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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-05

N~w Orieans spot.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. Spot cotton
Hteady; quotations revised. tniddling 2s
Tss bales. low middiing E7ss mlddling
la,b; good middling 1850; receipts t177.
stock al. 500 bslss
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NEW YoRK. Jan. Spot cotton quiet
middiing 1850.
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In1~pcndemt an atork..

uU0epchdeW III NOfka.
Tho closing bid and asked prices OF
Independent oil stocks on the Nav York
curb market Tuesday, a reported by
Houston. Fible n Co. were az follows;
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bIEh, Low Clone
The range of prices OF oil stocks on the
New York curb market Tuesday, as re-
ported by Houston, fible n CO.
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Puollshea In the Tulsa Daily World
ID. II, IA. 10. 30. IL. 80. 81. a. IS. ss,
81. 20. 40. so, 81, 1890: January I. :. 3.
and 8, 1921. world Publishing Com.
pany, Publishersl.
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a approved
FRANK r. DUNCAN.
civ Attorney
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Published IN The Tulsa Dsuy World
Dec. ~. is. 10. 20. 81 20. 30. 2i, sS, rs.
g. " 1; - g. 10 t''I ',nuig' a. Il and Il -
1891. World Publishing Co.. PubljshersD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
W ant to Buy

home in Richmond. about rooms
" ouid like TO get possession in 80
days, and not later than september
lst. Address
EDWARD MOSLEY,
HallSboro Va
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CnuntrN rrndnCc (Mhnhsnlc
PROVISION MARKETS..
CnEE-EE.


coffee futures oiyned unchanged to 6
points higher on. slightly steadier cables
checked by renewal OF month
liquidation. however, and prices eased off
later with March declining from Ga. to
e.S3, and May from $50 TO Gsi. with tn.
general hsi closing at q ne; decline OF
May, $50; July. 7.es; September, 7Gs: oc-
tober. 90: December %.
Spot eoHee;, qu.Si: RIO Is. s.. to g.. j;
and freish; offers were reported in Brazil.
out the tone was reported :iFmcr. The
oricia! cables showed . dcc!!n. OF 50 r.is
IN The dollar buying Tate. ana an advance
OF l-.5d IN the rate 81 Rio exchange on
London. No change was reported h tho
hishe.' brazilian bort receipts $500:
Jundiahy receipts, 2-gH. Santos cleared
ii.-!1 10. N-w York.
NEW YORK. FOO 5,-rhe market for
raw sugar was hrmer ana while prices
rub4s. cos; and freight, cqua! 20 i.Si fo.
centrifugal there was no fresh business
a. quoted prices, with holders asking more.
Late Friday there VAS another sale ~
go bass ot Cuoas 10 operators a. So.
cost ana tseish;. ana /, was rumored tha;
some Cueas was sold today at little
nb9ye his Asusr. although details were
Business in refined sugars continued OF
a hand mouth character and list prices
are unchanged at Gs5 for anc granu!atcd.
ReioTis tnat the Royal commission WAS
again IN ;he maTHct and the strength in
the spot market caused another advance
IN sugar futures, with Anal prices { to
points net higher. March closed at iig;
May, i'e; july, iG5. September. ~!
COTTONSEED OIL.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.--Cottnnsced oil de-
Gi!hed IL 20 :. points under scattered
ii1nida;ion on the break IN LARA and stop
loss selling. Toward ;hc close. however
room covering effected a sigh; rally Final
bids were 10 points lower. Sales s.hl
barrels. Tenders, To- barrels Prime crui.
s'.o asked: prime summer yellow spot
s,5eu az March. ~ May. s.2.: July.
NEW ORLEANS Fcb. .-Rourh -Tc,
no sa!es; receipts 2,55, sacks. mti.crs re-.
cel2is. same Clean rice. no sales; no
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FERTILIZER PRICES FALL
MORE THAN 81 PER CENT
CONTINUED From Elrs; PAGE

continued From First page0
ufacturers are well supplied with
goods produced at high prices, anJ!
II arrears that each is going To try
20 dispose OF the amount on hand as
pest they can without fixing Il def
mite price
If farmers organization wants 10
buy large volume OF fertilizer nov
ana pay cash for It. indications are
that very low prices Will b. quoted
lnclosed You Will lind list Of Ger
tiiizcr manufacturers in Virginia
baltimore and Wilmington. ~ G., and
We suggest that YOU get them to
quote You prices immediately
Potash imports from January to
November 81. 1920. are 1929 tons.
and indlca lions are that the annual
importation VIII hc about iS5. ZOO
tons. With the domestic production
II VIII nearly equal tile annual i'm
portation Of 1918 ~ $4,000 tons
The price OF muriate OF potash has
1920. TO $3.50 per unit January 81,
1921, and IS still falling.
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rustee S
Auction Sale

OF
TWO ADJOINING LOTS on SEMI
HARY AVENUE IN GiNTER
bvfault having been made in the
payment OF The money secured by
trust deed from II. l.. Campbell and
wife 10 Henry X. Miller. trustee. dated
2ist December, 1915. and recorded In
tie chanccry Court OF the City Of
richmond. Va. in Deed Book 2i2-C,
page li3, and the bcncticiarics rcquir-
ing Il sale under said trust decd. |
shall. in pursuance OF the terms Of
Said trust deed. offer for sale at pub
lie auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF FEB
RCARf. 1871.
At T. NJ.
Lots Nos. and 3. in Block y. on a
plan OF Ginter Park. H.nrico County,
Virginia" ma de by r. Crawford Redd
IL Bro. LIST November, 1905.
LOT No. .. in BLOCK P-IScginning
on the eastern Side Of Seminary Ave-
nu" at II point 1853 feet north Of
rs intersection with the northern line
OF l-aonrnum Avenue. thence runninr
n.or'hwardly along the eastern line Of
seminary Avcnu. and fronting there.
on 100 feet, thence back castw, -tiiv
between parallel lines 233i: feet 10
thr rear line OF said lot;
LOT No. 3. in BLOCK r-Beginninr
Al point on tho eastern side 81
Seminary Avenue 235.3 fcst pnr;h 90
lts intersection with the northern lin.
OF l.hburnum Avenue. thence running
norhwardly along the eastern line ~
Schinary Avenue and fronting there.
on 100 feet. thence back eastwnr,Iiv
between parallel lines 233i. feet 10
the rear line of said lot.
TERMS: Cash.
HENRY II NIIII.p
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tKb MANkET.
Curb Close, Bid ana asked:
Anglo .......... ga, n -sp
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Feb. \. :Ra.hir s,cadier
tone has DEVELOPER in All joprcr markc,
CURING the week, Report. that ncgotIs-
tohs are IN progress between the cOIT,er
eAp"Ft association and syndicate OF
pahh.rs whereby an eSrU!tahlc surplus
oi $500 pounds may be- Withdrawn tenn.
po-arily from the general nvsil,bic su,nI,.
anu hnanceG. have probably had some
sentimental influence, although Their. has
the details OF the PROSPECTS, fer ~ rnn
summation Some dealers are SIN 70
ror!sn to be shading the l3c level for
duccrs claim 20 have booked a,rn. hu.i
hssS az is cents. ana are quoting from
!; To l3'. FOR .iect:olytlc. Iron vas un.
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COTTONsEEn or

NEW ORLEANS Fcb. 5-Rough rio.
no sa!eS; receipts, $50 sacks m!l!crs re.
cents. same. Clean rice. no sales; no
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HH Haza
u kIt MARKET

,, ,,1ND 9E feP. Rar silver AKA por
fuhc'' money I"t cent. d .>ruuil, ra
short and three month Bills. ~. per ce,,
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Trustees Sale

~ virtue of q deed of trust from
Robcrt Kirk 20 the undersigned trus
tees. dated October Is. 1919. and re-
Iornsd IN Deed look 10, pages :G7-s.
IN the clerks Office of the Circuit
,oNrt o! Essex County. Va. to secure.
IN" payment Of certain notes therein
HsstriD.d aSgrcgating the sum OF
' E"%.dSa. 80; Win Interest from date.
payment Of the two notes due Octo-
Der lSth 1890. each for the sim Of
~ $C3 81. with interest from date
ana being requested by the holders
"hcr Tor sale at public auction To
VIC hiShcst bidder. at the front door
OF thc Courthouse OF Essex County
va ia the town OF Tappahannoci.
"e'"eeh the hours OF Il aud \. ~.
OK MONDAY. FEBRUARY u. 1921.
al! that valuable property embraced
~ the said deed Of trust known as
the kinlock Estate" containing
800 acres. situated In Occupacin
Magistcrill District. Essex Comfy.
va; In sight Of i;appahannock River,
win two and onc-h half miles front :
aSe on IN. National State Highway
leading from Frederick sburg To- C;lnu,
""s'"r Point, and including the hand
som" old kinlOck mansion house or
twenty rooms.
TEENS Cash Tor n SUFFICIENT
sale and pay on The notes in defaui;
as above stated, siG.GCsC6. with ac-
GfuSd intcrcsi, 10 become due and
nhyable on October 18TH. 1921. and
ne residue on such terms as Robert
Nirh may direct on day Of sale.
JAMES NJ. LEWIS,
Trustee.
Tappahann"ck. Va
'piiAib BAGBY. nc.
Trustee.
Richmond. Ea.HS {;
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

WEBSTER ST. Mr.. lsTR-siz. 500. rms.
Main Ss6s. ". O. q A. N. nillsr
Union Trust Bldg.
Mr.. 14rH q PARK RD.T r1.
SIG. 800. Joseph O. zirkel, c03 Colo. Bids.
n. 4ssS.
18th 81. NR. MONROE. rms
ami, gar. In. $4,000. Northvest
Realty Co. 18th Col. I'd. nv. Col. Is7I-J.
COLUMBIA RD. M. ifTH ST. 10 rm,- 4
o.. AMI sli,500. Northwest Realty Co.
lsh . Col. I'd. nv. Col. ls74J.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-29

| IRVING ST, Mt. Pleasant. rms. 4 b.,
ami; sleep. porch; every convenience.
$1,000: good terms. VIM. 8. Phillips. 1909
In. Y. ave. NV.
, 1921-10-12
P ublic Notice

THE attention Of the public, ana the
merchants in particular, is earnestly
! called to the following, order lssued
today to enlisted men OF the UnlCeu
States aaval service on duty In the virgin
Islands.
y. No enlisted man Of the United
States Navy or Marine Corps on duty
in the Virgin Islands shall, in any
one month hereafter, without writ
ten permission from his commanding
officer in each case, contract de0ts
bevOnd an amount which ne shall De
able to conveniently pay on the nrst
pay day in the folio wing month.
q Men reported for failure to pay just
debts on such pay day shall oe SUD
jact to trial by court-martlal.
Persons extendi g credit to such en-
listed men should Sc discretion as TO
the amount of sucn credit so that me
above order may be fully complied with:
While investigation will be made OF
reports of unpaid debts so that dlSrl-
n~linarv action may be taken, neVerthe-
less the Government will not act as d
collection agency for the recovery OF
such debts.
This notice applies only to debts con
tracted after October |, 1871.
SUMNER E. W. KITTELLE'
Governor.
ST. Thomas, September 27, 1921.
, 1921-10-12
Read This Important Paragraph from
a letter from The Factory Of the
famous Tires
VIKING CORD
THE TIRE OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
alta MODERATE PRICE

We pay our Workmen in Tires a very
high wage. We keep the number OF each
Tire which each man makes. Then, II
there are any just complaints, we refer
to the number of the Tire, and the man
who has made it have to pay he claim.
The workmen agree to this, because
they receive very much higher pay fhan
is customary in other tactorles; ana oy
a%nv--is undoubtedly the cause that they
take special care in the construction OF
these tires; and to this is due the great
record of the Viking Tires.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS for Porto
Rico
A. Erie SunmersiIIe & Co. Inc,
SAN JUAN, FIR.
, 1921-10-12

ATOTICE is hereby given that he sum
of Frcs. 263.45, income on the IN
a y vested capital Of His Royal HighnesS
Prince Valdemar's Wedding Memorial
Fund for the benefit of worthy INDECENT
persons in St. Croix, will be on hand FOR
distribution on the 22nd October, .
Applications for participation in this
distribution, duly certified, should be
forwarded to the undersigned on or be-
fore October 18th, 1921.
Despatching Secretary's Ofi"e, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, September oath.
C. E. RAPPOLEE,
DeSpdtchlng Secretary,
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By OLIVE ROBERTS r
Story Number $50

II was Nancy who discovered that
queer things were happening to Fflatty
Founder and she called Nick Co see.
The tired little founder boy hadn't
been just talking when he said that
he had 20 20 to sleep In order to grow
up.
The Twins watched Flatty ~curiously
and this is what they saw. First of
all 0ne OF the little fish boys white
sides, not the one he Was Lying on,
but the upper one began to change
color, Fisst II got gray. then Il chang
"a 10 O grecuy brown. ana last quite
slow 10 "a dark brown,
- wonder n his underneath side
he getting brown. too said Nancy. III
IL isn't. hen De lopsiled."
Flatty WINS too sound asleep by this
lime to hcnr "a word she said. But
Nick pcop,d. Hc lluod up a little
flap pf Fla;ty's hin body,
mo" he said insurprise "Flatty's
still white underneath. When he
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wakes up and tries to swim. hen be
brown on one side and white on the
othcri"
Just wait and see,' siid a sober
vote, nearby. You've something to
learn about founders" IL was Gran
daddy Jcliyfish just swimming away.
Next the Twins noticed F1atty's fins.
They were changing In shape. Instead
OF a top and bottom Tin. they were now
both side fins and matched exactly
But the most amazing thing OF all
happened then. Flatty'a underneath
eye began To travel Il Travelled round
on top OF him and settled down righi
beside the other eye at one corner Of
his mouth. aud there u stayed. Sud.
denly both eyes opened. My under.
meath side has become my tummy. and
my upper side IL my back. Now III
gn away Sick YOU may take dowf
the 'dctour' sign"
To be- continued
CCopyright 1891 y. y. a. Se-vico)
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The Herald Is the punch that
knocks the WANT out OF WANT ADS
Nv giving RESULTS
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Lofty Peak to
Be Named After
Franklin X. Lane

WASHINGTON. Nov. bAThe mem
DRY Of The late Franklin X. Lane, tor
nearly eight years secretary OF INTERIOR
~ to be pcrpctuated through n OF
the loftiest peaks IN the Tatoosh range
within Mount Ranic- national park
-. a.--AA. - anterlar an
nounced todny that the geographic
board had decided TO name the peak
Mount Lane. II has an altitude OF
5000 feet, rising one-third OF a mile
northwest OF Cliff lake. ! n Pierce
county. Washington.
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Nov. 4~.5.s.T-s.p-iO.
CERTIFICATE OF coMPARIsoE.

NNo. llllVl
STATE or NEW MENiCO,
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
or NEW MFNICO.
rritrd States o. America,
state ~ New Mexiro-sE
TT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED that the
annexed IS a full, true and complete tran
script of the
Amendment 20 Certificate ~ Incorporation Of
Rio Grande Company changing name TO
FRS MORTGAGE COMPANY
OF ALBUQUERQUE, n ~,
and Increasing the capital stock and
amending Articles .. 3 and o
with the endorsements thereon, rs same ap.
peers on file aud of record in the office u
the state Corporation Commission.
IN EST MONN WHEREBY the Stcis
Corporation Commission o; the State Of New
Aisxico has caused this certificate 90 be
signed by It's Chairman and the seal Of said
Commission 90 be affixed al the city 81
Santa Fe on this srd day o. November.
tsisned) HUGH H. WILLIAMS.
tScaD Chairman.
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLES on 1NCoR.
PoRATiON or RIO GRANDE COMPANY.
CHANGING NAME TO FIRST MORTGAGE
COMPANY OF ALBUQUERQUE n. X,
AND OTHER CHANGES.
We. the nndersiEncd president and secre'
tary respectively. ~ Rio Grande Company,
q corporation Organised under the laws "a
New Mexico, do hereby certify that on The
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nOOaS VIM s.sVIn

NICELY FuTnishsd room With board. 6Is
West Fruit Phone 1t72W.
ifEALTHsEEkERS MEN-ii looking Tor 4
quiet. comfortable home on ranch. fresh
eggs and milk. home cooking. ideal sleeping
porch. I mile west Of Burelas Bridge. oan
4
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lOi. ItI.NI-Arnrnnrnl.


tOt. ItLNI-Apartnheuts IS
FOR hkNTEFyruished apartment close
in 20s n Sixth
inU pArtiy fuTuI.hsd rooms tor nE.t ..s,.
keeping lloh & Second ST.
FOR RENr-Dcsirsblc two room STS7f,
menl no sick no children. liOs North
FOR KkNr-2 room furnished ap.1ment
ny and cold water and steam heat. All
ron kENT-i room nicely furnished apart
seventh Phone aaoS W ~
FOR RENT-LarEe frJn1 room well fur
hirLtd In desirable part Of town; reason.
sele rent 5le West TIerAs Ave.
Fg na ,o.''i;sg.ss .~p.T,S.atj
foR RfST-fWo hgbt so1ssfsspInT rooms:
ipfnissed' also 2 bedrooms IeiL N.
FOR wall untnr and house T%SIaiRs- no
!gh 700 small % zoo large, Cau Wright
FOR RENT-uouscs S
FOR REsr-r~o .msn houses In HiEAisndI
FOR RfNf-HOUSE-Iirc 1aT-c room.
ana ppareh s25 90; furnished 1915
FOR RtNr-s room cottage. partly FUR
Nl.h'l large porch. Vacant Nov. 10.
gore ". '''u iN'"'
fuk kkNr-By December 18Th 10 Tcspon-
tlhlg tenants, completely furnished five.
fg'W house. Earagc. Inquire at $50 North
FuR kEhf-NicsD farnishec 9gngaio.
t9t housekeeping consists Of living room,
Alichenrtte two sleeping porehes, hot and
Ss, mroear,bh,hS p electric tanse $4,000
NOR RENT-Fi,e room briek house. bath
scrcrh"d sleeping. porch, window shades
Ahd coal range ln house. newly decorated.
,arasc 500 water free. Call Al 2sO n
tOR sAI.F-Art---Tnn.rnn. y
FOR SALt-taby bod and Elsh chair In
s"1d condition All North rrnth 81
ron sALt-Is uislo. Never been used
llsl EaAl silver. Phone l3il i
TRY Boldly mik. satsy.etrVn guaranteed.
phone 24Is-R .
iuH sAit-fihno. SO West KiiaHiie
SCRATCH pads. 10 cents pound nj
tn" Fv"ning Herald
FOR sALh-Frans Prenief vacuum
Eleaner NTH 20 foot extension. Prseu.
oally new Ptlce reasonable. Phone p1s.J.
FOR wall tintine and House T%alaiInr- no
!eh 60" small Or too large. cali Wright.
FOR SALE Rugby bicycle. nTst-ci.s. con
odt'Sp' $40 400 8 High H. Phone
~ hsrlrCHiNG and picoting atiac6mTnI
Works on any sewing machine. easily ad.
luttedi price f2.6u. with full Instructions
Com Novelty Co. Box 1891. Corpus Christi.
Texas.
SARATOGA CHIPS
AZTEC BRAND.
Always fresh. Made by the New
Mexico Potato CHIP Mfg. Co. 324 n.
THIRD st.
Get Them at Your Grocer's
The Herald Is the punch that
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SARATOGA CHIPS
AZTEC BRAND.

Always fresh. Made by the New
Mexico Potato CHIP Mfg. CO.. s24 n.
81.
Get Them at Your Grocer's
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MIStELLltN fDt
BETTER KODAK flNlSH1N6-it Il better.
Return postage paid on mail orders. The
barnum Studio. alph W. Central. llbu.
quetgue. n Mes
WANTED-CArefui kodak hnlshing by mAS'
ter photographer, twice dsily service. Re.
finishing 70 a reliable established firm.
Hanna 4 Hanna. Master Photographers,
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tNpR SALE. -F,nrniture

FOR sALEI0sF table aud three chairs
suitable for office or home. Apply Room
3 st1h ". Central
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-27
oW er Carnival
SALTS fine FOR
Aching KIDNEYS
We Eat Too Much Meat Which Clogs
Kidneys, Then the Back Hurts.

Most folks forget that the kidneys,
like the bowels, get sluggish and clog.
ged and need a flushing occasionally,
else we have backache and dull misery
IN the kidney region. severe headaches,
rheumatic twinges. torpid liver. acid
stomach, sleeplessness and all sorts Of
bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean. and the moment you
ieel an ache or pain in the kidney
region, get about four ounces of Jad
salts from any good drug store here,
take tablespoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast for few days and
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid
OF grapes and lemon juice, combined
with litha, and is harmless to flush
clogged kidneys and stimulate them to
normal activity. 1t also neutralizes
the acids in the urine so it no longer ir-
ritates, thus ending bladder disorders
Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive;
makes a delightful efferyescent lithia-
water drink which everybody should
take now and then to keep their kid
neys clean, thus avoiding serious COM
plications.
a well-known local druggist says he
sells lots OF Jad Salts TO folks who be-
lieve in overcoming kidney trouble
while it is only trouble.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-27
Niadill Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. w. &. Dowel spent
Sunday in Ardmore visiting with Mrs,
Dowell's mother. Mrs. :. c. Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Williamson spent
Sunday visiting with friends at Mead.
j. c. Moore of Aylesworth was q bus-
ness visitor in Madill Saturday.
Miss Leona White visited in Madill
Monday with her sister, Mrs. Richard
Perryman.
Mrs. Hurbet Creelmore who had been
in Madill visiting with Mr.. Creekmore's
mother, Mrs. j. lG. Creelimore, and with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ia. r.. Creekmore, has re-
| turned to her home at Enid.
Mrs. u. III. Banks of Ardmore, and
Mrs. ~ Il. Raum Of Marietta We're in
AIadill visiting at the home OF their
daughter ana sister, Mrs. Il. +. Dalton.
Mrs l.. A. Hadwin and little daughter,
Louis, are in Platter visiting Mrs.
lladwn's mother, Mrs. C. $. Fisher.
Miss Dona Reeves OF the local tele.
phone exchange will spend this week in
Durant on business for the company.
Ben r. Long made u business trip to
Tishomingo Monday.
Miss Johnnie Lou Click who had spent
the Weekend with home folks at Du-
rant. returned 10 her school work Mon
day morning.
Attorney e. c. Williams of poetau
was in Madill Monday morning en- route
IN sulphur where he IL attorney in a
murder trial.
j. c. Hopkins Of the Kingston Mess
enger was a business visitor in Madhl
Monday.
n. H. Simmons and daughter, Miss
Viola, who have been in Arizona FOR
the past few months for Mr.. simmons
health, have returned home. They give
glowing accounts of the climate OF the
Arizona desert country.
Misses May and Corinne Ballard of
Kingston were Madill visitors Saturday.
Mrs. j. ID. Maynard of the Tyler com.
munity, visited In Madill Saturday.
NJ. Il. Scott Of the Mcmillan commune
ity transacted business in Madil sat.
urday.
Ed Scribnor prominent farmer aud
democratic committeeman from the
Powell country, was a visitor In Ma.
ain Saturday.
Master T.. l.. Hamilton spent the wecs
end visiting with relatives In Kingston.
Mesdames John and Sam Howard OF
Woodville were In Madill saturday.
Mrs. Claona Belts OF Dallas who has
been in Madill visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Kirk, has returned
home.
Mrs. W. y. Sanders visited Sunday
with her sister. Mrs. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Lynn who have
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been in AIadill and Oakland visiting
with friends and relatives, have return.
ed TO their home at Alilburn.
IL. p. Toon and little daughter Leota
went to Wilson Sunday for visit with
Mr.. Toons parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. W.
II. Toon.
Mrs.,N. w. Welch and daughter, Miss
Halle, visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol Ward at Simpson.
Mrs. Martha Watkins spent the week
end in Ardmore the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. Charles A. Coakley.
Mrs. ]. r. Marrow spent the weekend
with friends in Calera.
Mrs. o. NJ. Garden and Miss Lena
Estes spent the weekend visiting with
friends in Durant.
Mrs. N. Miller visited with relatives
in Ardmore Saturday.
Henry Whiting OF Bells. Texas, who
has been in Madill visiting with his
brother. d. d. Whiting, has returned
home.
Miss Verna Wilkerson returned home
Kingston where she has been visiting
with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hunt of Mil
Creek who had been in Madll guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Hunt.
have returned home.
Charles llagman who has been In
Madill visiting his mother. Mrs. d.
Iiagman and sister, Miss Rose Hagman
has returned to his home at Wichita
Falls.
Mrs. j. l.. Neal OF Kingston who has
been in Madill guest at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Ed Fatum, has re.
turned home
Roland Neal ana Mrs 0. f. Batey OF
okmulgee who had been in Madill vis-
iting at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Fatum have returned home.
Misses Minnie Fitch and Marie Per.
ryman have returned home from a few
days visit with friends at Ada
=. a. Goodwin Of Maysvile is In Ma
din looking after some residence prop.
erty he owns In east Aladlll.