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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-16
Southeast Extension

Carter Oil Company No. on the
Sullivan farm in the center Of the
southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter of the northeast quarter of
section SO, 4s-2w is drilling on shell at
a depth OF 2230 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-16

Carter Oil Company No. on the
McRae farm in section 81, 4s-1w has
reached shell at depth of 220O
feet and is preparing to set the cas-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-16
Hewitt Field

Writ Franklin No. 8 on the Thcmp-
drilling at 2Os0 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-16
Fox District

Writ Franklin No. I on the Ruth
Williams farm in section q, 2s-Sw has
cemented the 81 inch casing on top
of an oil sand at a depth of 2147
feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-16

NIGHT SCHOOL BEGINS MON.
DAY, SEPT. 18th AT THE ARD
MORE BUSINESS COLLEGE. ASK
FOR PARTICULARS AT BOOTH ON
FAIR GROUNDS adv. li-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-16

oil and gas have been encountered
during the drilling OF the test.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-16

-
KEEP STEPPING!"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-04
Obeycd the Label.

"What did the critics sax about Dau-
hers new picture entitled PAM
They panncd boston Tran
script
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-04
WTLLI4MS1OWN

The Rural Good Luck club meeting
which was postponed will be held with
Miss Phelps Saturday afternoon, May
7. You have had a long vacation and
it is hoped there will be good attend
ance at this meeting
The foreign missionary society OF the
Methodist church will meet with Mrs
w. B. Jones Friday afternoon at 2;30
Board of trade banquet Friday eve.
ming, May g. Speakers; Hon. Hale
X, Darling OF Chelsea, Rev. Fraser
Metzger of Randolph, Hon. John w
Gordon of Barre. There will be special
music for the evening. adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-04
List Prices

(Subjees 10 Trade Disceunfsl
All damesers to in inclusive each
All diameters over in. te in inelusive-7oe each
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-04
Attention, knight, of columbqsl

A regular meeting of Barre council,
No. 4Oi. X. of c., will be held tonight
at 1880. Several candidates will he
initiated in the first degree. A good
attendance is necessary as other impor-
tant matters are to come before the
council for immediate action. Per
Grand Knight John B. Kelly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-04
Grand March PIG Ia

Handsome chestnut pacing
stallion, weighs 100; sired by
Clans Forester 2:11L, dam by
Cyclius 29S10. VIII stand at
Archie Johnston's stable,
Barre, VT.
Terms: S25-S3 at time of
service, balance with live foal.
For extended pedigree, etc, in
quire Of owner,
LOWELL Mcleod.
Barre, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-04
TOO LATE To CLASSIFY

WANTED AT ONCE Experienced opera
tons on union special t~o-needle rls-
chimes Tauber Upton & Co, Barre, VI s5tl
TO RENT Tenement a. 365 No Main St.
all modern also two cottages ore
Furnished rom at Al East street; phone
2sB-w. Mrx. Jas. Ahern. 81 East St. ASST
FOR sALE-Msre. ten years old Ecod
driver OF worker. call a. u Bruok 81.
Tel 784. fsf
WANTED Maid for general housework in
family q three. spply 70 Mrs- =. A.
Dysineil. p School St. Montpelier. tstf
WANTED-Ffrzt class mzrhfnist; apply 30
Granite City Tool Co. Tel SSs-N. 1878
FURNITURE FOR sALE-Three iron bsds.
dining table. wardrobe couch porch sst-
Tee. cot bed four aatirons tod fashionedl.
These goods must al ~ sod ~ Nay
call At liz South Main street. Ms A. J.
Sprinkle. TEL saw 42E
NAN or WOMAN WANTED-Ssizry SIS.
fuIl time. 7sc an hour suars time. seli-
ing gasrantssd hosiery % weareTs eEusr1-
enos unneoessaEys Suaranteed Miils. Nor.
rSt1Was Pa ssNtas'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

Two good organs for sale at $40 and
SIS each at Bailey's Music Rooms.-ad.
, Baseball Spaulding vs.. Montpelier
seminary at Lincoln campus Thursday
afternoon at 4:l5 o'cloek.-adv..
A few late models in hats to be sold
very reasonable. Call and see them.
Miss Mair, 81 Maple avenue.-adv.
Uncle Bill from Australia will charm
YOU with his magic charm at the
Spaulding assembly hall, May l3.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-04
Talk OF THE TOWN

Large shipment of Keds tennis shoes
arrived at Shea's to-day.-adv.
Enrico Iamurini, teacher of artis-
tic cello playing, will accept pupils
Tel. Barre l53-R, or address at Rich
ardson street.-adv.
Dance. armory hall, Montpelier, OF
Wednesday, May 4, under auspices OF
Ladies' Auxiliary, Montpelier post, No
5, American Legion. Carrolls orches
ira, eight pieces-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-04
Attention. Knights Of columbus!

A regular meeting Of Barre council,
No. 4Ol. X. Of c., will be held tonight
at 1880. Several candidates viii be
initiated in the first degree. A good
attendance is necessary as other impor-
tant matters are to come before the
council for immediate action. Per
Grand Knight John b. Kelly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-04
Could Afford the Best.

Salesman suppose its a grand pi.
ano you require, madam
Mrs. Newrich Grand J want a
magnificent one Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-04
An Irish Suggestion.

SAY, Pat, what time is it,
"Oi dunno, Let's guess at it an the
wan that's furthest off can 60 out an
look. Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-04
BARRE DAILY TIMES
WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1921.
The Weather.

Overcast tonight and Thursday ;
rain in extreme southern Vermont and
New Hampshire and southwestern
Maine: fresh east winds.
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TALK or THE TOWN

Women's black or brown strap
pumps, latest style, 1895 at Shea's.--
adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
RROKCN ARROW

Miss Thclna Wells returned sun.
day evening from few daya' visit to
Miss GLADYS Holt In Tulsa.
Mra y !. sykes was called 20 Tulsa
Tuesday evening by tho serious III
ness Of her daughter, Mrs T.. Is
Boyntnu, 7l5 South Boulder.
l.. r.. Buttcrick and family arrived
from Oklahoma CITY saturday for y
ents. Mr.. and Mrs ! II, Buiterick,
MIR aud Mrs. rhociau Lcwis of
Rcgga were Weekend guests of Nrg
Lcwia' parents MIR. ana Mrs. W. =.
King.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs 4. q.
Sr1der have been advised of their
safe arrival at Colorado Springs, 10
which place they motorod for the re-
mlinder Of the summer
Mrs Anna Ransom had os her
guests tor IN" week, hor nephew, Mr
y. W llibhnrd and wir" OF rnw-
huska
Mrs. I G. Jonas has returned tl
her home in oklahoma city after %
weeks visit to her daughter. Airs
/ Drin IIake and daughlcr-iu law.
Mrs Winitrcd Mcclure.
Mr. and Mrs ! f. simmons were
/ over sunday guests OF friends AT
| BiNby.
Mr.. and AIRS Lee Churchill re.
| turned sunday evening from y
weeks visit to homcfulk AZ Salina
| kan.
VIII Allen. former Rroken Ar,
/ row resident, was hero from Tulsa
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$50 South Thirteenth, left Tuesday
for Bella Vista, Ark to spend the
summer.
Francis John and John Kearn
have returned 20 Tulsa after spend
ing tho week with MIR. and Mrs.
Edgar John, 1925 Dayton.
Lucy Onic Gaines who has been
seriously ill at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs X. NJ Jones, 23o North
Twelfth IL slightly improved.
Miss Geneyieve Douglas, liz
West Okmulsee IL spending several
weeks at the Sequoyah club.
Miss Beulah Jackson, 1918 EN-
poria has returned from fayette-
Vile and Van Burcn, Ark. whore
she spent the past six weeks.
Mrs l.. L. Odell and son Charles
ilI North +. are spending the week
In Fayetteville Ark.
Mrs T. T.. Balance of Spring
tlald, H.. is the guest of her parents.
NJ. and Mrs Lon Robertson, 306
Nor,h Eighth.
Mrs Joe Turner. 3o3 North
Twelfth. LETT the first of the week
for the Wauhlla club whore She
will spend the remainder OF the
sdmmer.
Miss Catherine Crew. 1909 Bos-
Ton mas rs htf guests MISS Wlnlif"d
Dvsart OF Columbia, Mo. and VI -
Hastings OF Tahlequah.
Miss Catherine Crew entertained
with bridge OF lovely appoint
ments Thursday afternoon in honor
OF her guests. Miss Winifred Dysart
of Columbia, Mo. and Miss Hast.
ings Of Tahlequlh.
Mrs scarborough and son Fred
Donald, 273i West Okmulgeo ar,
spending several weeks in Texas.
Mrs X. G. Smlllcv and children
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several days during the past week
booking after huaucSs matters.
Mr ana Mrs Fred Hart ot Sa-
pulpl were week END gucNs al 'ho
homo Of W II. Curnutt
Mrs. J 7. Baghy who was called
here by the death Of her little ucic".
daughter ot Mr.. and Mrs Emmett
Hart, last week, has returned to her
homo at Yale.
Misses Julia and Hazel Dul.ng. ot
Colorado. after a brief visit with
Miss Bcss jameson departed Friday
for the east Tor an extended visit be
tore returning TO their western
home.
Mr. and Mrs " IT, Hunscckcr or
Tulsa were the guests NJ MIR Hun
sccker's parents, Mr. and Mrs y. !
lIunscckcr last Sunday.
Mrs Ada Doyl" and children OF
Jennings okla. who had been
/ guests AT the \ W. Bradshaw hom"
/ for week returned home Friday
Mr. and Mrs omar Bradley mo
| tored to Avnnt for the week lend
! with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bradley.
I Mrs. Lon Lewis and daughter
| Ne'ruth of Bcggs we're quests for
/ the week END az the home ot !. II
| Parker.
las Ist ia Sinit0 mas En0' To
Council Inn for a few days vi.i,
with friends
Miss Father Hartman OF Kansas
CITY Is home for two weeks tira-
| tion with her parents, Mr.. an Mrs
4. '. Hartman. Mia Rachel Hart
man came home from normal ~
Tnhlcquah 90 enjoy a visit with her
/ sister and other members Of the
/ family.
Ms. X NJ. Rowe went TO Mus
/ koEce Friday for a visit 20 her sis
| ter Mrs i II Bonn,N and Doctor
/ Honncll she was occompanie on
/ her trip Ivy Miss MAXINE WiuDmS
Mcsdamrs = O. chiffon ava Les
ter Martin had as thrir guest dur
/ ing the week. their father. Mr f.
/ f.. Goddard of West Tulsa.
Mcsdamcs \ l. Sanders I. 4
/ Rlrlh. Ten Laws ana Misc DnrotNN
/ Barth have returned from Okrul,
gee where they woe house Eucs' +
ot Mis-. Frank Copohud tor few
/ days,
Broken Arrows neNos' so,ip'
/ club was organized last trllly with
a membership uf tom .lllc. ilNIu'
on the south side and VIII b, 'nawu
as the South side Fancy Worh club
/ Ihe Initial meeting wds hrll with
Mrs r., l. phnl,ps or South Main
| street. Mrs phIlipr vas elected
president and Mrs NJ y. Martin
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
I,t y ny,

Mcrvel Rcasouovcr spen, wednes-
day in Tulsa
George Tlskcr and mother Rev
ercnd Joffrirs Iiearl Carter and
Mise Mildred Sommcrvlle spent
Sunday az Jcnka
Reverend Joffrics ntt TUESDAY 20
ioin Mrs. Jetfries In Chicago whore
she is attending school at the uni
tprsl.y Later thcy Will visit 'hc
ll'rr'a former home In southern H.
l.uoia
Floyd Campbell left Wednesday
for MuSkoEec and points In Arkau-
sas 90 spend his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Swigley left
Tuesday morning Tor points In Ar
kansas and Texas
Harlan Brant Of Tulsa spent
Monday here
-Nir and Mira Best Harvey enter
tanned for Floyd Campbell at their
homs on TUESDAY cveH'ng IL being
present Ices and cake formed the
pleasant conclusion of the evening.
r. D.ckey who has been In the
navy. arrived Wednesday for visit
with his father and brothers. He
viii re-cnlist and will return to New
York.
Miss lone Curtis has received a
life certificate at the seminary at
Tahlequlh and has returned home.
The little child OF Mr.. and Mrs
Sticker who has been seriously III,
Is reported to be much better
Edgar Utterback. Jack MCClen-
don Russell simpson. Nonna But
lcr and Carl Doyle have returned
from the Kansas harvest fields.
Mrs. John ilal and children are
spending their vacation with friends
In the Osnse.
Miss Ethel Thomas spent Wednes-
day in Tulsa with friends.
Mlss Alta UtterhaCk spe n I
Wednesday with relatives in Has
kell.
The Civic league viii meet next
/ Thursday with Mrs Oml Baysingle.
Mrs, George Denny and children
who have been visiting in jerks have
returned home
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

week end for a weeks outing along
the Illinois river. expecting to g.
ON TO the Arkansas river
The marrilge Of Roy Paul. and
Miss Kate Johnson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. johnson, vas
sulcmnized by the Rev W. .. An
dcrson IN Tulsa on wednesday "
last week After % few DAYS spen:
At Kansas Guy Parsons and Che
cp'ah they are now a. home 20 their
wide circle of friends ~ the groom :
home on East broadway.
Miss Gladys Holt of Tulsa came
over sunday evening for a brief
visit To- Broken Arrow friends
Mr.. and Airs H. |, Holungworth
spent 4, few days last week with
friends At Okmulgee.
Eighteen members Of the Broken
Arrow Council Of Boy scouts took
their first annual outing last week.
spending three days on li-Mile
creek. The scouts making the trip
werc: Ralph Lewis, Blll Pike. Btll
Anderson, Paul Bowles. Jessie
Walker. Lawson Gideon, Oscar
Gray. Ralph Mercer. Glenn Lytle.
Ewing Franklin Leo Hampton,
Lonnie wall, clyde Waid and Bill
King. The boys We're In charge OF
Assistant Scou master G. q. Bowles,
George Scvcrson and \. j keaton.
. Mr.. Kcaton provided tho transport
tatiou for the outing.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Murray OF
Wagner spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sanders.
Rev l.. n Corning W. G. show
man, John watkins, T. n. HAT, y.
V. and Paul Hartman, +. r Neib-
ing. Mosllmcs J.. u. Corning and
Mrs. J r. Mitchell attended the
group meeting Of the Methodist
churches at Tulsa sunday which
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

Murrell and clyde, jr. OF plls~i,,
Texas. are the guests u 81. .rI
Mrs. Il. X. Scarborough, 9Us Nar,t
e street. D."
Jerry Locke. 52i North sfy,se,,,
left Thursday for points .r ,n. .,,.
Later he will 70 to Europe t1 qro,.
several months.
Miss Frances Thompson fo,,
hanisun will leave SUNDAY s.r u.t.
hcma city 20 spend several ls,ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace " iI,.r,1r'
2l.j West Okmuigee are .n Chico,
where they expect to sp,.l 80.
mc.nths
r?r and Mrs. y r Ft. wb.
hayN a beautiful summer h.r.s -.
the Illinois river. entertained o,,S
tUrb"cue Thursday. Co wrIcs
abots 100 guests from d.fferor,
poius Of the state were asked
Mis+ Nina Glover 2l5 North i--,.
teouth left "Wednesday for D..,Ft
ma CITY and Norman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

secretary treasurer. Tho char'er
members being Mcsdamcs NIrcil
Pennington, l. q. Burrcss John r.
Hail Il. T.. skies. G. Myers X. G
Morrow, i NJ Pennington. \. VI.
Galloway NJ T.. Martin and T., l..
Phillips Meetings viii bee hold
every two weeks. the next 10 h' win
Mrs l.. q. Burross.
\ merry group OF piarico-s which
spent the day sunday ~ the Verdi
girls river was rompO4 I'll x Mrssrs.
and Mcsdames w. IT, Cu-uut'. G. !.
Shipmin, John Roehuck Elm r
OF Sapulpn, Mrs. Warden, Mi ,so ,
Minnie. vivian and vida Curnutt
Genera Markham. Mabel Sm',n and
Fay Warden. Rocky Ford was Ia,
scene Of the Enl"ty where swimming
and other outdoor sports were en-
joycd. Both dinner and supper w"rc
spread ON the shady bauks Of tn
stream.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Gay ana two
children of Tulsa were guests ot
Mrs Gurry's parents, NJ AMI Mrs
\, ". Lancaster, Suudly.
The families ot g. T.. calvin and
walter wyatt and Nj. g. II Wyatt
formed Il family prrir p'r'y which
spent sunday at the sand Springs
park.
Mossrs. and Mes rau,ra Sick Tiby
and Bert wallace nave roWtn,d 20
Iioldenvilln. a'',t tow dit.t visit
with Mr.. ana Mrs illro'I rlby,
and Mr. and Mrs. r.. NJ smith
Members of the I'rNtn club. to-
gethar with their faH.li"a motorcd
out to the Repschll."." farm Tues
day evening where q Wirnie iuas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

president OhrcVou issued an order
that Bcnigno and Col"tti snould He
were put aboard an American ship
bound FOR New York by Mexican au-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
o Society
Cmbs-Musc.-W " pnans work
cmh. Mns-o--W 0man-, WoIk

o. Of fhr Second Baptist church 'u-
t.rfIr,d. lr thr result ~ q contest
bDt','n tYp ErctlUus ~ iho or
y.rlluI.ou. outdoor game. were
played and refreshments Horsod
N. Benjamin t singleton ~ Eu
ftuia. formerly MiaH I'r'ruh" iiHW
uurd ~ -1pulpa. ls fh house guest
ut Mrs Imics Buuot This v',S
l. tU1 Nra W b. IHugn.ru and
fru. ln "Wednesday morning
upon 1910 overland trip POO Chl.ago.
Wednesday uirht at $50 o'lock
H.s N g. i"u.kt o. Tine r.'nr.
t.Iuu Nance performed 70 doubt"
wedding ceremony f"r litrv' D..
Stamp and Elizabeth iuVo'l ALSO
Seal Miller aud Fern Eluhu. Hl ~
stpu'pa.
Allen IS Hardy and Miss lioitr
J. Clark of Tulsa Vor" married h"r"
VI du,HitE Ht ihc FI'suJirrltu
's,sr
= ho f. y E. club met Wednesday
afternoon with Nh" II. VI Nuuuus
ns ho4'rs# Embroidery and other
informal matters occupied the after.
noon A delicious Dours" wus served
~ eight guests before tho club al
inuru,d io meet iu two week. with
Mrs T. l.. Cnrthcn ne host"-a
MISS wilma johnson and Miss
Irene Castocl ~ the lattrr's houu' 'n.
tgrtninod tho member. ~ thalr sun.
/ day school class with kil party
/ Wednesday night The home was
decorated In huunysu,klo, IliJuliH
ana sweet peas and tho tim" was
/ spent iu playing childhood ruwus
| Refreshments were served hy the
mothers 81 the two hustsrHrs. Mrs
Casiocl aud Mrs johnson.
Mrs j Is. simpson accompanied
/ by Frankie aul Ndn Ice titkhuEh
/ lett Wednesday for . tlroo w'ek-
] visit IN Dallas TrVus
/ Mr. and Mrs John Bear. Mes
/ DANES Joe Bruncr Dallas Smith.
/ WIN Orrick. Mcl Burgess. Fox and
: Finskry mptorod ~ kgllyyillc We'd
] neaday night 10 institute a Hythiun
/ Sisters Temple. They were served
/ with n delicious banquet uppn their
arrival
Tho members ~ the Iaraca,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
Tale of Pursuit and Capture of
Murder Suspects Rivals Fiction

CbLNELA>D. ohio. July 23 -
An tho elements of fiction intrigue,
plHufr contest and final victory
'rt.r into he almost unbelievable
story uf tho pursht into Mexico.
capture and return ~ Dominic.
nueuo ana Charles Colcttl. who
NHN, iusf been brought back Co.
Cleveland and landed in jail.
'UIftcd with the murder ~ Wlfrod
g. .'y and George *. ronnor
There ia nothing lu fiction that
tlHHs th" story of how Detective
captain Naipvltl detective tdyuit
u.d H"riilion Expert kocallr ~ jhH
Cleveland puiico department, strtuE
'IH BOO q strange land fought against
N,Nicnu mttisuos and American
governmental follN. i,nl,viuy au..
Do.. 1t mst only thiouEh fro months
OF Nrol"ss. almost sl"cpl"as. ,ffor,
and in spite ut refusal NJ American
officials 10 give any aud
Th. story Of tho pursuit and ,rp
tur, ~ thu alleged bandits hogan
lrs' D'.omhcr when Siy and Fan
u'r N,r, shot down boo cleveland
10y htuli'r when q tuut'.s.on of
uu" ~ 'hr murdcrors Implicated
Eruiguo. uo disappeared
Tn, ruNotfl,o department was
upp,Jl.d 'o with tho result that
about the middle of MAY D"to.'it.
ttvult went tu his uI.'Ii.ls vth
the announcement that. through 70
lottpi mailed 90 relatives iu Glove
band. be- had located Bcuuf1o and
Cul,tu lt GuHdilupir1. M,Al,u d..
and captain NutHwitH wore given
orders 20 procD.d Il ~ once Boo search
Of the fuuifIVtH IhlH were fol
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
SAND SPRINGS.

Miss Amybeile johnson NJ Ga,
Antonio is the guest ~ hrr al0,
Mrs. George W. DE Stahler.
Mrs. y J. Bayer Mrs C's~r,s
RUPERT and Miss Katherine f.ys-
are spending the week-end Ia Kan.
sas City.
Misses Bonnie and Aleno r-,so,
of Carhotdale, H.. who have Ger,
the gucsrs of their aunt. .rs'
Charles IaGe, returned TO 'nei-
home Thu sday.
Mrs. II. l.. Hooper Is quite UI A.
her home c'n Mckinley street.
Miss BGrnice Matlock ~ Van
Buren,, Ark, arrived Tuesday for
visit with Mrs. LAFAYETTE Jones.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
STATE SOCIETY
SAI'tftI'A

Mr.. and Mrs Orvllle Fichotz or
Rartleavillo. who have been visiting
Mrs. John NJ. Wilson returned 10
their home Sunday.
Mrs. n. ". Miles OF Poplar Ruff
Mo. IL here visiting her sistcr Miss
Mary Van Iandlngham.
Mrs Harry J. Murphy OF Hlrtlcs-
vile spent Sunday here with her
sister. Mrs John NJ wilson
Mrs X, T. Moss returned Monday
from an extended visit with her
parents In Tampico, Fla,
Misses Marie Vaughn, Uavcrgnl
Wickham and Ethel Kelley left sun
day night Tor Boulder. Colo, to at
tend sum mcr school
Misses Carthell and Archie Bur
nett spent n few DAYS this week rs
the guests of friends in Okmulgco
Mrs. r w. Parkins and daughters,
Halle and LorcnC and Mis-, Opal
Wilson motored To Tulsa shopping
Monday.
Miss Rob Quinn OF Okmulgcc
spent the Weekend here with
friends.
Mrs Warren Ahshirc OF Oilton
WAS tho guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Mabel Bassctt, over Sunday.
Miss Maudc Wilkinson left Wed
nesday In company with her aunt
and uncle, Dr, and Mrs. II. y. l..
Rhodes Of Tulsa upon an overland
trip to Colorado Springs
Miss Lillic wayne and Miss Irma
Morris left Sunday evening upon an
extended visit with relatives In Call
fornia.
Mr.. and Mra Lawrence nm OF
Bartlesvillc spent the week end here
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Ei
Hin.
Mr. and Mrs. ! +. Thornton and
daughter Grace spcnt the Weekend
with relatives In Tulsa
pr. u ", Hoover, who underwent
an operation at tho oklahoma hos
pital In Tulsa Wednesday night is
getting along as well as could he
expected
Mrs Fred SpeAkman loft Sunday
night for a two weeks visit with her
parents at Wellston.
Fred Spoakmnn ana 10 boys n
his Sunday school class ~ tho
Preshytcrinn church left Monday
morning for a camping site on the
Grand river FOR n ten days outing
Mrs, pottio Jones OF Ardmoro and
Mrs. Howard Miller entertained NJ
the latter's homo here SUNDAY with
a surprise birthday dinner honoriug
Mrs A. NJ Phillips and Howard
".,,oF' " pH ,""'N IN wv ul'' ~
table centerpicce ana quests aside
from the ri1tnpors ot ths tWo ia,,' /,
mes were MISS h"a'r''e cannon ana
Miss Gladys Davis
Lee C. mn returned IueSnnN
night from carthage MO, where ne
visited relatives over Sunday,
Mr., md Mrs, w " Rierlv and
daughters Mrs. l.. I" trout ana Mis-"
Imosene Rlerlv loit TUESDAY for u
visit at their former home In Pco-
pies Iowa.
MIS- Nd"I" liarreu l'l' lu'SoaN
FOR .Gnu.-vle, TcVas, after a two
wo"ks N-. her" with her aunt Mrs
Y. c. sanders she was accom-
nnnl'd ,' 'N|1h'nh city hN MISS
"',Vl"
M .Nl M" Arthur R@rN have
rs th'l t" Mr. hl1.ks sister,
MISS 'IH'h". BLACK "i N1ukaunn,
WI
Mrs J." !. .nurt ana daughters
Joyce hnd MHdf'd Anl N'e.'.
France N''Ii', 1nd l"'1 S''n'''
i,'N. "I'" IL.
overland 'IlN To- hri' \lr''. Nb
wher' lh'' VIII VISIT N i1' Ut.
Nlung snn.M.' 'o'''r'
Mr. ana NJ. ''''', ~. bo'n.''F'I
Not Okla .hi ll'r'N DOM
pIas.l "' ~ .'h '''N ''' r''..
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TIM wI3I.Ks CALENDAR

Tuesday
Mrs W r Grrfoustcin and Mrs.
Harry Tanners picnic ~ sand
Springs Tor Mrs .. - Scott
Wednesday.
Catholic Daughters ot America
win give charity benefit card phrty
and lawn fcto at knights ~ Coium
bus home.
killlon McFnrlan morning wed
ding nt Holy Family church \
O'Clock.
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was held under the leadership OF
Dr. O. B. Morris.
Attorney T. H. Righter, formerly
OF this city was hero from Tulsa
Friday looking after business mat
ter5 ana completing arrangements
for several weeks absence on his
vacation which will include visit
with his mother at Lincoln, Neb.
and also an extended hunting and
fishing trip At Sauf ste Marie,
Mich, and other northern points
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MI SkOt.i.t,,

Jesse Hart. 63j North Seventh. ic
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Gidney
In Tulsa.
children, Lee. Lila and Lucille, OF