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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-11

motor drives and the Junior-Senior
banquet; but it was left TO the seniors
to perfect the one day, with a picnic,
which was a great crush and as some
of the members said, came near to
being a swimming party the first
part of the day and later sleighing
party This was scarcely expected
when we remember that the sneak-oH
day was arranged for Monday morn
ing at 5 o'clock Alarms were closed
and some went sneaking back to bed,
others with spirits high braved the
rain and met others, who soon staged
a party for themselves and went forth
to pull the sleepy heads from their
beds of slumber, so at 8 O'Clock five
cars, loaded with enough eats for
hundred, and with about thirty boys
and girls, STAYED off breakfast, and
with hair dressing, buttoning shoes
and putting on wraps they were on
their way, with Miss Joy Dewell mot
a word has been whispered as TO
whether she shut off the alarm clock
or not) acting as chaperone. The
plans arranged delightful itinerary
with destination for lunch at Ruby
creek. Stops en- route were made IN
Boise, where some OF the crowd must
have a cup of coffee, and one of the
cars must need little repair. From
there they motored to Arrow Rock
dam, where some time was spent In
inspecting and wandering over this
wonderful piece of work A few stops
for minor car trouble and the next
stop was Ruby creek. where best of
ali the day, an abundant lunch was
spread and regardless of the snow
storm, the fire and the jollety Of the
occasion kept Old Man Chill from
overstepping and spelling the pro-
missing happy day. Late In the at
ternoon they met at the Natatorium
IN Boise, with dinner and show as
parts of the program From -
o'clock until /, cars came into town
bearing the tired but happy bunch,
who have been the envy of those who
failed TO get up on the cold and wet
morning.
With the time honored custom of
Junior-Senior banquets, Emmett SEN
iors were honored Friday evening of
last week. They are always elaborate
affairs. and Of the prettiest of APP
pointments, and this years Senior
class were given quite the contest of
all. The High school auditorium, with
walls and ceiling covered with stream
ers Of pink and cream and arranged
May time style, cleverly concealed
the tables for four, in booths at each
side of the room. Ferns and the
abundance of fruit blossoms were
used in profusion about the room in
delightful mode, and At each table
where the dainty menu was served |
Toasts, welcome to the Seniprs'
was given by Arthur Oleson. and By
ron Knee responded; Reflections" by
Edith Peterson, and Emmett High |
school, by Supt. Geo. D. Knipe- Fer
the evening a delightful little pro-
gram was arranged, including violin
duet by Janet Hawkins and Kenneth |
Nelson, Annabel Anderson gave .
reading. In the quartet were Opal
HEREFORD, Hazel Lark, Arthur Olson
and Morris Haylor. A farce followed
and the Senior class song, then dane
ing for the pleasure of those attend
ing was enjoyed after the informal
program.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-11
EMMETT NEWS

Silver Le1 Dairy, phone 81 ]. 3.
Hemstitchine. Leave orders At I'll.
Golden Rule. b
OoIored Sateen Pettieoats CSC, .,
Goldea Rah.
Certified Dicklow seed wheat At tn.
Coop. Exchange.
John Yeck il in town on business
this week from Boise.
Gossard corsets for sale by Mn
Kinsey, 212 4th st. Phone 269J. 81
o. u. Chambers and David DeCIark
were in Boise on business Friday.
New lot Of Jersey sport Jackets. an
wanted eolors, 1898. Golden Rule
Store.
We sell general nursery stock. Gem
Nursery CO. Box e26, Emmett. Phone
222 w.
Mrs. J. H. Hill of Cascade was in
Emmett Sunday visiting at her
Brothers home.
Ray Nichols Of Sweet and Rush
Chase Of Eagle were visitors in EN-
NETT Tuesday.
Have you visited the Overland bar
Der shop this week. Give the new
owners . trial
Mrs. Jack Porter was shopping in
Emmett Wednesday and called on
Mrs. Lou Porter.
Feed your chickens Prepared Bry
Mash aad you viii get good returns.
Coop. Exchange.
Remember our new line Firsheen
silk underwear At underwear counter.
Golden Rule store.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Feuling were
visitors Sunday at the w. w. Wilton
home from Caldwell.
Follow the hands on the pole at the
Bank of Emmett corner and visit the
overland barber shop.
Patronize home industry by de-
manding butter made by Gem Cream
cry, an Emmett institution.
The Past Noble Grand Circle will |
DE postponed from May Is to the 25th |
and will meet with Mrs. George Burk-
hard.
Jap sport crepes, all new coiors, 35c
at Golden Rule Store.
Mrs. Frank Lockwood arrived Sat-
urday from Ogden to join her hus-
band, who is employed in Geo. Max
fields office.
Charley Wilton and family spent
Sunday in Caldwell visiting their
daughter, who is attending the Col
lege of Idaho.
u inch satin finished damask at 79c
at Golden Rule Store.
Mrs. Jesse Eclroat of Brownlee
visited last week with Mrs. Willis
Skiff. She went from here to Boise,
where she underwent an operation.
Walter Nusbaum and J. H. Cowell
of Nampa spent the greater part of
last week in Emmett in the interest
of the Home Building and Loan As
sociation Of that city. This company
has been 80 successful in Nampa that
it is now extending it's scope to in
sclude other towns. The gentlemen
were given encouragement and it is
probable a branch will be organized
here. Mr.. Nusbaum will have the
of the branches in En-
NETT, New Plymouth, Fruitland and
Payette.
Special lot Ladies' trimmed Hats
98c at Golden Rule Store.
Adamine seed eats at the Coop.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-11

Mrs. I. J. Dickson and Miss Patton
entertained 16 friends At . personal
shower Wednesday evening At the
home of the former, eomplimenting
one of Emmett's teachers, Miss
Moss, who will become the bride
Of Daniel McBane of NampA early IN
June The living room, . bower of
fresh apple blossoms, R2S the center
of much interest and excitement, ~
the announcement was pieced together
from an original poem, written BY
Mrs Dickson on the picture of q shoe
and pieced together. AT the close OF
the announcement . message from
Dam Cupid arrived with a purple
crepe flour sack, lettered IN white
Scott's Best Flour
Moss
and
McBane
consolidated
This caused great deal of merri-
ment as it became known that Mr..
McBane was connected with the
Nampa flour mill The sack carried
the shower gifts. This was followed
by the delicious lunch and converse
ton:
Following the play, Rose of Ply
mouth Monday evening, the cast OF
players eomplImented Mrs Everett
Barton, their director, and Mrs Ro-
bert Holorook, who acted as manager,
with surprise party at the home OF
Mrs. A. J. Colvin. The hours were
spent in visiting and talking over the
play ana WORK OF the ciuo, with .
dainty collation. served by the cast
Mrs. G. A. Warden was hostess
Sunday for Mrs L B. Green, presi-
dent of the State Federation of Wo-
mems clubs. She was guest Monday
of Mrs Hartley
The Eastern Star Club met Friday
of last week and enjoyed one of their
pleasant afternoons at cards, at the
home of Mrs. A. ]. Colvin. A dam
ty lunch was served by the hostess
during the tea hour.
Mr.. and Mrs C. d. Bucknum en-
tertained q few friends with a card
party ut their home Thursday even
ing. For decorations the hostess used
fruit blossoms and seated her guests
At two tables for see The luncheon
was served in the dining room at
table prettily decorated IN flowers and
ferns
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Wal
ter Brown
The st. Mays Guild are meeting
this afternoon with Mrs. Jack Irving
rs hostess.
The Dorcas division met Wednesday
with Mrs Whitman.
Honoring the arrival of a son,
Donald Leroy, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Bud Mars, they have been
showered with congratulations and on
Monday the little fellow was given
surprise shower of rattles, and
wardrobe that viii be the envy OF
many. The afternoon was spent
by u ladies' visiting oveR
the coffee cups
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-11

One of the parties Of this weeks
social calendar, which proved to be a
most happy and successful affair, was
the dancing party given Miss Eliza
beth Nicols at the family home on
Second street Saturday evening.
There were twenty guests who spent
the evening dancing to gay program
of the latest airs, played by Miss
Helen Hargus- At about IL O'Clock
dainty collation. was served the merry
little party.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-11
Warning.

Warning.
Dog tax is now due and must be
paid Immediately 1T City Hall.
C. K. McAULEY,
City MarshaL
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-11

Among the graduates from st. Al
phonsus hospital Friday, May II, will
be one of Emmett's girls, Miss Char
lotte Parrish, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. Parrish, who was grad
uate of Emmett's High school three
years ago, and has made good in her
classes at St. Alphonsus The diplo-
mas will be presented by Governor
Davis Among those attending from
here will be Mrs. Parrish, Miss Min
ME Knox and Miss Margaritha Thorn
men
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-11

The Eastern Star Club met Friday
of last week and enjoyed one of their
pleasant afternoons at cards, at the
home of Mrs. A. J. Colvin. A dam
ty lunch was served by the hostess
during the tea hour.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-11

Mrs. G.. A. Warden was hostess
Sunday for Mrs L B. Green, presi-
dent of the State Federation of Wo-
mems clubs. She was guest Monday
of Mrs. Hartley
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-11

The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Wal
ter Brown
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-11

A contest on different points ar
ranged for the interests of the young
people of the B. Y. P. U. again result
ed with one side winning, this time
group No. 2 with the losing groups
Of Nos I, and acting as hosts and
entertaining with q most elaborate
dinner. Six tables were arranged to
seat the party with decorations of
ionquiis and fruit blossoms. Mrs.
Lathrup acted as toastmistress, with
each group responding.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-11

Social courtesies have marked the
week in charming ways; in fact, En-
mett's latchstring has been out the
past week for the last Of the Senior
High school days with luncheons,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-11

The St Mays Guild are meeting
this afternoon with Mrs. Jack Irving
rs hostess.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-11
Light, gray and navy dress prints
1Oc at Golden Rule.

J. L. Jensen this week started up
his ice cream factory and will furnish
to his customers the same high quail
ity product that was so popular last
wear. His cream is home made under
the cleanest and most sanitary condi-
tons possible. He uses fresh cream
from his own dairy.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. NJ. Earlywine re-
turned a few days ago from q six
months visit with relatives in east
ern Canada, about 200 miles from
Brooklyn, N. Y, Chicago and Indiana,
two months of which was spent at
the two last named places. During
that time they visited nearly all of
their 81 children and step children
snd their 83 grandchildren.
20 OF. 7x15 tarps, $7-s5. Golden
Rule Store.
Swedish Select seed oats at the
Coop. Exchange.
Do you need practical nursing?
Cali 81 r 8. 28-d.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-11

statioaery At The Index offies.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SAILS sets hay sings S. A.
Russell, phone 49, R Is If.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-11

The Dorcas division met Wednesday
with Mrs. Whitman.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
Eft IS ~ f'E#|
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS

While driving an automobile at
Root and State Street. Frank Win
field As, So East And Street, was in
jurcd in collision with another car.
Milton McCant, so, 5l38 State
Street, was knocked to the ground
Sunday while riding on the running
board OF an automobile.
William Johnson, 81, 1850 Federal
Street, was struck by an auto Friday
as he alightcd from car at 10th and
State Streets.
While waiting for car at 30th and
State Street Saturday, Mrs. Isabelle
Duncan, 81, 1888 Grand Boulevard,
was struck by a Yellow cab, tractur-
ing her shoulder.
Mrs. Mamie Gregory, 80. 22l7 Dear
born Street, was injured Thursday
when the auto in which she was rid
ing was struck by car at 29th and
State Streets
Bradford Afosely, 20, 1927 Prairie
Avenue. was struck BY a Yellow cab
Saturday at 35th and State Streets
Three people were injured Satur-
day when a car struck an automobile
in which they were riding at 36th and
State Streets. They were, Miss
Ethel Ward .. 6137 Wabash Ave
nuc. and Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Hayes,
1888 Wabash Avenue.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
TAVERN NEWS

This week has been a very busy
week ior the Tavern. Many beautiful
luncheons, dinners and atter-thrcatrc
parties. Among those who had res
crvations and special meals served
were: AIr II. +. Arnold OF New
York, in honor OF Mr.. Gabriel ".
Johnson, mayor of Monroyia, Liberia,
s. A., together with his secretary,
Emily {. kinch OF Philadelphia, Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Brown of In
dianapolis, Ind, II. ". Kirby OF New
York.
DR.. and Mrs. Waldo E. Alexander
and their guest, Mrs. Harry +. Butord
OF Omaha Neb.
Mr s. A. Brussaux in honor OF Mr..
Clyde Glass, who has just returned
from Europe and Mrs. Felix Payne OF
Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. George Faulkner in honor OF
Mrs. Lula Haskell and Mr. Bertha
Holloway. DR.. and Mrs. p Chas.
Downs in honor OF Mr. and Mrs. \.
+. Bush, Little Rock, Ark.
Mr.. Turner Layton in honor OF Mrs.
Norman Cottcr and Miss Minerva
Lee OF New York City. Nh and Mrs.
/. /. Clairer OF Winona, MINI Mr..
VIM. L. Hawkins for Miss Helen
Smallwood and Miss Laura Hall.
Editor and Mrs. r. S. Abbott for
Mrs. Albert Jackson of Savannah, Ga,
Banker Jesse Binga, DR.. and Mrs.
Bert Anderson. Attorney Ghas. VII
son. Attorney Herman Moore, f. ".
Harsh Jr., Mitchell Davis, Bindley {.
Cyrus, Mr. ". D. Allimono, wife and
daughter, \. A. Boyd, DR.. Frank
Smith. DR.. Gordon Jackson, DR., vii
liam Hall DIR. Julius Green, DR.. Hale
Parker. Mr.. Howard L. Fowler Of St.
Louis. Mo, Mr.. Geo. Galloway Tor
Miss Margaret Policy, Mr.. E. Walker
Tor Miss Eliza Vernon OF New York.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Jordon. Mr..
Iordon is one OF our famous national
directors. Mrs. Olive q. Moore, Est
fer German, Mr.. Lorenzo d. Dcbroe
and wifc for Mr. and Mr.. Nm. II.
Harrison OF Cincinnati, OHIO.
Misses Louise Collins, Naomi Ia
bron and Josephine Ball.
c. FELTON, Gales for Miss Callic II.
Davis
Carl N. Sanders and Clarence Tin
dale OF New York City, A. q. Win
slow, Mr.. ". Z. Woodard
Due to the great reduction in prices
The volume OF business at The Tavern
has increased TO such proportions that
many of the city patrons and out-of-
town guests have failed to register in
the rush and therefore many names
are omitted from the Tavern notes.
Among the coming events of The
Tavern is announced the entertain
ment of the "Strut Miss Lizzie Com
pany by Mr.. Cramer This is but an
other indication that when ono thinks
Of good food, reasonable prices, ex-
ccllcnt cuisine, first class service and
atmosphere all combined. He natur-
ally thinks OF The Tavern.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
.DREAMLAND HOST To
STAR Performers

Stars of three musical shows now
playing in Chicago ~ill be the guests
Of honor ut the Thursday afternoon
matinee this week ut Dreamland Cafe.
They will be the members of the
Strut Miss Lizliep company, now
playing at the Auditorium theatre, the
Bandanao company, now playing at
the Green Mil Gardens, and the plan
tation Days company now playing at
the Avenue Theatre. At this time
cabaret goers will have am opportunity
for the first time TO meet personally
the stars who for the first time in the
history of the American theatre have
put colorcl entertainment ON the map
and made it a fixture on Broadway.
Greater interest is beginning to be
manifested IN the Sunday afternoon
matinees, now that the summer sea
son is over and the weather is begin
ming to get cooler. Matinees ON Sunday
begin at j:30
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
South Side Property Owners
Association

On next Sunday afternoon at four
o clock the South Side Property own
ers' Association will hold its regular
scmi-monthIy meeting at the Unity
Clubhouse, $40 Indiana Avenue.
This organization is fast becoming
a popular unit for constructive work
along economic lines. applicable to our
group and IS attracting the interest
and membership of large numbers OF
our people.
Pro. \. {. Z. Mnot. a psychologist
of national reputc who was rendered
a reception on September 9th by many
OF Cbieaeos leading citizens, will be
one OF the speakers on Sunday. Judge
William Harrison, eminent iurist and
cx-Oklahoman is scheduled as the
other speaker. The musical program
will be under the direction OF Prof.
J. II. Johnson. long one OF our most
accomplished artists and instructors.
The meeting will begin promptly at
tour o'clock and will dismiss at five
thirty.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
Clyde Glass Here

Mr. Clyde Glass OF Kansas City.
we'll known baritone solo,t. passed
through the city last week, having Just
come from Europe where he has spent
the summer. He has been royalty en-
tcrtained by many oi his friends who
are wcll-known musicians of the city.
Mrs. Felix Payne OF Kansas City
is another one OF the many charming
guests of that Missouri city who Wis
tied Chicago during the past weck.
Mrs Norman Cotter and Miss Min
crva Lee were the guests OF their
brother-in-law. Mr.. Turner Layton,
last SATURDAY and Sunday, returning
Monday to their home in New York
City.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
MIS-. Edwoods III

Mrs. Prince L. Edwcods OF Masas,
sas, Va, is i'll at Provident Hospital
With leakage Of the heart. Mrs. Ed
woods has a wide reputation as a
teacher and social worker. A grad,
uatc OF the New Jersey State Normal
school and student in New, ! ork
school OF Social Work and Columbia
University, this young woman entered
her profession with the necessary
preparation and training. Some OF the
scbools in which she has taught taught are. r.
Rock. Re-, Ark, P. S. No. 50, Sew York
CITY, and the Manassas industrial
industrial secretary OF the New ork-
Urban League Mrs. Edwoods placed
hundreds OF Juveniles in positions.
Mrs. Edwoods and her infant son
Prince /. Edwoods. Jr. constltu-e the
family of Prince L. Edwoods, wee. /
OF the Manassas industrial
school
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
Ends Long Tour

Mime. EzeIIa Mathis Carter, 45OY
Prairie Avenue president, The Carter
System OF Hairdressers Association,
one who is doing great work for the
people. returned to the city a lew day
ago alter tour OF the south. Mime.
Carter attended for several months
The Agricultural and Industrial State
Normal School at Nashville, Tenn,
taking some special work, afterwards
shc visited relatives in Georgia and
held the annual convention at I'itz-
gerald. Ga, OF the Hairdrcssers OF The
Garter System Nine. Carter has al
ready entered upon her fal and winter
duties surrounded by her many Chi
cago friends.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23

llIlSome pTIZc fQT II1 91CCcssIuT SOLE
ing during the past month
Mr.. French secured 500 over the
amount assigned for him to secure.
The Chicago organization OF which
Mr.. French is a part, Won handsomely
over their New York competitors.
Mr.. French, We are tod, is the only
man OF his race employed by The
Safc-Cabinet Company, whose selling
organization numbers 450 men. aud
ono OF the few that won notable rccog-
nifion N the recent contest.
This publication assisted Mr.. French
materially by the purchase OF a Safe
Cabinet for Their own use.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
Miss Helen Wright Entertains

Last Monday nig6I NI1s IIeTe0
Wright. who plays a leading role in
plantation Days, entertained in hon
or OF Miss Pcggic Burnett OF New
York City. Miss Burnett is also a
member OF the company.
\ seven-coursc dinner was served
with all of the deicacies Of the sea
son. Informal dancing was held and
many OF the guests complimented the
orchestra for the splendid music that
it rendered. Among those who where
gorgcously dressed we're Miss Mar
garet Burns. Miss Dempsey and the
honored guest, Miss Peggy Burnett
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
Bright Outlook For Invention

Report, have reached this city that
the patent department. Washington,
D. c.. have fayorably forecasted that
the Crump Compressed Air Device in
vention may reach the market for use
fulness This invention produces per
netual motion The inventor. Mr.
Thomas II. Crump, passed away on
the eve OF victory.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23

Company OF Mar
ictta, Ohio. I h c
largest concern of
its kind in the
world. 1t is OF in
tcrest to our people
to know that in a
recent contest be
tween the North
western District, OF
" hich Chicago is
t h c headquarters,
and the Eastern
District of this or
ganization with
New ! ork as it,
headquarters. that
Mr.. French Won a
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
Mrs. NeWland Home

Attcr tNo vory pleasant weeks spent
in the cottage OF Mrs. I. ]. Lee Cor
rinc' Al Idcwild. Mich Mrs. y. B.
Ncvland. matron and assistant fnan-
eai agent of the Enterprise Institute,
81 Nldinc Square. is home aud -pcaks
in words oi the praise OF beautiful Idle
Wild.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
African Mayor in City

VI. Gabricl II. Johnson, major oi
Monrovia. Liberia. South Africa is
spending a few DAYS in the windy city
and viii leave the latter part OF the
week 10 conclude his tour of America.
lie ha, selected Miss Emily c.
Kinch Of Philadelphia, Pa, as his
nriyatc secretary.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23

Mrs. Grace Crockcr Green, 4749
Langley Ave. has decovcred from her
recent operation but IS now suffering
from nervous breakdown. She wishes
to thank her many friends for the
MANY flowers and courtcsies given her
during her illness.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
Nil Washinpton in CITY

Miss Mary Washington OF Dc
Noine. Ia, is in the city, the guest OF
her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and and
Mrs. William Washington, Is W. o6ih
Street. Miss Washington will Vlsii
relatives at Milwaukee before returning
home.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23

81. T. Bailey OF The Bailcg Realty
co. 363S =. State Street spent a great
part Of the week i'm Morgan Park
gathering information a 10 the coming
district in Morgan Park which infor-
nation will be OF valuable use in the
near iuturc.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
Leaves to Attend College

Miss Laurette Perry has lett to at
tend the Lane College in Jackson
Prof James Munday left Chicago
last week for motor trip to keokuk'
Iowa, where he will attend the \. NJ. L.
Conference.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
Planning Eastern Trip

4 bunch oi Young married folks arc
manning going to Washington. D. c.
Thanksgiving to witness the football
game between Howard and Lincoln
and FROM there TO New York City 10
sec the "BroadwaT Hits"
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23

Mr. c. Hughes. 635 North Nell-
Street. who has been attending The
b. N. c. at Cleveland Ohio, as DEL
cgate from Lincoln Lodge No. 3S56
has returned TO this city.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23

Mrs. Lena Asbrook and the Misses
Carrie and Lillian Hopson OF St
Louis, Mo-. spent their summer vaea-
ton in Montreal, Quebec and Toronto.
Canada, stopping fof a lew weeks in
Portland, Nc.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
Miss Xenia Douglas Returns

Miss Nenia Douglas, 513S Grand
Blvd, who has been on her vacation
visiting relatives in Cleveland and
Detroit returned Sunday evening alter
a very pleasant stay in each city.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
Moves

Mrs Sarah STATION, princess OF
Gates Aiar Temple IS, s, NJ T. and
member OF several fraternal organi-
cations in this city, has moved TO sol
Cottage Grove Avenue, Apt. Two
where she will be pleased to sec her
many friends.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
Has Pneumonia

Walter Anderson "a, 29O6 State
Street was removed to the County
Hospital Wednesday suffering from
pneumonia.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
S O G. | E 7 Y

Mr. and Mrs. P. !. Thomas who have
been the guests OF Nh and Mrs. RUFUS
Milton. Richmond. Ind, for the past
week returned TO Chicago last Friday.
The Chicago whip., 1922-09-23
Cut Bv Boiand

Nathaniel Moblcy. Is. 5137 Federal
argument at Mobies's home Sunday.