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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
STATE SOCIETY

and the music ls by no means the least
attractive feature " the services.
The new Woofuen's lodge seems % be
moving forward with gigantic strides
The total mem brfshlp IL said 70 he
about 25o and % IL stated that 21 can
didatss were Initiated 81 the last inset
Ing
Tho local organization of tho Red Cross
had = meeting a. the otfce of the Dis.
tfict Leader Monday niEht for cpnaulis.
tion ana tho formation VI plans for the
work. 10 be carried put this fall and win
ter.
Rcv Guy r TeurIck. for four years
raHtot ot TIE FrU Methodist EpiSto-
pointed TO this charge by the annual con-
ference recently held ~ rurca city,
His work hitheftn has been very SUE
cessful, and hia rtsppOlntmsnt n gratl.
fting TO the church and pleasing to ths
community in general
According TO infcfmatlon received here
Homer Hendricks. rity treaFurer, gho has
hoen IN hospital at R0chcster MINI,
Tor some tine, is improving IN Nerf
sAiisfn tory mNnner
= y WineIaad is having the Oh Lib.
city thcGter building rsnpdeiei ana r1n.
tttlcd INTO ltntei opfns. ana alan new
theatsr building of concrete blocks erect.
'd near BY.
The go1I work recently undertaken BY
the Salvation Amy in Ficher is b-lng
handicapped by lAtk Of funds ana thers
10 Possibility fhs' the station may he
removed. Realizing that THIS would b.
\ serious loss 10 the city soma uf our
people are consIiettng plans TO adequate.
" finance the work
on account ~ u contract made some
time aEn with The Hoitketnp Carnival
company 10 show mere shortly under the
auspices Of the American Legion Il was
Embfse company here as had been In.
tended.
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okmulRse sunday and spent the dAy with
Ms KNOX Lambeth and daughter.
Tifsinis. OF ohmuisee =, were ~, o,rr-s""
Mfs Tom Ledbetter and children mo
tored TO sspuipa Friday 70 spend the
week snd With relatives
u. A. Johnson. student In the ohla.
homa university spent 'he weck-cn here
with his bflther. W. q. Johnson.
=, Jennings pu.ke. a atuden, 10 The a =
friends here last weekend.
Niss Schull was hostess 20 n line party
~ the crystal theatrr Monday night and
a supper A. the Manhattan cafe after the
show. Plates we're laid for Misses kim
ball, slower. Loose, schulz and wlilialn
q ionnson. Mf. johnson was the toast
b N Kennedy. % okmulgee. was here
on business trip saturday
Mrs - II Moore spent the, week k-sni
Win her parents IN Okmulree
Mrs Minnie Howe returned Wednesday
from Two weeks visit with friends In
Mrs. q. 3 Huser and baby arrived
Thuraiey from Memphis Tenn. County
Attorney Tom ana O. lIuser motoreh
To HOllenv.iie 20 meet them.
hf. and Mrs Dom Ham have returned
FROM Trip 10 Galveston, Texas
Mics Hone Green entertained with a
line party 81 the crystal theater last Fri.
day night and supper IA the private
ilrIns room ~ the Manhattan cafe. aftcr
The show The guests were. Mr. and
its Milntd THOMAS Mr and Mrs J
A Rlrchncr. Misses Luce'to and Ruth
Fleming sni GLADYS Vcars. Mrs Howe
Mess's Davis OF Tulsa, Green. ~ OK.
Mulgee. and Sharp, ~ Oklahoms city.
Miss Cordclia STANDBY spent last week
end with Il Icnds In norman.
Mr. and Mira. J, G.. Riley Miss EulemR.
e. ir.. and Miss Airline Tatum mo.
tofed 10 oklahoma city Monday. Mr.
Riley went over TO attend the Rexall drug
convention.
Deputy sheriff Den cochran went up
TO Ohlnh9rna city the latter part of the
tor. who Il IN school there lie returned
70 Okcmah Monday
Judge george G. Crump of Holden
ville, was here Monday on legal business
7 :, Cobb o. Wewohn was leEui
hus'ness visitor here Monday.
John Caruthera. " OKmuiHse. was here
Monday on legal busincss trin
James u. Hayes of Okmulgee was
here Monday IN interest " his campaign
FOR district judge.
Mrs. p. 7 HArtzog was the hostess to
the ladies ot the South McthniiSt Hane
Misalohary at six O'Clock luncheon
Thursday.
Mrs. Il. W. Richards. ot oklnhoms city.
is ;he cues, u her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
!. =. Crossley
Mrs " c, Mcintosh returned Monday
from Guthrie where she had visited her
mother FOR week.
Mrs y. /. willard of Topeka Kans
IL the guest af her son, Bob willard, who
Ia with the Wilaon Packing company here
Misses Ruby rogcy. VI Wagner and
Laura Mcclure, ~ nritton. are guests ~
friends here ami also attended the
bremer and willard wedding.
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A SUGGESTION

You worked hard-and no doubt
saved-to buy these notes. Why not
keep the advantage thus gained by de-
posting them in our Savings Depart
ment, where they will continue to draw
interest for you?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

capacity houses everywhere This
company OF Russian artists In max
Ing It's debut IN America and that
Robert Boico Carson has been able
to get IL FOR this city. IL very satisfy
Ing. Tho musical magazines arc
having very attractive hrticlcg con-
ceruing It's music and themes, the
appended having bcon noticod with
interest; Tho ukrainlan song ls
beauty Ia It's entire nudity said an
Antwerp Journal OF this music. There
are spring songs IN cyclos. The
Ukraine Ia an agricultural land aud
these songs celebrate both man and
naturc--with mixture OF pagan
and Christian In them. For tho
earth renewed there is "A cycle with
n prayer such Rs this:
give us thy blessing, q mother. that
we may call the spring
And bid farewell TO wintcr.
They sing hymns ana chnticlcs
which In part remind one OF western
hymns hut with a special coloriug
that eVokes the ikons OF eastern
Europe. The virgin and child have
Ia charming idyl "ln the Jordan"
The water OF the Jordan flowed
calmly
when the virgin mother bathed the
child
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rItItrR

FLOYD Scott made trip TO MeAlester
during the week.
Harry Pointer was ~ Miami Thursiny
Ms Clsrp Stprus was visited during
the week ny her sister Mrs Ivy Grafton
q Butte Mont
The T. T. a. club which was but 70.
Gently organized and Ia cnmppsed of
young women. has elected the following
offlccrsi President. Miss Ruby Garrison
SPONSOR Mrs Etnest Ault, vice president
Miss neuiRh Ha.s: s"crsiery-'rea-nr"r.
Miss Louise Humsey
Former guvc-nrr Lee Cruce hdftessch
citizens OF pichcr and vicinity Monday
afternoon IN the Interest of the demo
ctrtic ticket.
The repatriation books were rcopcned
here during the woet 70 giye an opnor.
trinity for voters whose names are not
on the books 20 register 80 as 90 vote
~ the general election.
4 weil.attended ana enthusiastic fell
lowshIp meeting participated In by the
Epworth leagues ot Miami. Commerce
and Picher was held In tho First Moth
odist church hers Sunday night. The
program Included the address Of welcome
and response sons. readings. prayer and
talks on number ~ subjects of roll.
gious interest to young people
In tho absence Of the regular pastor.
who was attending tho annual conference
pt ronca Clty. Captain a, u Lindsey Of
tho Salvation Army flled the pulpit at
the First Methodist church sunday morn
ing
rhc revival meeting a, tho union
church conducted by EynnEelist Clarence
Laaiter. stil goes on with unAhated In
tctost Good crowds are in attendance.
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SOCIETY SECTION

; ana from there he expects 90 81. f, ~.
+ ltCOthe, No, &C. N0mpIgfp hf- -A@
course, Beft Weikat viii 70 tIr.,.ss a.
noIthr,n states into canada fof he ,,..
J. u. Haufiermon Of sapuips sr.s,
past week At the W q t}nrf.g ."t vi
MI and Mrs 7. ~ H,r,..gi.pa
Sporks were guests of J. M -
clyde and family, over sundsy
". .. N.nouEhby of pIsa.srt o..
came up and visitcd over Sun. b,
hts brother Frank. ana family 'A
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ~ Perry OF p,I,..
are here for = short visit viii -
At Sin clair station.
r, ". Cuild of Prague was h... .rI.
day ths guest % j., 81 Bosw,u N
oskcr Hagsr left Mondsy 20. rrV
Gothic, Mo, TO attend bus.usa. .51., !,
A. J Grrcn returned horne p..,.
from MI creek after Two rasag
visit there
Mr. and Mrs. l. :. satr..t ...-. /
there they visited the matpr.r. 49,
adopting baby boy, age ! wDsa
Mr.. and Mrs. Jcff Smith uf# Hauss
tct Lula Of Pharoah came uu .rl ~,
Ruests during the week ~ E 49,
and family. also relatives near Nssl..
r. Hernfon was In Mera,r sts-l,,
evening
Nj and Mrs A. = Airslssl wen. I,
q
Mr. ana Mrs Fred Adams
Mr. md Nts. - NJ F.uWers 4r-.,...
50 pounds ''''
Or aud Mrs Y. r. Hurhur, s,-,g,.. .
i2h mound son. october lf San.
John Edward.
Mrs Ella sectIn and da1Ft,s- p.S
and Mr. and Mrs. B.rd Of Os1haira, c.,
were weekend guests ~ Mrs sss a.,
daughter. Mrs. clyde Herrirst11. hots y
no Mr. ana Mrs ". l.. Wst 0ltob-
~. ssn. weight 10 pounds
Me'dames " Notick. VI yau,a s,
George and Frankie Neu,t and sa,,
blanche visiteI over SuudHy with Y.
ana Mrs. Joe Scstn of rfaguD
Mr. nnJ Mrs. clyde Horton md W,
ana Mrs y. y. whouEhby visited ,.,st,
In Meeker Saturday afternoon.
Dr. W n. Howell OF Mreker. WAS daHA
here Monday TO attend the At.ls son z
MI and Airs. G. y. Lake, who was Vl 2
Mrs VI R1dons and daughter Mira,
visited friends In Meeker saturday
Misses Ruth and Juanita wstb Z
Mcekcr were weekend guests ~ Wa
Laurine Maybay,
Mira Rahsrt way ~ prum-gH' wa, n,
weekend guest ~ her parents. ST. "a
Mrs Thomas SlmmH.
Mr. and Mrs II. T. Gordon had glsp
over sunday Mr. and Mrs e.. E lad
and son Vincent ana Ir. ana Mrs, J. Z
Hcrndon.
Mr.. and Mrs J. l. Goodell % Neeli
were here sunday the guests OF Nr aa
Mrs. Barney Couaut.
Postmistress Lena 7. Lake '1Ipe Vt
route No. / Friday she w8a "
panied BY her mother. Mrs. J. p. HAn
don. and Carrier Il :. Clark
George Sstick visited ir!cnds here Sc
urdRy morning ard was the gu"s. " NJ.
and MrH. J. L ucrnion al dlrnfr
Mr. and Mrs Il. r. 0orloa 1Uf '~.
lly visited over sunday with rsisu'es d
kendrlr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

aria was from La Boheme che
Gellda Amani," which II one OF the
most beautiful OF the tenor arles
Mrs Walter Cain accompanied him,
Mrs 9. w. Kirkwood. one OF the
pleasing sopranos OF the city, will
sing at the morning service of the
Boston Avenue NJ. ". church, South.
Mrs. K.rkwcca and M!s. pcrirda
Bruce. tho soprano soloist. or the
church will sing Il Waited for the
Lord" by Mandelssohn, which Is an
Arrangement for two sopranos.
Mrs. G. y. Miller presented Miss
Letitia Johnston In recital. Thursday
evening at the Second Presbyterian
church. "a North zunis. Miss John
ston will give the following program:
Evening Star ,.......'.''.W wagner
waltz in u flat. .....,...,,C Chopin
. SnnCtissima ...,...,. SplnuIer
Sonata In @ major .... Beethoven
Melody IN Il s..ss.s.. huplHhliNi
Fantasia In d minor ....,.. Mozart
To SpflnR ...'.'''''' ''''' 'pl'eh
Prelude In 9 sharp minor.
...,......,.,... RaCnulhnlnOit
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sTRnL ID

STROUD
Miss sue nubbell vureG friends In
Tuls. over sunday She reported a de.
llghuul time
Mr. and Mrs Carl oven. u Chandler,
spent tAe Weekend with Doctor Hansen
md family
claude Daily Of okshoms CITY, was
here wednesday.
Mrs. u y BARKER ard son Of Dris
TOW are visiting the u q. Dodds family.
Glade burton aud wife visited the lat
tors brother in Oklahoma CITY THIS week.
Mrs Frant Pryor ~ Depew visited hof
sister Mrs oiAde Hurtgn "wednesday
Rlchatd Downing ard rite u hfistow.
visited friends here sunday
The ~ ptiEt Nisaionsry poclety met ht
the church Wednesday for their regular
pibIf study
oscar Mooney ot Iron county. Missouri
70 here this week Visiting hs aunt, Mf''
Nrs A. J. rriue ara family from nri..
Tow. yi'tsi her mother. Mrs Mary Nor.
Mr Sni Mrs. Frank poweu ana NJ.
and M.s william % SeiNin were In Chan
ii.r on hntlners wedn"sdsy -.,--,,.-
Miss CARTE to.iuFef who IL attending
school AZ Edmond. spsnt tho weekend
~lth home FOLKS near Miltay.
nrSt. @ % ard hsfs from wlShitS Kan. visit.
l. a alater ~ Mrs r'srssou,
prime in uristow mis- week
4 r Sewman came home from Bfistow
and spent sunday with his family,
Tho CtrclV girls of the christian church
gave a cooked food sale Saturday at
Iumm'a grocery.
Dean acott of Avery, spent Saturday
here with his parents
George NARROW nrd daughter we're
chandler visitors nSturdpy
sherman HcMutty made business tfip
10 Castle Tuesday.
g. " wnuc inado q businer. trip 90
NrskuEee Monday
Mr and Mrs Layton were Prague Nsi-
tors Fridry.
Nrs. Harvey has hosn ~
Tho mi sfi0nHry meeting which was ~
have been held wednesday vas post.
poned on account % the sickness OF the
hostess
Mrs, Tom Evans is IN MuSkogee this
week visiting HIS sister,
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Major Mills and j. G Hickman arrived
homo Thursday from Bristow after a two
months stay there.
Mr., ana Mrs o. W Hoggeit we're
vcek.and guests of friends in Arlington.
Mrs. NJ J. Broaddus of PraEIA will
arrive Monday TO spend tho winter
months IN the home ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
q. r Lake. South Draper
Daniel O'Bfien Was the weekend
guest % friends In shawnee
Mrs y. l.. Haufferman of Sapulra vis.
tied from Monday until Saturday with
Mr.. arf Mrs. u. l.. q Rrisn.
w. r. Falwcll and J. J. Bolt were IN
Chandler Wednesday.
u. G. Cartwright transacted business
In Prague Monday
W II. Horton visited friends 10 sparks
ThurRlay.
Mrs Florence Stnmbnck or Sparks was
here Monday. tho guest OF her daughter,
Mrs Fred Racklcy.
Leon Smith and Bart welcher Jeff Sat.
urday morning Tor Albert Kan. where
Leon viii will visit for short time with
bis parents. Mr.. and Mrs W. w. smith
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

The Hyeehlsa club mot Saturday
afternoon with Nesdamos T. A
Trus:y. L T.. Ciuiow, I. Z. Wilson
and c. l.. GoodaIe us hostesses. The
program was.
Morning Wind ..,,, ,Gena Branscono
Mrs s. @. Harris
Adah Mae Brown. accompanlst
Guitarre .......,..... Mosskowski
Mrs. A. c. Johnson
Your voice ...,..........., Denkn
Mrs. r. H. Consolyo
Mira. Sybil NJ. Wilson. viQuh ohllgato
Miss Clatlln Bryan, aecompanlst
In Hungarian style Walter Dellar
Mrs. Sybil Mahler Wilson
Mrs. c. r. Buchner, accompnnist
Your Voice ............O'Q O'Quorke
Aria, che Gelida Amanl' From
la Boheme .,,..,.,......P Puclni
Rop Harrison
Mrs. Walter \. Cain, accnmpanist
MIR. Roy Harrison. tenor soloist
nt the Trinity Episcopal church wns
the guest snloist nt the meeting Of
the liycchka club Saturday after
noon. Harrison sang two lovely
numbers, the first one being. your
Voice." by O'Quorke, which wac
sung so beautifully by Mario cham
lee at his recent recital here The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

Tulsa II on the dui yive over the
coming OF the Ukranian chorus that
Is now In the east appearing before
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

The recital scheduled at the Uni
Versity OF Tulsa for Saturday even
ing. has been postponed until ThurH-
day evening. November .. when Miss
Florence Moohlenbrock aud Mt
Albert Lukken viii appear In a Joint
program.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

1 " Fire" tMnr DruchJ also "Caro
Nome" HiggolcttD.
The Cadmau club viii hoid its
'irst open meeting for the year on
Monday evening Novembcr g. at the
y W = a club rooms Musicians
for the evening will b. Mced,mcs
walter l.. cain \ n Potts Ncsta
Krllam Balch. Miss Thelma Roe and
Nr. Robet Boige carson Mrs. Leo
Furrpi reader VIII also appear on
'he evenings program.
william walter Perry viii pro-
ut his puuii. MiFs Katherine Bur
OIL. - in . piano recital on Saturday
evening November ~. MlsR
Katherine g. II years pf ngc.
Tho program which win be- given AZ
he nurncit home and which II open
tl the public follows. Moonlight
sonata (pccthovenI waltz a
rat (Brahms1 spring Song
,NcndeisohnD "PolOnaiso" \ major
chopin. waltz" q shnrp minor
trhopinl prelude" q minor (Rach-
UannufD To n water Lily CNnc
DonnrlD Love Dream" \ flat
GiwD. Concert Etudc' - flat
D.iszD.
Tho American Indian mczzo
ioprnno. Princes Tsanluo. Joint
Irtist with Charles Wakefield cad
Wan. American composer pianist,
'uBt recently completed an unusually
fucceaAful engage ment at the festival
Il Sdnte 10. New Mexico. this max
ug her fourth appearance IN Snnta
Ne. Tho chamber ot commerce and
he directors of the aohool ~
American research. in order TO show
4 .N.t tI..t
or her beautiful voice, unaffected
md instrumental In bringing her to
Inc very forcmnet ranks of American
artists" unanimously passed a rsso.
ution engaging Tsianinn as aolnlst at
he annual festival Tor the rcst Of
Ter life. A. a loilt recital with cad
man at oklahoma university, Nor
man. Okla. another glowing tribute
was recci " given her when Pro-
fessor Wall said "Not Gincc hear
Ink Julia Cup have heard
Tsianlua's rendition approached by
any other singer Tho physical
grace. depth Of emotion, and the
wealth and variety OF tone displayed
~ Tsionlna combine 90 make her
az near perfection Ia vocal art as
could be imagined May Frank.
student at Oklahoma univoreity,
after hearing Tsianina wrote the fol-
lhWlNE pofm 70 n'fs
You threw the door OF living benuty
wide.
entered Eravely. | had waited
long.
TN then my earth bound self had
been denied;
You gave ma right Of entrance
with your song.
rorg0tten were the years OF bond
nEo when
with thrilling tone you sang my
spirit free.
fy cxultant SOUL aware, OF beauty
then,
Floated and ran In silver melody.
'uco have | joyed In beauty's fun
delight.
one shining hour was, of her. q
part.
That hour is gone as sunshine goes
at night
a haunting sense of loss is in my
heart.
llut still I hear your echbing har-
monies einR.
And TO my soul dream wisps OF
beauty cling.
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After tho bath. she swathcd him in
fine silk,
Having swaddlcd him warmly. she
laid him into his crib
Three angels scared above hint
The picturesque Cossnck is of the
Ukraine Ryruns "Mozcppa". lie
r0ca forth for high adventure and
the wuuing of maids. Romance IS
told IN an "JndantC," there is IL
typical pc1Faut dance given In n
merry "rondo," while presto tells
OF boys and girls I'm challenges OF
wit In listening to their weird
rhythma, with deliCately shaded SON
critics merged together, one may feel
transported to the Slavonic steppcs
In the midst OF a mirage on IA sum
mct's night But over II all Is the
hrlHk buoyant spirit Of the people:
Hey, | am a Cuasack of Ukrainin,
Cossack by birth and by conviction.
| never went In my life.
shout | play, | leap, hey,
povil take those who mourn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

Mrs Rachel Watson Shaffer. so
prRno. win give a program of ariss
and ClasSic songs NJ the now high
school auditorium ON November 10,
preceding the rendition OF "rhe Per-
sian Garden She will sing the
aria, cave Maria" from THE Cross
Little Falls herald., 1922-05-19

Kind heartedneas that might NH
serve q u example for human kind
= Displayed 81 & 81 Airedale
pup OF Point Plea Asant, 'W. Ya., ssaiye'
= correspondent, the object of itsss4ins,
feeling being hound owned by Bert
Shinet. The story of the four footed
pets benevolence . attested BY meme
ibers of both families, who are neigh
born. Shihet keeps his hound, lack" !"
tied - the back yard. Thomas Airedale,
however, has the untrammeled liberty
Of q freeborn American dog ana makes
the most Of II. He Is ! good forager
and knows the location and probabls
yield Of every garbage can II the
neighborhood. Mrs. Shinet Feeds Jack
generously, and not infrequently the
menu contains an appetizing bone, but
she did not give Jack all the bones
that accumulated beside his kennel.
All became clear the other day when
Mrs Shihet saw the Airedale approach
Jacks kennel with big soupbone
In his mouth, set it down in front
OF his tethered friend, wag his tail
.gleefully, bark message Of good
cheer, dance. playfully about for a
moment and then dash OF for some
new adventure. A watch kept on
the Airedale showed that trips were
made to the hounds quarters every
day. Sometimes instead Of 4 bone
the Offering was bit Of meat or some
other dainty. , ~. sss j
Little Falls herald., 1922-05-19
SWANVILLE

May l7:-Wm. Dahlke, who has been
employed in the~creamery here several
years; has resigned his position. Mr.
Dahlke and family left Tuesday for
oauk centre. where they have leased
a restaurant and will take charge or
it at once. "
A. Kind and family are planning TO
move to st. Cloud when school closes.
Mr. and Mrs: Hans Elvig of Little
rails were callers here Tuesday.
y. Wlldman and son Clyde and. Miss
Hattle Johnson were Little Falls vis-
itors Saturday.
teaching at Hilllnan, closed her school,
last week and returned to her home
here. -'o''o
Mrs Myrtle Maloney was a. Little
Falls visitor Tuesday,
a mothers day program was given
at the congregational church Sunday
morning, consisting Of SONGS and a
Mothers Day address by Mrs. Lutz.
pastor of the church.
A class of nine girls of the Sunday
school held graduationg exercises
at the Congregational church
on Sunday evening. Miss Hattie
Johnson has been teacher of the class
the past seven years. A very interest
ing program was given by the girls.
Mrs Peter Olesen of Cloquet will de-
liver the Memorial address here at 2
o'clock p. M, on Memorial Day.
The Legion Post and auxiliary gave
a party at T. o. Q. F. hall on Monday
evening in the nature of a farewell
party in honor of Misses Rosalie and
Pauline Calhoun, who have taught In
the Swanville school the past two
years, and will not teach the coming
Little Falls herald., 1922-05-19
ORCHARD AND GARDEN

Chrysanthemum cuttings rooted in
May or June will give flowers in the
fail.
Ferns may be planted on the east OF
north side of the house away from the
sun and wind.
Tall flowers, especially if in a large
mass, make better appearance if
placed on the floor or at least below
the eye level.
It is well to plunge flower stems as
deeply in water as possible without
wetting the flowers. -: ..
A single flower is often more attrac-
tive in a vase than handful jammed
into vase. Flowers are individuals.
Why not treat them as suchg
Choose container for flowers in
harmony with them. Show off the
flowers rather than the vase. Shallow
vases should be used for sman flowers
and deep vases for tall ones.
Early blooming shrubs form flowers
On last years wood. Late blooming
sorts form flowers on wood formed this
year.
Prune the late Towering shrubs In
spring. The' early spring Towering
shrubs should be pru1led as soon as
they are through blooming.
Tulips may be removed from the
beds as soon as the ground is needed
for geraniums or other plants. Take
them up carefully and place under
shrubs or other shelter away from sun
or rain.-Le Roy Cady, associate hor-
ticulturist, University Farm, St. Paul.
Little Falls herald., 1922-05-19

lrs. ad,ieller sc tie rails visited
here Sunday.
Mrs. John kunxe received for her
mothers day gift, 9 box OF lovely DAFT
sfodils. from her daughter Mae. who
lives In Idaho. s5f
Mabel Randall is at home again after
another: yearSof teaching. sg3 gaS "A
Clarence johnson and Nap Longneck-
ser recently made some necessary re-
pairs on the Yeoman hall. %
Edna Aleshire and the Swanson girls
spent the weekend at home. IN
g Silas Palmer is excayating for a new
blacksmith shop and garage. .,E
!. Several families from Staples spent
Sunday on the lake. 4. f<-5 srs% g. u
g Dewitt Harris recently did some re-
pair work on j. Kunze's Dodge.
Elmer Nelson has a special granite
ware display for Wednesday.
Farmers Day has begun with q
steady drizzle up to the noon hour
However the people are coming into
town in spite of the rain. We hope
to havera clear afternoon and a very
good time. " r,.-