The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

! u enjoying a visit from her sister Mra
Bettle Giuand Of Plttshurg, Kan.
| MT ana Mrs Reynolds and family Do.
parted tho first ~ the week for Rocky
| fotd Colo where they will spend tho
Mrs. Robecca nron. Of the American Inn.
! rs enjoying visit from her son Eari
! Brown, OF Tulsa this week
Misses Doris and Mildred Martin 70.
! turned 10 their homes In Columbus Kan.
| tlves. "
Mr, and Mrs q w. Barnes and Miss
/ yuanha Iarks' enjoyed visit from their
/ brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs L. v
Parks Of Galena, kan. the first ot the
| week.
Mr snd Mrs , z Webb and family
! 81 y. T.. departed tho first of tho week
| 'or springfield. Mo- where they viii visit
! relatives ana friends Tor two weeks
! Mrs Nellie Foy Of Sioux CITY Iowa, Is
! Ester Callcncnmp and other relatives
] Mrs. H. J. shannon spent n few DAYS I'm
! carthage, Mo, where she went % attend
! the funeral OF George Gibson. after which
/ few days.
Lloyd Haven. of Tulsa. stopped for n
/ Few days TO visit with his brother, G.. n
/ Haveus, en- route from Joplin. Mo whore
! ne was called 20 zee his father. who Il
! quite il.
| Miss Lulu Daniels visited friend. few
| days In Coffeyviic. Kan, the first Of the
l week
Mrs Herman Mozier haa returned home
/ from an extended visit with relatives and
/ friends In Fort Dodge and Des Moiues.
| Iowa. ana Minneapolis MINI.
/ Mrs. A. Maxwell Of Chicago. III Mrs
4 Ads buunlng ot Enid Mrs Irmu Wucox
/ and Mrs. Naudc Ictchcr of Garhor were
| called 20 the bedside ~ their sister. Mrs.
/ william LcMay of Commerce who tn dan.
Borously III AZ tho Miami Baptist hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pluumcy enter
taincd as their guests Sunday, Mr. and
Yrs. Frank Hancock and Mr.. and Mrs,
/ accompanied home by their mother. Mrs.
/ Elizabeth Hancock of CotfeyvilIe Kan.
who has been tho guest OF her daughter.
HLs Plummrr, for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs.t e. T. Nirts and daughter.
Miss Lavcs'n, formerly ~ this city but
now OF Joplin. Mo. wrrN visiting friends
I'm the city the first OF the week.
Miss lrwa Kern returned homo Tuesday
afternoon from HNtcr, Kan, after n short
visit with her brother and wife. Mr. ana
Mrs. Raymond Kern
Mr. and Mrs. W. o. Stanley OF the Co
lumhin apartments, departed tho first Of
the week Tor Guthrie where they will be
The guests Of Mrs Stuuley's brother and
wife. Mr. aud Mrs. W. NJ. MoCurdy for
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Burns returned 20
thoir home in webb city. after short
visit with Mrs Burns parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lon wade.
Harry G. Baninger. county suporlp
/ t"ndcnt Of schools who has been confined
. I'M The Miami Baptist hospital FOR the past
two weeks, recovering from an operation
| for appendicitis, was able Co be removed
90 his home the frst of the wcrk and
viii soon be able TO resume his duties at
the office again.
Judge S. c. Fullerton attended the
funeral OF his cousin. George Gibson In
Carthage No, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Michael nre rejoicing
over the birth OF a 10-pound son, born
Monday morning.
Roy. q. 4. Hleinsteibcr II In Tulsa this
week, To attend an adjourned melting OF
the Methodist Episcopal church confer
once and he will also hear bishop Fred
Fisher OF India, who is schuled to make
tho principal address.
Miss Bess Russen have returned 10 her
home In s. Louis. Mo, after an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. Harry Dawidoff
and family.
sam Fullerton, son OF 8. c. Fullerton
departed the first Of the week FOR Alton
H., where he Will resume his studies in
the Western Military academy again this
winter.
Mrs. W. s. Grimes president OF the
Miami Music club, who has been quite ill
for the past ten days. IA slowly recovering,
BARTLESNIIIE.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. ZOll and daughter
Miss Louise, and Mrs. Katherine Cunning
ham spent sunday with friends az NowRta.
Misses Lucille Dunlap and Helen Spayd