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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
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IWT7NWN TW wv w WN|NTnETUW-
Members of TuIau.s college fnt ln
fNs cast gathered Iu Washington
quito recently enjoying 20 reunion no
.ho chevy chase college They
were Misses OJ1 Weaver Mary CII'-
wright ana DoUpa Mcconnell attend
Ing the above school ANuo stro-
,ollo. 70 student ut DHoiulug school
for girls a. OasIuiuu, ~. ". who
vaF iuNR shluaton ~ that iIwo visit.
ing Miss Alice Robertson, member ~
,uuErcsH. MosgrH Davis BRADY Tint.
,crsitv ~ virginia. uud Nathan Ap.
pIomlu, attending tho Iulvorfl'v of
pcuuaylurI1 nt Philadelphia. who
wprr gucstH uf Ncsasp CDrI aud J
e.. HUNT students A. George wash.
lUEfpu university
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
BnlI Tenn IIn. Ambitions.

Special 70 Ihs World.
DOuT1iAT. March 2i.--The Dou-
that baseball team has been prac-
uciug UP Of late, and VIII shortly
play their first game ~ the season.
They have some "Crackcrjack" play
crs. and last year won IL out Of rs
games played. The manager NJ B.
pooler, states that they are dosirous
OF meeting other amateur teams on
the diamond here, 10 be followed
by return games later.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Fifteen Minutes of Radio Each Day

BY EDWARD N. DAVIS
Formerly Technical Electrical Expert Tor O. Government
tgopytisht 1899. BY United Feature syndcstej

orators or Dvna mosD
Having explained the more I'm.
portant features connected with pri-
mary aud Secondary Batteries tho
articles fO follow will deal with the
construction of tho electrical gen
orator and It's uses In Radio work.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
LInnNNts INENrs

Annual tag day for day nursery.
flouzalcy quartet win appear in
concert. convention hail
Mr. and Mrs. Harry q. Gvinnup
win entertain with buffet supper
complimentary 20 Mrs. u, w.,
NaughCy
Mrs. Thcodotia Farmer IIoury's
Informal party for Mrs. Raymond
MetZEor.
Regular meeting ilyc,hkl club,
~ library.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
10 Niccl Mr.. Olinl,nnt.

Mrs l., G. Murray is entertain
ms with email tca iu her homo
m tho afternoon OF Saturday 10
present Mrs stephen ". Ouphaut,
who has recently como hero from
Beaver Pa. 20 reside.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
uuN APPLIES 10 TIM LEGION.
Thought Socicty Would Take In TX
Soldiers of MI Kinds.

MENtCO CITY. March e. -- 4
man who spoke English with an sC-
cent recently called a. headquarters
OF the American Legion here and
stated his desire 10 Join.
Commander Louis Loeb asked for
his army discharge papers but. when
ne brought them. tho next day. thoy
identified him as ono Of the brayost
soldiers who ever received an iron
cross from grateful kaiser.
Tho German explained that he
thought tho legion was an organi.
cation ot all soldiers. no matter
where they fought.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

Members Of the American Assocl1-
ton OF University Women viii al,o
their annual spring luncheon and
election of officers In the Country
club saturday, Apru I. Mrs Harry
G. Fair VIII arrange for ears to be at
the Y. W. g. a. ~ 1880 TO convey
members to tho club. Miss Ruth sod
wick win have charge Of the pro-
gram.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

An extensive scheme Of clcctrlfl.
cation to cover all OF Holland Is
planned to provide industries with
power Rt low cost
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

Childrcn's Party.
Mrs y ~ Natcts viii entertain
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

moss before It can clip IN under (hln
heading.
II you arc perfectly well and have
had particularly good breakfast.
walk down town instead of riding.
have o Just topping sense Of fitness
-.ihou you turn corner upon
clean, rcd brick house. that KIND
OF gritty clean look Bs II its mother
had Just scrubbed its face, and there
standing M against all that clean
ncgg. all suff and now and fresh
o. lot ~ yellow jonquils nnd ali
around tho yard the grass has
turned Ercon over night. Just rip
ping Ana it actually does make
sou feel happier. You know Ana
Just That happiness. uvor and above
your consciousness of health and
fitness that you had before you
turned tho corner i8 whore nog-
thetlc enjoyment begins.
can't imagine big. healthy
man wasting his umc ON art talks
bu. Mother can ! Imagine any Bis
healthy person missing that over
aud above happiness that that muen
NJ blooming runlight against rtd
brick would rlvc. Aud sometimes
when you've been out on ~ lrHHn
md arc driving hard TO got back iu
Tulsa ly dinner time aud mile
and miles out you Rce that shadow
of angles ON tho Rkv line that ,pg
know is TuIsna skyline. and aa 500.
watch lt it turns pink agnipst tlu
cloud. Just faint liko something iu
o. hubbIc-vou lIIo Tit HlvaHa
mHkos you feel iIko tho first time
sou saw a NaNUyId Parrish pIruup
iu your X. j.. o. when you wcro
liddic--nud YOU keen thinking or
dinner. tho 0dor Of o0ffoo-nnd YOU
wouldn't say anything about that
feeling for tho skyline aud bubble
for the world. tho other fellow might
think YOU we're Kind of quecr-bui
thCrO q iF. Now art. big and llttip
and all tho in-bctwccna, IN lust Hn
effort 10 rc.coato. ro-awaken ono uf
those uvcr.plcirutcs that tho nriis.
Or any ono ~ us might havo felt
Ana tho artist has 90 oxargcratc
change. rcatrlugo tho thinEs no BE-
painting or writing ar ovcr-Euggpei
lt ilat hli bon order 10 nut
across" The musician docs On,
ramo thing
Won .r,,,,,rbo. tho ,t,,,,. ,,.to,, ,.,.,,
bod tbr dc,.cdr.t i,,,i, 1,i,,,,,, a.,
ptt.t t,,, ,,Iss,d a., t,,,,, b,,,t
c,,iont Vol, ,,n tnt, ii,ito ,n,'n
rurnmagod about ma s@tint F, r,iot
rouscd o,or,hody yo,, s,,,,,,sot
dor tIrcl ar Inn tho ,,o,ni,,., .,,,,,
dIdn,t r,1ii, ,,,ucrl l',,o,, ,,,'t .,,,i..,f
n,rf,,,,c ran Ia ,,io.,5 1.,,,,,'
E'It Wv "u.,'
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Easter GIOOeS

Gloves are a costume detail quite as important as
any bigger costume item. Even II convention
didn't call for them, the smart embroidered
styles gauntlet and mousquotairc, designed for
spring arc distinctive enough to give them entrcr
to all smart costume ensembles.
our showing will be welcome news TO women who
appreciate gloves Of finer quality The soft, pill
able yet firm skins. the careful Workmanship
and new shades achieved by tho dyers-an are
noticeable in our immense showing, Are very
moderate,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Easter Candy

"say 1t with Candy" is all very true, especially
when one get such delicious candy as
Mirrors" which is noted for its quality and
purity. Delicious candy in boxes range In size
from half-pound upward in a choice selection OF
many different qualities. Bulk and hard candy
can be had at moderate prices. Easter oggs from
Mirror" pure and wholesome they can be
given to the children in liberal allowances without
fear. Candy eggs in plain and decorated, cream
marshmellow, nousat, Peter Pan, Jelly bean eggs
etc.
Main Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
C0tt0n Fairies

Woven and printed fabrics are truly wonderful
this season, and so fashionable. You must come
to our fabric section, for It's abloom with coorful
and gaily-dcslgned patterns The now French
rntnos and cotton canton cropes arc so different.
Woven flaxons in colors are shown too. Sher-
retcs voiles and organdes are lato newcomers
to the white goods section. There is an inspiration
here in these bolts OF priptcd silk-mixture crepes.
beach CLOTH tissue and zephyr ginghams for every
sort OF dress, whether it be for street afternoon
or house wear.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Easter NeCkzvear

That something new created by Crowley is here.
They are gracefully adept ut harmonzing with
tho rest OF the frock lines. always assuring OF
their popularity. Tho "Vosteo" sports style OF
Jersey, ratinc. basketweave, art linen, arc here
in many colors. Dainty cuffs and collars Just
as winsomc make delightful little freshencrs FOR
sweater or coat frock o Biien scts-theso are
just a fcw OF springs novelties that here in
ncCkwear.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
NezO Fairies

All the new crepos plain and fancy, including
the fashionable sheer crepes. New prints Of crepe
do chine. Toxic crcpes, kittens and ever
many others. Then the sports silks arc dlt-
rcrcnt--new cponFcttos, sports spun, thiatledu
sport silks, satins, natura-colorcd pongce, and
ever 60 many others. gaze into the folds ot
these lovely fabrics WIN give vision OF every
thing that's beautiful along the line of dress,
skirt, etc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Il Neay Suit
S45 to SI75

A smart tolllour IN Springs new mode is Casters
first costume requisite. suit of navy twill cm-
phasizing straight lines, finely tucked areas. boxed
luCKot, may bo the first style YOU see; clever gad
about suit OF tweed may be the second; navy trc-
utine with colorod crepo facing the wide mandarin
sleeve its Jacket may be the third. but II Is not
one two, three and out this spring for the fore
most taillours have contributed generously to the
Easter suit display,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Easter FOOt9vear

Every woman knows the charm OF being neatly
fitted IN footwear Tor Easter morn. II slyos a
certain air to a smart new frock sports op-
parcl Tho Hunt Co.'s new shoes in the seasons
most favored modes are here straps. buckles and
unusual fastcnngs add to their charm. There
&C. comethlng very feminine and lovely about this
footwear. There ls something very good 20 know
about tho prices. too-thcy are low
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
COatS---CabeS
S22 50 to S225

Tho cape refuses to bc put out OF tho way-hut
makes it's 1929 appearance I'm a score OF clever
guises. Graceful capes Of tweeds, homespuns mar
vella and like fabrics, Cape collars cover a wide
style range.
Goats are OF two sorts--the mannish, regulation
general service type, and the wrap-like sort. They
are, however, always skirt length giving longer
line to the figure. Our prices very moderate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Easter NOUeItIeS

Things 20 please the little folks here in
gorgeous assortment-noveltes and favors tabled
ot aid uick selection. Easter novelties and favors,
including real bunnles that hop, chickens, ducks
roosters, coored eggs, cotton bunnies. Baskets In
an endless variety OF styles and sizes 10 be filed
with candy eggs. There are favors priced as low
as 2 cents each and up to So each.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Ne0) Millinery
$40 to S45

Your Easter hat above an olsoand silll they come
the new spring hats the prcttiest bound for
our millinery diaplays and each hat seems lovlier
than the last, II that is possible, Hair braid mans,
mlans and hair braids have met with special favor
under the deft fingers OF master millners and there
jaunty shapes OF faille, OF limbo and OF felt.
Choose first one OF these exclusive hats and It will
give zest 10 your whole Easter wardrobe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
II Ne0, Blouse
IS to S35

Due to the popularity OF sports apparel tho blouse
is In vogue more than ever. IL CO-oporatcs with
the skirt and wrap I'm achieving complete costumes
OF unrNaled smartncss, whether OF crepe do chine.
canton geogrctto crepe The tailored blouse,
which may be OF cotton silk, appears with
delightful collar The dress blouse can be had
with trimmings OF Irish and filet laccs in styles
that are decidedly distinctive,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Art Talks
Jcssle Marion Campbell.


Aesthetics.
Aesthetics In a dictionary term for
cumulative happiness However.
tho dictionary does ditfcrcntlate n
little IN tho cnuscs ~ your happl-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
coNIlNurD FROM PACE TWO.

coN1iNUED FROM PACE TWO.
Personals
Miss Mauruo shaw OF Tulsa, "a
sophomore ot kuoA college. Gales
burg, H.. has boen pledged 20 the
Knox chapter OF Theta Sigma I'M.
wumon'a national honorary jpurual.
istiC society suo ls uu tho stut uf
the "kuUA Etuduut.' the college
weekly and IH % member OF IW
Mu social surJIIt.
Miss Grace l.w,l, NOsaia. vi.
fon AtwpI aud JUafot AduWH OLD
az lhiI.uth,, " , ar8 tb0 tuastH
of M. aud Me-. George Hollow nud
Misc BusuIInl Hollow. MDacra Ate
wei anu Adams attended tuo l,u.
taIau m.,llus As,u tJ4 week u
MuaEuEtu.
Ns. o. A Thompson leaves .ut-
uraBy luu DuUl Ui., lpOuiug luy
winter u.I. WIIu u'. daughter NIH.
d. ~. Lluuu.
Size. q C. Carleton LUs returned
o. h,r homo m oklahoma Guy uitoI
q visit u..s 90 h.. siH..I Mia. Fred
d. tlut.U
MD and Mrs Frank s. Fryer Of
Bartioa,UIn aIu newcomers here
ana ar, located 1t lloJ Norlh Dcu-
NyI avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Music and Art

1hy r.zulIr monthly social meet
Ing OF tine Duumau ,luO waB mold
Monday evening uud associated.
WaB a program uf iutDuctt uud beau.
~ Members ana thuir guests HH-
sCmblgd ln thu DuD rooms ut tho
s ". G.. \. llurty saltvt. Nululst,
g.tvU souvenir dc Moscow tllub.
tiNn AM, tWIvullwWsD. "imdu
Ihunt' Ulmsky y-kulaaKutD ana
"Conzinottn UJ'AmbrusiUJ, ana
was Nurmiy greeted. Miss Virginia
Beil played ltnyhmauiuOffs ptyludo
IN 4 sharp minor ana McbuWulis s
70 a Naor LAZY
Thu vocal numbers included Pale
Moon" U.ogduJ aud ave Maria,
tdounduJ by Miss Hazel Nclsun,
with violin uhugJtO by Mr. Splter,
- Sole Mo tDiCapnaD, "O lot
the Night Speak to Me- tDhad-
wllD. "Ihc Louk' UiIlD, by Mrs.
A.. ~. CunsUlyo, Miss Constance
Eirich Eayo 81 Am Thy Harp
tWoOdmanJ, "Slumbcr Song tQuil-
teri. 'Fulillmcnt' tMaC DorinidJ.
The closing numbers woiu "Ino
Wounded Birch" ana "llomcland,"
both written by Grotchaninof, and
MoEarts Non SO plu Cosa SON." by
Miss Agnes Dunnigan.
iollpNlhb luo lhuelcal pluklolu,
With Mira. James GCtguod at tho
plano. the guests participated la a
music memory contest. Tho host
csses were Mrs. III. W. reCkenpaugh,
Mrs, Harry Tanner Mrs. T., ", CUu-
solve, Miss Grace Ellsworth and
Miss Willeno Finncy. The April pro-
gram Will be arranged by the dirCC-
tor OF tho Cadmnn club, Robert
BEIGE Carson, and tho aCCOmpanist,
MrA. Walter l.. Cain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Il Ne0y Fr0ck
S25 to SI25

You may not nocd for Easter day especially. but
surely will for many social affairs that crop up
Immediately after, and selections now are at their
best
knowing their lines Spring frocks proclaim them
selves 20 fashionable women Crepes, new ones like
Pauetto and croponge. fashion frocks with sido
irsperios, besdvork and Distinguishing sleeves.
kasha cloth combines with satin to achieve street
rrpoks and taffetas justly liked.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Il Nee Skirt
SIS to S25

or course you would expect skirts 20 retain their
irregular outlines, which have proven graceful
hut the newest styles are fringe, OF English blanket
cloth I'm wrap paround style. II is only one however,
OF the many here for spring They are of knitted
fabrics Jersey creponge flannel and prunela--aud
colors interesting intriguing, irresistible. The
values presented the best in today's markets.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
..22l1l1
Drdpery and UphoISterin1 Departments Are
Equipped to Execute the Most
Difficult Treatment

touch of color at the window may be all that
is needed to transform the most somber room
into a sunny bower of cheerfulness. We have
in our store the most complete line in the
southwest of medium and high class stuffs
department of interior decoration will convince
you.
We are offering few specials for Monday
only in glass curtains and nets.
75c Quaker Craft Net, Monday only . 55c
$l.l0 Quaker Craft Net, Monday only 90. 55c
$l.5o Quaker Craft Net, Monday only $l.1O
$2C0 Quaker Craft Net, Monday only $l.45
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

KASIER comes but year and among the calendars
IL red letter days rs deS-ab time for aV-for Madame
and Miss. Not all Of Fashions secrets for the
Spring Exposition.
Some the best ideas haze been debcd and only
becy dbayed in the Easter AbbareL You choose here and
, from DISTINGUISHED designs buying here, yOp may
J0u enjoy Price advantages
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Mr.. ana Mrs. John knowles wcuv.
~ gave "a puplls recital Yesterday
afternoon at their home on College
avenue An interesting program was
regd"red by tho following punlsts:
Gouovc Summers. Jewel Loo, Ado
laido Phillips aud Bcttv Weaver.
HclCua Dunkle. Nell Elizabeth smith.
Dorothy Price. Mary Day Mvra
Day Maxine Williams Joe Applogltc
and kenneth Pasmurc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Miss Margaret wyndham and Mr..
John knowles Weaver viii present
a group Of puplls IN n piano and OK
preston recital ncXt Friday evening.
April z. at E;i5 o'clock, IN tho audi.
torium or tho University Of TULSA
Tho program viii be open Ia the
public.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Society
clubs Music-Woman's wofE

4 tsrlainsd tho "Imprcsario" singers
| at supper. .
Nira Iotha Stanley Lawhon present
/ Cd her violin and plano claRH 300 recital
| Monday evening iu her home nt gul
! SUrth Denver. ~ is the purpose ~
Mrs IaWhon and her class 10 pro-
srut % violin Co the tho Frances
willard home. Tho program f0r the
evening iu.lowa:
Violin colo. Little WALTZ" Gtcuoy
+ plano cola. "pIpi"r MARCH, tN
smith, Phoebe Ann Lowhou. violin
solo. "Morry HobolIuk" Dkr1Rm9uuJ
Emile itnstIrEh Violin solo, Rob
IHH Lullaby Ckragnnunl. E1ih-
orno bland. Violin solo, primrose
Dance Glrarmnuu1: U1rcld CbHu-
rCrs Piano solo. pretty Brdir'
george Spluldinr1 Alice Hurst
Violin solo "EloElc' tDNnsscuoDs
Donald White Nu,ll solo. "N,Iudv
uf Luyr', Emile Hastings. Violin
solo. "l1 tIuuuIIutpluo' IGuhIIDl
NsNoD, William kiatlof Piano sUlu
'Iu ihn UuulamithH shop Olid.
ilu solo, FIFTH Air Nnrio' tCharlag
bIuCirJ; EilIv IlumoA Plano solo,
On Grace" rrhco Lacb, Clcopha
llDlvio. Violin colo, "Luiu IN UaIr'
Lutte Hurst, accompanied on piano
by luth NcChru. Violin solo.
"Gay0ito' G'raul Gossocl "WRltz',
rId KearnsJ. Earl iIolvle. Violin
colo, "Gavottc' tFrouz gosgccl,
"WHllz' Csd Ecarnp; Earl IIolvic.
Plano duet Merry Making lu tho
Garden" lF NcWutuD. Iutto Hurst
and Ruth MrCbriu. violin solo.
"llowcr Song GaugoD3 william
MttlVrlu rlnuO solo "IdIIio" tJbrp
ipnl1. Dorothy owen Violin solo.
Meditation" from Thnis tMns-
fcutDi "Miuuct I'm O." (HocthoycnD:
Maurice Dc Niuua. Piano duct
Jubilee March tDinbcllnD; Ruth
MoCl1rn nud Mrs. tnwhon Violin
seytot. Bnri llolvie Hulv Humcs.
william McClarin. Luttie Hurst.
William Klstlor ana Maurice De
Nlnna.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Here You win Find

Quclqucs Flcurs, Houbgant's Ideal, Coty's JAS
mine, LOrigan, An Air Embaume. Alas De
Riguad karcss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Just for the Day

Easter day you will want TO he at your best. A
drop OF yrfumc, rich and rsre--just lends the
proper pquancy. And best OF all, 81 need not be
Just for the day either, because a amount
OF exquisite perfume used drop by drop lasts
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Main Floor.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-02

! Mrs. p. X. Ware, of Pennington
and Mrs. Stee, of Hampton, vfSitet
a few days last week at the home O.
their brother, DR.. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Peck OF
Chicago will arrive here this week
to spend Homecoming with Mr.. anG
Mrs. c. c. Inman.
Mrs. L. S. Dale went to Mime.
apolis this morning on weeks visit
to her daughters, Mrs. F. Ramberg
and Miss Anna Dale.
Miss Agnes Carlson and Stella
Ruth returned yesterday from Clear
Lake where they attended the Ep-
worth League Convention.
Mrs. B. F. Lennon and son Don
aid left today for Glendale, Calf.
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
d. Z Reed, for an indefinite time.
/ Miss Eleanore Grinna of Denver
Colo, arrived Monday for three OF
four weeks visit with her many
friends in the city and relatives in
the country.
Mrs. Marshall Barge left Tues.
day for Mason City to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. f. Kersey. From there she
accompanies them to Chicago on q
buying trip.
Mrs. Sanford Grant returned
from Cedar Rapids last Saturday eve.
ming after spending several days
with her brother Mr.. E. o. Samuel
son and wife.
Miss Rose Lomen and son were
/, shoppers from Calmar last Saturday
Miss Myrtle Fretheim returned
to Ridgeway Saturday after visiting
few days with Miss Leona Soren-
son.
Mrs. Alfred Nordaker returned
to Soldier, Iowa, last Thursday af,
ter visiting her father, Mr.. H. S
Berg for a few days.
-Supt. Ole Nelson and family are
expected from Goodell, Iowa, via cal
Saturday to spend home coming with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rygg
Miss Agnes Rygg who has beer
spending the summer with them vii
accompany them here.
Prof. Carsten Sperati and family
arrived here last week via car ia
spend couple of weeks with his par,
ents, Prof. and Mrs. Carlo Spefati
They were accompanied by Miss
Esther Burkee of Tocoma, Wash.
who will also visit there until after
Homecoming.
Rev. John LinnevOld and family
autoed down from Glehwood, MINI.
Thursday on a visit to his sister
Mrs. Geo. P. Ode and father and
brother in Frankville Twp. They left
Friday for Edgerton, Wis, and will
return here for the Homecoming.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-02
IL
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IlORUlI / uIIIuUUI j.. F.
j DcoahI Iowa


| Miss Esther Rogness was a shop
per from Ossian Friday.
Mrs. Ella Erickson of ossian
visited friends here last week.
Mrs Sarah Qualley returned from
Northwood Saturday where she visit
/ ed relatives.
Mrs. Mae Miller left for Austin
Friday to visit her daughter Mrs.
Leonard Goltz.
Jake Winger and Einar Omdahl
autoed to Minneapolis last week on
few days visit.
Rev. Alfred Nesseth, of Leeds,
n. D., arrived Wednesday on a visit
to his mother at Nasset.
H. A. Meyrick arrived Saturday
from Chicago on a visit to his par
ents for couple of week.
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knight Dept. Store.
Mrs. w. r. Perry returned home
to Oelwein Friday after several days
visit with Mrs. Glenn Cobb.
Miss Bessie Bakken came from
Ridgeway Monday to spend the day
with her sister, Miss Anna Bakken.
DIR. A. c. Woodward and daugh-
ter Francis went to Minneapolis Fri
day to visit her aunt Mrs. 0. A..
Schall.
Miss Clara Allen concluded her
visit with her. cousin Miss Mildred
| Thompson and returned home to Min
neapolis Friday.
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knight Dept. Store.
Frank Bloomfield and mother
came up from Elkader Friday on a
visit to old friends here, and all were
pleased to see them again.
Mrs. C. w. Edwards and sons
Charles and James arrived here from
Chicago last week on a visit TO her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Brom-
ley.
Mrs. c. Roselle, of Chicago, ar
rived here last week on a visit to
Mrs. B. o. Marsh, and her parents,
the Knute Grindeland family of Hes
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Bruflodt
and the latter's mo Their, Mrs. John
son, autoed to Minneapolis last week
on a visit to the latter's son "Mollie''
Johnson and wife.
Miss Henrietta Naeseth accom-
panied her brother Rev. VIM. Nae
seth and daughter Elizebeth home to
Winchester last Friday morning af-
ter a visit here with relatives.