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The Delta independent., 1922-05-19

FOR TRADE-1917 7-passenger REQ
to exchange for truck or light car:
s. w. Berry. 19tfc
FOR SALE-1 acre, garden, room
house, fruit trees, berry bushes, city
water; also new room house, bath,
garage, chicken pen coal shed, etc.
2 lots. South Palmer, Box 7S North
Delta. 20-p
REIMBURSEMENT FOR SALE
Farm Unit L; s. VIZ Sec. IS. Twp.
81 N. Range 10. w. about 10 acres
broken out; water paid up for 55
acres 1922 and 1923. Good land; will
sell cheap. Address 2729 Madison.
Kansas City. Mo. 18-2Oc.
FOR RENT Front bedroom in
modern house. two blocks from P. o.
Mrs. Lester, 400 Howard 18tfc
FOR RENT-5-room unfurnjshed
house. Starr Nelson 14tfc
FOR RENT-Room, 1854 Dodge.
Either phone. Mrs. F. A. Hen
ney. 17tfc
wANTED-To hear from owner OF
good ranch for sale. State cash
price. full particulars. ID. r. Bush.
Minneapolis, MINI. 14-26p
Wanted-Dressmak and hem
stitching. Mrs. C. T. Smalley, South
Palmer. last house. 20-21
WANTED-Four statesmen See
Ray E. Hinton at Seabourn Mercan-
tile Co. zoe
WANTED.-Laundre for Alexan-
dria Lake Hotel. Grand Mesa All
summer job; no children. c. r. Hol-
lens, 632 Main Delta zoe
WANTED-Middle aged man for
ranch work s miles east Of Somerset.
$40 per month and board Mrs. Thos.
Boultbee, Somerset. Colorado. Box
WANTED calves. 2 days to
3 weeks old. Coop. phone 27-I Eek
ert. Call evenings. 1890
WANTED TO LEASE to 20 head
milk cows with privilege of buying in
fall. Phone 109-M. Hotchkiss. T. J.
Smith 4tfc
LOST-Conklin's gold pencil with
out top cap. Reward for return to
this office. tic
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GRAND VIEW
. . . . >>>> 80

The cattlemen drove the last of the
cattle to the range on Monday.
Howard Richie spent Sunday with
Harold Sweet in Crawford
The Sundberg family attended
church at Crawford Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hove were
Hotchkiss visitors Saturday evening.
Rev. Flint of the Baptist Church at
Hotchkiss preached at Grand View
Sunday
Grace Fettinger, who is attending
school in Hotchkiss, spent the week
end with home folks.
Mrs. Carrie Filener OF Maher spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Christian.
Tom Pinkerton and family spent
Sunday on Fruitland visiting Mrs.
Pinkerton's brother, Tom Smith.
Quite a number from Hotchkiss at
tended church services at the Grand
View school house Sunday afternoon.
Miss Sellers returned to her home
in Paonia Tuesday. having finished a
very successful term as lower grade
teacher at Grand View.
We had quite storm the last Of
the week with little snow and sew
eral cold nights, however but little
damage was done to the fruit.
Homer Holder and family, Jewell
Holder, Cora VanDuine and Jack Ell.
lington from Rogers Mesa, also Press
Anderson and family and Grandpa
Filener spent Sunday in the Fetlinger
home.
Mrs. Mcmillan and little Billie went
to Crawford this morning to spend q
few days with Mrs. Lester Stoner and
also to help with the Eighth grade ex-
aminations which they are giving at
that place.
While Mr.. Cooper and three other
men were driving along the road q
bride fell of one horse. One of the
men jumped out to get the bride and
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Crowded out last week. /

(CTOWucu OuL ldSt week.
Albert Hove and Bert Reigles are
off shearing sheep.
The fruit trees are coming into
bloom and everybody is hoping for
full crop.
Frank Sweet and family were Wis.
tors in the Sundberg home on Sun.
day afternoon.
Hattie Hove, Mildred Reigles and
Albert Fettinger are among those
taking eighth grade examinations
this week.
Otis Filener and wife from Fruit.
land mesa. and Fred Filener and fam.
lily Of Maher. spent Sunday in the
Preston Anderson home.
The Grand View pupils, teachers
and parents enjoyed a picnic at the
Olaf Olson ranch Monday. All pres
ent report fine time.
Anna Fettinger, who has been a
patient in the Delta hospital for the
past two weeks, was brought home
Saturday and is getting along fine.
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HOTCHKISS
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The largest acreage of corn in the
history of Delta county is now being
planted.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Barlow of Ports
| mouth, Virginia are here visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Donald Patton.
Miss Edith Tuttle, who has been
teaching in the public schools at Sun,
ny Side, Utah, arrived home last week
Mrs. Grant Dove and little son
Keith will leave for Grand Junction
this week for an extended visit with
friends.
The directors of the Delta County
Fair Association met here Wednesday
afternoon to complete some important
deails.
Mrs. Claude Patterson and little
daughter are here from Greeley at
tending to some business matters and
visiting friends.
Last Thursday and Friday nights
the temperature fell to twenty-eight.
giving our fruit crop close call For
tunately everything is still o. X
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roller enter
tanned the school faculty Friday even
ing to a most sumptuous dinner
which was greatly enjoyed by our
efficient educators.
Marcus White. who has resided here
for the past twenty years. left for
Bancroft, Iowa, this week to make his
home with his son Lendon, providing
| the climate is agreeable.
T H. Dunbar of Delta, is here tenn
porarily assisting manager Keers in
their recently acquired drug store
here. formerly the Robertson Drug
Company store.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Sherman and
wife will occupy the property recent
| ly vacated by Dave Keers, with their
daughter Mrs. Kate Gill who purchas-
ed the place from the Keers.
Frank Lee. son of Mr.. and Mrs E
E. Lee and Miss Naomi Hamm of
Grand Junction, were married last
Saturday in Delta. They are now at
home on LaRoux Creek Their many
friends are offering congratulations.
Next Tuesday the 23d will be dona-
tion work day at the Riverside Gene.
terry. The association will welcome
big turn out to help beautify our
burial grounds. The ladies will serve
free dinner to all who help in the
work.
Grant Miller. our Coop trouble
man, was up at Grand Lakes several
days recently in the interest OF the
Phone Company. doing some neces.
sary repair work. Grant says the
Klondike regions are not in it for ice
and snow which is twenty feet deep in
some localities.
The twenty-sixth annual convention
eleventh district of the w. c. T. u
was held at Lazear last Thursday and
Friday. A good attendance was no
ticeable. nearly every locality in the
county being represented and quite
a few from Montrose County Good
substantial meals were served noon
and evenings both days in the base
ment of the Lazear NJ, E. church.
The Music and Art Club met with
Mrs. Balch Wednesday, May 10th.
Mrs. Leitsinger as program leader. at
the home of Mrs. Fisher. The various
musical numbers and readings were
of Greek origin and as usual very en-
tertaining. Mrs. VIM. Pearce and the
Misses Lula and Ruth Fisher were
guests. After the refreshments the
club adjourned to meet with Miss An
nand, May oath in Delta at the resi-
dence of Mrs. F. NJ. Goddard, with
Mrs. Bertha Duke as program leader
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Spray Notice

Let all fruit growers be prepared
to apply the Calyx spray on all apples
and pears for the coddling moth, US
ing two pounds of arsenic OF lead to
one hundred gallons Of water. Be
sure to cover all parts Of the tree
with the poison. In order to protect
the bee man do not spray until the
bloom is of. 1920
R. s. Purtee, County Inspector.
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Will ]. Wood and Mrs. Beulah Bus
by, both Of Crawford. were here Sat
urday and took the competitive exam
ination for the position of postmaster
at Crawford.
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Hugh Gallagher is taking lay-off
from his work as conductor on the
Grand Junction Montrose passenger
train and is visiting his ranch on
California Mesa this week.
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Piano Tuning

F. A. Buttell Piano Tuner. Over
10 years piano factory experience.
Player pianos repaired. Leave orders
at Luke K. Meyers Jewelry
Store. 19-20p
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Do Not Hurry

And leave your work. Buy your
groceries any time between 600 a.
m. and 1000 p. m. Best merchandise
at lowest prices. Peterson & Co.
Depot Store. 14tfc.
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C. M. Ryan. stock brand inspector.
was here Saturday in his official ca
pacity.
The Delta independent., 1922-05-19

the team became frightened and ran
away. They kept to the road SO little
damage was done.
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IIE JOkES UNTIL
THE TRAP II srRu>c

rort Midson. Ia Sept s.-ciaud
Paw y eas haneei iast night
Pavey mounted shs step 10 the gal
hws Nth a smlie so loue .yeu-
bcdy.' he said a. they fatd cs
mssk over bis face Warden. tell
my aoihe- goodbye"
Pavsy vas absolutely without fssl
- hs snd drew MAR Tie vas led
from the barred room where he hai
ipint his hst hours With bis mother
Emma Parey % KanGs CIiy. and
his tvo kst r. a. ten miuu.es 80
twelve lie refused 70 b. accomp1n.
ed ~ a priest. although he had
iaiksd with vns early IA the morn.
INK He waiked 10 the corner Of the
prson yard. where the gallcas stool
smok ng cigArrfe. Al the foot o
he gaiio~s be iauebed and joked
yah wanasa Hollwsn and tbe
gaards.
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LABOR LEADERS AWAIT
ACTION OR COURT
oaseome Of Move Against Iniune.
ton. obtained By the Govern
meni In Chicago Will
Mean Much

washlurioa. ssas Labor lead.
sfs esge s~siiios ,odas the oaloom'
- tter fret legAl move seaiusi n
snlaueiAen sisainsd - 80 eoefa-
mfnt IL chleaFo Ass , idaY ssatast
tho ssfiklnT FsileN shessfaiss ths
fat 81 ~ international neshsf.
hood ~ E rgtrloal wogksra en- 80
ne sifikfN ortsniHatloeN b pse.
vat ths deFA aashouiles trom
su'orcins loeals Gbe rr.yplons -
thn ehosFo ordtf
~ fut niet IN me Dlsuast of
Columbia sugIiste seaa ilsttrly
snt tei Tor b arms sanftaf. a..
sallea the iee nty 81 the thi aeo
aianeiloa. Qacsulufl he 10 i,ilai.
iln ef ne shlsaeo saurt and asuiei
lAat ia plsiaslfts haa been salty of
aty alssal set hifors 81 since
luil Ths sAs-trlosi uaftors We
sd 90 have acted ~ifhoai ~ snss
% he ,'hsr sis ofranis.thaha o.
ttilke bat officials 81 lhs uni satd
shey .kpssisa beth the ismpsraf,
ofair ana the psfmhnsnt ~rit seasht
Yould hsse 3 nailon ~ide frope
Department 81 Jattlfe oHhcials
Nhhs DO. llfine to commsas ZOE Pub
li,aten "a iho union sui. sxpraa a
ihs siani uneff cAnY that 4 the
dhlfiei faFrsms court ahau 4 ant
ths ttmroup faslmln rs o Der IL
~sud lead 20 wldo possibilities n
inlanc'ionn AMI rssiralnlnr ofdsrs
~ "a ~ thai oolfi noder The
ahefmln aud tlafton acls balak 10.
- b. cauiis q pihsr iagisaieii.ut
q aplN AIRED cfrlam to-day hat "a
mintsiraffou e5rfFfenc,s had ia a.
the soucluslan % provisions % n
thifaFo ifiuastioa whha have been
ni'fp cisd as tending 10 lnleffefo
Win "ifes Hl-rshs mifhl he m n
Ted 20 the permanent lnlua astlon.
When ana u gfanisi. vfhout sefi.
iielng he broad purposes n ihs sali
ooan flfd
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! WHERE LOGAN
COUNTY GIRLS
WILL TEACH

Msriie ana Pearl Bridal a Paw
nee
Lawrence Ramseycr al llollenbaol
tshooi west q Marshall
Claire rediro wilson. Il Anadirlo
Reea Riley Wankumis
fayihe iounr wosi o. uonelas
Don Mora'oe. northeast - Marshall
heulah clomons. csslneton
iAyd Spencer Jennings
Roth Hughes, Hunter
Nina wilber and Angls Dehs ruld
Nellie shank tnlon
katherine FulkeNon. Winfield
Kansas
Marjorie Smith. Guthrie
irene conaEhan.
Helen Storey. Amer
Albert nesrd. Mulhai
LAMA i~laueit Dsaware
Rachel iiearn. Garfield schaol
Enid
Belle inglish. Garfield school End
iAla Day. Waliia
Helen ingie. coslngion
Edna Wilber west u Msrsi.an
lille AAAan.
Elmer Smith. Hayward
Esther Murray Powell rlcnneasev
Marlin fofa, southeast of Mar.
shah
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CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE NOTES

The man who live IN a community
accepts IL benefits. IL protection
sends his children 70 lts schoolf. er-
Soys the fellowship q his local
charch. makes use q convenieni
stocks of goods when he want them:
and yet sends the bulk q Ne trade
70 some distAn, city 70 a mail order
house. Which does not pay cne dol
lar o. taxes IN his community. con
trsbutes n0hirg 70 bis school ehursh.
lodge or local charities. whore Of
ficers take no pars IN community af-
fairs. l. helping 70 detrsci from he
community II manner that is
thoughsless and hurtfni~ -
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81 Louis. 40. Seft 81 Police are
searching Tor the thrower q . b NIB
vhlch wrecked an apartment house IN
the fashionable West End. occupied ~
J J. McGregor. president u an auto
bic csacera herr. who. wiih bis hrids.
Nrs Jeanne r0ote, McG.egos. s. visit
ing relatives IN Det' oil. Mich Nr Ne-
Grcgor's - year Cd father Was IN the
apartment alone ~hen the expi,s.op
occurred
The devastation caused considerable
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if 6on't help yoz-' dat kbo~ II yo1
vi b<iieve ne CO not, bit ! o1iy took
toe bottles q LT1ia z Pirkkzns Veg
etzble Compound ard ore q Ly6s z
Pinkhzu's Blood Nedicir< uhen bexxn
% Eet relief and an regular ever slncs
withouf . pan C hez1zrheL.
Wh<a I he oorn I ezn rst ID withouf
beip ard withouf pain I rznf b<xin 70
tel you how feel and box have BE-
gun 20 gan n ueiTht ard look mcre IKE
] o1rtt % ] tti1k ever czF Of wxys
l have been help<d Any one who does
net b<Ilere re cx1 wri<e % ne ard
NJ tel them What SHAPE wzs n lam
reaey % d sry-king I en- ts h<lp y0z
mec1czne. Mrs. HE<UEr1A MIA
1T SpezrH s.. D1T<on. okio
- 30 1ars ~ 60u1f ur1<e - IN
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y.nfA okia, sept s-Four men
held ap he F.rst state tank q.
csn'-siA. okis- twenty mlie- yor b..
~'s. q hers. ate ;sis sfisrnooa. and
escAped IN a motor car with t1efo
N cash an several hundred dollars
In Liberty hords.
The bandhs see last sesn plaslne
isroueh Lenapah. = miles distsnt
BEADED n the dirrstion q co'tsyvme
'kan. A sherfrs posse - N cicse
pafsuit.
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thorough Investigation said Nr
Stewart % an Associated Press
epeseniaiiye. "aud II ans iuflu.
chee ~ attempted we will not
listen 20 Il and viil disregard Il
We will be- thorough in our wort
regardless ~ the results. AMI
there viii b. 20 phase Or angle
that ~ VII not ,samlne into
We will investigate the deaths
Il union coal miners Ia the same
thorough manner that We ar
now investigating the death ~
uan.union mrn We Will also
investigate the actions ~ ihs
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southern Illinois Coal company
aud Williams > Lester Aad sh0ali
ns fud them responsible IN any
manner. Nill lnt hesitate 20 in
dict them any more than -
shall hesitate - inaiet 4uy other
rlilE party
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Di\fRM STATE TEACHERS
COLLEGE ENRMimrNT nc

The first tire days q snrolilax Ia
ceniral STATE Teachsrs coiIers. 81
Eambad. haA ref a .re.ord Tor that
lasiliu,ioh sas Students are crssded
irio The CLASSES for tae coming year
Ihis does not include iso who are
enrolled - the training school
Ths numbers refa 20 large. thas
Z vas impossible 20 starr eIafses o.
iehfdu,s; the admin sirstlon B,lur
>omp LED 70 dsisy he opening oi
sehooi Tor . Day unfil ihs reglsira-
iion COMMITTEES could catch ~
EVEN effort i belns made 20 handle
tie siedsnts IN ths mos, efucless
manngF pofab.e. attn ne equipment
and faculty avaiisble
This Increase shows the trend 20
Hari Central. one q The sert Teach
efs cailsgsf n the soufksesi. and
The bels q lis siss IN ths unted
siaiea Ths e1rollmsnt 1. not just
40 &C dent bsf the slinsr q :
eieady sroxih q ths past four PAR.
ms humber 1. a. incrsa.@ of -
Tersent over ihnf q fhe oorr~eose.
lrs TIM Ass yesr M
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OBSERVATIONS OF
OLDEST isHAsITAsT

The oid-fashioned woman Who usrs
= Get cute . fhriiI rlcine behlns the
cid rzck q bones her beau lad hlred
frcr the lvsry stable for g. per eve
mig now has q tsurhtsr no wou'd
nes be csuTht IN ssyshing brt = t~sA
sIx
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svsE or Thar

do you believe rehfning only
Itrfkes oncs n ne szrae place. asked
BBnh
~Dona0 shout hat but know hat I
kesp % catching shsn5er II ne SANE
Place since 7 have beer MARRIED re-
piled Jlnks
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UrLvcKy - INDICTED
At s1nRls


fconiinuss IRON PAGE ~
massacre This announcement
was made n The time ihe motion
for clark's release was filed
That 4 long ard intricate legal
battle is expected 10 develop from
these trials j. Indicated bf the
preparations that are being made
BY the miners attorneys and the
assistance being rendered hv
miners 81 the state The pledve
II q sum approximaiing k25OO00
~ the mincrs executive board
at Peoria. III. yesterday. Is ex-
pecfed q even be- augmented
Attorneys who have been consid
cred among the best IN soafhrrn
Illipois alrfady have been cn
eae<,i - asist Nr Kerr h the
deft,ee } o. union miners.
That fhr Investigation viii ~
thorough and complete was made
known by the grand jurors them.
selves yesterday, when through
their foreman. John Stewart. the
investigators announced that The
following phases were yet sub.
jet 70 investigation The killing
Of the three union miners whose
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wished 20 move IheT
|szidm orerztm vss
Eecessary. Ny
|rother uoald keep
nayng . Why 6on
|yW take Pnkhzma
|Henristts ard I'd
|Ezy. On. marina L
|vn't hep re, I've
tired too ruch Ons
6zyshe nH Tatme
Get yu one boftls q
|ezckki11 Ym won't
- Cd x&rw rwurk III
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rpRstoo HITs wEsr
KANSAS TOWN FRIDAY

Pat. Kan, sepf "a young tor
nado Cd considcrabis damase 81
Fs i,bsrg n Edrards co1nfy. -
niles aorthssst o. here. this after
noon. s<ver1 lhfssp<s xers d.
moiishsd ahhoagh 10 ous wu in
iursi seriousir. wichltz ara Norh-
wstttrn rs4rhy e><,c.zlz TO-DAY re-
poried hezry rslss a fzrne1
bs'ec. k'nnIsy, Tr1u.dsis and
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~ Kari poVaf has for heS dinner
guests today. " " Hsbop and fan
ny J n BlllInga ana family and Niss
Minnle Billings
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Nsst rday bsine the hlrihdal an
silver ary n Mr. J y Douglass.
Nrs Doas.sss snterisiasd wfh an al
day party whsn Just ihe relatives
~ho wefs NJ etd Nrs Emme {
boaT ass. Miss Eloiss neug sss.
Try noaglass. NJ and Nrf Naroa
Rlnshait Nr snd Me- Lloyd DOUG
i4ss tnd sln. BnlY NJ and Mrs.
Ghun Douslsss I'D iaaxh ar kath
srine Jsan. Nr aud Mrs. warren
Van Hoefsr. we're lrsaent
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Police Are Looking
For Bomb HurIer

excltemst 'n che West End. buf a. faf
a. police could learn nc.body IN the
apartment "a injured The father n
formed T9llee that AZ MrGrego-
wsula return pFohably tomorrow and
could pobably furnish a viae. baf D.
hiinsecf Ma a. ioss 10 explaln the
atiack on the NcGresoF apartment
Mr. McGregor who Is considered
wealthy. was married In New Yofk
July y last. to months ufief beine
divorced BY hh, first wife
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A citizen 4 a nan or ~omsn uho
lives IN q community and works for
the upbuiiding of that community.
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PERSONALS OF
= SOCIETY .

NJ Raymond Davis arrived hri
night iron sulghas to spend soday
~Lh bis parents. Dr and Mrs. Ray
Dava TcmorsOw mcfuinr be- and
Al Nright will lslve for motor trig
70 chioagD ~here Mr Dsvls .1peois
% fnisr ihs ch'earo school q
Musk. M. wflEht win visa hi,
p'rinis for two weeks.
~wg
NJ. and Mrs y . Fhssaflck md
dsushisr. Alice kstAryn ana tos
Frshk Mrs.. claiidy and Mis- Kssh.
rfn cafiids arrived home last ain,
ifom an ali summers 50 "a ths
Eat Thsy toachsd csnlda "a ihssr
ca and also visited the Bermuds
lklln4n.
80 Y
Alss AnAbsl Hinton of Co,ie snl
entertain ths msmbeu of tho Kau
Tau siab t,nirht u . az o'clo-k
d.ruer a. her home
Xxx tx
Alfs Btriah casoit vho has speai
80 m,nihs 10 California. r. a.
pectsd hoHe nsr, wssk
- - "
Mr. Fank Early q Ckbhfms
CO 4 sle sses-end goess q her
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A deniEen is creasd-e that laer,iy
1nhabits tocailty. He eats there are
sleeps there. bat gives nothlns in re-
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operation o. cur farmers. be ready 10
de yonr past ~hen oar committee calls
on ycu Loren Hoichlns. sscy. )
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pareals. Nr spa NJ r a Pa.
cock. i6is Weat ok'Ahama
Nga
Ar ana Mrs franA N.auuer were
called 10 crsAcsai Ia nishs b. ths
10 IDA dsist n Mr. s,aufiers bro
thtr
~ Ns
Mr. aud Mr.. r A Hlgfias and
famsy arr ghs weea sud guests q
Ie,alitos Master Edrar l.ossless
~ha has ~ ihslr gaest n1r ihe past
TN days. aeoompsnke lhen home
= = n
Tha NJ meas rosein Miss.oh ~
isosieiy Of tho West side Msthodlst
shurea VII gsve . ehaln party on
ihe church is~a hen Vsessaf even
ing sep,emles a. An ~. nds q the
church are Invited % sonse and b
Ina N ~ chain Tbis may be
'he Lass social before rttfsrnce. 80
% nos ioFset The tins.
~ Nh
nlrshday paty
Edwara & bruce D. csiebfaisd
IA eer0ad b.rthdAy 4naAsrsAry -
the heme 81 BIZ fflhiplfthis AZ
I'D Mr. O " nrurs iasi sseulbf
His .nncie leonard and his aunt
'Ksihsr wSfe lif Evss 10 the even
inE and 10, .fssie decorsiiors w~s
siiborau saf heau,lfal indeed
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kANsks yourn klllro Nv cAa

KANSAS yourH KILLED nv CAR
0rssl Daad Kan Sept Jchn
~ .lifmson. N. sis years q ass.
Zoo ef NJ md Mrs Joseph n. WI
iiAmscn q Hoslngon uAs run over
By "a "a omobue In he streets of
Holsingion All sssnlng and slmosi
ina'autly Killed raaeral services
n re- held t1s aftefn3on AZ Hols'ng
4 nd TIE bpdy sent today 10
Mar On, Ken. FOR banai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-09

Bd Tuesday evening q next wssk.
the tomnodi0us and Substantial eni-
tie pAvslicn nos being erec,ea a. tie
fair froants. wfa have kesn CON.
P'ssfa-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-09

W " Bahop. uifs and chlnren and
MSe Minnie Blli.nrs drovc do~n from
Aukansas CITY yesterdsy evening 20
spead the week end wiih Mrs ,. a.
Biilings aud family
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-09

Il rOa value ,Asl.xfsAss . or.
neigl boring towns and runt the CO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-09

"N'NVI VIZ EHNFFtaIntu
iag evening Mr rlul Mahon y
'nt Tad The sunday school elass
Sambfr : 8. the Church of Chrli
w.ih Lawn i iafty az tis hone. south
q the citg @ mes we're played untli
a late hour when Zee efeam and ca
~'re served 20 "a russ,s. An wer.
IN efs 10 tssir prase for Paul AMI
IT. mo her as h q and host sses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-09

TAs annual dae RoA - a.na o.
the womens forslsn Missionary
: oleiy q tn rFst A. a. shrr.h was
heid en the church Lawn laai nigat
An iftersiing program ~4s ven by
The klngs Hfraid in pleasing play.
let which broushs before ghe heif
srs sae nssd q hslp 70 dtiee I
rar.s q the world
Me- Cmsen save humorous
rad ng and rraciously responded 10
~ e2cofe with another humorous
reiding The auxiliary mcmb -
save a demons ration of the care
less way 10 which scms mcmpf.
tfsAt their aacred chsrFe The Mite
Boz ~hae others term thfm a. a
haPp nsss bon ---- ----- =
lee cream sud cake were sold Al
The close q The evening AID q nice
aam q pennies. nicktis and dimss
~efe glrnered The Kinxs Hera a
dld erceleui with their Mite Boxes.
- - 90.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-09

parstls Nr spd NJ r a Pa.
cock. lOs West Uk'Ahama
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-09

Gufst pay coantry C.uh
d A. 4. cab, ,oantry oiuh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-09

M Fsnk Ear.y q ckhhsma
cty i tie sses-snd eoest o her