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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-28

CHICAGO. March 27--CBttlc % 900.
early sales beef steers 10 10 9sc lower.
early top ycarilnFs ISIS. bulk beef steers.
early sales veal calves $50 lower. packers
bidding fs25 for best bulls steady, stock
orH and feeders weak TO l5c lower.
Hogs 5000. active mostly 10 to i5c
lower. top fi0ab, hulk Sg.7501O.4O. pigs
l5c 10 2ic higher. bulk 100 TO i3O pound
orH fgbOmlO.
sheep 20 600. generally steady to strong
fat Ehorn lamb top fl35O. top wooded
lambs lii good 9O-lb Colorado clippers
ti2.7b, Hhorn Texas yearlinRs and twos
ttl2'Wl2, tnt woolcd ewes 81, good
Hhcnrlng lambs tliUli60.
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Published in tho Tulsa Daily World
March IS. 20. 80. 81 and AITli I, 1922.
World Publishing company, publisher
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON AS
sEsSMENTS FOR PAVING IN
NUMBER 2A6. CITY OF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the resolution OF
the board OF commissioners adopted on
the lith day OF March. 1879, notice Is
hereby given that the Board OF Com
missioners OF the City OF Tulsa, Okla
homa, has examined the estimate aud
statement Of the city engineer as to the
amount OF the cost OF the asphalt pave
ment which should be assessed against
the abntting property. the property ben
eflted. and other property liable TO as.
sessment and the owners thereof, ia
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO.
2A& which includes the following do
scribed portions Of streets, to-wlt:
FRISCO AVENUE from the south
line OF Ninth street to tho north limo
OF Twelfth street
EAST ELEVENTH STREET from
the west line OF Elwood Avenue to
the east line OF Guthrie Avenue
And said board Of commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the afore
SAID statement and estimate OF the city
engineer and has determined TO assess
the cost OF the improvements In said
district against the abu,ting property, the
property benefited. and other property
liable TO assessment and the owners there
OF, as follows, tO-Wit:
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Fort Mnrih IIrrsincIl

FORT WORTH, March 2f--Cattle $500.
hoevea f3,h0Ws.26 stoCkora t36OWG.bO.
cows t3WS.75. hcifers $3.50 D7Jo, year
lnRs 1850 uH2b, calves t2,2bUS
Hogs $50, light tgWalb. medium ts75-
a.. heavy tAUp.2b. piEs ibmS
sheen $500. lambs ta.bOaib. yearlinEs
sgmii.5 ewes kGdSbO. stocker sheep
fib0mGb0. feeder lambs t1.b0uti,bO.
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KANSAS CITY, March gT--CattIo
lt,aOo, beef ,Htcsrs dun few early sales
lb 70 3bu lower, many bids Oft moro hes.
held above IS 20. many early sales 96.7E-
q 100, shc stock steady 10 weak good and
chice htifera ftu1 stockers and fre.Nrs
steady To tbc tlowCr. storkeTa early IS so.
w1ab, feeders &6W7.sa. other classes
around stendv most canners G"T6u22S.
cutters fa.SouA most bulls f2.55I t.5U.
better grades vo0lers S7.JouSbO.
Hogs 10000, opened slow. bulk later
sales fairly active, mostly 10 To l5c lower
thhn last wrsks close, bulk $50 10 lpO.
pound weights ~ shippers t9.lbWpSO, few
mostly 5000 9.6b, bulk fg.gO9s76. pack.
er TOP sg70, thrownut sowa mostly around
$3.50 stock piss around steady buik
good Kind 3s25Ig.tO. hest ar
sheep ilooo, sheep steady, fail ahorr
..year old ewes ans otheH $3.50, lambs
Htong' 10 cars 'l5, clipped iis.T5
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CHICAGO March 27.--Potatoes steady
io6 cars, total u. 5, shipments $50; wis
consin sacked round white il.G0Ul,7t
cwt alto bulk {i.7bTf.S5 cwt; Mime
sofa aErked Rcd rivers tt.bOUi,6b cwt
Idaho sacked rurala tt.9O Cwt. Idaho
sacked russctts &2.2O.
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NEW YORK. March sf.-Coitonacud oil
was puirt aud frBtutrleHa with prices
sauIcr under local selling on allow spot
demand and tho decline In lard, tlnFing
bids were 10 90 10 points net lower Nnl.a
% burrplH Prime crude lnc nominal.
prIme summer yellow spot ~ b0c. Nav
~ gUc, July iii2c. September ll39c all
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CHICAGO, March sT-nutter un-
changed. creamery extras Ssc. fIrsts 341-
a7c, standards S7Gc; eggs firm. 26,29S
cnses. tlrsts s3d ?shc, miscellaneous 80
a. 2ac, storage packed extras Csc; poultry
alive unchanged. fowls zoe, springs 29o,
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.LEGALS

March g. io22. world Publishing com
RESOIUTtON.
\ Reaolution Determining Assess
mcuia and Directing Notices Thereof
Tor Paving IN STREET IMPROVE
MENr DISTRICT No. g7i Of the city
~ Tulsa. Oklahoma. and declaring an
WHEREAS. The city Engineer on the
ltth day Of March. 1929. submitted TO
lhe Board his written statement showing
front feet owned by each. a description
~ The property ana estimate OF the total
cosHof the improvements, the proportional
amounts OF such costs TO be assessed
against the nbutting property and the total
estimated amount to be assessed against
sS.,l such owner subject 20 assessment IN
3tl In form and substance as provided In
sect lon OF Article TX. OF the Charter
OF the said city Of Tualsa; and.
WHEREAS This Hoard has duly e1-
nmined said statement and found the
same to be correct and IN conformity to
law:
NOW THEREFORE,. RE TT RE-
COMMISSIONERS or THE CITY or
TULSA, OKLAHONa:
That said statement he. and the same
hereby Is, approved; ana
BE IN FURTHER RESOLVED. That It
assess the cost OF the improvements pro-
yided for in said STREET IMPROVE
and blocks abutting said Improvements
and the property benefited thereby and the
property liable 20 assessment as set out
in the aforesaid statement OF the city
nE III FURTHER RESOLVED. That
notice ot such determination TO assess be
given 20 all ownera or any and all such
propcrty by publication IN the Tulsa Daily
World, a daily newspaper Of general cir-
cuation In the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma,
Tor five tSl consecutiys days beginning
ON the 2sth day Of March, 1879; and,
BIZ TT FURTHER RESOLVED. That
directed 20 send written notice by regis
tered man to all ot the owners OF prop;
assssmcnts, said notice to be In form ana
substance as provided In Section 7 Of
Article tx. OF the Tulsa city Charter,
and % be maihed at the time designated
M 1T FURTHER RESOLVED That
the 7th day OF April. 1922 at 800
set as ths day for hearing all objections
10 such assessments, improvements or ma
ternls IN reference TO the same, and said
nearing shall be continued from day 10
day until the same is completed and any
objections not made In writing on or be-
fore the 9TH day of April, 1929, at
$500 o'clock a. M. shall be deemed to be
M iT FURTHER RESOLVED. That
the city Auditor be, and she Is hereby
instructed to make and file on or be-
fore tho dato OF said hearing, her certln-
cate showing when and in what manner
said notices were given, ana attach 20
aud make a part OF said certificate, the
affidavit ot the publisher showing "a copy
OF the notice 80 published and the days
on which the same was published; and.
RE TT FURTHER RESOLVED. That an
emergency exists for the preservation OF
the public health and safety and for the
furthorance OF street improvements by
reason whereof this resolution shall take
effect from and after It's adoption, ap-
proval and publication.
Ado PIED, and the emergency clause
'uled upon separately ana approved this
.Ath day of March. 1899.
APPROVED this etth day Of March,
1879.
7. d. EVANS.
Attest; Mayor,
AIRS FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
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KANSAS CITY, March 27.-EEgs un-
changed, flrsts 2ic, buttor 10 lower,
creamery t2c, packing Ice: poultry 1c
higher. henr 22c, springs a5c.
Potatoes unchanged titOu1.90.
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l0c lower, top $500. bulk $3.50 ffa.6O.
Cattle $500, steady. slow rtecrs fabO-
W72b, helfors f3m72b, cows {2.b0ff5.bG,
stockcra and feeders 13qIi5, calves So
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nklnhnmn CIl, Il,e,incI,.

OKLAHOMA CITY March 2I.-Cattie
2, 800, active and fully steady, top Stcer4
$3.50, bulk tG.50m12b. good cows and
heifors tG9t7, bulk medium 10 good it.50-
Wt.50. bulls H2.5O0A, top calves 81.
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All owners or abuttlng property, prop
srty benefited by said improvements, and
other property liable 10 assessment, are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits thereby,
and any claim or objections TO the as
sessments as above set forth sh4ll be filed
In writing In the office OF Mrs Frank
Seaman, city Auditor Of the city Of Tulsa,
April. 1929. at 800 o'clock A, NJ and The
same shall be heard by the Boafd Of
Commissioners on the 7th day OF April.
1879, at $500 o'clock A. NJ, and any claim
or objections not so filed in writing be-
fore said time shall be deemed waived
DATED this 18th day OF March. 1879
MRS FRANK SEAMAN,
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NEW YORK, March 27.-Liherty bond,
closed Shs &as,lS, first ~ $50. second
u $500, first as 9s26, second tHs 9S22
third fts g9AO fourth AAa OS.42, Victory
SAs lO0.0i, Victory AAs sOO.SO.
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ChIcaEo GrnIn Fninrc.

NEW ORLEANS. March e7.-Spot cot
ton steady 2bo lower sales on the spot
ga bales Co arrive zoo; low middlinE
lac, mlddllng 1895. good middllng 1926
receipts 1921, stock g3l,O6Q.
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Approved -
City Attorney.
(Pubiished in The Tulsa Dalv World
March 2s, 1929, World Publishing com
pany publisherD ,.-,,,
RESOLUTlON.
A Resolution determining assess
meuts and directing notices thereof
for paving IN STREET IMPROVE
OF Tulsa. Oklahoma; and declaring an
WHEREAS. the city Engineer on tho
18th day ~ March, 1929, submitted "a
the board his written statement showing
the names OF the owners the number of
front feet owned by each, description
of the property and estimate Of the total
cost Of the improvements, the proportional
Omount OF such cost TO be assessed against
the abutting property and the total esti-
mated amount to be assessed against such
owner, subject to assessment In STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT No. 35S III
form and substance as provided In Sec.
ton Of Article X Of the Charter Of said
WHEREAS. THIS board has duly exam
lned said statement and found the same
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE-
SOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COM
MlSSlONERS or THE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
That said statement be, ana the same
hereby Is. approved, and,
BE II FURTHER RESOLVED that Il
IL the determination Of this board 10
vided Tor IN said STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT No. S5s against the
lots and blocks abutting said improve
ments, and the property benefited thereby
and the property liable 10 assessment as
set out In the aforesaid statement ~ the
'City Engineer; and
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED that
notice Of such determination 20 assess be
given 20 all owners ~ any ana all such
property by publication In the Tulsa
Daily World, a dailS Newspaper of general
circulation 10 the City OF Tulsa. Okla,
homa, for five 90 consecutive daya begin
ming on the 2sth day OF March. 1924 and
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. that
the city Auditor be, and she hereby Ia
1irected TO send writteb noaice by regis
tered mail TO sll Of the owners ~ prop
erty affected by the aforesaid proposed
assessments, said notice to be In 'nrm and
substance as provided IN Section OF
Article TX OF the Tulsa City Charter. and
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(Publlshed In the Tulsa Dsny World,
March -, 1922. World Publishing com


PuoHshed In the Tuisa Dsiy World
Mhrgh ~; ~, Notlu Fuo'lsh'hs cpih
RESOLUTION.
A p.s,tpt,on de,srr,tntng pssese-
nents ana directint notisss thersoS
for naying in CTpEEsT IMpROVE
MENT BisTRiCT 10. 2is of the city
OF Tulsa. oklahoma and declaring
an emergency.
WHEREAS, The Cuy Enpipes, on the
,o,h ~ - Nt,rch zoos s,,br,t,t,1 20
Ne t,ays 81, ,prittap stato,nstt .H,,y,ns
liz ns",es - ~ ,Ta nvinc,s thm nun,tsr -
front feet owned by each, a description Of
tha nropertv ana estimate Of The total rost
Of The improvements. the propor.iona
amount OF such costs 10 be assessed
against the abutting property and the total
estimated amount TO be assessed against
such owner, subject to assessment In
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO.
2i6 in form and substance as provided IN
section OF Article IN or the Charter OF
the said city Of Tulsa; and,
WHEREAS: This BUafu ms duiy eN-
amined said statement and found the
s@anne @ 10 ue eo'Is't anu Vi cohloihkS 10
H"'
NOW. THEREFORE. BE TT RESOLVED
PY THE HOARD or COMMISSIONERS
or THE cry or TI'IsA- OKLA.
uOAAt
M, -. .,.,., a.. -.
nereey Us sppfSysd; snd. 60, ,,,.,,. M.
., pE II ,itn.i nEsvLN ~ Ky. EDI "a ma, az
W u 'nS utttI'llnatoh .! thls buhru 70
vided for IN said STREET IMPROVEMENT
DiSTRiCT No s4s' against ,be lots and
nlocks sbpitinR sSid Improytm.n snd
ihe pronerty benefited tbeTebv ana iii.
nroperty Iiable 70 assessment ss sci out
IN fba a foresaid statement Of The civ
Eneineer. and,
- -. ,,1,,,,,,,r,,, mao, ,,,.r, ma,
Bb II FuhIHhh hESoLN ED' Ihht
nHce OF suCb ueleInl"a.' .'ou 70 asSes5
ne SNeu ,or' 81, ,hi,cs any s ha o"
pauy ftUatid' aaaits ,.,rsna,,sr ~, go,-
sya1' circuis,ton o. ~" Sity ~ Triss
90. ~, - az fsn' .,,,sSe,tt,o da,s
h,i',tn ',',,',' 20 ~ oe,h a., - ttarcL 5q55
~ on t'""'"s y" '"e +''" u'y u 'i''~" '''-'
anu - -
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLNEDi Thet
the city Auditor be, ana she hereby u
directed 10 send written notice by regis
tered mail TO all OF the owners OF prop.
assessments, said uorice 10 be IN form
and substance as provided IN Section 7
of Article TX of the Tulsa City Charter,
and TO be mailed at the time designated In
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ihNANh MEtuis.
.'0NbpN, March % Lead spot p n.
ts,,s ~ aHSTsa IL Cd; zinc spot 10 %, fu-
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I ADIEs $1,000 REWARDl I poai.

4 sS Si'VVV NhWaitDl POSI-
lively guarantee my great Sue
cessful Monthly" Compound. Safely
relieves some OF the longest, most
obstinate, abnormal cases in TO 8
days. No harm, pain or Interference
with work. Mail s2,00; Double
Strength $500. Booklet free. Write
today. DR.. T. a. Southington REM
edy Co.. Kansas City. Mo,-AaVor-
tiasmenE
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(Published in the Tulsa Daily World.
March 2s, 20, 80, 81. April !, 1879, World
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON ASo
sEsSMENTS FOR PAVING ~
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NuMBER 32s, CITY OF TULSA.
In oompliance with the resolution Of
the board Of commissioners adopted on
the 24th day OF March, 1899. notice rs
hereby given that the Board OF Commis-
sioners Of the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
has examined the estimate and statement
OF the city engineer Hs to the amount OF
the coat OF the asphalt pavement which
should be assessed against the abutting
property, the property benefited and
other property liable 10 assessment and
the owners thereof Ia STREET I'M
includes the following described portions
Of streets, tO-wit:
ELEVENTH STREET from the east
line OF Lawton Avenue to the west
line OF Galveston Avenue.
And said board Of commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the Afore-
said statement and estimate OF the city
engineer and has determined TO aBsess
the cost OF the improvements IN said dis,
ttict against the abutting property. the
property benefited, and other property
liable 20 assessment and the owners there
GRANDVIEw ADDITION.
nj, Paving for Eleventh smesp
pA ss.s tst Norma ms"s l. Norvsn IS 81 HmHcss ss
5 VIM. % II, Brewer rover" slssSs' siSoI
NoRvELL PARK ADDITION
nj, Psvins i9r Eleventh streep
EW " T.. NorVsll NS rs HnSpSS .tsiSS
RlvERVIEw ADDITION
NJ, tPayihs for Eleventh street,
is,s;o:.S OKLA Hos Corr. rs IS / S"HHss iS'ss
I i-s-iS Jane lane, n. ciintOa iiSs isi,is
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LEGAL.

20 be mailed At the time desis lsjsd n
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED ,..
the 7th day Of April, iggg al g
O'Clock a. m. be and the same 10 80.
set ~ The day Tor hearing ali .Dfsl,iy
10 such assessments Improvements t. ~ ~
tefials In reference 10 the same and ~
hearing shall be continued from f,v
day until the same IN competed arf .W
objections not made In writins on rr t,t,.ll
the 7th day Of April. lD.g a. ~,
O'Clock q. M" shan be deemed "A =
waived and. W"
BE iT FURTHER RESOLVED. naNs.
city Auditor be. and Ehe iH nef,.. ~
structed % make and file on or b,f.rs ~.
nate of said hearing her r,rf.fie.ts
showing when and In what mauu.r 80
notices we're given. and attach To- ~
make part OF said certificate tN. ny
iayit Of the publisher showing CO..
" the notice so punished and fUs dagv,
~ which the same WIS published and
BE ir FURTHER RESOLVED hat a,
Emergency exists Tor the pfesert...ap =,
the public health aud safety. and .r ~.
turtherauce OF street impt0vewar,s bv
reason whereof This resolution shall a..
sffcct from and after Us adopt. sn
'royal and publication.
ADOPTED ana the emergency gIsB,,
uiod upon separately and approved M,
2ith day ~ March. 1929.
APPROVED this 2ith day o. March
1929.
7. u. Ey,Ns
o.
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AIRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
FRANK F.. DUNCAN,
City Attorney

city Attorney
Publlshed in tho Tulsa Daily World
March IS, 20, 80, 81. and April I, 1923
world Publishing Company, Publishers)
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON AS
SESSMENTS FOR PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER ISL, CITY OF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA
In compliance with the resolution OF the
Board OF Commissioners adopted on the
gain day OF March. 1899, notice is hereby
given that the Board ot Commissioners OF
the city OF Tulsa, oklahoma, has ex-
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NEW YORK, March 27 a- Foreign eN'
change easy, Great Britain demand
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New Noris spot Cotton.
NEW YOHK. march 2taHsppt cotton
guI,t mlddliuE 1850
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(Publshed IN the Tulss rauy w6fb
March 2s. 1899. World pubUsU..e com.
IamA uuLLL.MnI.l
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hcfeby IS, HppIUVtUt aud,
BE GT FURTHER RESOLVED mat II
Is she determination OF this board 10
assess the cost Of the Improvements pro.
vided for in said STREET IMPROVE.
MENT DISTRICT No. ISL against he
,ots ana blocks abutung said Improve.
ments and the property benefited thereby
snd the property liable 10 assessment a,
set out IN the aforesaid statement OF The
City Engineer: and
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Resolution determining access.
n,nts and directing notices tI..suf
tYf paving in SlREET IMP. .E.
MENT DISTRICT No. ISL of Oh. civ
Of Tulsa, Oklahoma and deCIHfUl an
emergency.
WHEREAS the CITY Engineer .n IN.
18th day ~ March. 1899 submitted "a
the hoard HE written statement -u.sirF
the names Of the owners the ruuuar n
front feet owned by each, dsa.futIon
OF the property ana estimate Of mo total
,ust Of the.improN oNeinents the UrO..rf.ursi
amount OF such cost 10 be assessed against
the ahuttiug property and the total esu.
mated amount 10 be assessed against such
owner. subject TO assessment In STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT 80 .,f ir
form and substance ae provided 200 ser.
ton OF Article Is OF the Charter uf aaId
Ctv Of Tulsa; and.
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Following II price asked ana closing bid
~ standard Oh stocks On the New YORK
curb Monday. as reported by Houston.
Flbie A 90! INA Asked
, 1922-03-31

the past tea weeks On account Of III
ness
George Utzenger has returned to
HIS home in Riyerton after spending
sever days here attending to mat
tiers connected with his former home
IN this city. Hs recently moved to
Heverton md leaves many friends
here.
Gregory Powell Of the Industrial de.
partment OF the Midwest Refining
company. Is spending several days
here from Salt Creek. looking after
business matters and visiting with
friends
Jack Russell is spending the week
n in the city from his home in Salt
Creek. ~transacting business interests
and calling on friends.
g. hcCslman OF Cheyenne STATE
highway commissioner. arrived thit
morning and Will remain hore severn.
days looking after business matters.
T. K. orRyan arrived this morn.
ing from Denver and Intends spend.
Ing the weekend here on busfnes.
connected with oil t~ntercsta-
d. ]. r. H.ns&rd Of the L d. John
son clinic has resumed his practic.
here after a weeks illness. Innuenzs
with a touch Of pneumonia eonpucat
, 1922-03-31

weather on the coast was ~anusu2ily
rainy and there seemed to be fewer
tourists than the former years they
spent there.
Mrs b b. Brooks has returned
from Laramie. where she has been
attending a meeting Of the board OF
the University of Wyoming o sev
eral days,
Mss Elizabeth Lenahan. VINO has
been h house guest OF Mrs W. w.
Slack. has returned TO Dc-dwood. s.
D., where she viii continue her work
in he kindergarten there She was
entertained by former Deadwood resi-
dents during her visit In Casper.
Miss Marion Hackley OF Chicago. Is
spending several weeks at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. S Hackley OF this
city. She a visited here before and
has numerous friends who welcome
her return.
Mrs w. A Dean is leaving for
Denver where she VIII DO a guest AZ
the home OF her son and daughterIn.
law for n few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs C. p. P1ummeT who
are now visiting in Hamberg. Iowa
expect to ruturn TO their apartment
homo In the Blackmore Apartments
about April 10.
Mira James W. Stewart WIN leave
Sunday for Chicago where she vii
make an extended whit with relatives
Mr. Stewart, who is now ut Elk Ba
sin. win Join her there on n conbineI
business n pleasure trip.
, 1922-03-31

gram M a program VIII Be preseat-
ed during the afternoon
Pan-HeIenic Tea
At Peton Home.
act as hostess at n tea TO be served
20 the Pan-Heienic organization. Sat
urday afternoon al the home Of Mrs.
Ben h Peltcn. Jr- on South Beech
street
Tea Club For
Tuesday.
The members of the tea club win
be entertained on next Tuesday after
noon by Mrs Nell Gneve Kimban. al
$50 South Wolcott street.
The afternoon VIII be devoted Il
playing auction bridge and a tea VII
be served by h ho~tesz
Mrs. wertz to
BE Hostess.
Invitations have been received b.
about a dozen society matrons to b,
guests Of Mrs. r. E. wertz at a lunch
con bridge TO be served at her home
147 North Wolcott street. tomorrow
afternoon
DeNfoIay Dance
For Tonight.
The Darius Chapter OF DeMola,
viii entertain this evening At ar in
formal dancing party to be held n
the Masonic temple
The guests win be the Masons tn
DeMolay and the members Of tn
Order OF Eastern Star.
, 1922-03-31

ed the doctors condition and he was
bedrdeen for several days
R. z VERT OF the Producers and
Refiners company Is spending several
days In Rawiins looking after bust
nezs interests o tho
DR.. H r. IAthrop b IN Denver
on business contested With his med
icl practice there
J. B. Barnes. local counsel for the
Midwest Refining company VIII leave
tonighr for Denver whero he will
spend several days on company bust
ness
C H Gompf. an official Of thu III
inots Pipeline company Al the local Of
fees. Is confined to his home today
suffering from an stack Of Ia grippe
His condition Is not seriouaL
Lee Stock - I'm Salt Creek and VIC
unity on engineering matters for sew,
eral days
, 1922-03-31
DeMolay Dance
For Tonfnd1f
Personals

Miss Martha Walker Is leaving for
the east, where she intends spend
ing several months She VIII return
to her home here. accompanied by
her sister. Miss Lillian Walker, who
has been attending n musical con-
servatory in Chicago during the past
Mr. n Mrs. NJ S. Long who have
been spending tho winter in southern
California. ave retvrncd to their
home here. They report that the
, 1922-03-31
CityBriefs

George Tucker of Thermopofls is
spending several days here looking
after business interests and visiting
with friends.
Coleridge and Lawrence Ertz, who,
during their residence here made
many friends. r leaving this even
ing fort their homo in California Cole
ridge has been at a local hospital for