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of prepared form of contract in the office of the City Engineer of said city copy of which can be obtained from said City Engineer upon request.
 All bids must be in the hands of the City Clerk at his office in Bisbee, Arizona, by o'clock D. m. on the Eth day of March, 122.
 Each bid must be accompanied by certified check equal to ten per cent G0 per cenD of the amount of the bid, made payable to the City of Bisbee, said check to be forfeited as li1uidated damages if the successful bidder refuses to enter into the pro- posed contract and furnish bond as required by said proposed contract within five days after awarding of said contract to him. t
 The City of Bisbee reserves the right to reject any and all bids sub mitted
 Dated at Bisboc, Arizona, this 21st day of February, 1922.
 CITY OF BlSBEE, d municipal cor pordtiCn, by
 JACOB ERICKSON, It's Mayor.
 Attest
 M. L. BUTLER, City Clerk.
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Department of The Interior,
 049783-052365.

U. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Ari- zona, February IS, 1922.
 Notice is hereby given that Samuel Leiendecker. Hereford, Arizona. who. on 12-16-21 and 1922, made Home stead Entry, No. O497S3-052365, for All, Section 1. Township 24-S., Range 21-E.. G. & S. R. B. & Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Three Proof. to establish claim to the land above described, before w. A. Fowler. U. s. Commissioner. at Tombstone, Arizona, on the 2Sth day of March, 1922.
 Claimant names as witnesse: Sam J. Miller, Edward Wilcox. Adolph c Hinters, Joseph Hammer, all of Here ford, Arizona.
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 LEAVES TOLAY GHOST

NEW YORK, March 2.-Dr. Walter Franklin Prince, director of the Amer ican Institute for Scientific Research, left today for Halifax, N. S., whence he will descend on the famous ghost If Antigonish.
 Dr. Prince was induced to under take the ghost laying task after sev- eral amateur parties of ghost hunters had been driven off by demonstra- tions they regarded as unearthly.
 Alex Macdonald left the place with his family several months ago. assert ing the ghost had made life miserabi for them, had started two fires and killed several head of farm stock.
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 Death Sentences

CHICAGO. Mar 2.-Of 225 persons convicted of murder in Cook county lincluding Chicago) last year. there were only six death sentences and one of these was allowed to escape, according to figures given by Rev. Frederick Siedenburg, of Loyola Uni versity, ia d speech before the Ch,ca- go Medical Society tonight.
 Tn the case of manslaughter," he said, "ninety-seven per cent of those accused escaped punishment"
 The speaker advocated change in legal procedure and especially in the jury system, to reduce crime. "Our juries,' he said. 'are open to medi ocre intelligence and maudlin, nut tC mention undue influences"
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where she spent a week with her mother
relatives and friends.
Misses Eta Jocabs. Celeste Campbell
ana Wyota Campbell departed Tuesday
evening for Greeley. Col. where they will
attend the summer normal.
Mrs II. c. Shamiin and little daughter
Maxine departed Tuesday evening. for
Springfield Mo. where she Will visit rel
atives for a week or 10 days.
Mrs lisa wade Cardin departed Tuealay
evening for Pawhuska. okla, on business
trip for n visit with friends.
Miss Mary McNair. milliner at tho
sanders-Ridgeway store, N enjoying Wis
of om KSn.os her c, sI'G ,6,, M,s wsc Martha NeN'
Mr.. and MrS " II. Corren are enter.
tanning as their guest for ceyeral days
Mrs Fred Todd and daughter, Miss Bev-
erly c.. Todd of Kansas city.
Mr.. ana Mrs W. a. wagoner and fam
lily are entertaining for tho rest OF the
summer Mrs. waEoner's sister, Mrs. D..
l.. Phillips OF Oak Grove. Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. johnson departed
the first OF tho week for san Antonio,
Texas where they will spend the srm-
mer with relatives and friends.
Mrs. w. II. Daugherty and three chill
dren. Helen. Mildred and John Houston.
OF Grove. okla. are guests in the home OF
Mrs d. J. Yeargain this week
Mr. and Mrs. VIII McGrcw and chill
Of their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. u. Rentz and family. thy week
Mrs. A, NJ. Smith md baby, Rose Elika-
hfth. left Tuesday evening for HenTyetta.
Okla. where they will Join Mr.. Smith
who is engaged in business In that city.
Mrs. Il. II. Pickett and two children
departed Tuesday evening for their home
In ~Crelsea, after weeks visit in the
home OF her sister, Mrs. Clarence Smith
and husband.
winlock Morris departed the first of tho
week for Denver, Colorado Springs ma
other points In Colorado. He will also
take a short business course In the Gree
ley Normal school
Mrs c. W. Livingston and daughters,
Ruth. Mary and Bettie, returned Tues
NY to their home in Alton. after soy.
ersi days in the city the guest of Mr,
and Mrs J. J. Smith.
Theodore Neck Is at home with his
parents from Fayetteville, Ark, where he
attended school the past winter. after a
short visit he will return to FayetteY lille
Cor summer course.
Miss Ella May Ballard departed
Wednesday evening for Bighssrt where
she viii to,n nsr sisisr, sdiss Juanita
Ballard. and spcnd the sumniep with their
uncle. James r. Ballard, Of that city.
Miss Louise Hursh arrived Tuesday eve
ming from Omaha. Neb. where she has
been attending Duehesno college for the
past year. Miss Hursh Will spend tho
summer with her parents in Commerce,
MIR. and Mrs. II, II. Davies returned TO
their homo In Independence, Kan, tho
first OF tho week after visit with their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Davies. Miss
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out.of-town guests o. Eiks ~ speeisi
guests Sanders orchestra from Mus.
knEec furnished music buih nights and
punch was served thtcuEout the evening.
Mr ana Mrs J. ~ spry 81 Okmui-
sec attended the Karuivsl Tuesday
Miss 3ula Earnest ~ sta"ne" is NE
Miss Uuby sharur Of Muskog "a iH The
guest of h"t aunt Mrs Jam.s savage.
Mrs John bnNehdale o. McN Nl'st,t
visiting Mf. aud Mrs william cameron.
Mrs clara pewson ~ Arduora IL
visiiing her dsufhter Ms s. Bol.
Mr. nnd Mrs p0ruer = Broken A..
foN os"5 wwg.' 'ls.' l.pb"rp i2 1 N'SS 4s.
mulgee attended tho King koaI k'fui-
val
Mrs II 4 Cash bss as her guest her
mother. Mrs J. O. Thompson. OF 'hfk-
M.. opni Noe spent the week IN
Houry,tta and attended tho Klng koal
kntutynl
tho gusst " Mlss Rury Norris durlng tho
MTs Holland Evans hiss ~ her Fuo.t
hor slstcr Miss Nelma Ready OF F''d-
Nss Rsbscca MUTE ot Muahaeee was
tho guest of MrH. uy Fisher dnr'ns
M@ Mary Lou'so Monne't returned 20
Norman ril,r several dHyF NlaA WIN
M.s, pon.i N,vsar. who attended mo
*. Is h returned tc her homo in Zone
ham. T,vna rhursduY
Mrs. A. " Wilson and children %
Tulsa visited NJ ard Mrs W. j. Smith
durihg KING Kual Karuivoi.
Nc and Mrs. Walter Lynn had az ih"r
quests during tho Karuival Ar and Mrs.
vuIam cameron uf y, Aiv-isT.
Miss pubrlla Millwcr of McAles'cr 10
the guest of Dr ami Mrs :. G. tohiuson
Misses Cccn ana Wilma Bonlueld %
Okcuoh spent ruesday here 10 the guN'tH
of Miaaca Artn ana Grace Ififchctt.
Misses Eurn Davenport Mary sherry
and iouue Lawson ~ holdenyiUe VISIT
eel In Iourvcta during tue katniv1.
Mr ana Mis-. T. H. Collier - silQHm
spflops Waited Mr.. and Mrs r.. j. tol-
ilpr last week and attended tho karnlNsh
Nj and Mrs w. =. Wooia1n had ~
their Euests during M" NafhlNM M,a::
Roy spears Qua daughter Fr'nrhe OF
Mls Lorraine Eastwood ot otmulsce
aud the Misses i{rugu VI Wclectkn spent
tho karniyhl days with Miss Nelinh
MIs. l.. 3. naglcy and Mrs. Abort
Knucit both OF Edmond have been mo
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. g. aoroe 'h'
Mlr Csrron Murray Of MpsNoses sni
Miss Edythc Cleveland ~ pkcmaht VINO
were Waiting In lirnryetth leit lHNH-
Mr. Lawiey and daughter MIS-" Clera
Of NVoipotIa were EucgtH during thn
Knrniyai ~ Mrs. q. n. Clarke ana Mrs.
l. Miss Hobbie Lucille wade Of shawnee
and Miss Mnyma Goodin of hnstoErs
spont the week with the Miasta Emhrec'
Tor Oklahoma city for few days N,ai.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hudson ot lola
Kansas attended tho e. X; X. and d
Mrs w. q. Pritchou ana Mr.. ana M''.
W u. Hudson
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MIAMI.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis II. Wilson had as
their guest this week DR.. u. Il. Frazier
OF VInita,
MIR. Tom Cole departed Tuesday evening
for chcritan Lake, Colo. for an indefinite
visit with friends.
Miss Alberta Neck has as her guest for
the next two weeks her cousin. Miss Olive
Fitch OF st. Louis.
Mrs. c. T. Moore Of Alton is the guest
in tho home OF her daughter, Mrs N. c.
Barry and family. this week,
z. =. anderson departed Thursday FOR
ST. Louis. Mo-, where he will spend sew
erat days looking after business.
MISS Helen Miller returned to Tulsa the
first OF the week after n 10 days visit
In the city with Mrs a. w. Turner.
Mrs, Leta Chambers. returned to Bris.
tow, Okla, after two weeks visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Pyle.
the first OF the week from Chetopa, Kan,
where they visited relatives for several
days.
Mrs Johnny Barnard returned the first
OF the week from Kansas city where she
spent several days visiting relatives md
friends.
Miss zuia BUCHANAN returned TO her
home in Vinita Monday evening after IA
short visit with her sister. Mrs. Gaddis
Zilar.
Mrs C. p. Jones returned tho first OF
Rochester. Minn.. where she went for
Dr. and Mrs A. NJ. Payne are enter
tanning as their guest for several days
Mrs. PayHes neice, Miss Ruth Lowery
Mrs. n c. Barry and two children
returned home "Wednesday from Alton
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lond and rider Hogper are ali In Hot
Srrlngs Ark Tor rest ana rccnprtation.
Mrs A. bichuld is In Yates Center. Kan
visiting her Wu'hrr Mrs Harry Ashhy
AMI many other relatives and old friends.
Mr aud Mfs J.src rauie's are re-
tuiriuE over tho ARRIVAL ~ their fitsi.
born. a con born TO thcm last satur.
dpN
Mrs T.. o. Como lott Tor van Buren.
Arkansas fur tu extended visit with
friends she having lived there many years
Mrs W. NJ M.Annauy ana young son
have returned from wruh visit hl
clatcrore Eucat ~ Mr and Mira Albof
Mrs charles " Amos vho Ia connected
vith v. " g. \ work ln oklahoma Citv
spont several days with hone,DlNS IN this
NJ. Nstv whitaker ot Nsosas Ciiy has
returned home after short visit with
rrlUN'- .u tho city tor many years she
Nr nol Ms wa,eroou smith have
returned Iu thpu huwp nt itchvruer Hftor
O. pleasant Vlsi with Mr and Mrs. D. o.
Mls N Lorraine vlumi,s deputy
court clerk ~ the Wost.U'' lltlHHn ~
tho county court spout "s. WouIV In
thr liN ou Hf|.W huH.u.aH
Mrs o. q. ward aui Miss Ruby Leo
the Nur'hopsiyru 90 1pIsfunh Hucut tho
wygh 'ni with toncfplks here.
Nj aud Mrs Garner %. Culums loft
Monday tur lh,It huur Ht Chiykash. at.
or r. DO dpys yI.it with tbolr parcnts Mr.
ana Ms - 10 ooIluw- ~ mis- city.
Mia J. l.. Cox AMI children of Ecosho
Mo-. have returned t1 thrlr home aftur
Mrs E M Garrison and family
So = g Williams o. ihi. ,ity =
urHsnr. mud writes that she In tborouEniy
rnipyinr tho tiwo about tho oid place.
=, MN im,T oo3 M'a r G. schinns are ,n,,,r ga,C,'
mother, nul Misses riorlno and Della ~
FLOAT Frnuddoughtcrs. oil " p0uls Val
ley. Okln.
Mrs AurelIa Yocom and her daughters,
MisH's Nadine mud Eyrlyn afA ln Gtuve
this week visiting her parents Nr. and
Mrs H. ". muller aud many other rcln.
Gilbert whimtcr has returned homo f,r
the summer after tho close ~ tho terra
NC the University of Arlnusns at Fayctto.
VILE, he viii spent His vacation with his
parents, Mt and Mrs l.. *. Whitaker.
Mis- -. Michel ~ Grand Rnpida. ntcn.
lcft Monday morning for her home after
a pleasant visit In this city with her
Wntota ana their families.
Miss Evnngcline Roberts with "a PARTY
from laylnr University have sailed FOR
france wher" she viii DO special work I'm
French during the summer; she will teach
In tho city schools " Lawton. Oklahoma
Mlss Ella Smith. Nho has bcon asslstant
chiot clerk NJ the Insane haylum at Vini-
Ia. has resigned hor place there aud IL
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. u. Smith. of this
citN tentlng brtore seeking employment
MrH j. !, Yates Rnd daughter, Miss
JACQUES entertained the Bridge club last
rhufhday afternoon from 2.g0 10 80
rlnct with Mrs. thhrlea y. Hampton.
Dyghful trfreshmcnta In tees were
served. The honor guest was presented
win beautiful linen towel nesides the
hostess, Mrs Yates, the following were
present; Mosdamoa Charles e. Hampton.
6, ", Hughes. !. a. Wright, Frances Male
william Noercnmp. Rupert Waters. - ".
Columa, A. ~. Cook, Gnrnor %. COilutu,
nnd hlssoH Iron0 Colums, Leth Mao
Woodruff Jacques Yates
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OkMI LGEE.


Mrs Jean German has gons TO Dem
M, Mr., and and MrA c. A. Pile have moved to
Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. Bert Campbell entertained the 1915
| club, Friday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Khpian announce the
birth of "a daughter. June II.
Mrs. n. X. Richie is spending the sum
mer In Indianapolis with relatives.
Miss Marian Walsh left the last OF tho
week for her home in Admission. Ala.
Mrs. j. II. Schroy and small son have
gone to Marion, Ind, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Schock and daughter
Beverly, have gone 20 Colorado Springs.
Mrs. J. G. Mulhull entertained the
Mrs, u. Harrison Of Shawnee, 10 the
guest OF her sister. Mrs, J. EichenberRer.
Miss Helen Calhoun has gone 10 Pur-
cell. whore she will spend the summer
with relatives.
Mrs. Robert Milne entertained tho o. v.
Bridge club at the selfridgs apartments
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. g. Robertson entertained with a
birthday party, Thursday afternoon. for
her daughter, Margaret
Mrs. John L. Cary entertained the Entire
Nous club, Friday afternoon at her home
In the Black apartments.
Misa maud Coweuy presented ner piano
pupils in recital, FridRy evening at the
Methodist church, South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sewers. recent bride
and groom, have returned TO Okmugee.
and are at home TO their friends.
Mr.. ana Mrs. G. ]. Aspey entertained
tho 500 club, Friday evening, at their
home in tho Sefridge apartments
Tho Ginger Jar corp of the glrls re-
serves held q swimming party Wednes-
day afternoon Mt Checotah plunge.
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AITN,N.

G. y Nichols and vito receuUy spent
acverni weeks In Enid visiting his parents.
hi=. G. W. livingston viaitsf the county
seat Monday and was thu guest or Ais'
!. J. Smith.
Mr, aud Mrs. r.. L. GRlnpia OF SPRING
fieid, Mo- were gmpAta of friends In AT
on Saturday.
10 oklahoma city on account OF the deatn
OF her hLother
Mrs. &, H. PoaEo and her little Flrl
are spending the WSek at Sapulpa VISIT .
ing her sister and husband.
hossrs, hnJ Mesdanes y. =. ogden ana
!. -. Keith 'apent sunday on Cabin CreE
fishing and ruHticating.
II. ~ Davis nnd his son Lyle ieft early
IN tho week for Cofreyviile. Kan. where
they are holding down "a joh
MIS-, W. G, rresmnn visiNd friends in
Falkland recently and inad oved the op-
portnnlty % can nome "haylea.
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MIR and Mrs ChaH s. Hampton were IN
saIlisnw Visiting their parents.
Mrs. Clarence Atchley ana small baby
are visiting relatives at Hiddinga
W T.. Dohba OF Ada, Oklahoma, was w
fha city last Thursday on huhinesh.
Louise NJ ueckhaus Of Outhtle, OKLA"
was In this city on business last Saturday.
Mrs Jane. O. ward IL attending the
normal school OF TahlequBh this sum
iucr. - .
Mrs Emma Duncan of Kansas city IL
Visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs q. w.
mn. ~ this city. 80
Mrs. Emma synder Of Carthage, Mis-
souri, was In the city last saturday
transncting business.
Meadnmes n. u. Arnold and w A.
woodruff apsnt the first Of the week In
Fort Smith shopping.
Mrs. Grace stigler has rcturned from n
pleasant visit with relatives In Van Buron'
Alma and Fort SMITH
Mrs ella Campbell OF shllisaw hrs been
visiting her brother I'd NJ. woods. ana
family OF near ttilwell.
DR.. Patton and youug son, Wnddoll.
spcnt last sunday with his daughter Mrs
Sidney Folsom, at Howe. okla.
Mrs John Dodgcn spent several day,
with relatives In this city last week and
also attended district conference.
Rev. y. G. schilling. pastor of th'
| baptist church has returned from Baln
saw where he conducted n revival.
! Mise Irene Collums has returned from
~. snyder at Fort smNh, Arkansas.
Ned Alberty, county clerk, John More
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Ida Davies accompanied her brother heme
for short visit.
Mrs. Walter Reid. son and two
daughters. Misses Mary and Eloisc. ar
rived this week from Dallas, Texas hnd
will be the guest in the home OF Mrs.
Reds sister, Mrs. Nora Cole skinner. the
rest Of the summer.
Mrs. NJ. A. j. Meyers Of Los Angeles,
Cal. who has been guest for sevcral
months I'm the home of her ncice. Mrs. H.
b. DurRnt. departed for Chicago, III,
this week where sho will visit indefinitely
with sister, Mrs. A, Bell,
Mr.. and Mrs J. +. Robinson, Mr. .Nnd
Mrs. Roy r. willis ana children MIR. and
Mrs. Glare r.. Youso Of Baxter SprirEs.
Kan. returned the fDst OF the week from
Camp Nocum, near Galcna, Mo- whore
they have been enjoying n camping and
fishing outing for the past two weeks.
Mrs. y, ]. Brockman and two children,
Rondal and Ruth, accompanied by Miss
Nal Pyle. returned home Tuesday morn.
ing from Kewnnn, ILL.,, where they at
tended the commencement exercises of
the Kewana high school, ot which Miss
Opal Brochman was a graduate. Miss
opal returned with them and viii spend
the summer with her aunt and uncle.
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horn 10 Mr.. ana Mrs' Eari Wells June
l2th. a daughter.
Aiss Kate Dority ie;t Thursday for
her home In Conignte.
Mrs. Emma Howe Of hugo spent tho
week with Mrs w. n. KaniAB.
Miss Iiilie FArris Of R0lla. NO, IL the
guest Of Miss Isabel johnson.
Miss Mary Jones ai PittsburR is the
guest Of Miss Nell HollingRwotth
Mrs. J. &. GormRn has na her guest her
cousin Joe Lacy of Kansas city
Tho Ellis club entertained with dance
on Monday ana Wednesday nights from
o IN o'clock having visiting Elss and
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| tie, arrived home Saturday from an es
/ tended v.ait with Mrs. teualeyr rarentH
| Mt ana Mrs Young Atlanta, Ca. ilct
mother Mrs Young returned with her to'
Mrs y. g. selfridee entertained with o
chIdJeus party saturday afternoon. Tor
her daughter. Anna Miles hach ehNd
was asked TO htlug hts or her favorite toy
| to play with and to tell when, ana whore
II was received and why u was the n
Ms. Leuua carter entertained tn
Entre Nous prldge club Tuesday A. the
regular meeting Miss Carter VINO "
president ~ the club. mas Just returned
from WprrcnsbuJg, Mo. where sho mas
been teaching voice culture during ~"
winter
Mrs Rutord wtcs Is spending several
wctks with her parents In Oklahomn Guy
Cumrumcuting Miss riirnU,th h.rr'
daughter uf Dt and Mrs. John Rice MtH.
n " Ellison entertained with an iutor
mai party Friday afternoon. Tho game
rhursdav Luncheon club held the ias,
mCctiUE ~ tho year with Mra " iHthh
and Nts a. e.. Ramp es husl"FH,A ln t"'
hridgo game following the luncheon. MS
n r. Davidson won high score aud Mrs
a.. ~ Nakpr won low scorr. Mts y. %.
Godshnlk won the guest nyor.
Nias Margaret BRADY, hide ~ thlH we'N
WAS houuf,d with q lovely miscellaneous
shuwcr FRIDAY evening, when tho ltdl
~ tho catholic paushteis ~ AWerl,n
entertained with IA lovely party ~ the
st Anthony school audltouum. a feature
" tho evening was y mock wedding
Mrs r.. " NagSdalc entertained lhe
T. N T club "Wednesday afternoon, THIS
being tho last mcctinE ~ tho year, ~.
r,r,,ste oWisau Ma h. q Godschan,
VI blackwell. Miss olive ropiicr. Miss
Louise Iuiseile. Miss RlkCl Miss Lind ana
Miss Eugculo Iciarlle.
Miss Helen UuddicHton. daughter ~ Mr.
and MrN. e. r. Huddleston, Miss lncillo
iIcusloy, daughter OF Mr. ana Mis- J. w
ucuHsy. Miss Ia Virgc smith daughter
of A. n smith ana Miss Cspitols lleS
sctt daughter of Mr., ana Mrs W. %. hp
sett, have returned from ward lclmont
college. Nashville, Tcnu
Miss Hazel Pickett and Francis "
vine both prominent and p0pular young
pcorlo ~ OkmulEco wcro quietly wN
fIpd Saturday afternoon. june 10, At the
Methodist Episcopal church. South, mo
REV John Rice, officiating MIS- irvine
is tho younEest daughter or JudEe snl
Mrs A. 7. Pickett hud Mr. itTiue u w"
son of Mr. ana Mrs y. % Irvine.
Miss Florence Bott daughter " MI
and Mrs John Hntt has gone go warsaw,
tnd 10 be one ~ the brides maids at inc
Rasor osborne wedding. Tho bride eject
home with Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.. odcll ~
Morris, ana has made many flends W
Dkmulrce. Mi Osborne Will be assistant
pastor ot tho First Methodist church ~
brooklyn. Mass a.,
The Epworth lenrue OF tho Methodist
Episropni church. south. entertained Win
an informal farewell party Tor O. =
parmenter, ". y. Nrandhurst, and Guy g
chambers. NJ tho home of pr ana Mihs
". G. Mltchnor. Mr Parmonter VIII 80
TO Columbus, Onto. Mr.. lirahdhu,Ht WI
m,k, an antaaa!Se trip through tho east
and northern states and Mr.. Chambers
viii spend tho summer In Chicago
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-18
STATE SOCIETY

Spencer Denton. Mr.. and Mrs L. l.. Easis
and Roland Hudson OF Muskogee Miss
RUBY Eatis Of Greenfield. Tenn, Miss Ma
dine Nicholson OF Kansas City MIR. and
Mrs - b Martin and daughter SIR. and
Mira Abel and daughter. Mir. and Mrs N
y thdmAn and daughter Mr. and Mrs =
Husey w. j. Mckinley MIR. and Mrs
george y. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. t. J. Mar
I'm, Mr. ana Mrs Y. O. Carter. and II.
BonEhAm all OF Tulsa; Mr.. and Mrs W
=. Barnatd. Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Neaiey
nj. ana Mrs. J. Callahan. Mr. and Mrs
rted hAttto. Miss Louise Beech All of
okinulreei Mr. and Mrs. n. v. Leonard
NJ. and Mrs. Thomas @. Martin, ana Miss
Alice Hsrrell OF Wagner.