The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04
MOUNDS.

| The Mounds school district No will
commence school on Sep'emner : ne
u, Nr Maudlin instructor IN mathc-
Eatics " kaufman of Marshall: Mo. IN,
lrructor In science. Miss Su'a toIi 'r, ,.i .l
ITdmond, okla. instructor In history MISS
liHrl, Wi~khizer Of Ninita, okla instruc-
Iior m English and Latin. ciSHti s-.t",
Iln" vadS irwin seyUn,A Nh r,sr, srrH'w wiIssn:
l1nb Grade Mrs X p. M1,rer, f"Irth
Is-ade Miss Patsy Rnrdet'e. third sTad"
. Miss Iva wallngforh. first Et,d6 MSS
lossnhine Holt: primary, Miss IVA
'crouch. vocal music Miss to;"1e J"hn,,
Igon The two rural schools VIII be tdntht
ltv Miss HazeI Sivedon and ii's D3ro,hy
lpaher The superintendent ha' ChllHh
meeting of all the teachers ~ be h.'d q"
''yyr''s wnisrd johnston returned last week
from -ummcrs vation spent win ms
NJ and Mrs Frank smith ard isinIy
returned Monday oyanlng RON, an oyer .
land ,rip to TYLER. Texas. who're my
have been spending n" pats ps,s few weeks
The dry goods firm Of Morris CO,
reports a robbery the pase w"eE' some 81
,ae stolen goods were t9und IN ""Pu'p'
H. Moore Of Haskell. who has been
IvsitinE At tho home Of her mother. MrN'
II j Sole-t returned to her home Thurs
''f fns @'t"''8 3 /. Johnston corner rssiaeT1c..
lvn be moved in few days TO their 70.
=
ir,psrsttons Tor the new home which
IWr and Mrs Frank n. Johnston expect
TO erect on this property In the near
Miss Fav samuels Of oklahoma city Is
Ivislting at the home of her aunt Mrs
IJohn l. Modlin ,,.,
Ifosnding the month with friends- III 'o'"
Ray Powles, who is student At the
lRush medical school In Chicago, Is eS
1rsr,sd 10 return soon to Mounds for
months visit with friends and relauvesc-
Tho residence OF NJ. and mrs a. "
Neyt in the Bilsro addition Is "ss''"s
A MS R X. Goddard and children 2f
4 Skiatook returned to their home last ~
day after visiting her mother Mrs. Ann"
| Mr.. and Mrs RoIla white OF okiahona
ICiy are visiting at the home OF MI anu
NJ. and Mrs. W. T. Taylor and son
2ack are enjoying two weeks NacA'''"
| i J. Ssson' accompanied BY Mr.. Lee
made an overland trip to Arkansas the
MISS Maur,ne Chiffon retuned TO Guthrie
the lasr II the week to resume her school
'rSS' Mf snI 'n'' Ms. sils. william Martin Of Mns
2ses si 4snFst.T g,sd rs ,rw 6oys Hsys parrsh s1 %
ls3oct aFi. 5o%a I'Ts' oTS1 ~ss sndsy, '0'
| Mrs l., RAtnes OF Tulsa spent me week
end visiting with her parents Dr. ana
Mas Ruth Barton will attend uoc ,sc
!beginninE september 10. Mas Rarton was
In school at shawnee last year .,,
| The drouth and heat OF the pas, "st I'm
s'ion as the stock ponds are dry,ns 1p ~,
ias A number OF farmers have had 70
sor' TO o,9e, means 'n Sobsa SGdsF 70 the seP fs
lfins will soon come to fill up the ponds
IHrd wells
Mrs Mamie Armstrong, has aecePtsa i,h ,h"aos a
s'o7 ns ION 'R ,Ne ottiSs ssr,s,s9 e. MTs sphn N"o''
| Miss Lucille Tyler, who with her aunt
Mrs. J. l.. HauEh OF omaha has oeeh
Ptnd,nE the summer at Los ,r HnGTlTS SomS
~ Mounds about september 10. Miss
Tler has been student At the L,,,,, aGno"y
lof music ct Northwestern university
n 'he past two years at Evanston, H. -
NJ and Mrs c, V. Appleauist are the
Ir9Id parents Of a dsughteL Betty Lou
The home OF Earl Scott east Of Mounds
caught af,rs and burned recently; o,,
Wis. linda Rodgers Is leaving thls "spn ~
iot Chcasha where she will attend 'he
Joe Raymond had the misfortune 10
ha'e his car stolen at Sapulps sa,@tuag,
many purchases and we're apout feduS "a
| return to Mounds when their car anu
tGr',nSses were stolen from par ParNshtS st6re r0'
| Nlyen Butterworth, who was a student
Ia Philips university at Enid, last year
VII return soon to enter upon his "otA
ior tho coming year.
| crowd Of several hundred mon
women and hcildren were In Mounds lhsI
Monday 20 attend the free barbecue whic n
VAS planned and given by the Champsr 7
OF Commerce and business men or mouhus
Ia' 'n' hall payk northeast or town, ~
carry at 10 O'clock crowds oomWenC-u
| u ar'E, at tho park and by noon tnsre
I"tf larger number than had been an
lt0tpa'ad. Two beeves had been hsrb"-
I'u'1 and were used for the sandwlchts'
tf.i4es three hams pickles. lemonaI :.
| 'i'e and watermelon completed w w
dlnner which was enjoyed immensely ny
~ The barbecued beef was ekce.ltn''
many present having never tasted ~ ~
iNfe this occasion There we're pienty oI
IMaternelons for all. About ! 80 superln-
ltndent Of schools, Y. +. hosher' intro
luncei II, S. Moberly who gave an eh
CrIent speech on dairy produces ~ '
| CLOCK baseball game was played pe
lIseen Red Fork and Mounds, score TO
| IN favor Of Mounds. To say this was a
MNnderul day for those present, VISITING
and meeting old friends, is putting "
mildly and everyone could not help but
'pr Mounds as royal entertainer as
IlrE'hing was free, well planned ana
I'IF''l cut. Even the business houses
" NAV an might participate, showing the
fna mat prompted the efforts IN making
\ mo day a success
surveyors were in Mounds this week
| ',t'l'ns for auv.>2tric line.
w ana Mrs. f., NJ, Scsggs and family OF
| '"0 NeNs'DemocTat OF Sapulpa, accom-