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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23

afternoon with Recent English and Nor
wcgian bfumhtlsts' as the subject OF
study Tor the meeting. Mrs H. Mont.
gomcry, Mrs y. w. McMahan Mrs. E. l..
Dew, MIS- u. a, polon and Mrs Thomp.
son are ON the program Tor the afternoon.
The regular meeting Of the r. ". l..
class ot thc, Baptist church was held at
the homo u Mrs A @. Nichols Wcdnea.
day afternoon with Mrs. Nichols and Mrs
Harry s.una as hostessos AFTER the bust.
ness of tho class had been transacted
the Wumhnfa ana guests enjoyed q special
program ot music nnd readings The after.
noon was enjoyed by almost tho entire
membership Of tho class and many special
guests some OF whom were from out
~ town The class realized quite y sum
of money as each member took 81 which
was supposed to have been earned Tor tho
benefit of the $4,000, 900 fuud being
ruised Tor the church tor missions. Re.
iroshmenis were served during tho after
noon
Miss Pauline was hostess 10 number Or
the momhcra of thu Gamma phi neta
sorority Of the University ~ Oklahoma
last Friday ulght at the Mex nney home
hero, when she entertained with an Easter
dance and bridge party. prufuslon Of
flowers decorated the rooms suggestive
NJ tho EAater scnsUn. The .ut.ut town
quests were Misses Myrtle ana Ella nrapil
NttuWkni Matte Shiea, Norman Dorothy
Thompson, Oklahoma city. Opal Wilson.
Marguerite oler. Tulsa, Messrs. Bobby
Rates, Sherwood Lelghman. Tulsa; ueotgc
va Reno James Rutson. Hcuryetts
Fletcher Howles, Shawnee, Jack Lambert.
El Nouu. stanley tRtlctt lack Bell John
Newlan. Woiectka; Tony godfrcy Chcro-
kee; Mrs. Arthur Lambert, El Reno. The
Dk"wnh guests Included Misses Cnrdelip
Staudloy and Baby Nell Wilson. Messrs.
Lester Palmer, Raymond Hoard. walton
Hrewer Edward Dew, RNlph Johnson and
George Nyo Mcssrs. and Mcsdamcs u. L.
M,y., nTE s. T. ralwsiT. " A. pclsn; y, u
and W. E Mckinney
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proud parents OF a nine.pound boy. born
saturday.
Mce ". u Badser Is visiting her moth
or ME-. knznbeih Deekatd. wno is 70.
Mrs y. NJ. Carter and son Jack were
Mr.. ana Mrs IT, r. Curd OF Now or
en,,, Mr and Ms. j ., Dvehncr
Mrs Noel Wood, who has beon the
guest Of Mrs. J +. Eubank, has returned
to her homo IN Topeka. Kan.
b. Mr.. aud Ms T. !. shuman ana rons
Edgar and Manilus leave sunday Tor Me.
Alester q attend tho Masonic cpnsen,i1n
Mrs. Hrccao aud daughter Isabel ro.
turned SUNDAY evening from Tulsa. who're
they visited Mrs q. q. johnson ana Miss
ls,nel attended the Underwood luncheon
at Hotel Tulsa. given last Thursday.
The ShtinctS gaze MASQUERADE dance
~ community han Friday uight. prize
was given TO the best dressed lady. Al.
though many Shrinota and their wife or
lady were admitted, large crowd at
tended Music was furnished by the So.
olety Five orchestra from Mush0gec
Mrs. J, y. Iuhank entertained tho gli.
yer IhiWhlr club Tuesday afternoon at
her home, Fifth ana lilutf. having ~ spe-
clal guests Mrsdamos ! u Wheeler, &.
nowlca. E, &. nnicy. John Gano and a.
Lnugtworthy AZ the close Of the after
noon spent In fancy work salad course
with str.whcrrles ana coffee was served,
Tho IrtA Nu club met Friday night At
tho home Of Miss Helen Lincoli. bos Dt.
Miss Isabel WeCse were additional .su0s's
\ contest was held and prtEe given to
tho one drrHHing the pretticHt d1tL Tho
remainder 81 tho evening was Fpont in
music Und dHociug and later an Ice cream
c,utao was served
delightful juvenile party was glvon
Wednesday afternoon whom Mrs Holland
Evans entertained with doll wedding In
honor OF the flfth birthday uf her daugh-
ter Panttea' May. There were ~ guests
present and each little girl was given "a
favor ~ u doll apron ana each boy a bag
OF marbles After the wedding OF the
dolls tefrcahments Of punch, lee cream
and cake were served,
The luHtnmere club met for iis lntt
meeting ~ the season Wodnes iaV aft't.
noon. when Mrs, u, r, Woolson was
hostess nj her home. i0OA Wtst Trudgcun
Iris nud hyacintha were arranged through.
out tho rooms for decorations and the aft
rrnoun was spent In PLAYING bridge, thero
being six tables present. Mrs ~ J, Korst.
Ing received the club prize for high score
and Mrs John BauO for the guests
Guests IN addition to tho regular club
members were McHdamNs g, y. O1Iofnot
g, p Shockley, II. u. Boswell, John Ganu.
Richard Martin, II, \. Edwards. 7. Nj
Williams and ". \, HALEY A two.cOutHc
luncheon was served ut the close OF the
afternoon,
daughter OF Dr. and Mrs. u. ] Clarke of
this city. to Harry l. Browne Of sapulpa
was celebrated sunday afternoon AZ .
o'clock at tho First Baptist church, the
Rov, G. BOwlea officiating. About $50
guests who were membera NJ tho church
attended the ceremony. Around tho altar
Hpirea wroaths. pink troo roses and ferns
were arranged 10 form an aisle through
which tho bridal party passed. Preceding
wedding chimes" followed ny two vocal
solos II Love Thee" by Mrs W, u.
MerNll, aud AT pawnlng,I by Miss 1lm
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PONCA CITN.

Mrs. Ren Frank came up from Okla.
homa CITY to spend this weekend with
Mr.. Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Rutter are at home
from two weeks visit with friends in
Kansas city.
Mrs. N. A. schults Il In cherryvale,
Kan. where she will remain for two weeks
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Charles Enoch went to Pauis Val.
ley to visit her husband who, is employed
there. last week.
., Mrs. w: X. Moore was hostess to tho
Tuesday Card club last week at her home
on Central avenue.
Mrs W. Il, Arney went 20 Topeka. Kan,
last week TO be the guest OF relatives
there for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. T. Wright OF Cross
anounce the arrival Of nice baby boy
at their home last week.
Supt. J. N. Hamilton Of the city schools
entertained O. II. Evertson OF Eldorado,
Kan, several days last week.
Mrs. J. w. Wiker and Miss Ella Duncan
left Sunday night for New Orleans, where
they expect to visit for two weeks.
Miss Augusta Lewis, AT North Third
street. enjoyed visit from her mother,
Mrs T. J. Lewis OF Coyle. iast week.
An eight and one-half pound daughter
Mrs. Arthur Swart Tuesday morning.
Roy Karnes Of Oklahoma city spent
last Weekend here with his sister, Miss
opal Karnes Of the high school fnculty.
Mr.. and Mrs, Homer ODeii Of Drum
right visited Mrs. o'Delrs parents, Mr..
and Mrs. h. NJ. Stevenson, here last week.
Mrs. Mamie Il, Barnes. 4oS North Third
street. had as her guests over last week.
end Mr.. and Mrs. John Elwell Of Arkansas
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w, u. Pierce OF the Prairie yards spent
FRIDAY IN Tulsa with friends.
Miss kelhe Miller OF Anderson, Mo. Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. ". 4. Hewson.
George Miser took hs wife to the sapul-
pa hos pital for an operation last Wodncs'
Mr, and Mrs. Yonts had as their guests
Mrs. Daniels and her son aud daughter Of
Tulsa,
OF their friends with a big Easter parts
on saturday evening,
The Easter food sale given by the
ladies Of the Christian church was well
pattOnized and neat sum realized.
Mrs. Choliott was hostess to several
out.of.to guests Monday, Mrs James Of
Springfield. Mo. Mcsdaiucs Wise and Ad.
hins also Miss dtHce Ripley all or
Sapuipa.
The odd Fellows ot West Tulsa were
over Tucsdqy evening aud put on the
ments were served
4, W. smith, lease boss for the Tldai
on company wh9 has been very ~ with
able to be OCT again,
The play given by tho domestic scicnoo
department Of tho high school entitled
tanning and irtttuctiyc.
Mr.. ana Mrs. McCallon motorcd 60
okmulgce Tuesday. evening to attend tho
II. Ross of Los Angeles, Cal
Mrs u. I, Hicks. who was ca. led 10 Ard
more on account Of tho serious illness Of
home Monday evening leaving the daugh-
ter very much improved.
Mr. ana Mrs. lien Jones Of Oklahoma
city who have been soIourniuS for fort
night In 81. Louis. returned home via
kiefcr and were guests Of Mr. ana Mrs.
J. u Jones over sunday.
Mrs Doc Bulls invited 20 littla guests
on Friday evening 90 celebrate the llth
birthday ot her lrts daughter Eva
Games wero played, presents received and
dainty lunch was served.
delightful Easter dance was given al
the homo Of Mt. ana Mrs Dclcump on
saturday evening IN honor 81 their visit
ing guests, Mrs. w a. Taylor and Miss
Hazel Delcdmp Of Okmulgee Nefrcsh.
ments were served and enjoyed by all.
Mrs Jean Went was hostess 10 tho X
SOrosis club or Tuenday afternoon. The
subject for discussion was American
ArtistA" Roll cnll--American Paintings
The program was: Elizabeth Mhurac. Mrs
Brooks. George lmess, Mira iiosilns;
James Abbot Whistler, Mrs smith. Fran
els Davis Miller. Mrs. Cross. william Mor-
rit Chase Mrs. bradley. Louise Cox. Mrs
Hight Light refrcshmonta were served
Mrs Albert Will be noxt hostess to the
club,
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city, and Mr.. and Mrs Warren Barnes
OF Fairfax.
Mrs. Richard Muret entertained with an
enjoyable Easter dinner last Sunday at
her country home, IL miles northwest of
the city.
Miss Beth Handley came In from En-.
poria. Kan. and spent Easter with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. e. II. Handloy. b02
North Fourth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Cummins and Porter
and Dale Critler all Of wichita, are the
ll9 North Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". g. Mcvay Of Cross
are entertaining their daughter and son.
Mrs. G.. u. Roby and Master George Her.
bert Of Wellington. Kan.
Tho Misses Dorothy Prouty Carrie Ma
lone and Anne Cowan, trucners In the
high school here, all spcnt their Easter
vacations in Oklahoma city.
The u. a. X. met with Mrs. r. N.
Clark. boo South Fourth street, Saturday
afternoon. at which time Mrs. o. \. Pam
ton assisted the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. u. Ashenhurst of okla
hona city. former residents OF Ponoa
City. spent several days last week as
the guests OF cid frlen.s here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith returned
early In the week from Rochester, MINI,
whore Mrs. Smith underwent an operation
In Mayo Brothers Hanltarlum.
Harry Baughmon came UP from Nor
man, where he is attending the university.
TO spend Easter Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II, p. Baugham.
Mrs. II. a. Hcborlng. 902 East Grand
avenue entertained the Pleasant Hour club
Thursday afternoon with j. a. McNeeso
and Mrs. c. l.. Hodson acting as assist
Mrs. c. II. Holloway. who attended
grand chapter Of Eastern star In Okla
homa city last week. going from there TO
Chandler to visit n daughter, returned
home tho last OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Tapp. who live in
Usage county, Just east OF this city
opened their home for n community dim
ner last sunday. portion Of the menu
was brought by each family and more
than 1b0 persons were present.
a. X. Thoobsld, chief accountant for
the Marland Refinery company. left Sum
day for AtchiEon, Kan, where his wife
has been for the past few days visiting
her parents, and from there he will 20 10
Colorado to spend several months with
the hope OF benefltng his nealth.
Miss Hazel Karnes. history teacher Of
the Junior high school, banqueted the boys
and girls basketball team Tuesday night
in the domestic science room of the high
school. A four-courss dinner was served
by the domestic science class, under the
supervision OF Miss Vinlta Nelson. head
of domestic economies department.
Miss Marvel Curtis. 3i7 South Orage
street. assisted by Miss Thsima Arm.
strong, planned delightful surprise party
Saturday afternoon hunoTing the birthday
anniversary OF her mother, Mrs. II. O,
Curtis. Refreshments were served TO the
invited guests at o'clock. Many presents
both beautiful and useful, were brought
to the honoree.
Mr.. and Mrs, George NJ. Humes. BO7
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CLARE ENiORE.

Mss Matte Kltrell returned Saturday
rom visit to friends In Pawhuska.
MISS Eddie Adam is spending week
Mo.
- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pendieton spent
Easter Sunday in Ada visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Mamie sipe OF Augusta. Kan. Is
~ ~ me city on a visit TO her cousin. Mrs.
@, Grlswold.
Mrs J. L. Brogsn returned Wednesday
n,sht from visit to relatives and
MI and Mrs. w. C. Ra,es and children
spent Easter Sunday In Tulsa with Mr.
ahu Mrs. w. d. Mcclure.
r.r NJ and Mrs. l.. 6 Haggard spent
nsster sunday In Vera with the family
OF Mr. and Mrs. Dave Alton.
,.sM'ts Muck Mcpherson. who has been
sseldlng at Do Noya, Is spending few
uAys In the city with friends.
MT and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Slater OF Chelsea
spent Saturday in ciaremore doing some
'hopping and visiting friends.
Aunt Mime Chambers and Evans Les
~. spent Easter Sunday in Tulsa, guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Chambers.
,,pr' Emery Story and son OF Carthage
NO, spent SUNDAY in the citv with hi
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FAIRLAND.


Miss verla woodson recently visited
relatives at Emporia, Kan.
Mrs. VIII Kelley and children were in
Alton Friday shopping and visiting.
Mrs. Mary BiNby recently enjoyed n
visit from her grandson, Leander Walker
OF Tulsa.
+, J. wallner and F. J. Clark, Of
Monett. Mo-. soJourned over Sunday In
Miss Hazel Garman Of Miami was the
guest OF relatives In Fairland a day or
two recently.
Mr., and Mrs. Green and little son have
Y moved to wyandotte. where they will
heneeforth reside.
J. e. Emmert OF wyandotte was homo
locating with his friends In Fairland Sat-
Guy wlnde and Miss Rose woodson
went TO Joplin and spent Sunday with
friends and relatives.
Mrs Albert Mickelberry and children
visited her mother. Mrs. Mccullough, dur
Ing. tho past week.
Mrs j. p woodson during the past
week enjoyed visit from her daughter
Vt. and Mrs Joe Harrison enjoyed a
Nislt from their daughter, Mrs. Clayton
Manners OF Tulsa. Sunday.
Editor J. Il. Newport enjoyed visit
during the past week from his son.
Edwin Newport Of Tulsa.
MIS- Dexter Garman and children vis-
mother. Mrs. f. NJ. Dawson.
MI and Mrs J. X. Garman enjoyed
visit from their son. Earl Garman OF
Tulsa, Saturday and sunday.
Mrs. ID Flint was visited several days
curing the past week by her daughter
Mrs. Charley Woodson OF Dallas, Texas
NJ j. Campbell, Earl Shepherd, o. N.
Price and daughters Sally and Katherine
made trip TO the county sead Thursday
The Endeavor society OF the Christian
church is now engaged In n membership
contest between two groups which will
continue for several weeks
The ladies' OF the Methodist church held
= bazar and chicken dinner at Camp
hells hardware store Saturday TO raise
funds for church purposes.
The baseball game between Grove and
Fhirand. which had been announced for
Friday afternoon on the local diamond
had 10 be postponed until a later date,
on account OF wet weather.
The Fairland baseball team went TO
Commerce Wednesday afternoon and en-
sared In athletic contest with the bat
weiders OF that place. winning the VIC
tory by a score OF TO q.
EXCEPTIONALLY interesting and profitable
services were held at the Baptist church
sunday featured by appropriate Easter
numbers Presentation OF diplomas to tho
raining class Of the II. Y. p. u. followed
TIE evening service.
Earl Perry Of Miami and Miss Sylvia
DUMAS Of Fairland were married on
Easter Sunday in Alton. at the home OF
relative OF the bride. Roth arc well
known and popular young people, They
wy reside In Miami. where the groom
Is In business
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Frank wight returned to school At
Norman Tussdov,
The Rook club enjoyed a dance at thu
Mrs John Smith visited In Oklohomn
city Tuesday and Wednesday,
H. % Wcddle visited his aunt. Mrs
Eva Price In Tulsa Friday ana saturday
The Younger Sct enjoyed n dance At the
hall Friday night and had a delightful
time
Judge pardoe In spending fow weeks
In sulphur, whore he was 80 much bene-
fitted last year.
Mrs. j. " Ponnyhnl,cr and little dnugh-
tor hnnabollo of Kansas city Is visiting
friends In stroud this wrok
Mrs. Frod Goff attended the burial
Of her father near wichita Falls, Texas
last week returning wednesdaN.
high school auditorium drew crowded
house and ncttcd tho ". Y. y, u, tiS0
The pre- Easter service arranged Tor
hy the G. W NJ. &. was held Tuesdny,
Ralph Glenn,
Paul carpenter returned TO school At
Urban, NJ, Monday after spending Easter
with his father and othCr relutiveR here.
and q short visit to Oklahoma city,
Miss Marian Dodds and Miss Cox ot
Duncan. from tho Woman's College At
Chickhrhn spent tho Easter hoidaye with
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. u. q.
Dodds. Of this city.
special Easter services were held NJ all
the churches ana oil we're fillcd 20 capno-
uy. Excellent music and beautiful flow
erE woro special features and all the com
rrcgatiors had special lnsathering from
Word was recoiced here early wodnes-
day morning or tho death Of Albert
Rhondes in shawnee, who passed away
Monday nlght, Aprll ~. after an illness
pioneer merchant OF stroud. having been
associated In business with HIS brother
George, large number ~ our citizens
attended the funeral at Shawnee Thurs
dny
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1880 o'clock at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bortle on East Fifth street.
when Rev. Clarence Campbell pastor OF
the Presbyterian church, Joined In the
holy bonds Of wodloch, Mr.. Will Burgess
and Miss Pasco Hartley two Clare
more's popular young folks. me cere-
mony was quiet one and was witnessed
by only few friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Settle, Misses Doris ORg and Ella
Buchanan and hr. and Mrs Bortle. Fol-
lowing the wedding tho young folks left
for Kansas City and st. Joseph. Mo-. for
brief honeymoon after which they will
return to claremore to make their future
home.
Miss Bess Beaslcy was the gues OF
honor at o'clock dinner given
Wednesday evening. April l2, by her
sister Mrs. c. A. Rogers. at her home
on East Second street The hostess was
assisted In serving by Mrs. Tom Hale
and Miss Eva Flint. after which the
suests played bridge. Miss Wilma Ho-
land made high score and was presented
with n vanity case, as also was the
guest OF honor. Miss Ruby Wobb received
an Easter bunnis ms consolation favor,
Those TO enjoy tho pleasures Of tho even
Ing were Mise. Annabel Williams, Jim
nile Reed, oowala Bushyhead. wilma
Holland, willard and Dane Hutchins
Nadine Alexander, Ruby webb, Vera and
Vada Seward and Alta Vance.
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STATE SOCIETY


DOuTHAT.
Yost, a well-known farmer and
,ockman from near ouapaw' was here
YInepothy Cooper attended q party given
no Miss Juanita Carr at Commerce Tues
day nor m extended sojourn at San Fran
,.eo Bob Collins recently returned TO
tis nome here.
hsw hwarEmen have been engaged for several
says in tearing down the tramway at
several young people from Douthat
u,epded box supper at Twin school
~suse saturday night
W a. Masters, who formerly lived here
but now resides at BiueJacket. was again
1, cur midst Monday.
patton Langham attended a good en-
,srtaifment at the high school building
In Picher Friday night.
Mrs Geer and her two daughters Jua-
Mia and Lillian visited friends at Mineral
Heights Wednesday evening.
The recent birth OF a baby boy at the
home Of Mr. aud Mrs Roy Miller is an
nouncei by the attending physician.
James II. webb. an eS-service man OF
this place, Is a beneficiary Of the state
bonus 10 Missouri from which state he
The Douthst baseball team went to
Alton Sunday afternoon TO play the team
Of that place. but the rain interfered
made a week later.
There was a baseball game on the local
diamond Friday afternoon between n team
made up OF pupils from the sixth and
seventh grades OF the Douthat school and
A team from the Junior high school at
Plcher. in which the latter won by a
score Of -four 10 three.
/. u. Thornton and Clyde r. Walker,
members OF the board OF education for
(Astrict IS. in which Douthat IL located
: md G. $. Workman, superintendent OF the
Plcner schools made a trip to Oklahoma
city during the past week on business
connected with the proposition OF Issuing
funding bonds In the near future.
Mrs Elsie Anderson recently enter
tained the youngsters with party in
honor OF her son, Buster Holland. whereAt
games were played and candy served 10
the following. Archie Jacobs. Frank Ber.
rem Forrest Vanslyke Bill Cooper, Bill
Clannin, Richard Nanslyke. Dadine Hul-
land. leona Gresham, Robert Stanley,
Ellen Hobrook, Ruby Newton, Willie Will
bur, R.lda swoverland, and Buster and
Gene Holland.
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North Third street. entertained Monday
uisht with n bridge party complimenting
their house guests Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Duckhester, OF Sallna. Kan spring flow.
crs were used for decorating with taitics
and nut baskets OF cOntraHtins hues. A
two course luncheon was served by tho
hostess TO tho rs persons present
Celebrating their annual guest nghi
story Tellers League members were en-.
tcrtai at the home of Mrs n. n. Clarn
b06 0uuth Fourth street. Monday niGht
Each member brought q guest on this
occasion stories were told by Mrs. Fred
Jacobs Mise llortense Horton and Mrs
Henry Hoailey Delicious rcfrcshments
were served hy Mrs, CLARK aud the Misses
DuyAu and katN Nulty
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Graham. Mendeiasohn's wedding msrch
was played az the bridal barty entered.
The bride walked TO the altar with her
father who gave her away She wore
helloirope afternoon gown with picture
hat OF the same shade. and waite acCesa8-
ries. she csrrled shower bouquet -
brides roses ant orange blossoms Tie
gift of the bridegroom was diamond
bar pin. which she wore Miss Laura
Rchmuch Of Ranger. Texas. and Miss
RUBY Norris. the bridesmaids. wore alter
noon dresses with hats TO match. Glenn
Nigh Of Sapulpa was the best man. MrH.
James McOinnis. ir. Miss willie Frcdor.
ick George Frederick ana James Gro
were ushcrs, After the ceremony there
was q reception Rt the homo ~ tbs bride ?
parents 1O8 West Cummings street. and
fefreshments were served to the bridal
party uuests from Sapulpa who attended
tho wedding we're Mrs. j. j. IBfuilee.
Mlsa Mary browne w. ~ browne Paul
Paulos and Glenn Nigh. MIR ana MIS-.
". 4. Browne lott Monday evening Tor Sa-
pulpa. whore they viii make thoir future
home.
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Increase In Railway business.

Special 20 rhs world.
ALTON, April 22.--Tho railroad
situation is much improved In this
city OF late, some extra crews hav-
ing been put to work In the yards.
Pert OF the increased business OF
this division Is attributed TO an In
crease I'm tho number OF employees
of the Cosden refinery at Tulsa. ana
part TO tho receipt by this division
of 60 cars OF coal daily.
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Mrs N. G, ballard Is visiting her sister,
Mrs T.. 4. Easton, ~ Otiah ,ra city.
Miss Marie Kecner of Parsons, Kan, is
tho guest of her brother W, e, Koenor.
Mr. and Mrs II. N. Martin are the