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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-19
SAD TRAGEDY
SOUTHWEST OF
FRU|TLAND

One of the saddest tragedies that
has ever taken place in this com
munity occurred last Tuesday evening
two miles southwest of Fruitland
when Mrs. John Driscoll, evidently in
a fit of dependency and temporary
mental arrangement took the life OF
/ her three weeks old baby and little
three year old son, by drowning them
in the irrigation canal, ana then at
/ tempted to end her own life in the
same manner, with apparently no
cause Tor the rash act.
Mrs. DriscoH had not been well
for some time, and since the birth of
her baby three weeks ago, she has
been extremely nervous and could
not sleep nights.
When Mr.. DriscoIl came from the
orchard that evening he found her
walking about the yard carrying the
two children in her arms, he told her
she should. not do it as she was not
able, but she said they wanted to be
carried, Mr.. Driscou went to the barn
to attend to the chores, returning
to the house and found a note on the
table written by Mrs. Driscol, which
would be better off without her, that
she had done the best she could, but
gave no intimatiOn of the act that
followed. Mr.. Driscou became
alarmed and at once notified the
neighbors and started with q lantern
in search of his wife and babies and
soon found tracks leading toward the!
irrigation canal which is but a few
rods away from the house, but only
2 ditch about four feet wide and the
water two feet deep. After following
the ditch to where q screen had been
built, he returned and found the
mother lying in the ditch uncon-l
scious with her head out of the water.
on the bank at a point near the house. (
With the assistance Of neighbors she
was taken to the house, and a further
search in the dark for the missing
children, the lifeless BODY or the in
fanC was found some two hundred {
feet below where the mother was
found and the body of the boy at the
screen a half mile below.
The bodies were taken to the
Undertaking parlor at Ontario, and
the funeral held from the Catholic
church this Thursday morning.
The mother is in a very critical
condition both mentally and physical
" but the attending physician has
hopes of her recovery.
The sad coincident has brought
grief TO the entire community, asi,
Mrs. Driscoll has always been a very
devoted wife and mother, and the
fsnlilv highly resOepfed nv Y,7auvl
leighbors and friends and the sad
affair can only be tributer to i'll
health which undoubtedly brought
1n temporary arrangement. The
Of a wide circle of friends
goes out to the bereayed husband
and two older children who were at
he time with their grandparents in
Boise.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-19
Court House News.

Continental Can Company, a corp,
VS.. Ira E. Dalzell. Demurrer with
drawn and defendant given 10 days
to answer. L. NJ. Lyon, attorney for
Plaintiff. A. L. Freehafer, attorney
for defendant.
A hearing on the report of COM
missioners in Drainage District No.
2, Payette County, Idaho.
A hearing was also held on report
of commissioners of Drainage District
No. 3.
On confirmation, modification or
rejection of said report. Said re-
port contained q description of all
lands affected, amount of assessments
and of damages awarded. Report
was confirmed
Divorces granted
Albedt Wilson VS.. Mary o. Wilson,
Norris & Sutton, attorneys for plain
tiff. Default of defendant. Decree
granted.
Roy R. Hurst VS.. Ida Gertrude
Hurst. Decree granted on default OF
defendant. Plaintiff awarded Gus
tody of child. George Donart, at
torney for plaintiff.
| Marriage License-Oct. IL. Alpha
Willis Smith and Aileen Howe OF
Emmett.
Miss Pearson went to visit the
Willow schools ON Tuesday and will
remain for the rest of the week.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-19
HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGE IN
PAYETTE COUNTY

George Sherrick, living east OF
Fruitland, reports seeing a few days
ago, coyy of Hungarian Partridge,
on his place. These birds should be
strictly protected against the ravage
of hunters when the Pheasant sea-
son opens November first They have
all the qualifications of the quail and
are about half way in size between
the quail and the Chinese Pheasants,
blush in color and not hard to desern
from other game birds. This flock
Of birds are likely the result of a
number being planted at Weiser, sew
eral years ago
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-19
MIR. AND MRS. DAVID
ALBERT VISITS PAYETTE

Mr.. and Mrs. David Albert left
Wednesday for Moscow, Idaho, and
will leave from there on Friday for
Tucson, Arizona, where Mr.. Albert
is connected with the Extension Di.
vision of the University of Arizona
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert came to Pay
cite a few weeks ago on their honey
moon trip, being married at Tucson.
September list. A dinner party was
given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs Al
bert, Monday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Walker, Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Harland also being
present. Mr.. Walker, Mr.. Albert and
Mr.. Harland were classmates in the
Payette High School in 1912.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-19
METHODIST CHURCH

Rev. D. w. Yoakum, OF Baker
Oregon, occupied the pulpit at the
Methodist church last Sunday morn
ing, in place of the District Superin-
tendent, Ira Aldrich, who was unable
to be here as planned.
There will be services as usual al
the Methodist church next Sunday
morning, probably conducted by the
new pastor, Rev. V. D. Hall, who is
expected to arrive before that date.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-19
ANNOUNCEMENT

Having been nominated as candi-
date for reelection to the ofice OF
Sseriff Of Payette County on the Re
publican Ticket, I simply wish TO say,
If my services as Sheriff will merit
your support on November 7th, will
endeavor to give the citizens of Pay
ette County the best OF my ability in
enforcing the laws as 1 have done
in the past.
JOHN T. JEFFERIS.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-19
-H q. sAMrEI.s In sPEAK

H. F. Samuels, the Progr IS can
didate for Governor will address the
people of Payette on next Saturday
at 1880 P. NJ. On the corner Of the
Bancraft Hotel the weather being ia
vorable, if not he will make MS adj
dress at the Court HCUze
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-19

Ralph Walker, who is attending
the College of Idaho, came down and
spent Sunday with the home ?folks.
W. F. Sherwood was in Emmett
Tuesday, disposing of car of brick
to the Boise Lumber Co.
j. L. Robson and J, P. Walker
completed the erection of the big
storage plant and packing house at
Apple Valley and returned home
Wednesday evening.
The W. C. T. U. will met next
Tuesday afternoon at 2:S0in the
Christian church. Come and hear
the report Of State Convention.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-19
KWAN|S CLUB
ORGANIZED At
PAYETTE

Permanent organization of the ki
wants Club OF Payette was effected
Tuesday noon at it's regular weekly
luncheon, the following Officers
Directors and Committees were
elected and appointed:
District Trustee. H. Davis, Pay
ette, Idaho.
President. E. Turner, Payette
Idaho.
Secretary-Rev. A. ]. Munster
mann, Payette, Idaho
Treasurer-B. F. McCarroll, Pay
cite, Idaho.
Other Directors-H. w. Douglass,
B. R. Fitch, Chesley Barton, Austin
E. Anson, Sylvester A. Gorham, F..
NJ. Gardner
Chaplains-Rev H. E. Movie, Rev.
A. ]. Munstermann
Attendance Committee-Herbert J.
Davis, Chairman DR.. Earl w. Wells,
E. w. Pease, W. ]. Hughes, Earl R
Farber.
Business Standards C Methods.
A. Mcmillan, Chairman; Chesley Bar
ton, A. j. Shearer, B. F. McCarroll,
DR.. E. Wells.
ssification-Martin o. Luther,
Chairman; Geo. B. Kellogg, E. w
Equals, Wesley l. Porter, H. r Cotton
Education Committee - ]. E.
Turner, Chairman; Rev H. E. Move,
Jno. H. Norris. H. w. Adams, A. l..
Freehafer.
Finance Committee. NJ. Gard
ner, Chairman; Ross Mason, ]. E.
Turner, Jonas G. Hillyer, B. F. Nc
Carroll.
Grievance Committee-Clyde w.
Thurston, Chairman; Dr. James L.
Mcdonald, Martin o. Luther, L.
Haarman, George Rezac, o. A. Cole.
House Committee-Jonas G.. Hill
yer, Chairman; ]. R. Brown, George
B. Kellog, Wesley I. Potter, B. R. |
Fitch.
Inter-City Relations D. Orr,
Chairman; ]. H. Davis, Frank E.
Seeley, ]. R. Brown, P. E. Johnson,
Arthur J. Johnston.
Laws & Regulations-A. L. Free
hafer, Chairman; Jno. H. Norris, DR..
l. r. Woodward, Martin o. Luther,i !
Dr. James l.. Mcdonald.
Membership Committee-B. r.
Fitch, Chairman; H. w. Douglass,
Clyde w. Thurston, Albert E. White,
E. S C. Brainard
Music ommittee-Harold w
Adams, Chairman; Sherman L..
Pobst, Rev. H. e. Move.
Program Committee. H. Davis.
Chairman; Jonas G. Hillyer, Harold
W. Adams, Jno D. Orr, A. ]. Mum
stermann, Austin e. Anson, Shermanj
L. Pobst, ]. R. Brown.
Public Affairs Committee-A. J.t
Shearer, Chairman; E. c. S. Brain
ard, j. H. Davis, J. R. Mckinney,
George Rezac, L. Haarmann, DR.. 1.
r. Woodward, J. E. Turner, P. E..
Johnson, Fred H. Shadoin, Sylvester
A. Gorham.
Publicity Committee-Austin E.
Anson, Chairman; ]. E. Turner, A. ].
Munstermann, w. j. Huges, Jonas G.
Reception mmittee-Albert E.
White, Chairman; Clyde W. Thurs
ton, Arthur j. Johnston, ]. A. Nc
MILAN, Wesley 1. Potter.
Weekly Luncheons will be served
each Tuesday noon, from 1915 to
1:l5 o'clock in Hotel Bancroft, Pay
ette, Idaho.
The next luncheon will be held
Tuesday noon, October oath, with
Martin o. Luther, chairman, and Jno.
D. Orr, and DR.. l. R. Woodward as
speakers. Kiwanian Rev H. E. Move
will give a violin solo, accompanied
by Mrs. Move as guest of the club. {
Luncheon Will begin and end strictly I
on time, 1915 to lis O'CLOCK. h
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-19
DEATH OF
MRS. ESTELLA WILLIAMSON

Word has been received announc-
ing the death of Mrs. Estella William
son at Boulder, Colo, on September
S0th, after being confined at the
hospital for ten months. Mrs.
Williamson will be remembered by
many Payette people, having lived
ere until about four years ago, leav-
ing at that time for Boulder.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-19

There will be meeting of unusual
interest at the Baptist church, We'd
nesday evening, Oct. a5th. A num-
Der of brethren from out of town will
be present to discuss some questions
of vital importance to the church. A
church program will be presented,
and fully discussed.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-19

L. X. Ballenger and F. E. Seeley
drove to Emmett, Tuesday morning
on business for the Payette Valley
Rex Spray Co.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-19

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stark
the latter part of last week, bounc-
ing baby boy, at the Blanchard Home.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-19

Get more eggs by using our Egg
Mash-NCash Feed Store,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-10-19
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ball,
Tuesday, October 18th, girl.

A gorl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Aadams, Saturday, October
i4th.
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STATE SOCIETY

saIndi lady friends at Traits End IN white.
| o"q aa'tI9n Tuesday night
/ ,.r.r,f" "'a ME-, kirih..} NJ whitebird
| Io'ehtY enjoyed a visit from their sor
ana daughter-in-law. Mt. ana Mrs Mi.
] '"u. NDithluN uf Irrist6Nu. Tenn
w; c. Jones and wife Of this place and
NvIh Nuggeti ot Joplin have gone on an
| ssI5'9,4Iohhe trip 20 California to visit
Mr and Mr.. Jim Berry we're visited
/ Tulsa '''' VI
4, Miss Lena Moffett deaconess Of IN,
Toufl ana kngsas Tor a few weeks spend
/ ing wen ourued vacation.
MT and Mrs Fred Parish " Quapaw
were ia plchor Thursday Visiting their
son orval, who Is patient at tho Amefi.
"a BIg coward Turned Into Brav.
nI!ns discourse at the First Methodist
Episcopal church by the pastor. Rev Guy
c. Tetirick
-, Rev uz,o Mcknight. Baptist assocla.
i,lled the pulpit at the FIRST Baptist
bl,a addition Tuesday night.
w. r. Au't and wife enjoyed a visit
during the week from his brother in.law W
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs E NJ TrolinEer,
era two children. who reside at Cassyine.
=, Miss Helon Nobel and Mrs Joseph
hanklns wont 10 Sapuipa early In the
N'th ana VISITED Mrs. MagEl0 jackson
ShL family, who formerly resided IA
Mr.. r. G cantren Is soiourning for a
Tune nt sulphur Springs, Ark. Tor tha
benefit q her health Her husband, who 10
pastor or the southern Methodist church,
recently returned from thcrs,
q. Miss .Gladys Hisc. daughter Of Mrs.
Joplin Friday night 20 Mr. Gene Chase Of
Seattle, wash, and left Monday f0r their
future home in that city.
g. 4 Mailer ana wife. an aged couple
OF this city, while In Miami Monday eve
ming both suffered injuries when their
one horse wagon was struck by passing
automobile
a fine baby boy was born TO Mir and
Mrs. i. u. Wells Sunday. The mother
and child are reported as doing well and
the father wears his new honors with be-
coming dignity.
About % young people attended a 90.
clal al the home Of Miss Estella smith.
near Twin school house In West pichrr
Friday night Games were played ana a
watermelon feast was enjoyed
J. II, Weber Of this city has filed suit
IN district court against the Northeast
account OF tho death Of his wife, who wsa
killed on tho compauys track some
months ego.
K. =. Spencer Of this place Oklahoma's
champion horseshoe pitcher will enter the
tournament Of the National Horseshoe
Pitchers association at Des Moines Iowa,
August 2g-3l and September ], with a
possible chance Of winning first honors.
M'EsfH. and NcalHmcs Bob Powell, Tide
prigmore, Harry black, VIII Jones, Ray
Harmon. A WI Gulilfer and W J. Rich.
ards formed party that went 70 Nan-
horns camp on Spring river sunday for
swim and outing which was obviously
enjoyed by all
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KIEEER.

II. Collins OF the Club store is suffer
! Ing from badly Infected eye.
Mr; and Mrs Jim oDonnell spent FUN
day IN Tulsa as guests Of friends,
Fred Prince OF Bixby is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Mckenzie.
j T. Salteh left Sunday for tho 81.
Louis and Chicago markets.
Mesdhmes T.. 4. sug eder and w. c.
Leuer motored to Beggs Tuesday
Mrs. Robert Wright Of Sapulpa was the
weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bulls
Misses Mae Nsifeh. Adel Kraker and
Edith Edwards were tho weekend guests
OF Miss Helen Andrews OF sapulpa
Henry Wilbanks Of Usage is visiting hts
sister. Mrs. Luenna chasteen and Mr..
Mr. md Mrs. W. o Denny left Saturday
morning for motor trip through Mis-
Mrs. W. r. johnson who has been In
tho Oklahoma city hospital returned
Earl Porter of Esrlsboroush 1. visiting
his aunt Mrs. II. II. Crandan and Mr.
Mrs Jim Charles of Bristow, who has
been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. F..
Foreman returned home Monday.
Mrs. H. K. Aitln and baby OF Chandler
ts the guest or Mr. and Mfs. +. Basket
this week.
Mrs George Simmons Of okmulEee is
visiting IN the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. l. N MoElnpi.. who spent the
turned home Monday.
Harry joins and mother left Tuesday
for Melbourn. ARK, where they will make
The friends Of Newton Hill will be glad
10 know he Is able 10 he UP after
long siege Of typhoid fever.
Mrs w. +. Long Of Tulsa Ia spending
the week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kuykendal.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Laird OF Drum
right returned home sunday after spend
Ing the weekend with Mr., and Mrs.
j y. Jones.
Mrs Ronton who has been the guest
D Iaha 10 Ia
! night. returned 10 her home In Kansas
Sunday.
Miss Clara Cline and brother Elvin,
/ who have been spending the summer
months with their grandparents at
I Bloomfield, Mo, returned homo Tuesdsy'
Mrs. Ellis Naifoh, who has been In the
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HENRIETTA.

Mis. rsior rrers is Waiting relatives in
MIS-. E h. wasnburn and son. are
visiting In Cordial. Okla.
Miss Elizabeth Dorrctt ~ McAicstsr
Is tho guest ot Miss clara Cameron.
Miss carrie uoforth " rulsa = visit
lng Miss olive smith, al2 broadway
Misses Lucille ana Nrtcna Dean ana
Miss Iva Wood are the guests ~ Miss
Mrs. 4. n Parker has returned home
following visit with her sister In Kan
Mr ana Mrs. ouis rennci of Houston
Texas. are tho guests OF Mt aud ,hr"
Mr. oud Mrs. W. r. Rorcs and chn
dten leU Saturday Tor sis weeks visit
pr. ana Mrs W n. Dawson loft Sat.
urday for Denver. colo. to spend the re
mainior 10 lhe summer
Mr. and MIS- q. V. Hlhckford Of In
dcggninrcc. k4n., are 'he gueata o' Mr.
and Mrs FRANK Navktcrd
Miss opul JctrleH returned 20 het
home In Fort smith Monday following %
visit with Ms y N Cutuctt
Mrs. e.. =. sho,Uoy returned homo
Tuesday from Fort smith. Ark, whstc
she has been yisiung mo past woeh
okIa', was tho house guest Of Mrs. q
NJ johnson Wednesday ana Thursday.
Miss isabel johnson returned friday
from OkmuIgoe after. epunlhg the week
as tho house Eucst VI Miss virginia Tny.
lur
Miss Mary McGinnis returned Monday
from Parsons Kan. where she has been
the guost ot rclauycH tho pnst -four
worlts.
MI and Mrs Earncs, Reynolds ana
MI and Mrs. Euruoat bailey returned
Tuesday from weeks fishing trip on tho
Illinois river
HORN, to- Mr. ana Mrs H. Earl wise
Tuesday August \. a daughter Mr. hnh
Mrs. Wise ere at tho homo Of Mrs. WiHo'a
parents lu Joplin, No.
Misses uar6ara nud Dorothy Harrins
ton have returned TO their home In Tulsa
after several days visit with Misses
Eleanor and Ramona Kiucuid.
Misses Van Meter Proctor ~ Nashville
Tenn, Lucille Slaughter Of Norman. and
Helen Lincoln were dinner guests sunday
evening OF Miss Isabel Johnson,
pr. and Mrs ". T.. uurine ana son,
Blly uotorcd through TO SLOAN springs
and viii spepd tho remainder uf tho sum.
mer there and In other parts Of ARK
anHHs
Mrs w. " Mathews snd son, nilly
returned the first Of tho week from Fort
Worth, Houston and Livingston, TeNaH
where they have been Waiting the ast
two months.
Mrs Betty Lee brown ana Jerry q.
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l had been unable TO
work for more than two
years on account of stOm-
aCh and bowel trouble. In
80 days after taking treat
mcnt from the Interstate
Doctors / returned 10 my
work. i am now cured.
W, II. DAVIS,
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firm Of Dunlap q Son, loft wednesday FOR
81 LouiH, on buying trlp.
Delmer hecce ana MI Curry. officers
Of the Tulsa County Farmers 60 operative
company were visitors here Wednesday.
Rev. y H. bradley OF tho First baptist
church. conducted scrviCes sunday morn
Ing and afternoon at Duck Crock church.
Rev. u, l.. Boyles, pastor Of tho NJ "
church South. of BiNhy, preached Sunday
morning at Haskell aud at night In Leon
ard.
Mrs O. E Morris. who lately recovered
from a serious Illness. left Wednesday for
kogeo.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n Burns and daugh-
ter. Pauline left Wcdnesd0y for Kansas
city, and win return by tho way Of ponca
there,
c. r. Faux and wito have returned
from motor trip TO Apporsun. where they
visited Mrs Faulks parents ana enjoyed
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sapulpa hospital for the past two weeks
returned to klgfer Thursday where sho
VIII be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Naifeh until her complete recovery.
The ladies' OF tho Missionary society %
the Christian church motorcd 20 Mounds
Tuesday afternoon, where they held a
illnt meeting with tho ladies OF the Mis-.
siOEary soc ETY. Of that city.
oscar Larcum u Toledo Ohio, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Delcamp Of HrstOw, Mir. and
Mrs. g. A. Delcawp Of Okmulree Mr..
and Mrs j. H. nm OF Bartlesyille and
Mr. and Mrs. John ingram of Bcggs
cum funeral
A double birthday surprise party vcs
given saturday evening at the homo Of
Mr.. and Mrs, n. G. Pettet when about
forty OF their friends with well filled
baskets storiued the house to celebrate
the SSth birthday Of MIR. pettet and the
25th birthday Of Mrs. Pettet. All en-
joyed very pleasant evening.
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Rhein OF 81. Louis, Mr.. Gus MARI and
MIR. Harold Marx drove TO Claromore
Tuesday
Mrs. Ike Katz drove 10 Ollton wedncs-
day to arrange business affairs 90 that
she can spend the rest of the summer Ia
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. sayrs and family
spent few days last week visiting
their daughter and blster at Cherryyale,
Kan. They drove through and found the
roads In good condition,
billie OF Pawnee and Mrs. Lena Green "
North Dakota spent sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. joe Barrern OF Mash
am.
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. l.. Weir motorod over
from oklahoma city Saturday to visit at
the home of Mrs. Weirs sister. Mrs David
G. Lee. Mr.. Weir returned home Sunday
visit
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Misses Louise and Elizabeth Mcdonald
came from New Mexico saturday 10 visit
Mrs. Merl Mentzer.
Mrs w. M. Carter OF Tulsa and Mrs.
Gertrude Strange ot Cleveland visited
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Davis last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Jackson arc visit
ing some Of Mr. JRcksor's relHtives in
Concordia, Kansas, this week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. u. r, Hodges ana chill
dren who have been visiting Mr., and
Mrs. T. o. Longmire returned TO their
home in New Mexico Monday.
Miss jamie Mae johnson and Miss Mild
red Turner went TO Colorado Tuesday.
They will remain until tho first of Sep
tember.
Miss Sadie Nnnheimer, Mr.. n. ".
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Hyer, both VI Henryetta. we're married
uehdhy evening AZ 7330 A. the Methodist
FHtsohaso IN bkWu'gec, tho Reverend
t'hols performing thu ceremony. They
stn mhFng their home at tho HAIR apart
meuta
The following motored 10 Ohmuiges
Tuesday evening to attend 4 dance;
Misses Van Meter Proctor Of Nashville.
!enn,i Lucille SLAUGHTER Of Norman. OKLA.
lnsonhlne WrlEht Amhrev Mnrtnn Of Ok
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Mrs, olive Morton has recovered from
the effects Of minor surgical opera
ton which she recently underwent.
Mr., and Mrs. C. y. Brown had as their
Eltsts du Ing he week Mr.. and BIsS. I. .
vawter C.. Arbuckle, Cal
Mrs, +. W. Potts recently enjoyed
weeks visit from her sister, Mrs, y Bean
tnd daughter Betty OF Parsons, kan.
The gentlemen composing the Picher
Advertising club entertained their wives
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rnuIsss; Helen Lincoln. Hosts wynn. Dos
Lincoln Roy Hart, Harry Pricket aud
Clarnuce Smith
Hnnorlng Mrs Richard johnson of
Alion, okla. Mrs Emmett O'Kans en-
tcrtained AZ her homo, Eighth and
EucNd, Wednesday afternoon with
bridge marty. Garden flowers we're used
attractively throughout tho rooms and In
the game Mrs. H. =. Edwards made hish
score and tho guest NJ honor also received
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several days Of fishing In the streams Of
that community
Mrs w A. bryant ana family and Mr.
ana Mrs. Hamilton of pkmuEee spent
SUNDAY with NJ and Mrs e. u. stack.
house at tho Commercial Land company
ranch, wet uf HlNty.
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BiNIiy.

w. q. Mcclure, a former BiSby rosi-
dent. but now OF Tulsa. was IN town
Wednesday.
j. NJ CrUtchfeid, former postmaster,
and now street commissioner OF Tulsa, was
a visitor here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. wetEel returned
Wednesday from a visit to relatives OF
Mrs. wetzel Rt Plainville, Kan.
Hughle Dunlap, Junior member OF tho
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vra Anna Brown and daughter from
r.Isa nrc I'm Clarcmore for their health
Mrs carl van Fleete and sisters Misses
p,nrIe and virgie Dalmar. returned nome
Ttgrsiay from Sheridan. Iowa, where they
ave been visiting relatives.