The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-28
World Sand Springs
Bureau
GRACE l.. KING PHONE Ia2


sAND SPRINGS. July 27.-Thc
Sand Springs Light. water & Gas
Co. is building an addition TO it's
plant for the purpose OF pumping
the Shell creek water into the city
mains
N. ]. Woolsey OF Tulsa has pur-
chased what Is known as the Cash
and Garry" grocery store. 20 East
Second street, formerly owned by
+. NJ. McFall. The store viii re-
open August 10 and be known horo-
after as the Bon Ton grocery and
market, and Is prepared to give the
city first-class service.
The committee OF the Wekiwa
township fair board has the manu-
script OF the premium list In the
hands of the printer, and the book
will be ready for distribution within
the next few days The better baby
contest, together with the mnde-in-
Sand Springs exhibit, also with an
unusual number OF special premiums
given by the Sand Springs mer-
chants, promises to be tho best fair
ever held here. The fair will be
held In the city hall, September 10
and IA.
The Sand Springs greenhouse has
added a number OF improvements
this summer such as a rearranGing
OF the heating system. building OF
raised benches for growing of cut
flowers. planting OF one house to
the newer varieties OF roses, and
also connecting up to the Shell
creek water system.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Middleton ro'
turned Saturday from a three weeks
vacation TO New York City. Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, Washington. Chi
cago and Kansas City. During their
absence they attended the Elks ma
tional convention at Atlantic city.
where he went as a delegate from
Tulsa
Mrs. c. r. Parker, Mrs. II. H..
Snow. Mrs. Geo, Destabler, Mrs. j.,
r. Small and Mrs. Florence Atchin-
son we're guests at the reception OF
the Good Government club hold in
the city hall In Tulsa Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Atchison was Sand
Springs representative at the punch
bowl
Fred Causely will erect a five
room modern bungalow on West
Fifth street The contract was given
TO X. -, Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c, Best are NOV
ing TO their farm south of this city.
First Christian church will occupy
the city residence OF MIR, and Mrs,
Best.
r. s. Daniel OF Daniel and Gibbs
Real Estate & Insurance Co, is
confined TO his bed on account OF
Illness this week
The willing Workers club enter
tained the Queen Esther club with
a picnic at the Sand Springs park
Miss Bessie Porter of Sperry VIII
be the guest OF Miss Allene Plummer.
$40 North Wilson street the week
end.
Edison Tingley. 406 North Main,
who IL attending school In Tulsa, has
been absent the past week due 10 III
ness.
The Ladies' Home Missionary so
ciety OF the Methodist church have
adjourned their meetings until the
last Friday in September,
c. c. Blckford will spend Sunday
in Okmulgee with his sister Mrs,
Hinchburger and family.
The expert class OF the Christian
church meets every Monday night 20
study the methods OF the Christian
Endeavor.
Clarence Mckay, assistant general
superintendent OF the Pierce OH
corporation, Is In Oklahoma CITY
lhiS week on business TRIP.
Mrs, r. l.. Robinson and daughter.
Lucille Ann, expect 10 leave next
Tuesday for Santa Fe, n. NJ, to visit
Mrs. Robinson's parents Lieutenant
Governor and Mrs Pankey
George Gilmore. superintendent Of
the Christian church Of sand Springs
and Mrs. j. II. pudReon with their
cars chaperoned the Sunday school
class OF Mrs. Merritt, who has a
membership of 27 regular attendants,
TO the county farm last sunday after
noon
Mrs. George y. Davidson, 5Ol
Lincoln street, returned Monday
from Okmulgee. where she visited
her daughter, Mrs. j. W. gill and
family for two weeks.
Mr., and Mrs, c. w. Heath are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Morris
,f Mounds this week,
Il. L. Wiser and wife, Mrs A
Taulk and son, Billie, and Mrs. s. d
Harvey left Monday by motor for
albuquerque, n, M. for an extended
outing.
q. B. Merryman, Sand Springs
merchant is leaving this week for
Tennessee where he will spend q
mopih at different points. --...---