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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

IHoRouGHHRED Horrea Rock cockorels
from lr.1e winner, for sale cheap.
bsag" "lat-k, al-l ". Iourth,
WANTEp.,ro eschsDge thorougeeresd
Barred Rock CuChortlA Usage al37-k.
2l2l r. Fourth,
SEE MI SINGLE comb Reds, before buy
Iug eggs for patching. \ few c"cFerels
Tor sale. u. r Newhlock. 1880 S. Detroit
FOR SALE-Lght hens. one rooster,
White plymouth Rock, Phone Usage
Gi21.
Eggs FOR setting. Rhode Island Reds, eco
CgE strain dark rriJ, $3.50. Partridge
post paid anywhere r. A. Landrith.
Glenn station, BOX 206G Tulsa. Phone
FOR sALE-Wh.te Lcghorns. Indian Run
uor ducks and duck eggs, Usage S2sl-R
FOR SAIE-SoWe very fine Barred Ply
mouth Rock CockeTes, Price 81 and ny.
Also a few big-bonc Poland China bred
gifts, Ward Allen, Tulsa, Il. II. T. phone
BABY ,WCko-lt.c each. safe dee
livery guaranteed IN o. S. several kinds.
Information FREQ. National thirk tu.,.
$50 New York Life Bldg, Kansas city,
HARY CHICKS. ERgs, purebrei LeFhorns,
Rocks. Reds Orpinrtuus. Wyandottes,
bOst laying strain, postpaid reasonable
prices 'otalng free. Missouri Poultry
FOR sALE-Three thoroughbred Rhode
Island rod cnckHro.H, 81 each, also eggs
for setting. s37 ~ Elwood Ave.
MISSOURI frrsh milk cows at stoCkyard.
VIII sell privately Holstrln, Jersey,
Cueruscv Rcd Pole, W, u. Hand, owner,
oSags s37i.
THOROUGHBRED Rose comb silver
Laced and White Wyandotte CocKcr.is,
Sc each. Eggs IS 100. mr. s. Tor Go. Mrs.
a. L. S1ffol route q, Rule. Texas
WHITE Wyandotte eggs for Hstching,
from good laying strain, ST. 700, tl.50
setting. Henry Bowman, Diamond, NO
Route ?, -
$50 WHITE LEGHORN hons for sale.
E45H. Drive three miles south on Brok-
on Arrow paved THyb, then turn right
one half mile. Samuel brynut
BABY CHICKS, eEEs, best laying strain.
Rocks Reds lsHghuTua, oTpinEi iOus,
Wssuduttes dellvpr1 guaranteed, post
paid illustrated cstalog free. standard
Egs Farms. Cape GlTardeAu' NO.
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INSTRUCTION..

Ept ChIIoNAL AND MtsiCAL 40
BOYS AND GIRLS successfully prepared
for school or college entrance oXamin-
atious, by an experienced tutor, n grad
uate Of Princeton. Particular attention
Is paid TO pupils having difficulty with
their studies. Phone Cedar 432.
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WANTED-i 900 more houses 20 shade.
Johnston makes window shades to
measure, Phone Usage bO01,
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
uOusEs-FuRNtsHED

FOR RENT- -Flve-room furnished house.
with basement North Denver. osags
f7ii
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SPRING FIR APARTMENTS
"Oklah0'nas Finest

Re free from cares, cold ana fire
orators. storage rooms, running well water,
sound proof
Rent ilJO up unrurn'Ehed. rent includes
heat. light gaF and water, references re-
quired.
sIxrH AND CINCiNNATI STREETS
For further Information call Usage 69s5
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FLATS AND APARTMENTS 10

FLATS AND APhHTMENTs 10
GILLETTE, N, 7s-Thrce-room unfur-
nishod apartment in modern home, with
Vsrago. Usage 1888.
SEVENTH and GIANT. on street car line
upper ana lower fiat five rooms and
s1s@ %a@,os Sa'" .hadea "o''H stc J"w sGIis,nIiis
1sagr hlIb. ...-.-...--
EtUuTH E. gtG8M -Gnmrui-hed for
ruous sud bath. Cnll OshEc 1isb,
FOR RENT Two new unfurnlahoi four
room apartmcnts, uouth sidoi rent res-
sonnbir. can bHagD tlb2.
QUAKER, g. 725 Modem four-room un.
furnished apartment $50 month. Call
Osago 7i27.R, or oSsEo 1893.
BOuLDEH N tOs--For rent three large
room basement apartment, modern, two
porchea; light ana cool close In. Aduits.
MAiN. ~. sss--unfurnlshod apartment
Tor rent cedar i6l7
NICE four-rpom apartment unfurnishod.
private bath, also garage. Cedar 2l2s
FDH RENT. Four-rDOm duplex, separate
bath and basement, sleeping porch,
Cedar ~.
UNFUKSIsiIEp Fuur. room efficiency
apartment. helrnFo Apartments. Sixth
ana south Elgln. can Apartment O., Mel
roEo or phuu" psaRo 1876.
two. ROOM apartment strctly modern
ON first floor. $40 per month. Usage
FLATs-FI HNIsuED 70
mon CLASS Groom efficiency apart.
p,@"S "", oong, Tor 'S9' ds Gso5r 70 young ladies'
MAIN, s., l32o--rblrd floor apartment,
with private entrance, consisting Of
hrg" bedroom ana Kitchen. private bath .
oyctything furnished, to couple. Hofor.
HOuLBEH. y, t2s--Estra InrEe. fine
three room apartment iu new dupIrE
Tutm Tor thf'F. modern, we'll furnished ,
fino nelEhbufhoud, close in. On boulder
||fIrs.
CINCiNHATL n. AZ Brautitul. furnished
apartment, private bath pIuuut worry
desirable Tor business ladies or gentlemen
Huila6l" i'i HlHhlD,
TWO. KDpM apartment. ntcsiy FURNISHED.
ground fl"pr close iu, employed couple.
-i--'--nIT' " 10E Elceiy furnished tour.
rom apartment garden and garage.
rDh WLNI
Elegant live. runu apartment consisting
Of sun patlor. living room, din,0s room,
bod Installed Ir sun parI0r together with
steam heat. hot and cola water and an
other modern oonVcnirnc"s Price $50
monthly. uufuruIshoi. Arrangements csn
be- wudr 10 Tout HUArtmeutH furuIHurI.
Grace Apartments, Nluth and Houldor,
Phone osagc 7ll5
PLAEA COZ lhT completely furniHhed
Eo phone coils answered. taU Apartment
2O2 third floor east side
HIGH-CLANS EiK-ruom efficiency apart
ment l03 PLAZA Court Cedar -
sPRINGER hPhHr rMENTs
"Oklah0'nas Finest
BE free from cares, cold ana fire.
Flyc-room efficiency, oil burners, incln-
orators, storage rooms, running well water,
sound proof
Three minutes walk from downtown.
l.uI- LrLI. nan md MnInT. TnfrrannnA - |.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE SIX rooms.
apartment can be leased. references rt.
luifed Apartment So. g. 52l W Twelfth
81, Phone usage 1i55,
.EBN1 a g. svR
FOR sAtE-.No singer sowing machine
dtophcad. walnut case, tC5. Usage St1f
or iti E Illinois
VICrROLA half price. and reed baby
buggy for sale. 'os ~. Hrant
ron, SAI.l. Good reed baby huggy aud
ohidH jumper swing. Roth FOR 50. sIA
W Ninth 81 Take " Fifh street car.
mon GRADE dining room suite for sale.
tuned oak finish, same az new, at half
price. Bowers Furniture Co, s, Gin.
cinnau pRare 5000.
FURNlIUItE For sale. In good coudI-
uuu. in uN"-ruum, modern cottage,
cheap rent, two rooms already rented and
time. You can double your rent and
have tive. room apartment fur yourself
or vs.. Cameron 81. Phone OsaEe ots7.
WALNUT queen Ann dining ruom suite.
four piece walnut bedroom suite. Co
lumbia gratunula, range sud Refrigerator.
siN.r"um bungalow can be rented. 1856
s.. Rustun.
FURNITURE OF seven room house. three
blocks Fiuh and Main, reasonable rent.
Call Cedar Gl6.
GET MORE Tor your SECOND aaud rurnI-
ture. can hiue Front Furniture co.
Osagc 2330.
sINGER SEWING MACHINES
SOLD, EXCHANGED on REPAIRED
I will make you a good trade Tor your old
machine on new singer. Easy terms.
| PHONE l.. Il. ECkLES, CEDAR il6O.
you CAN wear diamonds n you sell your
second hand furniture 10 tho Diamond
Furniture co, Phone Gb3t We buy any
thing aud soil everything.
NOGAlES. N. 2G-Dwcu Apartments
apartment Tor rcnt, sun parlor, living
room and kltchenettc. completely furnish
ed. Furniture for sale.
THREE ROOM duplex house for rent and
furniture for sale. good location and eN-
/ cellcut noighborhood. j. =. Beckett, lOlt
| ". First. Phon" cedar l6A.
UPHOLSrERGEG--F artistic decorative
upholstcrtuE, call v. r. Tennely Usage
| 1905. is West First street.
| FURNITURE repairing and refinishing.
Prices reasonable. Phono Osage a6ts-J.
/ SPECIAL bargains on complete line ~
! furniture. rugs, etc. cash or credit, at
Fcldmans Furniture Co, q ". First 81.
| Phone Usage b75b.
| WE BuY secondhand furniture from
! single articles to a complete outfit
! Tonnolly A pirtle Furniture Co, 10 w
! First IT, phone Usage 1905.
| SINGER SEWING machine. practically
now al bargain, Ossgs Ab7.
FOR BALE Furniture for four rooms
| House for rent. $40 L. Fifth.
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FINANCIAL.


--- htNh h~iNiE LOANS ~
How Ml'u Will ,uu IIacuuut your f.rst
Give details lu reply. Addrcss s.s-R. care
World 80
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OIL MhCHINERY-suPrIIEs
orrIcn.srol.n noumMLNr o

~ A,HI.a ui lauu Uoau puteau, pkla
90 trad" fur ugnt car 3l5 =. Nortuu
TYpEWHITERS
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FURNITURE FOR SALE. SIX rooms:
apartment can be leased references rs.
lured Apartment so. 3, 5.l ". Twelfth
ST. Phone Usage 1tg5,
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3 AtREB--Hsu miles north OF Hruurr
station, native shade. we'll Of fine
water, easy payments, b. owner. No
nppnfa DHarT 2294
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

2 ACHES--Just east OF fair graunds six
blocks from paying, good rich laud.
Price ii.7sO. N. !. Glass Glass aud ana company
Cedar 1854
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G.. S. OOLEH, loans money on anything
~ value. Short loans on easy pay-
mont. Room 207 Frlend-Jones Bldg. Ce-
dar 229S.
si,7Uo FIRST MORTGAGE on modern
homo; some discount, T.. O. Box lO2.
SAVINGS ana Loan association wants time
deposits per cent interest per Huuum,
pay able semi annually: tax free and under
direct supervision OF oklahoma state
banking department; statement furnished.
Capital stock $4,000 900. Tulsa Building
& Loan association S L. Fifth ST.. Tulsa.
OEal
MANIED-S9UU. First mortgage rest
dpuco. Equity 1850. Repay nine 10 ~
gsliE.
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LIVE STOCK

po'Ns 'fiN' EEiN O3
FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Scotch collie
puppies cedar $40
SUNSHINE strain New Zealand Red rab-
bits correct type. rich color, podigreed
and registered, size up 20 and above
standard. Visit our rabbitry or write for
descriptive folder ana prices Geo W.
Hawley, Registrar, 2ll :. Nanthus, Tulsa,
Okla.
AT ERVICE-Pcdigreed white Persian
cat i2oi y. Boston.
SIN s, c. Rhode Island puIlcts and one
rooster. s2O s. Detroit. Usage is3i
FOR SOLE-Rostou Bull Terrier extra
good pedigree seal with white mark
ings. so and 475. can at 1904 $. Main
RABB1Ts--Two Flemish Giant Does and
one buck with nine little ones and
hutches, at a bargain. 70j S. Maybell.
Usage 294t
CHOICE BULL PUPS. Northeast corner
Twenty-frst 81 and Peoria
FOR sALL-BeRutiful Fox Terrier pups,
6l6 :. Elwood.
FOR sALE-Boston bull terrier pups;
pedlGrced. lul $. Trenton.
DON'T FORGET dos Kennel at second
turn on Sand Springs road puppies Tor
sale Address j. J.. Thacker. Route I.
Box 22s.
WANTED-scry'cc or r,Flstored airedaIe
dog for choice Of pups. Phone Rural
ND-6l.
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FINANCIAL,
on LANDS AND LLAst9 a

OF LANDS AND LEASES Ii.A
WILL sELi.-bO Bcres oil aud gas lease
In Nowata field one location from pro-
ducu0n. or will let drilling contract to
Edg Usage sSs6.
HACK ME on drilling wcl offsaJt.ng
a0O-bhi we'll, have four other utfse's,
vwrsgefty close to Tulsa. clad 60 show IT..
I =. Ho'chkss. 20s Dallas U'dE Cedar q.
WANTED 10 buy production. must deal
fu.I particulars, including number Of
wells daily production. number or acres
ett. viii also consider drilling proposi-
ffrr but not on wildcat acreage. Address
j. o.. Rox fi2 tulsa, okla
WILL TRADE-Ou tcasos for good car,
leasos In limo Of development In Young
Archer and recos counties, Texas. Usage
g5li 2Os Guletto ttrg. Tulsa.
s. MONTHLY--Buys deed to land and
interest IN oil wells that should pay
500 for each 50 invested. Writ" Tor par.
tcuIars. Texas Gult CO. tlO First Ma
tiunul Rank, Houston, IcNas.
FORTUNES being made In successful
speculation. Let US explain our sys-
tenn FREE. Markets active. Ack quick
645 Dwight bldgv Merchants brokerage
Co.,, Kansas CITY. Mo.
III Will HOLD option uuu you hear
from me on go acres surrounded by ten
drilling wells whore OIL ana gas iudica-
tons arc thick as ilcas ON - dogs back.
Then 10 YOU are not pleased when you
receive maps and plans. say su and
will return your money and not Erumblc
Location McMullvu ana Live counties.
Texas. -Four big gas wells recently
brought TO, Lease 20 run three To- eight
yrars. Don't waste time correspond .ug.
ON receipt Of letter containing - VIII
reserve choice 2O-ecre tract AMI mail
you full details. Plan baHrd 1 Geo
loot test to be made beginning at 400
fs.t you Increase option payment 25,
eacn roo feet drilled To I 500 feet. tAcn
decrease payments. II you want 20 o.,
FIRST 90 get 10 on something new ana
original send 81 nov, I viii return u
Immediately u plan doesn't suit W. M
Stephenson, Gl3 National Bank Of Com
m,rca Eldg, san Antonio. IoAas,
TWENTY-ACRE lease and interest Tin
drilling we'll ana lease, three oil sands
a coo feet f'r $500. proven territory.
cedar 9o1, 2l2 Unity hldr.
EXCEPTIONAL opportunity. rig up aud
ready to start drilling Monday morning.
greoh county range IL, VIII Hell loW
undivided IntcrcEts TO pay tpr casing
rIpo line connection. II you have 5000
ar moro Will be Glad TO take YOU over
the lease. This Is real prOpusitlO ton.
Address sa0-B, care World.
FOR sALE--ChoIc lot or might trade for
good offset lease. Address Postoffice
OIL MEN
/ have some nice, cheap oil properties for
sale. Also good drilling propositions. Earl
". Arnent, 1918 y. okmulgoo Okmulgce
HAVE BEST LEASES In south B.nd
near production, will let drilling con-
tracts. Information on request O.. O..
Gwyaunc, suite I, l.. O. Bldg, Box 2O3
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wANTED-To BoRRow

$500 TO $4,000 on $500 property. p
o. RoK 66i Sand springs okla
LET US PLACE your money ON Tulsa
real estate first mortgages. 10 por cent
interest $. NJ BclI Realty CO., IN Dan
tCls BIdRa Cedar 1862.
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FIVE FHUIl trees freo. starr uroa..
Louisiana, Mo- viii deliver rs trees
Tor the price u ten. one week only
March II TO 10. Jas. n. Lear. Usage
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IHpRDIGHHRED Barred Rock cocker,
fruu prize winner, for sale chea
Usage Sister, aI-l E. Fourth,
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TWO SMALL hpusrs. ou close iu lot cash
800, balance $40 p", month, Edward
Wstters A.' Er,urity HI'..
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LIVE SToCR AND VEHICLES

LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLES 81
FOuR- WHEEL racing sulky, has pneu-
matte tires. H nice uuifit Tor fancy driy-
ing horse. VIII take 500. e, T.. Sparks,
t-s n. Boulder
TWO - Five gaited Kentucky saddle
horses for sale. Bay Golding, $500,
dark seal Roldiug 5000. Drive three miles
south ON Broken Arrow paved road. then
turn right ono-hnif miles. samuel Bryant.
FOR SALE -Full-blood Jersey milk COW
fine mixer, can be seen at 307 $.
Yorktown.
FOR SALE-One UolstUin heller about
two years old, cheap. Inquire after 8
o'clock G24 s. Yorktown.
HORSE uWNERS--My fattening recipe
mailed Tor 800. No matter how old
the horse, result and sound flesh guaran-
tced. Joseph Bockle, 6lb state, Little
Rock ARK.
FOR sALE-shorthorn bull. registered
Scotch top three years old and a good
ono A, R. McGechi", broken Arrow, Okla.
FOR sALE-Ouo thoroughbred Jersey COW,
three years old WIN be fresh April /.
Phone Usage 2t33.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-07-12
For Miss Robb

Miss Sally Clay was hostess at a
theatre party at the Tabb yesterday
afternoon, entertaining a number of
the younger girls in honor of Miss
Lucille Robb, the attractive guest of
her aunt, Mrs. S. E. Spratt. After
the matinee Miss Clay took her par
ty to the Delicious Cafe, where re-
freshments of the loveliest kind were
served. Her guests we're: Miss Robb,
Miss Virginia Ayres, Miss Allie
Bright McAllister, Miss Margaret
McAllister, Miss Susan Gatewood,
Miss Lizabeth Anne Reynolds, Miss
Elise Derickson, Miss Elizabeth
Strossman, Miss Judith Hathaway
johnson, Miss Nola Highland, Miss
Marion Cockrell, Miss Mildred Cock
rell, Miss Frances Turner, Miss Mary
Bridgforth, Miss Emily Barnes Tur-
ner and Miss Mary Elise Spratt.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-07-12
Big Tobacco Purchase
Made by Local Firm

The Lexington Leader of Sunday
says:
"One of the biggest tobacco deals
made in the Burley district of Ken
lucky since the close Of the loose
leaf market in May has just been
consummated by Geary & Buckley,
of Lexington, who announced Sat-
urday that they have sold to the
Venable Tobacco Company, of North
Carolina, which has a factory and
redryer also at Mt. Sterling, KY,
457, $40 pounds of common smoking
tobacco at IL 1-2 cents a pound"
1t is understood that lGeary &
Buckley made a large profit on the
weed, which was bought over the
floors last winter at reported price
of 31-2 cents. 1t is said the to-
bacco yield in the hurley belt will be
short this year, fully 40 to so per
cent. and it is expected that the 1921
crop will bring much better prices
than anticipated by the growers.
Low grades have made material ad-
vances since the close Of the loose
leaf market and those that bought
these grades are now in a position
to make a handsome profit off of
their investment. Prospects look ex-
ceedingly bright for those SO for
tunate as to have a good crop of
tobacco this season, while the lower
grades will doubtless rule much
higher than last season.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-07-12
Theatre Party

Miss Dorothy Tyler entertained
very informally yesterday in honor
of Miss Dotsy Beggs, of Florida,
who is here for a visit to Miss Kath-
crime Howell. Miss Tyler took her
guests to the Tabb to see the pic
lures, and later served refreshments
at her home. Those asked to meet
Miss Beggs were: Miss Howell, Miss
Mary V. Robertson, Mrs. Kenneth
Collins, Mrs. William May, Mrs.
Dudley Hunter, Miss Frances Ken
nedy, Miss Mary Grail and Mrs. Les
ter Tharp,i
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-07-12
Mary Miles Minter to
Wed Ex-Paris Man

Perhaps no screen star of the
present era has larger list Of ad-
mirers than Mary Miles Minter
known wherever motion pictures are
shown as "the Darling of the
Screen" but il remained for a son
of former Paris, KY, man to win
her heart and hand.
The announcement Of their en-
gagement has recently been made
through letter received recently in
Paris. The lucky young man is Or
vile Erringer, Of Portland, Ore,
son of Clarence Erringer, Of Chi
cago, and grandson Of Theodore Err
ringer, for many years agent in
Paris of the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Company,and manager Of
the Paris branch Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. The
groom-to-be is the northwestern
manager for a large fruit packing
corporation Of California. His head
quarters are in Portland. His father
is general travelling agent for an au-
tomobile concern in Chicago, and is
now on a trip through Canada to
British Columbia. 1t was during a
recent visit to her prospective
father-in-law and his mother in Chi
cago that the engagement Of Miss
Minter to Mr.. Erringer was an
nounced.
On July 4th, Miss Minter left New
York on board the steamer Olympia
for two months trip through Eu-
rope, during which she will visit Bel
gium, England, France, Italy and
Spain. Shortly after her return the
wedding will take place, probably at
her home in Southern California. It
is said that Mr.. Erringer and his
bride will devote a portion of their
honeymoon to a trip through the
Bluegrass, which will include visit
to Paris, the place of his fathers
birth and early manhood, of which
the young woman has heard so much,
but which she has never visited.
Young Erringer is said to have
first met his bride to-be on bust
ness trip to Hollywood, Cal, where
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-07-12
THE SICK


Elizabeth Anne, little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Coleman, has re-
covered from a several days illness,
Messrs. r. M. Trimtle and r. NJ
Trimble, Jr., have recovered from a
recent attack of ptomaine poisoning
and are able to be out.
Mrs. b. f. Horton is seriously i'll
at her home ON the Camargo pike
from a stroke of paralysis. Due to
Mrs. Horizons advanced age, GA
years, her demise may be expected
at any time.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-07-12
Bridge Party

Miss Ruth Wyatt was hostess at a
small but delightful card party Fri
day morning at her home on Harri-
son avenue, having few friends to
play bridge with Miss Dotsy Beggs,
of Florida. After the game Miss
Wyatt served lovely refreshments,
and her guests were: Miss Katherine
Howell, Mrs. Kenneth Collins, Miss
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-07-12

Mr.. L. 7. Chiles was host at a
beautiful party last evening at his
home on West Main street when he
entertained at dinner in compliment
to Miss Elizabeth Bedford, Of Okla
homa City, who is the attractive
CUES of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stofer.
The table recorations were in pink,
sweet peas and roses being used, and
a menu of several delicious courses
was served. Covers were laid for
twelve guests.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-07-12
Picture Show Party

Mrs. S. Ellis Spratt will enter
tain a number of the younger girls
with picture show party Wednes-
day afternoon at the Tabb in com
pliment to her niece, Miss Lucille
Robb, of Jessamine county.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-07-12

4 S. W. Gaitskill and DIR. R. E. May
are in Lexington today.
John Mckee, of Covington, was
here this week with friends.
Miss Katherine Earl Vanarsdell is
visiting friends in Lexington.
Lewis Judy has returned from a
business trip of several weeks to
Hazard.
Miss Vitula Kinsolving, of Louis
vile, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Clay.
Denton Hawes, of Fort Worth,
Texas, is the guest Of his aunt, Mrs.
]. S. Ragan.
Miss Elizabeth Bedford, of Okla
homa City, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stofer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Bolts, of Win
chester, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. M. T. Bolts.
Lewis Judy is here from Hazard,
to spend several days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Judy.
Mrs. G. B. Swango left today for
Terre Haute. Ind, for a visit to her
son, James H. Swango and family.
Sam Dudley, of Flemingsburg, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A j.
Gatewood and Miss Mildred Gate
wood.
C. M. Edwards and Eddie McNam-
era are at home from Cincinnati,
where they attended the Latonia
races.
Mrs. David c. Fox and Miss
Mary Gatewood left yesterday for a
two weeks stay at Lake Chau-
tauqua, N. Y.
Charles R. Scott, of Covington,
and Mrs. W. G. Reed, of Louisville,
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ollie Sanderson.
Mr.. o. V. Jones is at Wilmore
looking after his business at that
place and will be absent from here
for several days.
Mrs. Jesse p Highland and Miss
Virginia Duff left today at noon
for a trip to New York, Washing
ton and other points East.
O. F. Richardson, who for some
time has been bee nemployed by
Hodges & Taul, has resigned and ac-
cepted position with d. d. Salyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Masden will
return Saturday to their home in
Kansas City, after a visit to Mrs.
Masden's mother, Mrs. Maggie
Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Vernon, of
Miami, Florida, who have been the
guests of Mrs. George Nelson, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Larsen, left
Saturday for Cincinnati.