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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
SECTIONAL.

$50 feet northeast of the south hal.
of southwest of southeast in 27.Ig.
12.
Eagie-pichcr arc drilling at 23o
feet in center of the east line north
east of southwest In 30-12-12
Hutng ct al are fishing at ian
feet in center of the west line south.
west of southwest In 32-t2-l2.
Angelo Texas Is i'm sand from sts
feet to 1888 feet at a depth Of
$3.50 feet in 33-12-12.
Black Oil corporation is flshjn,
at 2.2i2 feet in center OF the eas,
line northeast of northwest of south.
west in 3i-12-12.
y. IL. Black has rig northwest or,
southwest OF southeast In 3i-12-l2l
r. X. Black has rigging UP 20 dril|
old well deeper southeast of south.
west in 3i-t2-12.
Dingwall ct al have rigging lin
northwest of southwest On 3i-12-f2
l.. Neal is drilling at LABS feet in
center of the west line northwest OF
northwest in 3-12-13.
Rose Petroleum company is drill.
ing at 2,0S5 feet southeast of north
east of southwest in J-12-l3.
Fair ct al are drilling at 900 feet
northwest OF southwest of southeast
! in 5-12-13.
Barbara oil company Is drilling
at 1896 feet in center of the east
limo southwest of southwest in S.
1918.
Lyons Petroleum company has rig
on ground southeast of southwest OF
northeast in G-l2-13.
Miller Brothers are drilling at
1895 feet southeast of southwest In
S-12-13.
Fred S. Shuman, has rigging up
northeast of southwest OF southeaH
! in 10-12-13.
Kingwood OIL company IL drilling
at 900 1eet northeast OF northwest
in 17-12-l3.
]. !. Deaner et al are drilling at
400 feet northwest of southeast in
| 17-12-13.
w. y. Pine IL drilling at $50 feet
in tho center OF southeast OF SOUTH
west in 33-12-12.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

wv IL also a forced offset and they
are abOui ready to start. Carter No.
Ashwede (Watts) In tho northwest
~ the southeas' of 22-22-2w is now
drilling at 2.ii0 feet. Gillette No. ]
Brock In the northeast of the south
east OF 23-22-2 n drilling at 1000
feet and viii soon register its find
Of the first sand. Twin state No.
Nann IN the northeast 81 the north
west OF 29-21-1w is spudding at 250
feet
Increased activity In also noted in
Township 22.2c and in "A few days
the well in 32O-2c will be completed.
Five or six strings Of tools are busy
In the old field In Township 23-2w
and thoy are finding good production
Of this high grade oil from the new
as well as the old and shallower
sands.
Perry and Noble county IL In OK
cellent financial condition In spite
of the fall IN prices OF crops, mostly
due 20 tn" large amount of money
paid into the couNy within .he past
~ months. And the farmers know
what 10 do with the money too. The
county records show that the release
OF mortgage exceeds new loans by
several hundred thousand dollars.
The bank deposits have dropped very
little.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

show a decrease during the cary
months OF 1921. when the Iacamlx-
tie production will not balance the
Amatlan decrease.
The Panuco district has also beeh
on n decrease during the latter
months of 1920 and. although TINS
decrease Is hardly expected TO ma
terialy decrease the exports inc
production will certainly not make
shipments any stronger. There are
no Developments In the Topila flcld
which are likely to affect the snip
ments ono way or the other and IN
the event some of the wildcats
should find true pool, there Woutd
not be production from these wells
10 stem the decline which is eN'
peCtcd.
II the dope" on IacamiXtle holds
good, the presnt amount Oh iapld
progress In that district ought soon
TO start production and exports on
the upward trend. and the year l9Z
promises to be as fruitfsl, or NOR,
so, than 1920. All Of which, o'
course. is barring a revolution or q
monkey wrench in the machinery
Tho oil Weekly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
Mexican Exports Last Year

HOUSTON, Texas. Dec. 2s.-The
total exports OF petroleum and pc
troleum products from Mexico dur
ing 1920 will exceed 10000, 900
barrels. At the beginning of the
years 1t was estimated that Mexico
would produce and probably export
200.000,0o0 barrels, but this figure
will not be reached although 1t will
pass the estimate of 10000, 900
barrels made by Joseph A. Phelan,
representative of the United states
shipping board. who made an in.
spection tour of Mexico about the
middle OF the year, The total Mexi.
can production is more than the
total shipments but, although no
statistical production figures are
obtainable, the production for 1920
will not be much greater than 49,
10000 barrels.
Except for the months of Novem-
her and December Figures on
which have not yet been compiled)
the years monthly exports for 1929
were AK follows:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

lection OF their mineral rights. That
bill provided that all funds received
from all oil and gas sources should
be held for the tribe as whole ana
be distributed equally among IN"
members on the citizenship rolls, oil
whom there are now 2.229. The new
bill, now pending In congress, sim.
ply provides for the extension of
these conditions for another quarter
OF a century following 1891.
1t Is explained. In behalf Of the
extension bill. that otherwise the In
dians would in 1891 come into their
individual rights to the oil and gas
on their lands and could make such
disposition OF II as they migdt see fit
Those. who were SO unfortunate as
not 10 have oil or gas on their al
lotments would be minus the big
payments that are NV being regu-
larly made to them from such
sources.
Although there will be many mil
Hons paid to tho Osages from bonus
es and royalties between nowN Wand
1881, yet 1t IL maintained In sup
port of the extension period that tht
full development OF the reservation
VIII not be rapid enough TO have
taken out all the oil and gas - that
time. Some advance the opinion tina,
the period OF development will ex'
tend over a term Of fifty years un.
less II is far more rapid than at tn,
present time.
The Indians themselves declare
that the extension will result to tn,
best interests OF a big ma jority ol
the tribe and they express them.
selves very hopeful that the cxtcn'
sion Will be granted,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
OIL AND GAS
LEASES - SUPPLIES - PRODUCTION ETC.

covered and aoon nftcrward Mr..
Newman turned over his interests
In township il-ii 10 the kugwood
company and became ono of the
large stockholders and "A director
of mat company
Mcpsrs. King. wood. Newman AMI
Douucr are all rated ~ milliuulitts
or better today and Tho ne story OF
each disproycs the OF repeated
statement that the OIL business
makes milliunnircs over night Iu"
KING hua boon IN the uii hVguCSs
- years aud was never n mil'ionano
before; W. E, wood has noon plug
cling along" :or - gears nal W. &.
Newman for l. years nud the !r
their first big cleanup and the
Same can bo said ~ Doctor Dvincr
who has been IN thc same - years
or more. True ~ ~ these uct
were fairly wcll p;r bctor' ,hc dis
covcry OF the pN pool but tbs b.s
success thh' all men strive t,r has
Just been achieved. Back OF 10 In
each canc ~ the record of years of
work, hardship nnd dissourtEem Mt.
The klngWood cnmpiHy has long
held an Important place n the de-
vclopmont = bkml !s'c, u bong tho
medium for gathering from IA" il,ld
me natural ga llSt'lhultd ~ pk
mulCoc by m" tkmulR'o Gas com
pany for all domestic tnl many in
dustrial cOnsuWtta IN performing
lta share OF IN" impnttiit work of
supplying Dkmulgcc with gas The
Kingwood company has built up the
finest natural gas plant in Okla
homa and the only individual plant
serving n city of the size ana i'm
portanre of Dkmulgcc. This plant
IN OF the type known AZ q booster"
station and through II all of the
natural gas distributed by the Oh
mulgcc Gas company pdsrVP. The
station is equipped with eight lS0-
horse power gas engines which
pump the gas In through the gath
oring lines and into the city mains
The gasoline is extracted from the
gas by the absorption system at the
plan without inIuring the fuel quail
ties OF tho gas. The kingwood plant
In the most modern and complete
In the state and covers "A tract OF
81 acres. two miles south OF Okmul-
gee. Homes for employees equipped
with every convenience including
gas, electricity and private ice plant
are q part of the great plant.
Organized In 1914 with u capital
OF $4,000. enduring the vicissi-
tudes of the many years when Ok
mulgee was struggling commun-
ity, tho kingwood company and the
Dcanor pool are striking examples
OF what may he garncred from the
resources of Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
Sand Springs District

sweeney and others have n ZOO
barrel well In their No. z Borryhill
allotment located In the southeast
corner uf the northeast of the north
east Of the southeast Of 2o-i9-l |.
sand was found from 2,22G to 2.237
feet Their No. 2 Russell. In the
southwest corner OF 20 Is fishing at
2.G2O feet
Tho cato oil compnny's No. 9
Cato, In Ia" center OF the west line
Of the southwcRt OF the northwest OF
29-t9-il IL making - barrels on the
pump.
Tho iiayncr Petroleum company is
drilling at zoos in It's No. Ben
more In the center OF the wcs. line
of tho southeast OF the northeast of
IS-lg-l0.
The oklahoma Central on com
pnny test ON the MaybcrrY farm In
The northwest corner OF the north 10
cast Of the southcas OF ib-lg-t0 Is
shut down at 2.0i0 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
Deaner POOi Looms Up

Special To The World
OkMULGEE. OKLA. Jan. L.
Bearing out tho prediction made n
wear ago that the next big oil pool
In Oklahoma Will be found Ia tn"
southwestern part of the okmulR""
district" the Dcnncr or kingw"od
pool I'm the northeast corner uf Ok
fuskee county. l3 miles southwest
Of Okmulgee was the most interest
ing pool In the Oklahoma ncldH
when the curtaiimcnt of pipclin"
runs was announced about two
weeks ago. THIS pool, with pro-
duction OF about 0.oO0 barrels per
day when the curtailm"nt order
came has the distinction of bringing
wealth To a larger number OF indi .
viduals than any pool Of IT'S sizc IN
tho Okmulgec district. The reason
Tor this Is tho fact that about half
Of the production In the pool L.
owned by the kingwood oil COM
pany of Okmulgec. which Is a win
ncr OF millions In the pool and
scores of employees OF the King
wood and many other residents ~
Okmulgcc are stockholders In the
Kingwood company. All OF those
are sharing In the profits OF the big
pool.
other companies that have big
production In the new pool include
tho Prairie OH a. Gas Co, the Cen
tral National oil company, Deanor
and Jameson. Oslinna oil company,
Edgar OIL company and others.
The Dcancr pool is remarkable In
many ways. The pool IL located In
section 1G. 2i.22 and i5-li-il and is
in territory which until about year
ago was considered wildcat and non
l...ta. .l,..g
ing sands arc found in the pool and
twin wells are drilled at each loca-
tlon. One sand IN found at about
1850 feet and the other 1850 feet.
Both are very prolific, tho Iowcr
sand furnishing the largest produc-
tion. This In the only pool In the
Okmulgcc field where so many twin
wells have been drilled. although
twin wells are not infrequent In this
field.
None OF tho wells In the Deancr
pool have been shot as yet and
none are being pumped although
power equipment has already been
provided for pumping the wells
ducing wells and more than so
drilling wells and rigs In the pool
at this time ana many more rigs
would now he going up but for the
curtailment in oil operations gen
orally which follqwed the cut In
pipeline runs.
Joe +. King, w. Il. Wood, w. G.
Newman and Dr. J. j. Deancr. all
OF Okmulgee, and J. u. Jameson OF
Concord. N. H.. are the men who
discovered and developed the Dean
or pool. Doctor Dcancr drilled the
first well In tho pool. a gas well. This
nth .T
Doctor Dcaner and associates led to
the drilling of the first oil well In
the southeast corner OF 16-It-I1.
This well was drilled Jointly by the
Kingwood company and W.. G. New
man. At that time tho Kingwood
company and Mr.. Newman were
joint owners Of 1900 acres OF leases
In townhip I'LL. After the com
pletion of the tirN well. an extern
stve development program was be-
gun which demonstrated that q pool
OF considerable area had been un-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
No Further Shut DOiUn
in PerrY District

Special TO The World.
PERRY. Dec. 31.--Prairie No. /
Probst has been n constant producer
since October 10. Its No. | Alex
ander In the northeast of the south
west OF 20-22-2w is drilling at 1860
feet. 1t has made n location for an
offset to the Probst on their Land
eker lease In the southwest of
the southwest of l6-22-2w. Champ
lin No. 1 Harvey In the southeast of
the northwest OF l6-22-2w has pit
and slilsh pond complete and will
build tho derrick this week. Carter
No. Bierer in the northwest OF the
northwest of 2l-22-2w IL forced
offset and they will soon he at work
there. Foster No. Shafer in the
northeast Of the northeast Of 2O-22-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
Mnridnd Has Another WeH

The Marland compay is reported
10 have another well in the Bertha
Hickman district, between Burbank
and kaw city In the western Osage.
This Is the No. 2 OF the Marland.
which " said To be making 400 bar
rcls daily. with the drill just touch
ing the sand. The No, | has been
"A barrel producer ever since II
was brought In last summer.
An extensive oil field camp IL
springing mp In the Bertha Hickman
district ana the town OF Burbank In
particular IL undergoing n rapid
growth because OF the development
work In that locality by the Carter.
Marland, Guftey- Gillespie and other
concerns The Carter company IL
building up n big camp or its own.
Kaw city IN also getting a big bene'
fit as IA result OF the development.
The Marland company fs building
portable houses in Ponca city. Mt the
yards OF the Ponca Lumber company
"a Marlaud subsidiary. and these
are being taken as rapidly az built
to the camps at Jennings, In tho
western Usage and at other places
where development IL In progress by
tho Marland and Kay County Gas
companies Tho houses are being
used niso In this locality az hones
for lease men.
The Jcns- Marie oil company. n
Ponca city corporation. is drilling n
wildcat test on the Barnaby farm
In i7-20-l2, near Howard, Kan. This
company owns the acreage, but the
test liz being put down by the Nc
CaskeyWentz company of this city
using n standard California rig. j
NJ. Van Wrinkle, Ell Knoles. Henry
Bucher and other local citizens com.
prise the Jcns-Marie company which
also has properties IN this locality
and in the Louisiana field.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

the west half OF the northeast of
23.2f-i0 No. y !n that same tract
In drilling NJ 400 feet.
The Gillespie OH company
has "A 2b-barrcl well In the t.ij0 to
l,23s-foot pay In It's No. 20 at the
center OF the west line OF the east
half OF the west half OF the north
west Of 34-22-I0. No. 20 IL drilling
at 1910 feet.
The Marland Refining company II
shut down at i.Si0 feet In its No.
sH at the northeast corner OF the
northwest OF the northeast OF the
southeast ~ 3422-I0'
The Kewanec OIL q Gas Co. has
30-barrel producer IN the 1,7lS-
foot pay, In It's No. At the north
west corner Of the northeast OF the
northeast of the northwest OF the
northeast OF b-22-l1.
The Indian Territory Illuminating
company has 10000, ,0o0-foot gas
ser In i,p test in tn" southeast
corner Of the southwest ~ ls-22-ll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
You Tell 'em, Linn, They're
All Friends Of Ours

My dear Mister Editor. ! take the
permission
To nsk for information and rely on
your decision
What Kind OF an animal Is an oil
field engineer?
How does IL look and how does il APP
pear
what does II do and how does it be
have?
Does II wear whislors or liz It elem
shaved?
Does 1t smoke. chew. drink and cuss
like n driller?
or is II nothing but "A hot air spiller
Does 1t talk English Ike the rough
necks dot
or does It use digni'ied. upper four
hundred taboo?
Docs II know when to stop, when 1t
hits the pay?
Does II know the difference between
Rumbo and clay?
And docs IL know. when fishing In
a junkcd up hole;
What kind OF bait would be best on
the pole?
And can IL convince a producer, II Is
paying WELL
when there liz nothing but briny
water to sell?
And can It explain who makes tho
price OF the oil?
And who gets the dividends. and the
rest OF the spoil'
And the last thing | would like to in
Quire
What kind OF qualifications II re-
quircs
To walk around the field and say.
q. my dear.
am full fledeed oilfieid engineer? 4?
Yours very truly.
/. l. NJ. BURGER.
On Tho Onl Weckly)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02

drilling In black lime at 2.g67 feet In
its tcst In 33-in-5w.
The WriRhtHnan oil company esti.
mates its gasrar at 3O.000,00O feet
recently brought In In 27-in-3w.
Tho Magnolia Petroleum company
drilled through 10 feet ~ oil sand at
2.ibs feet In its test In 2i-in-3w.
which was estimated good for rs
barrels.
The Trnnscontincn,al oil company
and Huttrum Petroleum company
are blocking acreage In townships
north. to west, 2 north, 2 west and
2 north, 3 west. for deep @eH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
In the Oil Fields
Hcnryctta Operations.

Hcnryctta Operations.
Gladys Belle is drilling at 2.275
feet northeast of southeast of north
east In 23-12-12.
Eaglo-Pichcr are shut down at
2,ij0 feet northwest of southwest
In 30-l2-12.
H. r. Black is drilling at 225 feet
northwest of southwest of southwest
in 3i-12-l2.
u. O. q. company Is drilling at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
Gypsy Getting
Small Producer

The Gypsy All company IS com
plcting its test In the southwest
corner OF the north half OF the
southwest of 3O-13-l2. In pay found
at 2,440 feet. The well will be good
for about 80 to 40 barrels on the
pump.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
}. F.. DickensOn Getting Well

O. T. Dickenson has 1000 feet
OF oil In the hole from sand topped
at 1850 feet. in a test at the
center Of the northwest OF the north
east OF 3i-13-11.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
Barrels

nc tOIHI SHIpIUVHIS up TO anu ITI'
Guiding October was 1lS.ti2,709.l6
barrels. and estimating the ship
ments for the months OF November
and December not to exceed the to-
tai OF 33.000,000 barrels, the yearly
shipments will slightly exceed the
l50.O00,000 barrel mark.
With the rapidly increasing salt
water encoarchment in the Amatian
district and the Zacamixtle field
producing less than 100000 barrels
at the present time. operators are OF
the opinion that shipments will
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-02
At WiIdhOrse in the Osa0e

The Usage OIL Il Refining Co.
has IA 2b-barrel well In the 1856
foot sand In its No. at the center
of the WeM line OF the east half of
The Monett times., 1921-07-01
CASSVILLE MEN BUY QUARRY

Dr's. Mitchell and G. w. Salyer and
L. B. Mitchell of Cassvi1le have COM
pleted deal for the Cassville Stone
Co.'S. plant and lands adjourning from
attorney John F. Garner of Quincy, Ill.
This is the original plant that cut
the stone for the county court house
constructed in Cassville, and the pur-
chasers secure all the holdings rights,
privileges and appurtenances of the
old company.
The new purchasers hope sometime
in the early future to have this plant
in operation and producing as good
sawed stone as there is in the United
States.
They have plentiful supply of
limestone that will last for ages and
of the best quality-Cassville Demo-
crat.
The Monett times., 1921-07-01
SURPRISE PARTY FOR ANNA
MARGUERITE BAKER

Miss Anna Marguerite Baker was
given a farewell and surprise party
by the Camp Fire Girls Wednesday
evening, at s o'clock at the home of
Miss Winiver Stone.
The evening was spent in games
and dancing. A one course lunch was
served by Mrs. Chas. Baker and Mrs.
Dio Stone.
Campfire members were Misses
Marjorie Wright, Clara Belle Kersey,
Cora Anna Louise Fitzjohn, Winiver
Louise Stone, Kathryn Jessie ShirIie,
Mildred Louise Nothern, Hildreth
Mansfield, Caroline Attaway, Lillian
Dorothy Hoover, Anna Marguerite
Baker, Elizabeth Bradford. The
guests were Mary Montgomery, Of
Cassville; Pat Alsup, Thomas Henry
Tutt, Harold James Cook, Junior
Wright, Glendon Haynes and Elwood
Walker, of Rogers, Ark.
The Monett times., 1921-07-01
OBITUARY

Nancy Ellen Dunn was born De
cember is, 1845 at Greensburg, Ind.
and died at Monett, Mo-, June 21, 1921
She moved with her parents from
Indiana to Iowa in 1847. On Decem
Der 28, 1865 she was united in mar
riage to Francis A. Patterson, who
survives her.
To this union were porn live chill.
dren, Mrs. Flora Fouts of Drakesville
Iowa, Mrs. Sadie Scott, Chas. and Geo
Patterson and Mrs. Lille Anderson all
of Monet, Mo. The children were all
present at the funeral. She also has
fourteen grand children and five
great grand children also one brother,
j. L. Dunn of Ash Flat, Arkansas and
one sister Elizabeth Donlavy Of
Bloomfield, Iowa.
At the age of fourteen years she
united with the Baptist church and
has lived faithful christian life.
Funeral services were conducted at
the home on North Fourth street on
Friday afternoon, June Gath by Rev.
c. F. Whitlock, pastor of the First
Baptist church of Monett. After
which the remains were laid to rest in
the Odd Fellows cemetery.
The Monett times., 1921-07-01
FUNERAL FOR
JOHN f. HARTMAN

The body of John F. Hartman, who
died at Carthage, was brought to Mo
nett Friday afternoon and was taken
to the Bradford undertaking rooms
The funeral was held at that place at
2:30 Saturday afternoon, conducted by
Rev. c. F. Whitlock. Interment was
made in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Mrs. Hartman died in February,
1920. Three sons survive-A. o.
Hartman, of Monett; c. F. Hartman,
Of Liberal, Kan, and F. J. Hartman,
of Carthage. A sister resides at Fon
du Lac, Wis.
John F. Hartman was b ,rn in Ger
many December %, 1881 and died at
800 North Main Street Carthage, Mo-,
at 1890 o'clock Friday morning June
"a, being SO years old. Death resulted
from complication of diseases. MI.
Hartman came to this country when a
small boy and worked as carpenter.
The Monett times., 1921-07-01
DE MOLAY BOYS ARE
ENTERTAINED WITH DANCE

One of the delightful informal az
fairs of the week was the porch dance
Tuesday night at Calamura, the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Sizer.
Nh. Sizer made the closing address
at the organization of the De Molay
Order last night, and at the close Of
the address he invited the boys to his
home to spend the evening in dancing
and to meet about twenty-five girls
of the city, who were already at the
Sizer home. They danced on the
porches and lawn, which were lighted
with japanese lanterns.
At the close of the evening the boys
expressed their appreciation to Mr.,
and Mrs. sizer for their charming
hospitality.
The Monett times., 1921-07-01
ARNOLD CHAPEL.

Wheat harvest is about over ant
hope that the oat bugs will leave also
Singing was we'll attended al
Arnold Chapel Monday night.
Rev. C. ]. Smith will preach a
Arnold Chapel next Sunday at p. m
We are sorry to hear that Chester
Hedges and family are moving. They
are going to Aurora.
Rev. Ed Brown filled his regular
appointment at Ebenezer last Sunday
Blackberries were almost a failure
this year in this community.
Elijah Henderson and family visited
relatives at Pleasant Ridge last week
Leslie Madewel has been working
near Freistatt.
Ray Willard has purchased new
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Sanders attended
Sunday school at Arnold Chapel.
S. 0. Elwell and family visited rel
atives at Purdy Sunday.
Ronald Campbell and family visited
in Monet Sunday.
Warren Vantuyl has gone to Stone
county on business trip.
Some of the people of this neighbor-
hood attended church at Monett Sun
day night,