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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
POLITICS AGAIN
| AFFECT MARKET
nllish sentiment Cools
At Receipt of News
of Bonus Plans

yrv YORK. Feb. t0.--The po-
.esl situation was again a factor
moro than local influence In to-
49,. markets. British ardor was
rs,eptibly chilled by the aggree-
Isr, Of the ways and means COM
tss Of .hr house to impose a tax
.o,t and ond transfers.
Another pressing incident was
,nbiIcqtIuu Of the Y. =. Steel
Is,ags 0gur7s for January. DIS
5o,iSg A further decrease in BOOK
- iystead uf the considerable
lia ,ybich was predicted In trade
t.Siee L S. steel common which
n yes,ardoy's spirited rise at It's
|.,Sa prI.e I'm more than a year,
az urIrr constant pressure with
narod issues as well as tobacco.
Iecialit.cs and chemicals.
prirrs ,f rails and closely held
issolianpgus stocks were mainly
- ot tHp outset. hesltant at
|'Jdav and heavy in the final hour,
Y. last hgIf VI the session showing
v,nst a progressive decrease OF
mn'or rails owed their intermit-
H., activity To- the maueuvers OF
Eols shorts also covered in this
Icnn ON reports that the admins
+,,inn AT Washington may be in
,nsd to assist In the finapcial re-
Ibunation Of the transportation
toms Sales $4,000 shares. AL
&mgh supplies Of money We're un-
Inally large, the 2 per cent open
q lie for call loans was main
IA, \ until tho final hour when re-
Ewsls extending into the coming
8.sk were made at 4 1-2 per cent.
NJ local rate for time funds was
koctlrallv uraltcred, but some OF
n longer maturltcs were placed at
HI Der cent ON Liberty bond col
Foreign exchanges continued 20
'lede. the demand rate for British
II falling TO 4.34, or about 4 i-2c
fder the recent maximum prices.
In continental rates eased propor-
&onatelv. speculative rails again
&src the strong features OF the bond
&arkel. notably Seaboard Air Line.
ssouri. kansas & Texas and st.
Xouls a san Francisco. Liberty
4 .sg lost half half of their 81 gain
Nd others OF that series were lower.
&otal sales par value aggregated
Ej1lS,O0o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

900, beef steers steady TO strong. uuality
plain. tor $3.50, weight i,se6 pounds BUN
&5.55Mii5, fat sho stock and calves
ners cutters and bulls slow ana STEADY,
stockers and feeders finn, bulk fGt50
6.75.
Hogs Receipts $1,000; iOQesc higher
lighter Weights active, others slow, hiE
packers holding bach, &t0.25 paid Tor '6O-
nouud average bulk lights ttU00if10 0..e.
bulk others sp.50ms.qo, pigs l0Ut5C hiEh-
er. bulk around 81 90.
sheep Receipts 5000: best fst lrmcs
strong tu 1ac higher. others and shet b
steady. fst lamb top to shippers cary
tlt75, packers st4g6, medium and good
kinds at 8l3.i5u tAi0, fat eve top early
SIS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, FEB. i0.--It was
a session Of small declines and ad.
vances In cotton today with the net
change on the close. an advance of
to 10 points. Early downswiugs
put the list ~ to i6 points under the
final prices of yesterday while later
reactions carried IL 3 to is points
above. March traded down to
lo.SOc, up to 1910 and closed at
lo'O3. The opening was active and
toward mid-session, Il was a firm
market with traders on the long
side more aggressive. but the after.
noon was tame.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
Knnsns Nity IINrstncL.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 10.-Cattle-Rc-
celpts 100; beef seers anp tat she stock
steady and strong. top steers $3.50. mo
dium to good hcifers 3j.O0H650. fairly
good cows around Si.7J, plain Kind 81 90
a as, Gamers and cutters s2.50m3.75
bulls mostly 1915 4e5, good voslers
}S.h0 500. good stock steers $3.50
Hlgs-Receipts 5000, fairly active.
steady to strong, spots Toe higher. ship
pers buying sparingly. few lightweights
on scale. best rs to 1s0-pounderE 81. so
packing sows and pigs steady.
Sheep--Receipts 1000; sheep steady.
lambs generally 10a l5c higher, best Of
fered 1880.
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Chicago Futures.


CHICAGO Frh. lO.--Futter--T over /.
creamery extras 97c, flrsts 81 u see. stand .
ards 3liRC.
Eggs Lower; receipts 1i.1Sl cases
flrsts sea 36 &c. miscellaneous 34G3ac.
Poultry-Alvc higher fowls 3lc, springs
s6r. roosters 1su.
Potatoes steady; receipts 30 cars. total
U. $. shipments 5NG. Minnesota sacked
round whites StGOn $50 cNt Minnesota
mixed rcd and white fiS0I lsO cwt,
Minnesota sacked red rivers si750 s.
cwt, Wisconsin sacked round whites Si.Ij
0rl95 cwt., Wisconsin round whites e. 20
cwt, Michigan sacked round whites 81 O6
2,l0 cwt, Idaho sacked ruasets S24OU
300 cwfs, Idaho sacked rurals t2.1bm
2.2o, Colorado sacked brown beauties '2.l0
Cwt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
NUNPARTIsAE

GENEEAL L EItf|tEt8.
That Section o. Article Q OF the char
ter ot tsld cry which Is ns follows. e
wit.
"Ou the Mytn Tuesday after this
Charter shan take effect ana bien-
uislIy thereafter ON tho fret Tuesday
of April there shall be elected nc an
election Go be held Boa said cry ot
Tulsa, 20 b. called as hereinafter rra-
vidsd, q Mayor Hnd four Commission
ere, who together shalt com pose said
Board a. Commissioners, and who
shall serve for the term u tHO years
rud until their successors shall ba
elected ana shall qualify. Candidates
for Mayor and for plEres 90 said
Board Of Commissiouers shall bs
voted for separately gnd candidates
for Commlssioner No, J., No. ?, No.
or No (said numbers 60 be printed
after the designating title "Commis-
si0neTb. in accordance with the writ
ten requests which said candidates
SHAH file with tho city Auditor, Each
candidate for ComniRsioney shall des-
isnate In the announcement Of his can
didacy. anu In MS request 20 have hia
name placed on the official ballot. tho
number OF the place on the Board Of
Comm issioners for which he desires
10 become candidate, and such re-
quest 10 be placed on the official bal
lot shall be flied ia writing. with the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb. fO.-CatUc-
Hoccipts 500. active ana uneveniv hIgn,r.
steady TO strong Tor week, few good loJNH
stoers 5000, bulk IStOd6.00, COWS aud
heifsIs y4.G0e 80 cnnners and cutters
stt0W'gt bulls s255dA0O,
HuRH- Receipts 500 barely active at
tWloc higher bulk tBiOuB,25. ttovaofs
3TOUu7h0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

W1CWTA, kan. Fob. TO- Hogs Re
ceipis 500, steady; ton ;9.to buis Sg.sOu
$40.
cattle Receipts 100: steady fpr wecy
steers 90 5Orra.t0. hcIfrrs 81 bond.5.. COWS
81 500 30. Hfpckcrs nud feeders t2OOtr
$50, calves {30Om 500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
Headaches from slipht Colds

Laxative BROMO QU1NINE Tablets
relieve the Headace 10y curing the
cold 4 tonic laxative and general
res;orer The genuine bears the
signature OF Il. w. Grove. tBe sure
you get BRONCO 30c.--Advort!se-
mont
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

NEw YORK, Feb. Foreign Tx
changy--Hcavy.
Great Nritain--Deuan 4itt. cables
4.3l, G0edBy bills ON banks i2lrt
France Demand $50, cables SjGB,
Italy--Demand ASIis olhlos ass
Germany Demand .tOir. cables ST.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

Five lawn mowers are mounted In
two rows or n frame that can be
pusneu ~ Irout ut any tractor to
cut grass ON large nreAa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
New Yora Money

NEW YORK. Feb. l0.--Cul Money
Easier; htgh 9, low ~, ruling rate 2.
closing bid ts offered at ~, last loan 81.
call Loans. Against HutrptauCos ga.
Time Loans Firm; 90 days ma. 80
days %. as. months "a Nub.
Mercantile paper-Prlmc fAub
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

NEW ORLEANs. Feb. I0--Cotton---
Spot steady and unchanged. sales on tho
spot GIG bales, 10 arrive 526. low mlddlinE
i4.25c, middling iG.OOc good mlddling
17.ooc. receipts 72,lOa stock 2sst15.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 1O.-EEEs-Jower
&c. flrsts 3lc
Hutter---Creamcry 1c higher sec. pack
lnuk unchanged.
Poultry--UuchanGe
Potatoes Uuc hanged
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

NEW YORK. Feb IO-Ippd Steady; q;
spot 4.1Om 4.SOc.
Zinc.aCuiot. East St Louis delivery
spot 800 .J5c.
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NEW YORK. Feb. eO.-Llberty bouds
elosedi 9ss 800, first Is esq second
third AIS $3.50, fourth AS s6.9A Yie-
tory 3As g9.as, Victory tAs I0o.lS
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Five lawn NOV,

NEW YORK, Fob. lQ.--Cottou--SpC
quiet, mildiiug li.i0c
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Names of Qualified 'Numbcr Street
Electors
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LEGAL.

LEGAL
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he ameudou ~ tt.H,nE rII .uI rerr,uuE
a.l ct Hnt .INu of Article Ul 1g
above fni out .Nl '.f.'|.. t Ii"u 'N'rr.
"I ON th. tHII t".aH.t h Nat,h.
Jpg2 and hieuu.aUy Naf.4Iaf. .p tho third
tuesday n Mbr.U ..... .laT D.. trlI q
rrImur, election f.l II. u..,.tI.n pt ,.p.
didatss Tor Mayo. ronce nni vino com
ut.sai.unr. CONN. ..u.r .T str.u.s AID
pubHc prHrartg W.fU.vHrEH nuH srvrt.
$50 'ommlssiuu.r gumutsaIuu.r nf r.
rursuaut To- TO- ..u tui nrI.- lhs l,rcc
ton ot the Ms'u Nud uuai off ,owu.s
ds'". d''"r' or W r''s,, '0' ..,a 10, a ".l Som
10, at lagse b, eI ,f ,., legally qualified
EntlIcfH or t.Gr |.H' ufI.'. HH" '.
g9rdur g." "g g iHr 'Hru.r NOW "r h.r-
af,er p'3,f,lcl ls i" .r.r' ""'u1.
lusots, as ue nw, m.r b.. No. conflict,
to the .uowurul OF .udu1t.a Iotsin
s,a'Ia.T sSa r,mar ,',J', l. 10 W r. ,'l,' ~, ",
lulsa t'. 'no u"w'n. '.n OFF ,.'f "lir'ls.
poll.i,al p.ry tam..o o.. insignia a5
e,i4'.or tu"ro.t wmu1 , w,l upon
surh primary bau., .Ui u.H..1. .' iUr
thci That Hu,n pIIuu. luI.i tMHu hr
tl.'u %. l'..
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,,0FE,,nE VIZ .MNI,l lNti,
fNh NtMlNN lI'H l1. MAYOR.
l'Ll' /. NM lll'. COMM. ..I''lltt
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
LEGALS

tPubllshcd In tho Tulsa Daii, s'orid Janu.
ary 20, a. 2s, -. a. 2y. % co. ~,
pnnN publrhorD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11

l0sDoy london Metals.
las--ss,neas, Lso les. ga. '-spot L'o
' '''h futures LA iss.
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LEGAL.

THN Auditor. st least ten 'ua,, bsiofs
such election shalt be held. the yry
lot In accordance wlth su,n raaussts
and With tho provisions hereof and
only such ballot shalt BE- us-d ot soil
election fcr Mayor or flr a pIa.r On
sad Bnard " CotumtssIourta who
shall receive plurality Of pu he
ia a candidate shall be declared elect.
et TO such offttr tr fr, p,put uf
ofNte, at said election. they ahs'I COST
lots To determine Who shall bc clcyt
- thereto"
w amended BY striking OUT nnt repraIire
sho,%e % sci Sut' Hn% Vspsc,,nr tn i,u ihs,r''
,6s foilowiMng. M to % VII ''' ''''' '' '
Apti. ials and biepuinv tb,rsafier
ther. shsu bs .ic,trI no s, oi.a.
ton 10 he betd IA solt ru, og 1uIat
40 hs eaIsd as tor5iraf.or rr1,t.i.b
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hal,p AZ wy 10y nHupN' 'Ne. p''In.F
e''''oh shaH due WIN W. .H NN"t
lot, Rl ie"st I'VE Nol uHlH ori'f" Hn'h
glerU'n " uels n1W W'N,oh t'9",., ~,
haN' ber haWg, l'"',H On lht nlll. .la'
.oe des.rs, 20 aesome a ,aniua,e. era
vilcd, ihni no name t,nl nc p.n''i Hpun
sn'h oiilrlal bhuoi. uh'efs gu'h 'ahIIl'i'
the1l hhN" heen utWlhhl"d Ini HA'n "li''N
~ the Nonpattsan primary election.
Ths 'iiy AUDITOR shaIl prepare an
uftl,'al ballot IN ercnfdhnrr WIN iho
provisions hereof. nud only such
ballot snail b" used ~ such city
sleclnn. The candidate at sni election
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-11
Standard Oils,

Following Is price asked and closing bid
OF Standard OIL stocks on the New York
curb Friday as reported by straudberg,
MCC;rpoy,' G. Co. Hid Asked
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--l For Mayor.
CName uf CnudidntsD
--- tNote for OnoD
- FOR Police and Fire Commits
slunsr,
tSanie Of Candidate)
- tNote Tor One.l
- For Comm lssionsr 81 streets
aud Public Property.
fName Of CandidatsD
---- (NOte Tor One,1
- For WsterworhA nnd Eevcrats
Comm ssiuner.
tName nf Candidate
- Vote for OneB
= Tor Comm lssionor Of Finance
and Revenue,
tName of CandidntsJ
- tVote Tor OneD
- For city Auditor
tNRme nf CanuidAteD
- fN0te for OnpD
official ballot attest
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MN n " II Nv
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION

FoR THE ELECrIoN or
MAYOR POLICE AND FIRE
COMM tONEH. COMMISSIONER
or sTKEETa AND PUBLIC PROP.
EETY. wATERWOnRS ~ND SEW
BRACE 'OMMtREIONEn, COMMITS
stONER or FINANCE ASn HEVE.
NUE. ANn CRY AUDITOR "A THE
GENERAL CITY ELECTION HELD
IN THE CtTY DF TULSA. gTATE
or .oRLAIiOMA. ON THE .....,...
nav
The Washington herald., 1922-07-02
A Rare Ofer-fhe First
Day of July Sales
L0scers the Price of
Boys Genuine
Palm Beach Suits
$7.95

THIS price, we believe, is the lowest quoted
Il this season for Palm Beach Suits of this
excellent quality and highgrade workmanship
Every suit carries the Palm Beach label which
proves that the fabric is genuine. Granted you'll
probably find Palm Beach Suits even lower in
price, but you'll not find them perfectly tai
lored and finished. Newest models in practical
colors, including natural gray, olive, sand, tan
and heather mixtures. Just in time for the
holiday they reduced Sizes to l8 years.
Fourth FIeer-Lanssurxh a Brother
The Washington herald., 1922-07-02
ss;::s ss:s,s''y $l.55
But outside of
this, there isn't any

EOR little mothers will find this sale
day before the holiday
pricing remarkably The remarkably high quality
Four of the Smart Little Styles Are Sketched
Colors and Combinations Are Widely Varied
had emphasizes the this
Oliver Mildly Junior Norfolk and Novelties Mate
ras-Pegg Kddy Cloth Ev Suting and Dua Cloth
Every size included from ~ to years-at $l55
Fourth FIoor-La nsburshA 4 -
The Washington herald., 1922-07-02
Corset Brassieres
$l.OO to $500

MOST of the young women who go IN for sports
IVl nowadays are wearing these comfortable bras
seres-they give freedom of motion yet fit snug. per
DeVoise are the makes we are featuring-they are
shown in heavy broche and fancy stripes some have
lace tops with Supporters attached Flesh only. These
brasseres can be under your bathing suit with
comfort Sizes 81 to 46
The Washington herald., 1922-07-02
Last-Moment Needs
For Holiday Outings

Vacuum Bottles, corrugated. sse.
Patti Powder Puffs, each, I5c.
Royal Palm Soap, cake, Sc.
Turkish Wash Cloths, each, Sc.
Large Can Talcum Powder I9c.
White Belts for wear with slip-on sweaters,
all sizes, 3oc.
First Fieor-Lansburxh BROTHER
The Washington herald., 1922-07-02
Towels, You'll Need

No one would think of an outing without
taking along one or two towels, and here they
are specially priced in the July Sales in time for
you to ger a goodly supply.
White Turkish Towels Heavy quality; soft , , .
and absorbent; size 2Ox4o inches Special CCC
Cotton Huck Towels-Al-white or with blue borders
good quality; special absorbent finish; 1 O -
sizes l8x3o.inches. Special, each. ........ i CC
=Martex Wash Cloths Heavy, soft, with neat n
White Cotton Towels-Medium size Just the ?
towel to take along to the beach. Spccaf.... DC
T1osr-Lansburrh 4 Broth
The Washington herald., 1922-07-02
SunnerHats
at $500

WELL, what are you going to offer for July
Sales? That's the question we asked
our Millinery Department Manager. His reply
eff 1 would hunt the market over, and over
again, 1 couldn't possibly supply anything bet
ter than these Hats we are selling at 500, anc
will add some of these higher priced lines; Sc
please repeat the ad for Monday"
We agree with him, for never have better
hats for the money and not judging from their
quality point alone The styles up TO the minute
the colors those preferred.
Canton Crepe, Ceorgette, Bsronette S~fin-
Hair Braid Hair and Canton, Ribbon, Ostrich,
Tafeta, Felt and Straw the materials Styles
include modes for summer occasion
F1oer-Lsashsrxh q BrseheF
The Washington herald., 1922-07-02
Pre-Holiday Sale of Pillows

Wherever you go you can find
use for several Of these pillows
-for the porch, canoe, ham
mock, lawns and many other
uses. Priced special for Mon
day in the July Sales as fol-
lows:
creto nne PilIowh To-
formerly sec, each.... ~
SIX Popiin PiI- CT *
lows, formerly SIss VAs/O
Art Dept rAsra Fsssr-
The Washington herald., 1922-07-02
$l.OO ss'y ss'.
Vacation HOiserv

Womens Silk Stockings-Fine, pure thread silk stock
ings, in black and white scanned back; properly re-
inforced; with silk tops others with Isle tops
soes and high spiced heels. Black d m
only. Sale price, pair. ............ y .UU
Womens White LisIe Stockings-Fine sheer quality
: for weaE with white low shoes; full
: fashioned and strongly reinforced. d M
: Women's White Lisle Stockings-Fine gauge scanned
back; far better quality than you could d M
:, expect at this pricing, pairs. ........ y 3OU
Children's White Socks-Servceabe full fashioned
three-quarter-length summer socks; CT M
perfect qualities. Sale price, pairs. y i .UU
. Fir.t FIoor-Lansburxh 4 Brother
The Washington herald., 1922-07-02

Good business suggests that we let the price
bars way down and let the bargains out, for the
stocks are big and there mnst be big business
to make the sales accomplish their purpose.
1t is also time of the year, too, when the
market abounds in-opportunities to pick up mer-
chandise very much lower in price than original
ly sold for-the July Sales have liberal purpose
of selling new merchandise at end-of-season
prices.
There isn't any more to be said, the prices tell
it SO loudly that all may hear,-let us go on to
the first days offerings.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-24
DESERTED on D A Y
AFTER HER WEDDING
SUING WIFE SAYS
MRS. NELLIE RlNkER ALLEGES
MATE LEFT Her WITHOUT
JUST CAUse-WANTs BACK
HER MAIDEN NAME.


Chargin- that she was deserted one
day alter hc' wedding, and that dur.
ing the time ela ana n.r husband
lived together he was QGdmelsome ana
~ treated her, Mrs. Nellie sullivan
Rirker OF StrtgtDr started divorce
.roc,, 'ines ~ the Cuguit Court th'.
morning.
A a.dait fled with the bin al
leee, that he do!oadaa, !a e. resident
g. Espano'a, Fla
According to the bin filed today
Mrs. Rinkcr alleges that the cern
rr pad On. defendant
occurred July 90, 1920 IN Streltor
She gives the date of the alleged de
sertion as July q, 1920,
Mrs. Rinkcr asks the rl'lt tn 70
sumo her maiden ramo,
Gesefted---Freed,
Elmer T. NickS of La Sale was
granted divorce from N~'. Margaret
Wic8s in tao Gi'I.lt Coat w. Judge
Eldrcdgg tHis morning On charges OF
dcsertion. Accordln" TO tho testi
monN o. the cOnp,luhhJ ~" coupe
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-24
Local BriefS

Rev Father Lyons s. j., OF Chicago,
paid a short visit 10 hts uncle and
aunt Mr., Flanagan and sister Cathe-
rlne Of 10 DeLeon street.
John Vaughey of Marsc,les attend,
cd tho charity ban Ia Ottawa last
evening.
Ambrose Cosgrovc and william
Walsh OF Utica we're Ottawa visitors
last evening,
Walter Coleman Of la Sale was IN
this city last evening
Leslie Conlin, William Deguan, jo
seph Mailer ANA Roger Kl'elca oil Sen,
eca were Ottawa callers last evening
Misses Tess and Margaret Salmon
of La Sale attended the dance IN thi
city last evening.
Miss Amy Lineroth Of Gdlqsbulg
ILL.,, spent yesterday in Ottawa.
Coach NcWberg Is visiting friend
in Galesbure, H., over the week end
Miss Catherine Doyle and AnnHbollc
Scholor are spending the week end ia
Urbana, H.
Fred I.akin Of La Sale, Ill., spent
yesterday in ottawa.
Howard Hampson Of Deer PARK
transacted business in Ottawa ycster
day
Allen Woodbury. OF Utica visited ~
Ottawa last evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c, Council
and baby daughter Margaret Eliza
beth, OF ST. Paul, MINI, are visiting
at the home Of Mrs. Margaret AM
son on Clay street Mrs Cornell was
formerly Flossic Allison Of this city
r. II. Godfrey Is spending the day
in Chicago on business
Mr. and Mrs, Clifford FichclbergcI
were recent visitors to Walnut, Iii
nois
Miss Gerenc lngemonson OF Mil
brock Illinois is spending few days
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Ira OsmOn on State street
Miss Callie Jcucks Of South Ottawa
has returned from q few days visit in
Chicago. She was accompanied home
b Miss Minnie Boyle who has been
making an extended visit in Chicago
and Oak Park.
Miss Coletta Comiskey OF StreatoI
spent last evening in this city visit
ing friends
The Misses Catherine Walsh aud
Marie Hardy Of La Sale visited
friends in this city last evening
Mr. and Mrs. Jas McConyilIe Of
State street are spending few days
visiting relatives near Earlyillc.
Jason r. Richardson has returned
from a business trip to Benton Har
Dor.
Morey Roberts spent yesterday in
'hic0go on business.
Miss Dorothy Monctt of Marsellos
spent last evening in Ottawa.
Morrell Palmer motored to Streator
yesterday.
Bennett McElroy and Forrest Graves
of Seneca attended the dance in this
city last evening
Miss Stacia McElroy spent last even
ing in this city.
Mr. and Mrs Ludwig Erras spent
esterday visiting Mrs NJ Irgaug OF
Streator
Miss Thoo, Lawsha of Seneca at
tended me dance in this city last
evening.
Ear! Osborne OF Streator called on
Ottawa friends last evening.
Arrcld Olson and Herbert Maier.
0f seneca, spent last evening AT The
Charity ha, in this city.
Sam tiallet, and Harvey Bottom
ly Of Utica spent last evening viii
friends in this city
Albert im1ey Of In Sale calol O,
Gttawa friends last evening