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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-10
THE SUGAR CREEK ROAD

Unless there is a hard surface put
on eht Sugar Creek improved road
this year, you can depend upon
having no road another year. Fair
warning. Thine to waken up Mr.. Citi-
zen, and petition the County Court
for without action you will be left
out in the mud.
And what applies to the Sugar
Creek road applies also to the noun
tain road.
Do not depend upon the State High
ways to absorb these two roads for
it may be years before these are
reached.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-10
Mrs. Jennings Dead

1t is with regret that The Progress
sive announces the death of Mrs. M.
Jennings, near Kingwood, Friday, Feb
25th. Her death was unexpected, as
she was well as usual the night be-
fore she passed away.
The deceased has many friends
here whose sympathy goes out to
the husband and daughter in their
sad bereavement.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-10
Free School Examination

Examinations for the free school
diploma will be held at the following
places on March 1913:
Barker district-Junior, Belington,
Shawkey.
Cove Distict-Kasson, Moatsville,
Nestorville. y
Elk Overfeld, Ebenezer.
Glade Meadowville, Pleasant Hill,
Tacy.
Philippi- Philippi school house ,Si-
lent Grove, Arden.
Pleasant Berryburg, Carlin.
Union = Century No. 1, volga, Hall
Valley Belington Sipe, Water
Camp.
Pupils will furnish their own pap
er, pens and ink. All work must be
in ink
A Chairman for each district grad
ing board will be appointed to whom
all manuscripts should be sent. Send
manuscripts to the chairman of your
district who will appoint his own as
sistants and keep record Of time en-
ployed.
The chairman for the districts are
as follows: Barker, Grover Harris,
Junior; Cove, Hobart Coffman, Kas-
son; Elk, c. B. Harvey; Glade, Wayne
Phillips; Philippi, Hoy Coffman, Ar
den; Pleasant, Pearl Holyfield, Berry
burg; Union, |. L. Dadisman, Hall;
Valley, Grant Rinehart, Belington.
Respectfully,
E. A. HUNT, Co. Supt.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-10
p. S. Exline to Assist Us

P. S. Exline will assist in gather
ing the local news for the next few
weeks for The Progressive during
the absense Of it's editors
You can find Mr.. Exline at his new
place of business on Grim Ave. in the
Woodford Building, or mail or hand
in your city personals at The Progress
sive office.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-10
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

The Chhamber Of Commerce of Bel
ington held special session Satur-
day night in which the members pres
ent adopted resolution opposing the
gross sales tax bill and asked for tax
es to be collected from direct levies,
or upon the net profits of business.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-10


The Republican Party is now in
power, and before many months
will have the country in good rum
ming order-but it requires time to
get back into normal conditions, which
cannot be reached in few days, in
fact, it is doubted that these condit-
ions will ever be reached, for the
world is suffering from recent war
and the United States is left "hold-
ing thhe bag" with the bottom out,
our money all gone and a big debt
as a reminder of what "has been"
The following are the official returns
of the State, Of the November elect
ion from the Secretary Of State.
Houston g. Young:
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-10
PRIMER OF SPAIN is SLAIN

MADRID, March S.-Primer Da-
to was assassinated this evening
while returning from the Chamber
of Deputies in a morton car. He
was attacked by several persons, who
fire number of shots.
The actual assassin of the Premier
was man on an motorcycle, who
fled.
The chauffeur of the automobile in
which Premier Dato was riding also
was killed.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-10
SUMMER SCHOOL

ON MAY I'd, | will open six
weeks term of Summer School. Teach
ing the first four grades. TUITION
$500 in advance.
ADELAIDE L. WOODFORD:
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-10
BUYS VALUABLE PROPERTY

M. E. Hill has purchased the Huff
man property next to Scrimgeour's
Store on Grim Avenue, where he .ex-
poets to put up a business building
in the near future. This property is
among the best situated inthe city
and Mr.. Hill has the congratulations
Of his friends on this purchase. He
has rare bargain.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-03-10

Match that new Spring suit
with a hat from M. E. Cloth
iers Style Shop. (adv.)
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sophomore could think Of geometry
when a lark is giving a concert just
outside the classroom window?
The Baccalaureate Sermon will be
held in the auditorium, Sunday even
ing at 8 o'clock. Everybody well
conc. DR.. vosberg will deliver the
address.
Next Friday the Seniors will give
an entertainment in Assembly ID
entertain the school. We are look
ing forward to good time.
The Juniors are ha,ing hard
time deciding how to entertain the
Seniors.
The Sophomorcs were very much
surprised when Miss McNeal gave q
final examination in Botony instead
Of a six-wecks examination. We're
sure we'll pass.
The track team came in fifth place
at Overland Park Saturday. Brigh
ton who had two champicnshios TAX
en- away from them by Arvada wor
first place.
Much credit for the success of tn
Junior play last Friday evening i.
due to those members Of the class
who worked so enthusiastically be
hind the soccne. II must be rcmem
bcrcd that in a play Of that kind i
is not only those who show them
selves on the stage before the public
but also those who are RESPONSIBLE
for the making IN of the actors ant
the setting and the scenes and tn
lighting Of the stage. These mem
bers who were responsible for tn
artistic settings and makeups Of tn
stage and actors were-HaDel Grav
es, Gertrude Arkell, Claressa Web
Der, Glen Jackson, Dave Lurcher
Lester Witt, Richard Holland, Geo
Stockham, Lee Headrick and Mis-
Irene Conboy, Coach.
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26, and is open to the public.
Mr.. Wheatley awarded the base
ball letters in Chapel Tuesday. The
number Of men, thirteen, has ap-
parently in no way influenced the
poweress Of the team, which won
six games in succession, one Of the
best records Arvada ever made.
We would like to know how poor
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]. F. Beck returned from Iowa
Monday where he went to visit his
sick mother. His visit terminated
pleasantly as his mother has fully
recovered. Mr.. Beck states the liv-
ing and financial condition of the
east are very unfavorable at the
present time. u
Arvada's population was bSdfed
Tuesday upon the arrival OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. C. Rodda and John and
Rutherford Rodda from Georgetown.
For the present they will live in the
Bolts house south of the S. &S.
tracts.
Rev. w. F. Cole returned from
the east Thursday evening. He
states conditions are not very rosy
IT, the congested districts. There is
still large numbers Of idle men in
the manufacturing centers. A trip
east impresscs forcibly on one that
IL is a privilege to live IN Colorado.
Ruby ring for greduation-Price.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF
HEIRsHIP.
Estate of Benjamin Bennett, de-
ceased, No. 1855.
Notice is hereby given that on the
goth day of June A. D. 1921, at 10
o'clock in the foenoon of said day,
will present to the County Court
of Jefferson County, State Of Colo
RADIO, at the Court House in Golden
my accounts for final settlement Of
administration Of said Estate, when
and where all persons in interest
may appear and object to them, II
they so desire.
i And at the same time and place
upon the verified Petition of Grace
I Bennett Jones, claiming herein to
be a daughter and at heir at law OF
; said deceased and as such entitled
!. to an estate Of inheritance in the
intestate lands, tenements and here
ditaments constituting all or part
, Of said estate, said court will re-
ceive and hear proofs concerning
the heirs of said deceased. and will
judicially ASCERTAIN and determine
| the heirs of said decedent, it being
alleged in said Petition that said
petitioner, Grace I. Bennett JONES'
Of Arvada, Colorado, R. F. d. No.
1, the daughter, Of said deceased, il
his only heir at law. All persons
who are or who claim to be heirs OF
said deceased and interested in said
estate to appear and defend therein
or abide action Of the court in the
premises. . !.
Formerly GRACE I. BENNETT.
Il Administrative of said Estate
A. D. JAMESON,
Attorney for Administrative.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Everyone is looking forward with
hope and fear toward the exanina-
tons next week. Most Of the teach
ers are giving semi-finals to decide
Who is to be exempted.
The Commencement program is to
be held next Thursday evening May
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Presbyserian Church
C1:k n1 NJ .

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Morning service at IL.
Evening service at 1880.
Mid-week service for Prayer and
Bible Study Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
At the morning service the Pastor
will continue the series on the Par
ebles, the subject being "The Lost
Son." Lu. Is. There will be nc
evening service, that all may attend
the Baccalaureate service.
Get our prices on Garden Tools
Arvada Hardware Co.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
A new 'Ihs re repairing shop at ]. A.
Pierce's Fee d Store all work guar
anteed, slse price.
C. REGALDO
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Local Lore

Local Lore !
Mrs. Metzger returned to her
home in Cleveland, Ohio, last week
after making an extended visit with
her parents here.
Mr.. Manning of Valley avenue is
building an addition and renovating
his home.
H. Shaffer has moved from south
Wadsworth to the L. Klumker home
on Valley avenue which they had
spoken fer several months in ad-
vance. This is about the only way
a house can be secured in Arvada
nowadays.
A good line of work shirts in
GLIDING Extra sizes and Extra longs.
THE ECONOMY STORE.
Mr.. Geo. H. Wheatey, the young
est Superintendent that has ever
been accredited this honor, has re-
Gently been elected to membership
in the Colorado School Masters Club,
q limited organization Of the fore
most educators Of the State.
Membership in this organization il
one of the greatest marks Of esteem
that can be conferred upon a men,
Der Of the profession by his sol
legues.
T. L. Yeager completed his year
ly pilgrimage to Arvada last weeh
and returned to his ranch at Wig.
gins Tuesday.
Watches for graduat;on-Price.
Miss Mary PAIL, who has been
visiting friends here and at Keenes'
burg for some time, left Sunday TO,
her home at Ebert.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wicks drove to
Ebert Sunday for a visit with Claui
PAIL and family.
Shorthand, Private Tuition T. Ern
est Adams, F. C. T. S., London
Certified teacher. Terms moderate
West Second Street, Arvada. 49-ti
F. o. Pierson Of Graves avenue il
among the many new subscribers te
the Enterprise this week. Mr.
Pierson is a progressive farmer re
Gently from Iowa and is a substan
tial addition to our community. Hi
daughter and son, Esther ant
Richard, who are attending the loca
school, will spend their vacation
with relatives In iowa.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Black enter
tanned = numb'ar Of friends Tuesday
Among those present were Mrs. L
NJ. Black and SON Delbert Of Grit
fifth, Mrs. Preist Of Berkeley ant
Mrs. Doorsky and son ALDER, Of Sal
Francisco.
| LAvaliere for gra duation-Price.
! Another card parity will be give'
by the Catholic Ladies' Aid in Bart
hall Monday event, ", May %
These gatherings have proven to b.
n genuine pleasure to all who attend
The usual refreshme mts go with tn
admission Of Is Gel its.
Remember Ball Band Rubbe
Boots usually are r;iving service whe
other makes are worn out.
THE ECONOMY STORE
Methodist Eei.v.cpal Church
Henry ;. Ct,tterall, Minister
Sunday School a + 10 a. m. Class
ne for all ouo~ - avail
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Want COLUMN

FURNITURE FOR SALE set solid
oak leather bottom dining chairs, /
oak dresser bevel plate mirror, I
range. ]. K. Schaffer, Juchem Sta
ton. l9-2tp.
FOR SALE-Ridgcway strawberry
plants, Phone 318J5, Alt.
FOUND-Ladies pocket book con-
tanning some money. Owner can
have same by calling at Chevrolet
Garage. NJ
LOST-AirdaIe dog, answers to
name of Laddie. Reward for in
! formation. P. O. Box 216. 49-1t.
FOR SALE-Gentle family mare,
buggy harness and wagon. G. C.
Shaw, cor Grandview and Graves.
49-ltp.
FOR SALE-Two rugs and some
furniture. Mrs. G. s. Scott, Nc
llvoy Park. 49-ltp.
FOR SALE-Horse, wagon and har-
ness, $75 90. A. N. Swain, Avalon
Ave. third house from water tank.
FOR SALE-Hood River and VII
linms strawberry plants. A. N.
Swain, Avalon Ave. third house from
water tank. )S9.1tp
FOR SALE-Two Thoroughbred Jer-
sey heifer calves. Mrs. II. Blatter.
mile west Of Arvada near Juchem
Station. 49-2tp.
FOR SALE-Williams strawberry
plants 81 per NJ, 50 per M dig them
yourself. c. o. Pavclka, phone Arv.
1G2W. 49-lt.
WILL GIVE good pasture to horse
for occasional use of him. c. o.
Pnvelka. 49-lt.
WANTED-Aroma and Williams.
Strawberry plants. phone Arvnda
$40. 49-lt.
FOR SAI.E-Two big stacks Of
straw on John Weaver farm, phone
Arvada 34lJ3. 49-ltp.
FOUNDING sets Rosary beads
owner can have same by paying -
this notice.
FOR SALE-Petigrccd New Zealand
Rabbits, all ages. Cheap. r. L.
Newton. 48
FOR RENT-Two acres Of rich Ter
tilted celery ground. Call Arvada
3O6J. Att.
FOR RENT-Furnishcd rooms Call
Arvada 76J. ~.
FOR Single Comb White
Lcghorn baby chicks sl4.0O per
hundred. Call low or write Mrs.
v. A. Brown. Arvada Colo.
FINKBEINER's PUBLIC
WAREHOUSE
Household goods moved and stor.
ed at reasonable rates. Wadsworth |
Ave. and Golden Car. Phone Av-
1877. ll-tf.
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Methodist Eef.vccpal Church
Henry }. Ct,tterall, Minister.
Sunday School + 10 a. m. Class
es for all ages. C omc!
Morning Service at IL O'Clock
Sermon by Pastor. "Gcd House, A
Sacret Trust"
Epworth Leag DC at $3.50 p. m
Miss Helen Tov snsley is the Leader
Topic I'm Sci DOL with Christ
Uuion Bac' :alaurcate service a
the High s. .hool auditorium. Tit
Senior Glass have asked me u
preach. To pic Education for tn
Next Step -:Service."
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STATE SOCIETY

DcGaime of South Linden street tbs
week.
Messrs. W. =. L.ongmire. q. G..
erosion, G. L. McCalium and G.. u.
Reese attended htc meeting Of tho
medical association In Bristow Tuca.
day.
Miss oma nm spent Tuesday In
Tulsa shopping.
Mrs. q. w. McFann aud Mrs. NJ. G.
Mallory were Tulsa visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bartlett have as
their house guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Bartlett of Colorado
Miss Marie Cobb was hostess
Monday evening at the usual NEE, .
Ing OF the q. ID. ID. club. Three ta-
bies OF bridge were formed and high
score was reached by Mrs. ". NJ.
Mahan. Miss Lena Conley was {,
guest of the club. Delightful re.
frcshments were served. Tho next
meeting will be held with Miss Min,
Reed.
The Christian Endeavor society
| held meeting in its rooms at the
Christian church. Monday, with Miss
Evelyn Holtzclaw as leader Of the
program, and discussion upon "Bihle
Help" Several musical numbers
were given and social hour en-
joyed.
The Marathon club members were
the guests OF Mrs. Laura kenncd,
at her home, 500 South Walnut
Monday evening. The club IL newly
organized and plans were outlined
for the coming years work. The
next meeting will be held In .wo
weeks with Mrs. Anna Patricl; az
hostess.
The Young Peoples Missionary so.
ciety of the South Methodist church
held meeting Monday night at the
home of Mrs. :. w. Moore with with
' Miss Pauline Gather as hostess.
New officers were elected with Mrs
| Frank Price as president. A pro-
gram was given preceding a two
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course lunch. The next meeting viii
be held in two weeks.
Miss Anna Barnes left Saturday
Tor Dallas, Texas. to enter Y. W. G.
\. training work.
The Woman's Missionary scot ,ty
of the Second Baptist church met
Wedns sday afternoon With MIS-.
Bodkin as hostess at her home uu
North Elizabeth. A lesson, taken
from the Old Testament. was dis
cussed duung the afternoua. Mrs.
Montgomery will bc hostess to the
organization in one week
The Business and Professional
Womrn's club met In tho Y. ". &. A.
pnrlors Friday evening and served
supper. business aud social mat
ters occupied the evening.
Mrs. Ada bowman and her guest.
Mrs. Annie Bowman OF Hugo. spent
Wednesday in Tulsa.
Mrs. a. H. BrackCu was hostess
Friday afternoon to the W. &. Il. l.
members. Reports were heard iron
all branches of hte work.
The Royal Ncighbors met Tuesday
afternoon for their installation oI
officers. This was followed by Il
delicious refreshment course served
to 60 members and guests
Harry Brown departed Monday
for kirksVllle. Mo, to enter school
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Wasserman diamonds are famed
for their excellence. We enjoy
the largest diamond patronage
in the southwest. Quality and
service have made this possible.
We never misrepresent a gem,
and stand ready at all times to
give that particular satisfaction
demanded by the critical shop
per. This auction sale offers the
one opportunity to buy at your
own price.
We also feature the Community
at your command. Buy silverw;
bid accepted, none refused, and
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sAPuLpA.

a.-A .,.h.
Mis-. Fred turner "'u """e "'e'
Nary Lea have returned home from
=. Youis where they went to visit
." 49,, 4, i,,,rovi,v .f,er
Mr. i"' ", bo.,i,,i ther.
an opeIa''p'' !" at,os hriJ , n,ee,,pv
Tue w. :, .nn IN The Nasonic
ruesdaI ,a.''.', a''. ,,,or., instaii,d for tho
sii' ,,,,,h Nrs N r. Diehi
coillhS urs a. +. MiIler was
- iaIog,,c 10 renresent the
ele'''u 'S ,,, ~, ,hc convention Ia he
0rsa''I",e,i,o ,,,,,oiard' ohio. I'm NAV.
NJ .,d Mrs. n. 4, Wallace enter
Mr. ana H,t r,'.,day ,,yh, c,uh th,s
talh,u ,hoir home IN South Elm
week "' ocIock dinner OF
anrfect s,'yt appointments was served
preceu,a, n,7,ono The ladies was reached
scoi,s - uorry 'apd amopv Tho
py - 49,, bv Nessrs. j. ID. Berry
\. uulo. Mrs. Edward !
shu ,,r 80 of pueblo. Colo, was 4,
, no'
guest s,,s,ino rn,hroiderv club
r,,,,rsdav afternoon with Mrs.
-sn,t t,on,,.r M her home. 500 south
yohh hVrp,
M, GypNnhnnN gllID met IN the Y.
-. io 'o,,s inesdnv evening with Mrs
w. Gnrdon and Mrs. Fred Speak
Jon" Ting ns hostesses, Mrs, Earl
,,a.,o' vr,s leader of the evening \
-, unon "Sepro Music" and
poeil.n, and entertaining numbers
-, ,,,yor along this line. Tho next
Ne., ,',,, ,,ii bc held in two weeks.
ihes..'1 o. a. rluh met I'm tie Y.
NV " 1t, a....,,
W; N;.s,,n,c,i course was served by
Iel'matae,, Mrs. Mac stuart and
re prcs,ur' pr Ia,nes f,,rnisbed ~.
MISS ,uoa,."'
teriaihH'"... ,,, a,,o,,airo5 a,
Mfs, D. =. r~oau ~ .r,,,,s. "
tes irlenus a' m ,,,.,,ah a. T,is
4 MIS- '' '''" ''
@aonday' r,,o,oor ,,s
= Mrs' ~ -, ,,.'. ~, I'll, t,.,
hostess 10 ,ne pue n,o io,o
day a,'erroo" az s 80. !,
East i'ousou. ., so,, ~, ~
iurnishou ... e"te.ta',,.". & '
'efno"u. "'''''o"' ''0
was served , =, ,.,.,,,r <,a,,,s
Mts. l. r. Mou.' 20 '''''"e -
IN hrohcn H,o"',,a. c,o,. ,ra
Mr. ana i m'o' ,,a Vir,inia
daug po.U U'ns s % r,,,,sn
spent nuluai "i1" AZ Ca.,.ni.n ~ Ava
MI anu ",a. - ~. ,',,
son Inns' ~ a,a - ~ ,n,ad
sheaII,'I ,ii anu e,,.s.,, w.. '"'''' ''''''N
10 Da'u ,,, ii,a, Io p.,,,a;, -, ia, c,n
!ne t"I'.u . o.
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3 Sales
Daily
1O:3O-2:3O-7,3O

At these sales you can secure any
article in the shop at your own
figure. Come in at any time and
make your own selection and we
will put it up and you may buy it
for whatever price you care to
pay. We stand ready to prove
that we are anxious to rid our
selves of everything in our pres
ent quarters, for we intend to-
stock up the new shop with brand
new merchandise. Three sales
are featured daily-1O:30 a. M,
2:30 p. m. and 7:3O p. m.
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Refreshments

sion lovely refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs j, G. Bcwley have as
house guests Tor this Weekend Mf.
and Mrs. j. Dcvin of Portland. Ore.
the latter cousin ~ Mrs Bcwicy's.
Mr., and Mrs, Dcvin have becn visit =
Ing at Bolivar, Mo. and were ON
their way home.
Mrs II. l.. Benson came over from
Muskugcc Tuesday evening for a
fcw davs' visit with ipr parents. MI.
and Mrs, NJ. \. Lcftwich. Their
othcr daughter Mrs. Ncli e. Ownby.
arrived this morning and they win
take their mother HON" with thcm
for "a ~ DAYS visit. They lcCt on Fri-
dav for Tulsa.
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lOWITN.

Mrs. Lucy Jane Eddy died at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. ScwaIl
Dodge, and MIR. Dodge Tuesday. jan
uary RI. at the age of SIS years. De-
ceased was born at Rutland, VT,
May II, ls33. and was married To
John II. Eddy in 1854 at Horizon.
Wis. She is survived by her daugh-
ter Mrs. Dodge OF this city, and n
son. Louis q. Eddy of Rock Island.
M. also four grandchildren one OF
whom, Mrs. j. G.. Pinson. lives In CO.
wota. Mrs. Eddy had made her home
here for many years and was uni
versal!y loved BY faith she was a
Christian Scientist.
Miss Ada Winfield visited her sis
ter in Muskogee Sunday
Mrs. Robert Duncan was visitor
In Muskogee Friday.
Mrs Pepper. Grandmother OF Mrs.
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from an operation FOR appendicitis
which was recently performed IN u
Muskogcc hospital. As soon as she
is able she will return t. school in
Kansas.
Mrs. Charles Holder has had as
her guests for tho past week MIR.
Holders mother. Mrs. W. W. Holder
of kellyNillc. and her brother,
Dewey Holder.
J. w. Stephenson. en- route o. his
home In Haskell from Tulsa. stopped
off here Saturday to look after
some business matters and shake
hands with friends.
The Thursday st'ial club hold itp
business meeting with Mrs sam
Johnston Ms hostess After tho SOS
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3 Sales
Daily
'lo.3o2.3o-7.3o
Diamonds at Your Own Price

Diamonds will be sold in this sale
for whatever price you care to
offer. The moment you select
the stone and have it put up, it is
at your mercy. The auctiopeer
will demonstrate the quality,
color, brilliance and perfection
of the gem, and we will stand
back of his every statement. We
feature diamonds at from the
smallest fraction Of a carat to
more than 10 carats. ,.H.,r.s
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Is BURIED IN EXCAVATION
Work mans Seek Brokcn by Ava
Iauci,c or Failing Earth.

Special 20 The world,
STROUD. Jan. l5.--Ira Teton or
this city, 20 years old, was Instantly
killed when the chains OF n steam
shovel gave way and he was buried
beneath the contents. The gang wns
engaged In putting IN trackasc FOR
the Frisco railway at Dcpew
Ills fellow Workmen began NJ once
che work of rescue, but whom taken
pu, Il was found that his neck had
hoou broken by the weight or the
inad. Ills parents reside at stroud.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16

Mrs. W. \. Wills of Muskoscc.
niece of Mrs NJ. \. tcftwitch. ard
her daughter, Mrs. clifford collier
of Fort Smith. Ark. were guests in
the Leftwitch home here Thursday.
MIR. and 'Irs. ieftwtch motorcd
them back tn Musl>oEcc. rcma ining
over until the next afternoon.
Mrs. John r. Roper. who has boon
confined to her home since her rc-
turn from Mincrnl Wells. Texas. sew
eral weeks axe, departed last week
Tor Battle Greek, Mich. to take
treatment at the celebrated santa
rum there.
Invented In England is u woman's
vanity bag which ejccts shoe shin
Ing pad when "A Spring is lruritd.