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The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-07-07
CHRISTIAN AID
ENTERTAINS ON
THURSDAY EVE

The Ladies' Circle Of the Christian
Church, gave a blouse aud overall
party that made inroads on the
pocket books of the portly church,
gocrs of Clayton, last Thursday, each
person attending being supposed TO
give one penny per inch, generous
measurement, in return for which
the ladies offered short program
of readings and musical numbers.
which were exceptionally fine. The
readings were given by Mrs. II. j.
Hammond, Jr., aud Evelyn Farber.
Mrs Hammond is an able reader and
delighted her audience with two
numbers.
Piano solos were given by Pauline
Beaty and Thelma Rumley; duets by
Grace and Avis Bryan; solo by Mrs
Bushnell, also one by Leah Gray and
another by Avis Bryan, all of which
were greatly enjoyed.
The Progress Club Orchestra made
its initial appearance and gave sew
eral numbers. This orchestra j:
composed Of Mrs. p. Scott and Mrs
G. LinfoOt, viOlins; Oren Gentry, cor
net; Willie Keuneke, clarinet; Ray
mond Means. saxOphone, and Mrs
Tom Bushnell, piano.
These young people are accom-
plished musicians and will will
credit represent Clayton with homo
at the Progress Convention held thi
fall
Refreshments were served at 9:3
and all enjoyed a splendid evening
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-07-07
SOCIETY FoR@rHE WEEK

Mrs. Dick Sparks entertained her
Bridge Club at their ranch, this
week. ia
Monday Of this week, Mrs G. /.
Collins entertained the Two Table
Bridge Club at her home. Those
present were Mesdames Eklund,
Walton Snyder, Dck WOoten, Seller,
Taylor, Priestley, Reed, Of Denver,
and NJ. C. Johnson.
Mrs. A. C McElwain entertained 8
tables at Bridge al her home on Pine
street last Friday afternoon
Mrs. d. w. Priestley entertained
the Bridge CLUB last Saturday after
noon at her home on the West side
There were present Mesdames Elk
lund, Wooten, Snyder, Selzer, San
Edmondson, Toombs, Collins, Ran
kin, EasterwOod. Granville, Taylor
Canon, Reed, Hill, Sr, NJ. C. Johnson
Olbeter and Miss Dakin.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-07-07
CLARA HAMON PICTURE
SHOWING IS CANCELLED

The Clara Smith-Hamon picture
advertised al the Fair Theatre this
week has been cancelled by Manager
Carl Sullivan. Mr.. Sullivan said that
he had reviewed the picture and
read press notices concerning the
film, which indicated IL was not Of
an immoral character and could as
easily pass boards Of censorship as
probably the average picture, but
added that he was glad 10 cancel
the engagement when four churches
OF the city protested, claiming that
The use Of this name in connection
with the film was Objectionable. Hl
declared he was glad to comply with
the request Of the moral influencel
Of the city, even tho IL entaiied biz
loss TO the theatre, as he inlendei
his show house % play none othe
Than the highest class pictures
Anna Io nr eus.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-07-07
HUBERT YOUNG OF GUY
Is KILLED By LIGHTING

II is reported that during an cleo
trical storm Thursday afternoon,
Hubert Young, a young farmer in
the Guy community was instantly
killed by lightning, The particulars
cannot be learned.
Mr.. Guy was progressive farmer
an ex-service man, and was liked
by all who knew him.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-07-07
M. r. CHURCH

Morning Topic: "A Personal
World"
Evening Topic; Thought and
Things
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-07-07

IL luc uoAOAt
Methodist Church,
Dalhart, Texas.
Reverend SIR
"God moves in mysterious ways,
His missions TO perform;
He walks upon the water,
He rides upon the storm
We have seen the good work done
here by your church and wish to
inform the pastor that his brave
and untiring efforts are appreciated
| We are behind him ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND strong.
From time to time, this organiza-
ton will send representatives tc
call on the protestant churches OF
this city, with the intention of Of
fering our moral and financial sup
port.
As in this case, so in the future
communications coming from thii
! Klan will, in all cases be writer
upon the official stationery of Tho
4 knights of the Ku KluX Klan
This organization is composed o.
Native Born Americans who accep
he tenets Of the Christian religion
Il proposes to uphold the dignit,
and authority of the law and no in
nocent person of any color, CREED o
lineage has any just cause to fear o
eondouon fhfa hodV
No law abiding citizen need fea
our coming, but he who defies tn
law and common decency would d
well TO change his course.
The good will welcome us; tn
! evil will meet a swift stern retribu
! tion.
Om mission is, DUTY wiihor
, fault, without fear. without fail, an
without reproach."
2 BY order of EXALTED CYCLOP'
z ,sean Dalhart Khan, Realm of lel
Attest: Kligrapp.
Dalhart Texan.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-07-07

a. ~ Thompson FOR many yc
a resident Of Clayton. but now
Denver. Inspector Of land off'
for the Rocky Mountain district
IA Clayton this week, meeilnf
old fiends and attending 10 IA
ness.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-07-07
BABY SHOWS in
AWAKE
INTEREST

On Thursday Of last week Baby
Conference was conducted % Amis
tad n. M but due 10 the TACT lhal
it had not been thoroughly advci
lised, there werc only a few brought
10 be examined
The Union county Health Depart
ment wishes to express their apprel
citation 10 DR. Brosier for his coop-
GRAFTON and interest during this
Conference.
The Department is contemplating
conducting another conference az
Amistad at a later date, and advel-
tise more extensively, in order lha|
the parents in that community may
have this wonderful opportunity.
6 p. NJ. last Saturday closed AM.
other successful Better Baby Con-
ference The physician and nDgst
began the examinations at 10 AZ NJ.
and continued throughout -the moor
hour and until 6P. N. a total Of nc.
ty Grenville children wM,a given
thorough physical examkstgn anl
good number had to lcae oa ar.
count Of the approaching stogtA be.
fore their children were exfSaif 4
No doubt we could Apss9n'
reached the one hundred ~
we taken more time q AIN
this Conference more uttenf
days, Time was so linn slh
were so rushed that thtfe
, time for Health Lechiles De
STATIONS nor to distribuie lHsral
as we had hoped TO do
Union County HEALTH Dep3flm
wishes 10 express their apnr6ti1
tion to the merchants and o tI,aef
tire community for their heaTls co
operation during This conference
And also TO express llIeir sppfeoia
} lion 20 Mr. 6Aslcr swtio - kindt
nnifosted snch -e- sa
Grafton in Slid
ernment Filisnsh So
tout cost % the
or 70 the people. aaas.,
Q Department fully apprecjate
terest and cooperation ci Dr ,sr
5 all during this Conieren5e a
? vilie
There is no age period % whit
I the number Of deaths e gveeleFthf
Q during the first yeas oi life b
:, none in which The number of'pg
= ventable deaths is so great Prol
: ably the most important heal
T problem that the U. S. has 10 sol
1 today is the reduction Of her infal
il mortality. Assmedly more impor
& an. than the problem of commun
cable disease, Tuberculoss or az
disease that primarily affects 4
adult II is appalling but neverlh
\ less true, that "A baby comes ~
this world with lessriipaee @ iyf
Is week than a man 8iAeiy seess
d age. aud less chance e lye fe
Il than a man Of eighty years
r Today the work dlecied iavai
IS keeping the baby welL and
'r method Of doing this is by edul
ton, teaching The parents The pl
Y per way q iced aud care for "
y Chiidlti ani lat4ns nen
y once op-islrt Fl entry
saufe to coontr
y efforts tonhiHsa Hnd wiH
p PRODUCE feai resuils in faa
le stronger nation
le The Union County Health Depa
le menl will conduct a BABY cONFf
ENCE az DIES MONIES. on tuLY
70 FOLSOM JULY Is. and 40 pEnM.
r JULY 20. All parents are urged
bring their children 6 years and i
der 10 either OF these Conlereit
, for FREE PHYSICAL EXAMI.
lplON
There will be physicions 10
u tendance at each; Lectures Exht
and Literature on Infant and o.
a Care viii be distributed at an iA
y Couferences. DON'T FORGET &
,9 DATES.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-07-07
KU KLUX KLAN
PAY VISIT TO
DALHART

The Invisible Empire Knights of
the Ku Klux Khan are in Dalhart.
All doubt about Dalhart having
Ku Klux K.an was removed last
Sunday night, when nine men robed
in full regalia of the Ku Klux Klan,
entered the Methodist church, south,
during the services and handed tAe
pastor Rev. A. b. Davidson, an en-
velope containing letter and sum
of money with the request that the
letter be read after their departure.
An unusually large crowd was
present, tending to show that at least
some of the congregation had know
ledge of their coming, but 10 most of
the congregation and to the pastor,
it was a complete surprise. The pas
tor had taken for his text for this
service one of the shortest verses
in the Bible Remember Lots Wife, "
and was nearing the end of his ser
mon when The interruption came.
The Klansmen came in cars, with
license tags concealed and leaving
the cars with engines running, 81
lently entered the church, marching
single file down the right hand aisle,
forming in front of the pulpit.
| The leading Klansman, handing
the pastor letter requested that il
be read after their departure. Rev
Davidson, having by this time re-
covered from his surprise at theil
entrance requested that before re-
ceiying the letter that the leader
answer few questions, to which
he responded that the letter woulC
be self-explanalory. Another mem
Der of the party presented the min.
lister with an American flag, saying
that "the Klan stood for all that th'
flag implied, 100 per cent Ameri
cans With eight Of the part!
, kneeling and the hooded figure il
the center standing erect, a praye
was given, after which they depart
ed as silently as they came.
, Not a sound was made by the con
gregation, so complete was the sur
. prise until after the Klansmen ha
+ taken their departure, when a buz
Of conversation began to run owe
, the church.
This was their first public ap
q pearance in Dalhart and confirms
rumor that has been running owe
town for two weeks, that an organ
!, izer was in the city for the purpos
of organizing a Klan in Dalhart.
& The letter handed Rev. Dayidso
is reproduced for our readers:
Dalhart, Texas,
juno 25, 1922
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-07-07
KANSAS NEEDS HARVEsTERs

virtually the whole northwest
quarter Of Kansas needs harvest
sndssaeeol ding TO George z. Tuck
81 ldgepresenlative Of The U. S.
nIneal gice 90ii Main 81.
e territory n Vhieh sali9a Is
NHi'H 'NI one
AiAll 0u0
W.T. fiu.ing
ornia the lure ofa
fil aiiracle
- the soano
eies lhe greo
10 er oned enpfe h
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
Real Estate for Sale
HOt SIS tOR sNt


ron SNLt-Hpu Yorktown, three iuuua
kitchen. bath. modern, Ehfagc. Vr'l
rr.ms. ps1gc $500
HNINg pGACE-tIya rooms. h5TIvuui
floors. wuntol ivory finish. mahogany
duurfi practically new with EarHgc, Uu
pavement Price $500, with $500 cash
pyage bf56.
IRVING PLACE .uo1utfui hgh location.
sro fnf mtos tN, rooms and hnth, ublt
fo1rs. wnutrl rbfHEU. ou uayDmru'
WI consider 10 lut and Itue cash nr
liberty bonds balance about 800 month
ns'Fo 'ccl w o. Henry
IT. THE HEST nut u,orst home q have
what YOU with tsl Friend VIE n yuu
take tho i'nc today iu IuHntyt the uuu.
uIIy modern. mover. been occupied.
l'rg. 5.room. hungalow ~ ~ uoston af
the fact that this class nowo can De-
bought o. % price usually asked fur
much older property ltH Just nice.
prory place o. q pric" you VIII to'l
Oat floors bath. white enamel finish
Fireplace, Gtroyu'd..u Ionr porch Hut
its home YOU will uko. n irs r.
homo YOU want. hN all means see this
place today. because YOU can surely
got value Immediate possession. Leslie
BROOKS CO. psaEo es,a
IRVING rLACEHHiEh aud dry ne
extra large rooms ana Hlo0piHR porch.
brooNaat room. good grade of oak noors
Throughout. bookcases large closets
linen CloFot. corner Dot. close Co schools
and tranHporiatiou. prIood A. $1,000
Tor quick sale. good terms cedar slec,
MORNINGsiDE-r very Attrac-
tive, high, select location, living room
across front. one bedroom runs across
'front.' oak floors no and down, tile
bath, base tub, redcstel IHvntory; base
iuent, combination furnace 2.car rb-
rage. modern servants quarters price
tib 600. terms. OsaHe 1901 W. = Henry,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
Beautiful Brick Home
Maple Ridge District

$50, ,000--This elegant Groom resl-
donce, located In a most exclusive.
restricted section. East Eighteenth
street. beautiful large lot. 73-foot
frontage. center hail plan, best oak
floors, extra large living room with
fireplace, canvas and hand-painted
decorations. large sun parlor, break
fast room. all bullt-in features. two
baths. with tile floor and walls. one
with shower. bullt-in tubs, pedestal
lavatories, four bedrooms in all. ons
bedroom with fireplace. large clos
cts. basement. furnace. laundry tubs.
instantaneous heater. 2-car ga
rage and servant quarters. Shown
by appointment.
A. j. jenkins e Sons
Usage 43O6-3775 52S Mayo Bids.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03

WANTED-TO RENr

wNNTEp-1o rent. or room house
ami Feepinr porch garage. cedar sal.
WANTED .- LtttuE room, klt,heu ant
bath, unfurnlshcd. north side preferred.
OsaEe sGQg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03

Ngu Nr. Thompson. OsaFs 6sts
WITT THOMPSON MOTOR co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03

FINE 2-story residence, South Denver,
1900 block, large living room, sleeping
porch. two muuteIHi French doors. Hey-
orul mirror doors, toilet on first floor,
plenty ~ large Ciohe,s, big basement
combination furnace; garage, s-TOrn
modern servants quarters, good we'll
Phone for price and terms and appoint
ment 20 see 20. OsaEs s66l. ", j.
Henry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03

.l,.TtD-Throo or az inch fsrm wagon
MAA.,t5ut box: must he In good condition
~ vorth the money. Gail at 1919 s.
mica 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
wANrrn-nrAL rsrArr

NNNIID-NINi ESTATE NJ
CERTAIN man had 90 mako n quick
getaway tlud tp sell his homo Listed
50 with Leslie liru0ks Co. and was on
his way tho nest day. For rcpcnter
NJ this performance call Losiio Brooks
'nt 'hdEt ahtat
your piitc. Cal r. A. word. cedar qssi.
WILL INSPECT
HAVE Sl3VEitAL BuYEUs Tor homes
with first payments ~ $500. 5000 and
$500. 70 you have anything anywhere,
call today Ahrsnn. uaaEe ASIA.
| HAVE cash buyer for ~ 20 tGO acres. on
| pn',l tuud, trees end water. not over
| seven mlles from town. Want good
'.ripry house ON southeast Hiic also. W.
n clinton, cedar 2tSi, 3lj Kennedy,
| HAVE three customers VINO have cash FOR
| first payment on well located apart.
mont-dupioN or good rental property.
10 there house bargain In Tulsa 10
someone wanting 20 sell by tomorrow
afternoon hv tho time Tho bank closes
lf your AelllnE pflce ana totns are at
triCtlyc, We can connect sou with the
buyer We have nothing elise 90 bother
with except ~ sell your house. can
warren, bH'r' 2.,a, -
sApuLPA property unincumberod, seven
20 clRht blocks from center of town, lu-
cation II GOOD. Want 10 B.r0um
home in TULSA. not too FAR out. cedar
2,3A T NJ Word, Usage si56.
T. N. WOnp wants homo listlngs which
Cedar 1854 "gt Lynch HldE, 90 have
prGrrriy iufpocted
WANTED QUICK Have buyers Tor N 10
J p rooms ~ furniture; must ba bargain. |
Phone Usage 1851 ana VIZ VIII rsll and |
goo what you have NJ once, e., *. Les
ho, 5al Roberts bldg.
WANTED 10 buy a bungalow N five !
rooms ana sleeping po.uh, or d-Toom
bungalow. IN good location, near car
line. want tho living room 20 extend
across front N house. DO not need ga
rHre or bnsCmout want real barr
gain only owners need answer. Call
OstEe 1898.
WE HAVE buyers Tor good o 10 S-room
houses that are priced right with small
call ana ust your property with us, We
Ike 10 work. l. A. Williamson Son,
Cedar 1926.
WE WILL have buyer In your house In
- hours after you call uH. Give Ms
your prire we viii sell II. House or lot.
cedar 2st3,
YES. We admit it We are selling houses.
We can coll yours have many buyers
waiting. want something worth the
nuusv, based upon present market
values hnh reconstruction costs. n you
have Homsthing rlght and want 2f-hour
noilou, call Leslie Brooks Co., Usage
YOU get good Interest on deferred pay
S25 or $50 per month on your lttle
houseY l.et buyer assume your mort
EaEr. IfH q good wHy 10 sell. II IN
torcated can Usage HNl8,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
Real Estate for Rent

HODGE, r., ittb--Four-room apartment.
newly decorated. strictly modern, water
LATlMER. W. l7-First floor Of almost
new apartment four large rooms. bath
large cement basement, half OF double
garage, references required. OBage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
Real Estate

EQuirY in modern 5-room buurniow, on
pavement. WIN take part cash and q
uHr priced right for quick sale, Al
dress ulX 0g1.G care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
oUT.OF-CIrY HEAL ESTATE ss.i

. 10 600 UtGU. .CIAFsEp home. located In
country club district. Kansas city. Mo.
write owner 600 Ur0ukulda Blvd,
kuusHa tIty. Mo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
SUNSET PARK

Tula1's best residence section. We
offer YOU some Of tho best values
IN vacant lots. prices from $4,000 20
$4,000. ranging i'm size from 49, 90.
aud up 10 1907 All on paved streets.
sewers paid IN FULL building re-
str.otioug from $4,000 TO 100000.
There are number ot new homes
90 start ln sunset Immediately You
should HcloDt your lot ns soon Ms
possible as these arc values that will
uDt Itli long
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY

ACREAGE sNAr-oue-half acre. f-room
house, nice location, on the sand
cash and t?S per month Call Cedar
a BARGAiN- Must be sold this week;
tion rv,cuent. not too close nor too
FAR out. t-room bungalow. basement,
frst-clsss cistorn. garage. fun lot. paw
1ug Hud sower paid. lis q bargain at
$3.50. with exceptionally good terms.
can Mr. Lottinvlllc. ossge $50,
BEAUTIFUL HOME Of eight roomai this
home Ia VOL located ana IN up 10 the
minute In all modern convenieuCes must
be- sold. Call us ana make an appoint
Wcut 90 see this place. Cedar 1884. o.
n. Word. Usage s535
BUNGALOW-Vory choice hlEh east
three largo bedrooms on south, break
fast room, lovely living and dining
rooms. fine kitchen, dandy tile bath
with pedestal lavatury. beautiful built
IN tub aud shower. large basement.
Buck furnace, Scar garage, Groom
servants quarters with bath, house
fine east front porch with massive brick
piers and concrete floor $4,000. rea-
sonahle terms, Usage s6Gi, Cedar 5ti.
W. =. Henry.
street. on car line; Lear garage. small
cash payment down. cedar 25bl,
CLOSE IN on the paving one block
~ the Warrington school. strictly
modorni fun lot, five large rooms;
two blocks Of the car line, -
blocks % Third ana Main. Al
for $500 with $500 cash and goo
day tomorrow may he too late,
EXTRA well .buut bungalow, being storm
sheeted, six good sized rooms, select
. J.
bookcases, very attractive fireplace.
large closets built-in kitchen cabinet.
base tub and pedestal layatoty, heavily
roughod In Tor furnace. good hlgh ioca.
tion on the southeast section. garage
and drive, bargain At 1880. with
reasonable cash payment Call Cedar
FINE 2-story residence, South Denver.
1900 block, large living room, sleeping
porch, two mauteIHi French doors HeF.
plenty ~ large c!ose's. big basement,
combination furnace; garage. s-TO1u
modern stryauth' quarters, good we'll.
Phone for price and terms and appoint
m"ut 20 see 70. OsaEs s06l ", },
Henry,
FIvE-ROOM modern, new. oak
floors, built-l1 features. basement:
veil located Must be seen to
cow tahhF bdiahea 70 SUIT
YADON INVESTMENT co.
Realtors
OsaEe 5osS-7sj3 625 Kennedy B.dg,
FuH sALE-Three-ro house, plsstered
IN West Tulsa, bargain. Phone Usage
foN,
FOR SALE BY owner. Groom house, sO-ft.
loti fruit grapes berriesi well. shade;
on pavement. close l1. Easy terms and
cheap. Call cedar all
FlVE-HoOM home garago, nigh east
front lot, nice shade, well located.
southeast part % city; will include fur
niture N desired, Good terms ana low
price. Usage 4t7G-R
FOR sALE-By owner, 5-Toom modern,
block Of car line, South Norfolk. be-
tween Hodge ana Burnett. Good In
yestment Osage G9tl-R,
HlLLCREsT--Ess front. G.room bungs.
low. breakfast room. three large bed.
rooms, lots Of closets and cases a.
hardwood floors, tiled bath, bookcases
and mantel, French doors. basement
and furnace garage ana drive, owner
anxious n sell Bnd put price ~ $1,000
on ". Call W., look At Il and Judge
for yourself, rs good, Usage 6360-R.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
ron TRADE

t.. lrrfr8t,d farm ~ $50 acres $50
..-.s In alfalfa, 10 acres IN bearing or
,tarG 1875 acres IN cultivation, three
hg artesian wells; two sets Of good I'M
r,o,.menis. five miles from good town,
, Graded roads; located In southwest
srr New Mexico; climate equal 70 Cali
,ornIa Price $4,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-03
Property for Exchange
FNCHANGE-AtTOMOBlLEs

ury A NEW TULsA--si7s cash
y-ur monthly payments on the
t,f4nce will bs less than the up
r..p on second hand car.
.v A NEW TULSA.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-02

Grace, OF Brookncld. are spending
this week with the NJ. T. Peterson
and Henry Samuelson families.
Misses Alma and Nina Koska and
Miss Hazel Tcndall OF Clarion, Ia
spent from Wednesday until Sunday
with their cousin, Mrs, William Wort,
man, In Oak Park
The Willing Warkers' society Will
be entertained at the home Ct Mrs.
Malinda Larson Saturday afternoon,
May &.
Harry Ryan Of Aurora Is spending
part of his vacation here with his
cousin, Leslie Scofeld
The grammar grade of the Newark
school Will give an entertainment In
the high school assembly room Friday
night May 3, at 1880,
A comedy entitled "Katie's New
Hat" viii be given, followed by a
three act play, "aMidens All Forlorn."
Extra numbers between acts Adj.
mission &c
ferris Johnson, ]. r. Johnson, Mrs.
Gilt Wundcr and Miss Hattie John.
son drove 10 Streator Monday. where
they attended the funeral of Mrs
Ole Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Knutson
from near Wcdrcn visited their daugh.
ter, Mrs, Elmer Charles, Monday.
Miss Veronica Durkin spent the
week end with her parents in Chica
90.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-02

Mrs. NJ f. Peterson and Miss Lefty
Grayley were shopping In Aurora last
Thursday
Bern 10 Mr. and Mrs. oscar Good
wick baby girl Wednesday, April
2G
DR.. and Mrs Sachse and daughter
Janice Of Morris were entertained AT
dinner Friday at the home Of Mr., and
Mrs Harry MAIDEN, Mrs. Nellie Ma.
den who had been spending the week
here returned with them
Miss Dorothy DlcrZcn of Chicago
spent Wednesday and Thursday here
with her mother, Mrs. Christine der.
zen
Mrs Libbe Sconcld and Miss Edith
Thorsen shopped in Ottawa Thursday
b Mr. and Mrs Orrc Dunbar and Mrs
Lefty Compton have moved into the
Saunders place, the Ernest Bagwill
family having moved. onto their farm
near Sheridan for the summer Mr.
and Mrs Henry Erickson and family
Of Morris moved into the house va.
Gated by the Dunbars, and are pre-.
pairing to build on the vacant lot.
Mr. and Mrs, S. p. Marcus spent
last week with Mrs. Marcus sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hell.
Wig near Norway
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kehl of Sand.
witch and Miss Lillian Kehl of Plano
spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs
A. n Thorsen
Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin Anderson at.
tended a birthday dinner fer Mrs
Andersons father, the Rev. A. O.
Mortyedt, at Ottawa. Sunday Rev
and Mrs Mortvedt's sons and daugh.
ters with the exception Of two were
all az home for the occasion
J. r. Hill was a business visitor in
Aurora Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Fosse and
daughter Barbara Of Sandwich We're
guests of Mrs. Belle Williams and
Miss Marie Munson Sunday after.
noon.
A twelve pound girl arrived at the
home Of Dr. and Mrs II. T.. Freeman
Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Samuelson and daughter,