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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-24
Interest stockmen.

Considerable work has been don
among the raisaIs of fine stock +
the county, since the appointment of
the committee, as well as among the
agricultural interests of the county
and the committeeman report that
great deal of interest has been
shown by the breeders Ia seeing that
Grady county fair idea eliminated.
1t is shown that with a permanent
fair established here, the breeders
of the fine hogs, cattle, horses or
poultry in Grady county will have
regular SHOW window in which to
exhibit their wares
The agricultural interests Of the
county are also said to be vitally in
terested, as up to the present time,
no permanent fair ground has been
provided, with the consequence that
the Grady county fair has been a
temporary year-byyear proposition,
with part Of the time no fair at ALL
Indications are that the movement
Is to receive the whole-hearted sup.
port of Chickasha business interests,
the committee states, declaring that
the discussion Of whether or not It
would be advisable to put up the
fair grounds as a permanent propo-
stion here has given place to q
discussion Of how the necessary
funds can be raised.
"The ACCESSIBILITY Of Grady coun-
ty fair for Chickasha is no longer
being discussed said D member Of
the committee this morning. "It
is conceded that Chickasha must
have permanent fair ground and
have not the slightest doubt that
we will find ready support when the
stock of the Grady County Park Is
put on. the market"
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-24
Charter Obtained Under Name Of
Grady County Park; Plan In
eludes Free Fair. Gall
Park, Race Track
RECREATION PARK ALSO
Is A FEATURE OF PLAN
Exhibit Buildings for Agricultural
Products and Livestock 10 be
Erected Says Plan: Com.
mittee Meet Tonight

Tho Chamber OF Commerce fair
committee headed by Orln Ashton
will bo ready thin week 10 launch
campaign to raise funds with
which TO purchase the ground and
erect building for a Grady county
fair. according to an announcements
made this morning by Mr.. Ashton.
The committee. composed OF orIn
Ashton. Fred NJ. Frey. Dr. A. d
Leeds. Ed Foster and Dave c. Hy.
berger has secured charter for
the fair association under the name
of the Grady County Park, capatal-
lied at $4,000 apd the committee Is
scheduled to meet tonight for the pur-
pose of further working out details
Of the stock selling campaign.
What Plan Includes.
The plan. as outlined by Mr.. Asf-
ton calls for the purchase of 10
acres of land located just east OF the
yiaduct, from Ben r. Johnson, for
the site of the Grady County Park.
This park according to plans 10 TO
include n division for the Grady
county free fair. a race track, ex-
hibl building for agricultural pro-
ducts and livestock, adequate ground
for baseball park and athletic field.
a campaign ground for automobile
tourists and recreation park con.
tanning several acres.
The free fair division. which Is to
take care Of the agricultural and
livestock interests of the c -ty, Ia
to be separate from the 'pay' end
Of the proposition. The exhibit build.
ings are to be located on The free
fair side and the entire Grady county
free fair, in all its departments will
be staged here. The race track. base.
ball and any other feature where an
admission fee is TO be charged Will
be seprate and distinct from this de-
vision Of the proposition, It - po!nt.
ed out
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-01-24
ALLEGED sPEEDER FINED.

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28

the boyo 20 know are oleef, ~
are lust = ape ~ - p0pata
your gin fx3eees Popu1atsfy ~
shoftr1tved unless the girkFv -
charm @ wall - . TAR 4noQnes
good looks. Study aAd mDs
yourself now % that yoo van
70 good foundation - - i1tesosei1el
later.
Dear Mrs, Thompson: I ~ 81
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28
MILAN
fSpecial Correspondence.)

\0U0NloA IVA AV8RVAASASSsP
The willing Workers' club OF the
Methodist church was entertained
Friday afternoon ct the home of
Mrs. william Kale. Mrs. Kale and
Mrs. Hugh Cannan acted as host
esses. After the business meeting
q social hour was enjoyed and at
4:30 = delicious chicken dinner was
served. 1t WILL be Of interest to
friends Of the club to know that the
neat 4 sum Of $110 has been made
since the club organized seven
months ago.
Mrs. Ralph Palmer entertained
the G. w. club. members It. her
home, one mile Aeast Of town. FRI
day night. After the business meet
inx . social time was enjoyed and
I delicious lunch was served BY the
hostess.
4 special program Of Easter mu-
sic viii be given At the Methodist
church both morning and evening.
An especially me csntata has been
arranged by the choir for the eve
ming service. Rev. John A. Decker
will b In charge Of the services.
Ray Criswsll came homo Thur
day night rom college and viii re-
turn to Iova City Monday and re-
sumo. ht1 studies estter spending
Easter 1t the home Of his mother.
Nrs. Margaret Criswsll. ;
Mrs. william Nice spent Thurs
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28

~
young g1rI ~ yeefs q aee. nave
many girl friends whom ! IKE very
mach. We know 1 lot OF boys Who
.,-.-. 1900 h,s ~. 49,.
- -. - 49,. -.
~ inc otnsr Siris % 80 pascss
with them and they never ask ~.
I know that none Of the Rirls are
extraordinarily pretty and / an a.
rood looking q they are.
/ would h yerv rrsteful n vor
II you would tell- mo Why boys
never take me anY place. when
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28

have actually gained twenty
I'VE pounds and l just think Tan
u . the grandeat medicine In the
torid." said Mrs. Robert o. Rey-
III. l27 North Denver St.. KAN
- City, No.
For ten long years l suffered
"a . very bad form Of rheuma-
stomach and nervous troubles.
I. appetite was very poor. What
sle ! did eat soured on my stom-
- and I Suffered the most &C.
y pains n my back, hips and
seealders. Ny rheumatism WAS 50
q that l could not raise my
lads to comb my hair and my
- hurt me to my finger tips !
me % weak and run down that
- all my energy and life had
eo1ns almost . burden. ! tried
~ things but nothing helped
hid only taken my first bottle
= 1snlac Yhsn I noticed my APP
- was Improving and I could
better at night I have TAX
0fss bottles and the way It haa
~ me and -built No up ID real
y etenishing. / can eat anything
7everything without the slight
dfsagreeahle after efIests.
= Just hnG q night and am IN
NJ health fhan havn han for
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28

psi - 49,, keck ,.tn - ,~.t>,
ana ssuIna doUr nna-h.M as-.rr
fhicken sasrAtlvs ~ str.ss -
eaourh 81 ~ raw over tne chtcS-
en- t. cover 4 fhe.reat Il Is 1870
IN tha NV hoaf
vh.n -, = $50. -.
- '1s
S..e Ase INC Chicken not ana pro-
cesd - directed. Gafntsh the cAks
With pineapple aliceS that have
'heen dtnnea = 9, -, !, -
sanmeA rrrmh. arS 49,
Ar,,cct Tsre-n.. -. ..s.s
snrirots ona 1874, 49,. sn,~ !.
oshe, rr>eer.sS ses-..sIr ~ -
.vesnr;ns rrssu ~. sSs.s 80 =
novdereS sr-.r n-.,r ~. 49,
nsr,co4s ~ .ii tha tui~e ther, r.ss
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28
Or. Walter Won Simon, left, and
Gen. Won Seekt, a they stepped
Of the boat.

Although the conference be-
tween the allies and German rep
arations commissions, held a.short
time ago in London, ended some
days ago with the departure Of the
German delegates and the action
Of the allies in extending their &C.
cupation of Germany, this photo
from the British capital is Of inter-
est. It shows DR.. Walters Won Sim
mons, German foreign minister, and
General Won Seekt, German war
minister, stepping on British soil
on their way to the conference.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28

H6elpes isr . nay.

shortcake Dough = Sit together
two cups Of 60ur-paStry nour. 10
best-A half teaspoon q salt, four
lsvel teaspoons haktng powder. .
halt taaspoon hnttsf and & cup Of
rich milk. Nix, then press the
dough int two battered layAf-caks
pans and bake IN . brisk oven lif-
teen to twenty minutes.
Turn oae layer upside down, bat-
ter well, coyer with . generous
layer Of the fllipg, lay On the other
layer, butter It, spread with ALL
ing and turn ovsr some Of the
gravy.
Chicken shortcake-9elect young
tender boiling chicken, short and
thick through, have the isinews
drawn from the legs. SINCE, draw
and wash the chicken thoroughly
in lukswarm water. Joint the
fowl and boil until tender adding
to the water an onion, { stalk Of
celery and . bunch Of herbs.
When tender lift the chicken and
remove the meat from the bones,
cutting the chicken mp coarsely.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28
Avoid Unnecessary
Operations

Most operations can be avoided.
Beware OF the knife that il used
pr0miscuuusly without thought Of
the dangers, the miseries, the hard
ships that entail. Most Of the cases
of tonsils, would-be adenoids. ulcers,
appendicitis, and other chronic all
meSts via yield to honest, judic-
Eious and Intelligent treatment under
'conpetsnt hands.
Free Consultation,
Exannination and Advice
II you have been treated. and failed
to get well, don't be discouraged. bat
como and - me before giving mp
all hope.
Write or call DR. HALEY. Peoria.
m-tAdy.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28
WILL BE AT ROCK ISLAND
Hotel Harper

DATE-SLTURDAY, APRIL 3
Heurs-1 p N. tU 5 p. N.
AND-SUNDAT, APRIL 5
Hours 4 u. to sh n.
Specialist. who devotes his full
time to the treatment Of Eczema,
Stomach, Liver, kidneys. Rheuma-
tism. Deafness, Citarrh, Leg Ulcers,
Eye Troubles, and all chronic dis
eases peculiar to Men, Women and
Children.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28
VAUDEVILLE
kDavsnpertD
1870 TA1Asss-cA aass u htll tvis


noaslas Fairbanks new picture.
~ Nut" which opened 1t the
N Armstrong theatre yesterday
. four day run, has all the ele-
onls that go to make up . sue
S1ful photoplay. In al probable
Fl this offering will be one Of the
IA most popular vehicles.
Possessing the unusual sponta-
~ and swiftness Of action that
ekaSacterizes oil Of Fairbanks cell
iuloid creations, It is further dis
ttaguiShed by some Of the most
unique novelty features ever utiliz-
= IN the making Of q photoplay.
Like other Fairbanks plays, this
Nm II conspicuous for IT'D clean en-
Itogtainment. As is very appropri-
atsly set forth in the opening sub
TIE, there are no murders in the
int act, no ruined homes III the
tecond, and no ,regenerated hero
~ where in the picture"
The theme Of the story is love-
De unquenchable love Of a man for
! maid. And the romance that runs
through these five reels OF exub.
9ant. wholesome fun forms the
ipundation for . very clever and
Intriguing plot.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28
AZ fIhe Ceiurhia.

was received WITH much favor by
ColumbiA theatre audiences yes
terday. From the very moment of
her appearance before Athe foot
lights she had the folks with her
and in both her songs and special
material she showed that much of
her time had been given over to
perfecting her act. so that it would
obtain the greatest impression upon
her audience, Miss KenBady was
the first to sing the famous "My
Hero" song in ''The Chocolate Sol
der" some few years back, when
the Offering WAS first presented.
Since the day of that great old mu-
steal comedy, Miss Kennedy has
rounded. into . vaudeville headlin-
or and now is regarded Is one of
the stellar attractions On both the
Keith and Orpheum circuits. Miss
Kennedy il the wife Of Thomas ].
johnson, q prominent Chicago law
yer, and in the closing number OF
her Offering presents her daughter,
II little miss Of some eight or ten
years. who lsings Feather Your
Nest"
Another topnotch act ON the Co
lun1bia hill is "Step Lively" song
and dance revue, featuring Miss
Mildred Rogers. She has a COM
pany' Of four men, capable singers
1 and dancers. ! The piece has plenty
Of dash and pep to it, dominated. Of
course, by. the personality OF the
leader, Miss Rogers.
Equally. entertaining is "The
Chinese Revue" presenting three
Chinese girls and featuring Miss
Don Fon Cue. The trio give the
Chinese conception Of American
syncOpation, both in song and in
dance. They are a capable group
Of entertainers. and particularly
clever was Miss Cues conception
of Sophie Tucker singing Love
Honor and Oh, Baby"
Ray W. Snow. THE Man About
Town." assisted by Marine, chatters
with some fast talk on the merits
Of men and women, husbands and
wives. Beck and Stillwell sing and
talk, their act possessing an abund-
ance Of snap. Wilfred Dubois, jou
gler PRfisien. has a really remark
able Juggling act, which opens thu
show.
\
| The monster testimonial matinee
| to be given at the Columbia thea
tire on Friday afternoon, April 8
will be one of about 800 simflal
entertainments to be given stimuli
taneously all over the United Statel
and Canada. All proceeds will q
\ to the insurance fund Of the Ma
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28
At thu Majestic.

| Prairie Trails" is the fastest,
nest- exciting picture that Tom
M. the daring cowboy star. has
pne. Last nights audience at the
6jestic theatre, where this new
william Fox production was shown
NJ the first time, received it most
Enthusiastically.
while there are differences Of
epinion about what type Of stories
~ best adaptable to motion pic
afes. there are no two opinions
about such tales OF the great out
leors as Tom Mix provides. They
lave an Irresistible appeal to all
classes Of theatre-goers. Prairie
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28

Aftcr many pictures 81 socieu
!nfrtgam 4 ~ VIII ! sons u y
LEI that otio Seea 'sIhe JuckIins. 4
0eortD Nelf0rd's new Parsnount
picture. which opened. to capacity
houses q The Spencer Square the.
'afre yesterday ana viii riIhain
6ree more day1.
This Il good, ~ clean pic
turs. Il deals with eopd. oId-fash-
ioned people tslls : nod eadlfash-
Toned poopie, tells . good old-fAsh-
million and one little bits sof great
human interest. Monte Blue play1
the role Of Bill Hawes; the ianky
school teaches, CharlR Osle is Linn
Jucklin. Mabel Julienne Scott is
Guinea Jucklin, his daughter. and
the big east includes Fannie Mide-
ley, z6ll f;oyington. Winter Hall,
J. n. Dum6nt, Clarence Burton
and Z long list Of sfavorites.
The picture is IN adaptation BY
Frank Condor Of Opie Reads de-
lightful novel. Paul Perry did the
camera work.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28

interesting figures just been public The
deal with the increase efficiency which the general OF tn
automobile has made in the lives OF in all occupations
Here is the list:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-28

1870 fhsatss-tDassapeetl ATe1a1--
~ Tsversham IN the Sin That Was
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
WE BUY AND SELL
USED CARS.
kEIL MOTOR co.
ELEVENTH AND TATNALL SITS.
USED CARS

USED CARS
NoTE-Todsy we make announcement OF
he length of time. payments allowed on
hach car Absolutely no charge for credit
hou can buy for cash at the price named
pr bc extended credit as you wish.
BUICK-5-passenger touring 1920
thoroughly overhauled and repainted. good
ighty good buy at 81 275 We will accept
1000 cash; balance in 10 monthly equal
payments.
BUICK-Touring. passenger. 1919.
pew. excellent rubber all around and
real bargain at 81 .175. We viii accept $500
ash. balance I'D equal monthly payments.
FRANKLIN Touring. 5 passenger. 1918.
rcady TO drive home. If you are figuring
ECONOMY. here il is-only Sl.175. $500
cash accepted. balance in 10 months.
FRANKLIN Touring. passenger. 1917.
thoroughly overhauied and repainted ex-
,rlient rubber all around and mechanically
Ydrst class. priced low TO move quick. 81 ,050.
$500 cash, balance in monthly payments.
PAIGE Touring. passenger. 1918, me
81
ain ted, good rubber all aover and priced
light for quick sale: s625 buys ii. $500
ash. balance in monthly payments.
DODGE Touring. 5 passenger 1917. re-
ano ,il1 good sao rubber al
Ance IN months.
DODGE Touring. 1916. repainted and
pvcrnsuled mechanically fine. good rub
er S575 Only $500 cash and months 10
'ay balance.
DODGE four-door sedan. 1919. thorough
overhauled and rcpainted rubber is ex-
client. mechanically perfect real buy
( 81 $50. Only 500 cash, balance in 10
qual monthly payments
MAXWELL four-door Sedan 1918 run less
han 5000 miles. overhauled: good rubber
k4Il around. Price for quicr sale s725. Only
$500 cash required, balance in s monthly
|payments
CHEVROLET Touring. 1918. oyerbauled
and in good running condition. The price
s low in order TO move quickly; 1925.
bnly $50 Ncash. balance in monthly In
btAllments.
Ioverhauled good rubber all around. Only
)e4oo. Can purchase 5000 cash, balance in
Is months.
FORD Touring. 1919, demountable wheels
tires all good, with one extra rim and tire
A snap at SE75. Only $50 cash required
balance in months.
Other makes too numerous TO mention.
Come in can fix you up with most any
make car at a price to suit your purse.
rirne payments TO suit your convenience
HI any car 70 suit your convenience. Ex-
thange can be made for any car in our
show rooms.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL $50
KEEL MOTOR COMPANY
Eleventh and Tatnall Streets.
AsED CAkS-For sale at red uced prices 1
!, Tlys-pa ssen9er touring cars and three and |
fOGr-t as sen9er roadsters. Easy terms /
sDyders Garage. Second and Jefferson SITS.
QUICKLY ANSWER THE WANT Ap |
THAT INTERESTS YOU MOST
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09

ING MACHINE. APPLY UNION
PARK OFFICE. 2iot LANCASTER
AVENUE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted--MaIs

COLLFCTOR--For Wilmington and sur.
rounding towns. must be Al, able TO col
lcct on delinquent accounts. furnish bond.
reside In Wilmington and know the col
iccting game from start to finish. Maya
zinc or installment collecting experience
necessary. Write or call All Heed Bldg.
phila.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09

AsED CAkS-For sale st red uced prices
|, -fiys-passen9er touring cars and three and
four. pas ssenRer roadsters. Easy terms.
sDyder's Garage. Second and Jefferson SITS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
Suburban for Sal.
5 Cloud OAK grove. Els@srs.
YER. DBL L.-s ssew 7-roona hunraIr,
:. chicken house. lot. g0rl 81 se~s
alton all modern Improvement
100 cdn also buy 3 extra lots
n adjoining house for g. 90 er
did consider errh4rrc f0r -.
3 property on west side Aprgv ~
dish. Dover. Del
Hnnfed-K>af Essats
Wnnted-R~ai Bssass

HOUSE WANTED
To buy n - i7-~c~- 1870 -
vest side; pr~Sersbiv b~.~-- 80
Buren 2ns Union ard MIMI s.--~s
and ByAndy~fn~. wfth monpwr c.o-
venienoes. wo-1ld lire zar>Ss o.
room % build. Add-r-~. giving 90
sziption % property. location. pr-s
etr- BOX Q 10 Every Evening Ono..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09

Auction SALES -
AUCTION 5ALkS-Of every ds-~ryspuou.
Anywhere II you ~Ant % @-si HArlIi-
ton the square DsAi Aoctionr~w Aaa
Farm AsenL. 705 Madison st Pnon~
73AS ".
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09

COMPOsITORS-Mak up. and stone
men: steady WORK year round: ideal work
ing conditions; s43 per ss-hour wees non
union men preferred. Apply third floor.
zoos Arch street. Philadelphia, John G..
Winston Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-09
AUCTIONS-lECALS
Auction SALES


Auction salss -
AUCTION sALEs-Of sv-ry a4-..4pusu.
Anywhere IL you sAnt 20 sesl HAmsl-
ton. the square DsAa Auctfon~v~ Aad
Farm AsenE. 7O5 Madison -. Pnonr
Legal Notices sI
NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THK
UNITED STATES
For the District of Deisv>rs
URI T. HUNGEkFOBD
OWEN MAGNETIC MoToR
CAR CORPORATION.
To ali persons. drns and corporations
having any claims, demands. 1iiis o. ar-
counts against the defendant above nsned.
By virtue OF an order d the District Court
Of the United states FOR the Distrlct of De-
tenth day Of April. 4. %. 1871. n01os j.
here0y given you, and Zach % yea. 20 rls
with she. undersisnsd Ciers % MD eosrt "a
the Clerk - ONCE. Post ONCE hsAnlnx.
Wilmington. Delaware. on or before he
eighteenth day Of June. A. =. 1871. nrop-x
alton. OF your respective claims. dema11ss.
bills aud accounts. and in degs1it tsswe-
Of that you and each of y0a b deaaFrsS4
distribution OF the assets % said corpora-
tion which may bereafter be made pursuant
20 the order OF said court.
Attest;
WILLIAM q. MAHArTT
CLERK or the United Ststes Di~r,c.
Court. District % Delaware.
Wilmington. Delaware.
April Ia. 1921.
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL EsrArx.
The executors OF Edward Mcndiuhz.l de-
ceased, win sell at public sale. az the Court
HOUSE Wilmington. DelaNare. on Ne,ines-
day May II, 1921. at III o'ciocK a. m. tha
lot or piece OF ground. with the rscuinx
house thereon erected. EnOWn as afe fc4F-r-
son street. in the city o. Wilmington. n-l-
aware.
This is one OF the most deziraoie r-ssdsus
properties in the city Of Wilmington las
frontage Of 55 feet on Jefferson street. WitA
q depth. between parallel lines. OF 10 fss.t
Terms Of sale-The purchaser 20 nsy Ten
per centum OF the purchase price Is soon a.
the property Is struck or. The balance 20 h0
paid on or before the first DAY o. June. 1874.
II the purchaser 50 desires. a mort<Aks
can be arranged on thls property. ror tho
fun amount permitted By lNS. for trsst
investments.
SECURITY TRUST AND sAgg DE-
pOSiT COMPANY.
JOHN NJ. NENDI<HAIAA
Executors OF Edward Mcndin1~u 90
ceased.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-30

There will be no rehearsal of the
choir of the North Topeka Baptist
church this evening, owing to the
Christmas holidays.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-30
OAKLAND NEWS
Notes and personals by A1rs- H. ID.
Wsdleigh. Call Blue 4as1 or $3.50.

Mr.. B. P. Williams of Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan, was the dinner guest to-
day Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Williams in
Forest avenue.
Three per cent paid on Xmas Saw
ings accounts at the Oakland State
Bank.-Adv.
Mr.. Harry Wright has returned to
his home in wabash avenue from Hol-
ton. Kan, where he spent the past
week the guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Taylor enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday evening at
their home in Sardou avenue. The
guests were: Mr.. Q. D. Spencer, Miss
Mabel Spencer, Mr.. Louis Spencer and
Mr.. I. r. Spencer, all of Kansas City,
Mo, Miss Edna Spencer and Miss
Ethel Glenn.
A Xmas Club of every size to suit
every pocketbook at the Oakland
State Bank.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Lesson and son
Elwood and daughter Helen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lingo and son Charles.
IT.. and daughter Leitha aud Mrs. J.
". Taylor spent Monday the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Z. Copeland in Micht-
gan avenue.
VIII you get a Xmas check from
the Oa1lnad State Bank next year
Open your account now.-Adv.
James Sund Of PotwiR is spending
The week in Oakland TIE guest of Miss
Augusta Waite in After avenue.