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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

Mrs. MAJ, vetaya and iuus son. raul
lril Tuesday Tor Nirt to spend Tho week
NE pss @ I2p %o a g. h,. 'tay tasg rS, TrG dg ior
rauy Mrs vntaya r,uccts Co. visit friends
" Mr. '0 and Mrs. H' T. Wm"1rE,E@y 'ywg wc,s
called tu Shawnee SUNDAY hy tho death
oot MS Ighn Lover a, worry dear. nloud
death was due 30 consumption suy was
q member ~ tho Rrbckbus aui leaves %
husband and two little daughters pui
was laid peacefully away tl rest Monday n
the Shawnee cemetery.
Charss Tctfrl ct Horton Kan. was q
week k-cnd guest in tho Matt Nataga home.
John EnHe aud family were sunday
afternoon guests NJ MI and Mrs. Hll
Eurle. wcgt " Iaysou.
=, John frtrIcok died Ia his home IN
Mockcr saturday, after sNort illness ot
typhoid fever Tho remains were IN.
torrod Monday IN tho Mrrk"r cemetery
Miss veima pcarly ls attending school a,
Jennings
j. 5. Goodsli OF Mccrer accompanied
hy his mother. Mrs. Ike Guodcli Of Shaw.
nee was calling In rayaon Tuesday att.
ornoon.
Mrs. Hcrthe Trueiove and Mrs porcsa
Alexander. both of raysun. were dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams
at Mockcr
Miss Anna votav, ls spending the wcch
with friends near MockcF
few NOR" weeks pnd Lincoln county
farmers viii have their cotton gathered
ana on IN" market the shortest Crur
known Tor years
curtis Fawlwal and sister Mrs Fred
RAIDER mutorUd 20 Chandler Thursda,
afternoon to do some shopping
Frank Arnold delivered i2 bales Of cot.
ton Tuesday Ice MuCkcr.
Melvin rruolovc ard family u nca'
payson visited from sunday until Tues
day with his parents west of Mceker.
Mrs J. y. Smith and daughter Luiu
n Pharaoh were guests Wednesday OF
Mrs. Mary Votava
Mra Blanche Netics will arrive soon
from North Dakota TO be tho guest oi
Miss Anna Notnva
Sunday visitors At tho W. r FOwlwcll
home were McsdamcH e G. Cartwright
g. T.. Lake. !. E Hcrndun and Grandma
Maycs. The evening WAS spent In both
vocal ana instrumental music
w. Boswell and son, Horsoh"l, lcfl
Th,yHday evening Tor Tryon to attend
thVEe.dsy celebration.
fMr and Mrs Joe Etgcll and llttl
daughter and MosdamoH H. G. walto2o
and Roy " Fox OF Sulphur were I'm Pay
| son short time Monday
e. ". Lake and j. ". Herndun ylsltr'
| at tho -. Conant home Sunday after
| noon
| Harry Muis iH now located at Meeke
! with ahraud new stock VI EroceNcr.
| Mr.. and Mrs clyde E Lake were Huppe
guerts Saturday evening Qt Mr.. and Mn
| 7 n. Herrdnn.
Bert Keeling Of shawnee was In Pay
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NiNAA y
MO oliver lloruN was hoa'"77 Nolnr'.
,h" clubhouse
I'. missionary HHrlofY nf Tho ircHhf
I,i"u thur'h W's entertained Ihur7ihl
~ ih" homo ut MrH ~. HAi'Utir on
MfH Lem N'rfH uui daughter. brti',
I'iI saturday tHr HASTINGS. Mob uftcr u
NIsIt with hur parents. Mt and Mrs NJ
"plu'''uF.
NndE. ana Mrs NIrurn % NnHtor"'
wen" IhH v"rh rui rurstH ut MrH AiDutn s
I"l'nN Mr Hnd NJ" ~ " Mlii"rd
Several w"Wbrrs ut thr iaptlat MIA.
si.Har su,tv uf NnIn mutorcd to con
frHIH Tuesday 'u render pfurfum uf
ih. society With ih" missionary FugleiN
/ th't, Those making 90" TIN were Me-.
/ hnWc7 W A thruH D.. Z, cart X. u
sheldon D. ' HANCOCK NJ. W. thtpnan'
/ I D. IhuuipHou. j. r. carter and j, Ia
situate
MrH \ Syaulan nu1 daughters. lnul
/ in" "rI lurin" Conrad ~ Welrh. wer"
I ru,r.. .i tUr " NJ Nout7 home va Norih
/ Iw nHHu ftr,t durInE itir N'rt
. Tho Nrtakuh lo1ru ,f NnIH will colo
. hiNlr ih" T"frnU"'h fhhlN'lr'Ih or lN'
. ouI tuiuwn hnU An Womb"rH ui 'h'
. T. Cd H ~ pto Invited.
] MI 'nl NJ" HI1'h nave t"lutnr1 move
] after Uu extended visit ut Tho hnw" ul
/ MfH SIu'k" parents, Nr. and Mrs A. l.
] 'hut'hul
MtH twW"'l Nh'nn'I wAH h"Hl'"
7 Wednesday afternoon tu The if'm'"i
/ Wwihvhl" ''uh .ni her h,'n'iul nome "l
] south Miller TINS was Tue UI'i Wg't
~ the season aud several new member
were voted ir.
/ Miss gladys Jones. formerly ~ NlniN
/ VIII teach at Trinidad, colo. lhn wlnl'l
Miss Etlcl ioonoy returned T''urut
! morning tNW Greeley colo. where rh
har been fnt ne r7r' fonr mnn,h-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

was I'm the city this week visiting hog
her aistcr Mrs n. 7. Meyers % basa
Twelfth street
4 " STUART was IN tho city Tuasdny
evening visiting his sister. Mrs John AZ.
new continuing his trip home from Tulsa
tn CCntrHhuma that evening.
Friends here were surprised TuoHday ot
here from Arlmore announcing the wed
llnN of Miss Nell Jackson and W. u.
House. both Of Ada They viii return
iu a short time Co make Ada their home
th" telegram Fald
Miss Faye Knoits was guest of honor
90 dinner party given Weduesday eve-
ming hy Misses Anna Weaver Jones ana
were t2 guests present The affair was
given In Miss Knots honor preceding her
departure oa Sunday for the Samoan ~
Huda where she viii become the hrid"
of H4ftls I. Ingram. stationed there with
tho United states navy.
Mr and Mrs I NcNplr who spent soma
time boo CuIforui, Waiting friends ana
travelling have returned 60 their homie
hero.
Misses Fannie. Lula aud Lobn McKin.
nvy utr spending this Weekend lbs Tulsa
and Supulpn visiting friends
Mics Lillian Faust. daughter ot Dr. aul
Mrs ~. u Iuust was married 20 NJ.
Houston Mount nt tho home NJ tho brides
parents uu West NlnUtccnth street russ
du, 100 hirh noon Roth the parties utr
well known Zoo Ada having lived the
ding attracted much attention. duo 70
the popularity ~ tho two among the
Younger art hero
cum Krnd1U and wife NJ Memphis.
Tonu were In tho city thia week visiting
nt the homo W NJ and Mrs. r O. Collins
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25


Rev. 9. l.. oBrlen was Prague visitor
Mrs Nichols of chandler attended the
stroud fair and acted as judge tn the
art department
Mrs y. O. Dodds accompanied her
dn lighter Marion tc Chlckasha, where the
latter will enter tho woman'E college.
Misses Ida Shnllope Iva Laffoon, Nellie
Rland and Lucille curry are stroud teach
who nre in school AZ Edmond.
Ernest Lippert has reenterel school at
Misses Bessie pakcr. Viola Snecd. BESSIE
Hulsey Pearl Church, Irene McDaniels
and Viola Shook were oil delegates to
tho II. Y 7. u. convention at Chandler.
Mrs. Conner accompanied Mrs. a. +.
Foushee to Rochester. MINI, leaving sun
tav night
tho Stroud fair both days, the guest Of
friends In this city.
Mrs Lewis barton visited her brother.
CLAY Bobb, in kellcyville few days re-
Miss Ruby Quinn spent the weekend
with friends I'm prlstow.
Professor ShRlienberger Of Reloit, Wis,
made a fine talk to the high school AZ
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson Of Kenny N. are
guests OF relatives. the Bailey and bu.
Miss Ethel Lane has taken m claim
In New Mexico and is there for few
days
ryctta.
Miss Catherine Graham Of Springdale
Ark, f. the guest Of Mrs. Homer breeding
Frank Childs has returned from Mel
rose n. NJ. where he has been holding
down n claim. \"
Mrs. W. A. Hadley gave very enjoy
able picric uarty last week for FL Grogn n.
Forrest Hood and Wesley Seiiert en-.
tered school at Norman last week.
Joe Evans ana claude Hamilton visited
the eastern markets.
Mrs Claude Hamilton returned last sat
urdnv from Gushing hospital
John Selby. an old settler, passed away
Tuesday ~ the hospital here. Funeral
from the Christian church Wednesday was
very largely attended. Mr.. Seiby leaves
n wife and son. his only other child. Miss
Jessie, having passed ON three years ago.
Rorn. September H. To Mr.. and hra.
KUr jackson, q bahv daughter.
Horn. I'm Peoria III, September 8. to Mr..
nnd Mrs F. G.. Pals, baby daughter,
their second child ami first girl The
mother WIS formerly Miss Frances IHldc.
brand OF stroud.
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Word has been received here 81 tho
marriage uf Miss Mildred Counts and Mr..
/ witness Harris at Lebanon Mo. at the
home Of the brides aunt Both Of them
arc popular In social circles and we'll
known here.
Miss Hculah IIazaleous of Kausas city
was n guest Of her sister. Mrs q W
Loscy, this week Miss ltagolcous was at
one time a resident here mud visited many
friends Of schoolglrl days
Mr.. and. Mrs W. u. iTartwclL we'll
known TO the older residents here, ara
house guests OF Nj and Mrs Charles
Swutwood The liartwelis now live In
| baldwin. kan.
work has been revived hore since tho
! visit Of Mrs Lga Pearson. state president
" the federated clubs. 20 this city ns tho
| guest Of the Hyp1tio. club Inst week
Mrs e. u. Fowler ot Hordtlesville hrs
returned To her home there after a visit
with her son Fred Turner of $40 North
Mrs y. ". PulIlam of 500 East oak
street is visiting friends IN oklahoma city
for few days.
Mr.. ,and Mrs. George Hudson Of this
city received q letter from their dnughter
| Edith. who Is In Peru, S. A. this week.
informing them that thcv nre grnndpnr.
ents, "A daughter having been born TO Mrs
Wilson September ~.
Mrs W. T. weaaner, SeG East Mapio
entertained with miscellaneous shower
Wednesday evening in honor Of Mira u. 8
Wheeler OF this city. Many useful pres,
Dockry, Boatrieht, Wood, Davidson. Slad"
Galnmore. Henderson. AungHt. Taylor
Robilnrd, Larmer. RorcN and Wilcox. a
musicale followed ny refreHhmentH fur.
| nished entertainment
Miss Lena Byrd who has been IN the
| hospital at saltwater, returned to her
homo In this city Saturday
Misses lsobel Deem and Eulyn Dyncs
! NJ saltwater were the weekend guests of
| Miss Gladys ClRrdy NJ 61i East Cherry.
Mr.. and Mrs r. r. fiu-ker Of Jefferson
| City are the guests of Mrs. 7. r. Hink OF
sos East Main street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

jones Archer attended tho production
~ "Whis Hang 100 rulaa TuoHday
Noble Brown. winner of club priHcs Tor
fine h.ra Df tne ulyhv fair has been In
Tl.HH uIH vrsN with hls pcn OF porker-.
HrtNH. Iu.Uus Hud byron Harlan. Amor
,o' o'Ia. .5 fo,, sor,''qgr TS .ssopaonist ss,,s,aS
rat, u uur concert with tho Ncd EdHon
Wednesday evening in the high school
Mrs prari N,Mmuy ~ tho central
school spent Saturday evening win hcr
parents near Leonard
Hshy schools aro now In session with.
ono ~ tho best corps ~ teacher employer
'or som, time Ain aruertmcnts Of the
work are we'll represented
Mr.. and Mrs o. e. HiNon " Leonard
we've in uiNby "Wednesday evening TO at-
tend the concert ~ the high school
Hert HARVEY. VINO re employed neat Mus
koror, Huont sunday here with home folks.
Mrs Joe iomHn cni"rtelnei ~" mem-
bcrs Of the civic league Thursday after
moon fine lunch was served. Parlin-
mcntnry lpw was ably handled by Mra'
/ Wi-e In the nbHcnce ~ Mrs liodsson
Tho parent teachers organization teu-
dcrcd the Btsby teachers reception "a
| the receiving parlors Of the high school
FRIDAY evening. good program waa
| given and lunch served by the ladies. Miss
/ NeIia r, uodgson Of the welcetks school
| gave clever readinEa In her own charac'
Miss Ana Uttotbacl, spent Wednesday
J. G. Hodgson was at Haskell Tuesday
attending the fair and greeting old
friends
young daughter to Claremore Thusday,
/ where she is TO receive a special oduea-
/ tion
| Homecoming day viii he observed AZ
the Methodist church sunday with a blE
/ basket dinner.
/ Professor Bunyard has begun agricui-
/ ture ciaHsea In the high school this week
ana has q large enrolment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

The principal business was 'hc eioDttHu ~
uftUcrH and the following we've chosen.
President. RUBY Heals. NiDr president
Irene Foyu, secretary treasurer. Unicn
aptHuElc, mite huN secretary, Dorothy
responding secretary. Mis- Herman Grrst.
Nrirhhofa and friends surprmcd ". D.
Henson with "a blk supper Monday uyca
uiaE, ths occasion S,inE 81. Iirusuu'H
fIlfv.rcCuud birthday. The llfnsDn home
ON East tlfth wnH the scene % "a hnppy
gathering ma "a bE aurosj. % udittiun
tu tho ur.rhharH and frrlnds eight brother
re wtiy present
NtWhufH VI the Eastern STIR last Thurs.
day uirhi met and organized an Etstrrn
N'lr study club About 20 wHre ufusHuf
bub proceeded 20 elect the tIllwtuG utfi-
Urrs President Mfr. a. II Huss, vigo
proHiIcul Mrs George Fcc1rll, secretary.
Mr Milo foSui treaBurcr Miss Nina
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
STATE SOCIETY

The Mounds Study club held It's first
meeting Of the year with Mrs. May Bllbto
on last Thursday. A very interesting
program was given, Including papers and
talks by members Of TIA. club ON American
art. colonial period survey Of colonial
hteraturei Yellowstone PARK, West and
topely, Mound builders and cliff dwciirr1
Plans arc under consideration fpr tho
erection Of twu.story brick building on
the odd Fellows lots TO be especially CON
Etructcd for the plant of the ~. V. poul-
try journal, which viii remain In Mounds.
Ihis Journal has a large circulation over
the entire United States and snwv foreign
countries, making quite an industry for
Mounds and employing quite number of
people
Tho rural residence of Nr and Mrs.
Io hcryhill, north OF Mounds has been
thkcu.Duwn and new large coWmodtuus
home viii BE- erected IN Us place.
Miss Mabelle Sisson left Friday to ae-
company her grandfather W. =. Hail OF
Tulsa, on trip to indianapolis, Tot "a
short visit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs Joe Gimbiil and daughter
Ellen were dinner guests OF Mr.. Fleming
In Tulsa Sunday,
Mrs r W Perkins returned homo sun
day from the oklahoma hospital in Tulsa.
Or and Mrs O. g. erosion and children
and Mr. and Mrs G. A. Popkin and chill
dren motorcd to Sand Springs sunday
Reverend Musser Of Detroit Mich, who
lectured here Sunday night was guest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
AM,

Mr. ana Mrs wilbur Il. Loo entertained
few ot their friends last Saturday eve
ming nj the city lake. NJ which n plunge
In the lake and a Cumpfir. supp"r were
leading features,
Mias Mary Esther Chisholm entertained
with u sunrise bren kfast Saturday morn
Ing at the city lake. only n few intimat,
friends were Invited.
Mrs Roy u. Smith Of Austin, Tcsas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

Hou Tuesday. the guest " Section Foro.
man W l.. Hayes
Mrs J NJ Hoswcu has boon. tur tho
past week In thu employment et the ktng
Loo hotel az Mrckrr.
Mrs J II. Harrington and daughter.
Lucille, were sunday morning guests u
Mrs. Ida Wuloughhy.
Mrs e.. D.. Lake. pustWistrcss. was Bu
all-day guest W her mother Mrs :. a..
Ncrudon. saturday.
Sunday visitors at tho Ben WUIuuEh.
by home were Mr.. and Mrs ETur1 Nua
luurhhN Mr. and Mrs Frank NupIusuhy
and llttc son. Kenneth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-07
rxnIa.ncd rotary t,rinciplcs

A talk by Judge 6. W. Phelps on
the principles Of Rotary was the chief
feature Of the weekly Rotary Lunch
con Club today The Judge save con-
siderable history relating to the orr
sanitation andkthe international char
aeter az its work. The cardinai prin-
ciRfa nI sthe International associapon
Is Service Above Self. THE speaker 'ex-
planned that one Of the aMies OF
membership is to hack m the city IS
organization and- other
worthy civic moves. It is not the func-
tion Of the club to take up matters
that properly come under the dlrec-
tion OF tlsa Commerchl Club. An
evening meeting Of the Rotary club,
for members and their wives is plan
ned for later VI the fall at which time
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coehran the
former a prominent Rotarian, viii be
present
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-07
.,.,.n rn,nlnrmcnt orrlcc

The ofaice Of the Pioneer Employ
nent Co. in Pendleton, has been opened
in B room IN Wehb street at the rear
of the ST. George Hotel nul4qti's. -
Applegate is in charge Of the local Of
flee; and he declares that the folh-
paify erN fill ordcls for nearly any
lSind Of labor. Married men who want
to spend the winter or ranches are
particnIarlx plentiful. Right Nowe ne
ms orders for labor from seyeh2l dI-
eerent towns IN both Oregon ana
WASHINGTON. The company has its
head office at Pordmd, Ia ehe spfiiis
III is planned to open ether ofiices az
LII vsltp,9 asd spoRsils, Labor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-07

The preliminary try-outs OF oeth
had horses and burkaroos have started
ay the Round Up management. some
horses were tried out yesterday att-
ernoon under the direction Of Director
n n. Thompson, ana again tins aiier-
noon both men and beasts had oppof-
tunities to show their mettle- 1he
trial Win he staged between three and
four or four-thirty every afternoon
from this time forth. and the public
has been extended cordial invitation
10 attend by the RouN3-Up man2ge-
ment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-07

IICFnpseckcrs .ATe tOnilng.
& Homeseekers from the Middle West
to the ~aumber Of between 40 and 80
are expected to arrive VII Pendleton on
Monday September %, just
after the Roundup, TO look over
farming lands in Umatilla county. The
tour Of the homeseelzers is being made
by the state chamber Of comneree in
with the Unioni Pacific
railroad. Pilot Rock, Echo, stanficld
and the irrigation projects in the west
end Of the county have been -designat-
ed parte af thelcounty in WHICH the
visitors are particularly interested.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-07

\ Mir. and Mrs. Gordon Patterson OF
Boston arrived in lsendleton TO-DAY {
be guests of Col. Charles Wellington
Furlong during the Round-Up. They
have been on the road since July Is
driving overland in a snecially design
ed truck. They secured n special body
and placed it on Dodge chassis, and
their outfit is one of the neatsst Sc
here during the season. Equipment
weighing 200b pounds is carried on the
TRUCK They came this morning from
Walla Walla whcre they were met yes
to-day bv their host. They are en-
thuslastic boosters for the West. their
visits in Montana proving particularly
Delightful Col. Furlong vii enterr
tain them at the home 81 Mr. and Mrs.
J. +. PInson during their visit here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-07
wns. 1nndcrs ,n,in,istIc.

West Endcrs Uptnpistic.
People on the west end Of the track
Iafe not worrying great deal these
days, Mark Cleveland, newspaper
n,aghate, here on business yesterday,
declares. There win be 50 -carloads OF
apples shipped from Stanfifld TINS
year he says, an increase Of lOe per
cent over last year. The hay growers
are feeling optimistic over their
chances, too Demand for liYeseoch
s,.sding are not 50 Keen as they haye
heen ana prices are lower. but,the hay
growers . a ssoclation has received some
excellent offers for hay One Of the
best offers Is for ,s13 a ton {. q b The.
cost of baling is down to $3.50. and by
buying cooperatively q big savins on
bailug wire was made. Export de-
mand is picking up. too, and prospects
ares that hay will commanl = .--. nue.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-07
IIaa SECOND OperatIon.

A second operation for the transfu-
sion OF blood to be performed within
less than week was performed. last
night about 10 o'clock at ST. AM.
thongs hospital when blood was
transfused from II. +. Hooper for the
benefit Of Mrs. II. w. Ayres. The first
operation was performed Friday of
last week when Mr.. Ayres submitted
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-07
MENEns cAMP oN DC eRIEK.

ELIzABETHTowa@ Ill, Sept. -
CA P.1--Five hundred armed miners
are eneanfped on the headwaters Of
Big Creek / ? miles porth OF here, ac-
cording 20 word brdught here All
telephone wires to the region We're cut
last night.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-07
. = *s4 s. > 80 = . d u
. 4 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

. August 2e-S0--Water First
. tAid course al City Natatortum.
= Direction Of Joseph c. Hedges.
= September t0--Hermiston Ex-
Z pertinent Station Field Day.
: September i9-24--Northwest
, Grain and Hay Show.
September 20. 2s, 24-Annuxl
; Pendleton Round Up.
October 7-S--seventh Annual
, Dairy and Hog Show, at Her
mission.
} = . . A@ 90 . . . .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-07

N the operation for the benefit Of his
wife. Her condition is gradually im7
proving, according to reports.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-07

A permit to build a porch onlhis resi-
idonce on Post street has been taken
out by Fire Chief Ringold. The addi-
ton will cost $780,.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-07

will be plentiful this winter Apple
gate thinks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-07

better price than was looked FOR 4 few
weeks ago.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-12-02
PARISNOTES

PARIS, Nov. 80. A successful
conference was held here Saturday
and Sunday. Elder Melvin J. Bal
lard was in attendance at all SEES
sions, and his usual eloquence and
power deeply impressed his listeners.
He made rich promises to the Latter
day Saints who kept the command
ments of the Lord. He also gave
sound financial advice to the farm
ers and ranchers. Other speakers
were Pres. Ed G. Rich and Pres.
Silas L. Wright OF the Montpelier
stake, members of the presidency OF
Bear Lake stake, and the following
missionaries: w. w. Richards re
ported his MISSION to California; Bry-
son Cook and Louis Bulge spoke OF
their experiences in Australia; Clar-
ence Parker reported his work in
the Central States; William Lewis
reported his work in the southern
and Delbert Pugmire described his
work in the western states.
Music was furnished by the Field
ing Academy chorus, with special
numbers by Rulon Astler, Rose Hill
the boys chorus and the girls cho.
rus. In the evening a special meet
ing was held under the auspices Of
the M. /. A.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-12-02
BERN NEWS NOTES

William Rigby SON Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Rigby, received a broken leg
on Thanksgiving day by falling un-
der horse, which stumbled and
fell with him.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
David Beuhler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Clark, Hor-
ace Morris and Bagley Kunz, spent
tho Thanksgiving holidays visiting
relatives and friends in Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Petersen of
Ovid spent Thanksgiving day with
Mrs. Petersen's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bischoff of this place.
The new school house here will
soon be completed.
George Phelps is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Kunz.
Sunday evening Orlando Kunz en-
tertained at a card party at his home
in honor OF a few OF his friends.
Mr.. Taylor Of Paris spent day or
two last week visiting friends in
Bern.
Heber Kunz Is our new postmaster
He has assumed his duties, and we
predict that he will conduct the af-
fairs Of the office in courteous
and business like manner.
The contractor on the new school
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-12-02

The Emerson school presented a
Thanksgiving program In the Second
ward hall on Thanksgiving eve.
Miss Libbie Cook was the success
full contestant in the Grafton contest
held on November % for the auto
graphed volume offered by Pres. H.
]. Grant. Her subject was "Celes-
tial Marriage"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Richards enter
tanned delightfully."- at their home on
Friday evening. About twelve
friends were present.
Word was received here Friday
of the sudden death from pneumonia
OF Arthur Price OF Provo. Mr.. Price
was born and reared in Paris, and
his death comes as distinct shock
to his many friends here.
A recent arrival from the mission
field is Jefferson Dunford who has
been spending the past two years In
the California mission.
A successful dance was held on
Thanksgiving night by the married
people of the city.
Miss Pearl Wright of Montpelier
spent Sunday here with her sister
Mrs. MILFORD Price.
The Misses Elaine Athay, Margar
ct Innis and Deith Dalrymple were
Montpelier visitors Friday.
Miss Adeline Tueller returned Fri
day from two weeks stay in Ray
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mond. where she has been doing
nursing.
Louis Bulge is in from the Bulge
ranch &C Manson for brief visit.
Lamont Tueller left Friday for
Logan to attend the A. C. during the
winter course.
The NJ. l. A. OF the two Paris
wards entertained the fathers and
mothers in the ward hall Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay Pugmire are
visiting relatives here