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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-27

PURELY PERSONAL

CLOSING OUT entire millinery stock at
hat price, including ribbons, flowers
features etc: early spring hats from
~ 10 %; all high priced hats f6 and s.
Roulrau Millinery, over Woo, worih's.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

Beasley ot Joplin was tho principal
speaker.
AZ their meeting Saturday the DauEhs
tore ~ thr Rainbow elected the follow
lug Officers fot the ensuing year. worthy
advisor. Miss ThelmA Morrison. assistant
worth advisor, Mibs MndEs DirkurHYu,
faith, Miss oeneNa Perkins. hope, Miss
Inwrll Amt. charity. MI.a EhILh otirkNd-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
MANY SEEK JOBS
AS WOODS HERMIT
English eAd" for Recluse
to Inhabit Shack Gets
$50 Responses

TAUNTON -- England seems 20
possess quite number OF would be
hermiis
A short time ago this advertise
ment appeared In a number OF news
papers.
Wanted. n hermit to inhabit re-
mote cottage In big woods. available
at once. small rent to one not
afraid OF foxes and poachers"
Next day there were $50 appllca-
tlons for hermithood from every
oart OF England.
The cottage belongs 20 the Duke
NJ Dovonshire, and contains two
rooms and bakehouse downstairs.
three bedrooms upstairs, garden.
orchard, stable. and well OF water.
Approach bad and garden run
wild"
The successful applicant came
from Cardiff and he now has the
cottage AZ rental of five pounds
year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
GERMANS FIGHT
CURBED AVIATION
Threaten to Prevent the
French From Flying
Over Frontier

pARIs.- The next war will be In
the air. Masters Of strategy in
both Europe and America agree 10
this prediction. Dtaing from the
treaty OF Versailles, French policy
has been predlcated upon the as
sumption that there will be another
Franco-German war IL France
doesn't make n impossible by keep
ing Germany deprived OF arms.
The politicians who created the
Versailles treaty were well read IN
ancient military history and consid-
cred rivers and mountains as suit
able military barriers-relics OF
bow-and-arrow days. They paid but
little attention TO the enforcement
of Germany's disarmament in the
air.
Asa result the 18th OF next Janu-
ary Germany win he able 80 clos"
the gates 20 her heavens of any
airplane or the airplanes OF any
county she dlslikes, In the same
manner that she has the privilege Of
etecting any allen from her land.
The treaty OF Versailles provided
a limitation Of the kind OF airplanes
Germany could build. But Germany
has convinced both the Italians and
the British that II an airplane is
ruled out because n can LIT weight
which for purposes of prevention Of
bombing planes. has been forbid
den, It viii make II impossible for
Germany to build any passenger
planes.
Germany threatens TO forbid any
airplane 10 enter her frontiers OF
class forbidden her to build. In
other words. II she cannot build
passenger planes, after the begin
ming OF next year. oh" will prevent
passenger planes OF the French
lines from flying across Germany In
their transcontinental flights 10 Po-
land and the Balkans.
Sir Brancker, tho now director
OF British civil aviation. has come
out flatly for an amelloratlon OF
the restrictions imposed on Ger
many France realizes that she is
in n minority Her only recourse Is
ID trade additional control for the
privilege Of permitting Germany 20
build heavy commercial flying ships.
This control must be effectiVN
and Il must be permanent. I'm the
opinion OF the aeronautic editor
OF L'Auto. France must have safe
guards. We must keep up-to-datc,
accurate information Of the per-
sonncl and material In Germany"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

ron banker. Dr. T. r. Johnson; clerk
william reid escort. }. =. Alton; watch
man. G.. PILLOW sentry. ~ A. COZ. ply.
tic!an. pr l. ~ johnson, auditors -
dall.
Ruthless determination Of doEs In this
oitY whose owners have failed 10 pay the
required tax Ia threatened by Poundnas-
tor Robert Bailcy A large number ~
canines we're killed last sprlng for the
same reason The annual taS IL 81 for
males and ~ for females.
The following newly elected officers of
the x. of =. lodge in Picher wers duly in
stalled - the last meetinRi Chancellor
commander, oryis Black. vice chancellor
keeper of records and seals George y
warner. master Of eNchequer w. N
Jamesou, master ~ work John plack.
outer guard H N. Burton; inner guard,
A. y. bruce
A party was given Sunday night at the
home % Mrs T. W. Sanders with Paul
sanders as honor guest, whoroat music
ana rofrcshmenis were enjoyed by the
Paul klincfelter ana son Ivan. Frank san
iefs ana daughter Ellen. Jesse cooper
ana son Jesse. Tom Woffard and son Eu-
gone. George Good ana son goorgie, Paul
sanders and daughter Dorothy. and
Messrs. Kenneth McIrvin, Emmett Crow
OIL. Van sullivan md Carl Sanders
The Giant KILLERS" class OF boys In
the Southern Methodist Sunday school
during tho week elected and Installed the
following offcers. President. Thomas La
Washa, Vice president. nllly Rhodes. sec
tetary, Lester Smith. and treasurer. Lewis
Lnwasha.
The last of series Of three discourses
on tho etiquette Of religious services was
delivered at devotional meeting Thurs
day night by Rev Guy c. Tetlrlck. pastor
~ tho First Methodist Episcopal Metho-
dist church. the particular topic being
'rhe Funeral Service. The topics pre-
viDusly discussed were THE Marriage
Ceremony" ana THE Sacramental Serv-
ice"
Earl Griffin and John O. Hughes went
10 Goodman. Mo. during the week and at
tended the national Missouri fox hunt,
which was scheduled to last four days.
j. II Hall had the pleaIuro ot visit
Early iu tho week from la hrOthcr-n.
law and sister. Mr.. aud Mo Henry Lett.
~ Salem. Mo. and accompanied them ua
ias aa Nevada. No. on their return homs.
Decay OF the tooth or decay OF
the toe Is bad for the scholar as
teachers all know.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

fsfusf 81 The peyUIsts howe Friday
nIEHf
w. 4. johnson ~ The finrUIU.NIs rirlu.
iV vas tfarssctirE hua'nsH .H 4IruHv
eBr'r In fhp week.
"a Lafgent auf family had - fhsir
ruetIr saturday HuI sunday Hf 4uI Mr.
Luther tHIrrnt HII Nr1. IHFa..i. sr., of
puiHHuIp tHu
Nr. I..II IrIufU.r sU1 mo two Mont
F.W.|" r...H who vrrs Victims .f re-.
.puf H4IuU4ifia accident utIr Joplin and
who hos" bHUu iu q hospital iIsHs. ere
recovering hn1 v'I shortly be- nh.o 10 rf.
...r |. |It.f homes here.
fn.rF those who visited bariH4 rlUu
10 HHUIHH .fpm guHr1v H.ra Ef
Holden HUI fawI'. Mrs MHlffII.H. NHI
.sy Robinson. orIe paf0rtts. Nst u4.
fsu Tom IHHs Walter Uu.Itu aHI Car
0r. H.Hut..
IIr pnrIaI convention ~ fHe Surh
er"' Oklahoma uBYHH HHHu.IHUYu bold
U..r Ii....Hr l.E, woe greet occasion
Moro iH.n fvrrfy churches. scattered osaf
several ..YrN.s. arra represented. Rev
U I'D. Sheldon of tIuIfB vac chosen mod.
orator auI fHr annual SERMON uHa
preached hy U,E " futuu uf Pryor
IIs sunday school uIaaIUuaiH aud sIu.
.Hf.uuHI York ~ tho church wers treated
lf I..Eih lr addresses UuI reports bU
aprrIaI ,umU|f|asa Tho business stHHIUuH
we're harmonious anf we'll conducted. and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
OIL LIGHT BEATS
ELECTRIC OR GAS
BURNS 94oo AIR

A new oil lamp that gives an
amazingly brilliant, soft, white light.
even better than gas or electricity,
has bocu tested by tho y. S Cow
ernmont ana 80 leading universities
and found to he superior to 10 ord
mary oil lamps, IL burns without
odor smoke or noise--no pumping
up, is simple, clean, safe Burns
g4o6 air and SO common kerosene
(Cunl uiD.
The inventor. u. II. johnson, 6O9
W, Lake st. Chicago. Ill, is offcring
TO send n lamp on 10 days FREE
trial. or even TO give one FREE
to the first user In each locality who
win help him introduce II. Write
him today for fun particulars Also
nsk him to explain how you can get
the agency and without experience
or money make $25O to $500 Der
month.--Advertisomcnt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

No 1i2A A good looking house
dress of unusual class that bespoaks
practlcubillty is shown. Cut In sizes
80. 90 ana - inches bust measure.
Size 3G requires rs yards 36-inch
material with IA yard 32-inch con-
trasting,
No. 9567 Fashions may come
and fashions may go but the demand
for middies goes ON forever Cut In
sizes %. 3G, as. 40 ana i2 inches bust
measure. Size SO rcqures 2 rs
yards 36-iuch material with lC
yard 36-inch contrasting.
No. a92g Your small daughter
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

in sizes s6. 3s, 40. ~ and - inches
bust measure. Size &c requires 4
yards 3G-inch material.
All patterns 10 cents In stamps or
coin (coin preferredD
our Fall and Winter Book of
Fashions IL a most interesting fash-
Ion magazine. II contains over three
hundred styles, four pages OF styles
worn by movie" stare. a course
In dressmaklng and valuable
articles telling the stout woman
how 10 dress 80 as to take off thirty
pounds In appearance, how the very
slim woman can appear heavier, ana
what Colors are most suitable for
the blonde. the brunette, etc. The
price Is 10 cents per copy Address
your order TO Fashion Department.
- Send your order 10 Fashion De-
pnftment, Tulsa World. 230 South
Wells street. Chicago, III.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

A. N Layton was I'm Miami Saturday
Mrs. UrI tyler visited her sister. NIr.
Kate Angel iu joplin Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. charles Gihbs had ~
week end gu'sts Mr and Mrs. lnwls Bell
Of Cnftrryule. No
For the purpose or raising funds with
which to purchase books Tor the library.
the I'm AVIAN, club VIII civ" bake
clarence Hushor nud wife were visit.
ing relatives and friends a. Wclrh and
imeiachet during hewo0k
Mrs. EuEenls Applegate represented the
Pitcher lodge of Nebokahs At the state
assembly held at Ada during the week
tivlngstun store, spent Saturday night
ana Sunday with his parents In Alton.
Rev, a w workman went tu Joplin
early In tho week and spent several days
there visiting His mother and other rcla.
tlves
A party Of Epworth loSguors from here
went to Miami sunday afternoon and
Joined with tho league at Nlami In listcr-
Ing to = radio speech by Doctor Guthrie
Of Chicago, prosident ~ tltC Epworth
league orEnnlEation Of the United states.
Rcv. PAU Ellis. hitherto a resident "
webb Guy, has been regularly elected
pastor uf to baptist church In hichcr.
lie will move hlH family here shortly 10
reside
WISH Younger and Miss Hcsslo Allsou
! . pichcr couple, won the first prize ~
/ 90 Tor the best waltA az the airdome IN
/ Treecc Kan. saturday night. steve Moore
| also of Pitcher. and Miss Armstrong. of
Melrrzc. Kan, we're awarded the second
prize
lyerum course Tor the coming winter
has hcen arranged FOR by the Sund y
school uf tife First Methodist Episcopal
church. uf which tho first number by the
! Davies idEht opera company will hs
given November ~. Tickets for tho eu.
| tiJe course are offered AZ 90 fof adults
ana 81 for students, single admissions
Will cost 30 cents or more,
Radio experiments are receiving much
| attention A. tho hands ~ Pitcher pcopa
Already there ore three outfits In the citv
/ and several more have been ordered
| Friends of the owners are frequently iu
! yited To listen In"
/ Tho tti.Htatr section o' tho American
Zinc institute held u profitable W"otiuA
here wednesday whercat pr W a.
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T.,cs ugitUa ami family arrived Mon.
I"u'7 urItU.is unrruts wfst
I.t '" ns' yH,t
' ,ii. Sts frahato .f 90 louis Mo. was
3D. "'..,.i IL. nIaa.a Lou ana IafsIIr
~ g,,tb gfaut sfrsst the ptst
NH'N'' W"
az. uthy cole. who BE- Visiting here from
.t.r Van v,s honor guest ~
"a hrttgs marty hold ~ the homo
w ~. INIT Nrt Paul stuart. "wednesday
u g..stdv ana q Mr. Uargis, both
st1. IIts ,,eto married a. tho home ~
"a. 'h,ia, f.st Wefuosiay They wiz rs-
~ a. ,ht. ,i,v
~ Ia urs n I. Mtgosly are moving
.r,tn. vbcre Nj NcCoakoy has
'.t,iIn sI,b tbe poEcfa bakery
~. community church met - The home
a., - annon A04 North Main
:, rt,,.t,v ,fternoon with Mrs I. ~
tt,h, NJ " b. slack ana Mrs F y
,'l,.. .,, ~. h,.tesses Mrs y T.. UobIuauu
i,a.".' .h 80. ~ tbo progran THE subject
NV '..Iteb n.psrs were read hy Mrs a. a.
~ ~ W." a.. usttie Ftrtrhfeu Mrs e. 10
pput - tInata Mrs Harry Tanner
'T't,. 90 presept and gave vocal
w ~, ,-birb vas much snIoyrd hy all
~ ~. "to,"nbip" Iavmnn of ruIHa. OK
'I,S, ta.iNrr hsFins brr class at mo
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'"Inu"u"'F ttsI,, ,tsitcd tsisttvca In kan
~, a, t''''
a. A. XNuev ~ MusForoc state
neN., YSussi,rsrvi' Z was a lsat wcs!s end
i,,r' 80 .nd ftnsd tho Alpit AZ tho
u,asi,,av uaptist church sunday morning
AZ psid of Oklahoma CITY. architect
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

Reverend nAlney was holding revival
meeting at Elm creek school house during
the weok
An s-pound boy was born sunday morn
ing 10 Mr. ana Mrs Joe Tcmuler.
Tho ladies' OF the Baptist church served
meals Rt the Anderson building duting
"a eetinra or tho baptist susuciation.
Mr Rnl Mrs. Laurence Rtroup of naN.
ter springs we're the guests OF friends I'm
luhpaw during the week.
Mrs Porter had AS her guest during the
week Mrs. sophia Porter and children,
who reside In Carthage
A. A M,furd and family recently had
tho pleasure pf few days vlslt from Mrs
WIford's mother. Mrs. NriieuHhine.
Mrs O. ~ Joplin, who recently re-.
turned from shawnee, was a passenger ON
the frisco train that was wrecked Mon.
say, but ESCAPED uuhurt
The Young ladies' class - tho christian
sunday school. taught by s.. J. chambers.
aud the young mems class. taught ny ID.
a. DeNllliera, were hnrpltahN enter
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

would be very cunning In a pantie
dress like this. Cut In sizes 2. 4. e,
\ and 10 years Size ) requires 3
Yards 3R-inch material
No. 1i95. A cover-all apron like
this Us a great protection to the gar
mcnt underneath. This style may
also bo used ms n house dress. Cut
Ia sizes. small. medium and large.
The small size requires 3 IA yards
|36-lnch material with as yard az
Inch contrasting.
No. ii67. The long. straight sill
houette still prevails az this attrac-
tive lOng-waisted frock proves. Cut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

one ~ the very charming parties NJ
the fall season was given on "wednesday
afternoon by Mrs !. W. Patterson, iNh
Frisco avenue, when she was hostess nt
IA Five Hundred party There were six
tables 2snias honoysucbles and wild fern
arrsngsd In baskets were used aH dccora
lions for the home Mrs George Edgar
held high score and received polychromc
hook ends Mrs Lane Chimney ~
sapulpn, okla. made second highest snd
received mahogany cnudlo tticka dero.
lated with cfyHtsl shades ana prtsm. ~
tho close of the delightful afternoon the
S,.s;,ss served . ;w5 ,ogrsa luncheon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

The editor appeals to England TO
support the French view, calling
to London's attention that Britain
also Is very worried about Its air
defense
In the meantime Germans have
broken the worlds record by an
uninterrupted is hours flight from
Berlin to Moscow, a distance ~of
nearly a thousand miles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

Mrs Guy T. Tetirick and children, Har-
rI"'t ana Craig, are spending week or
Two visiting relatives and friends at sew
sr1l poln'a In Kansas
s lodge of the Modern Woodmen Of the
world has been organized In Picher with
about i2b members The officers are as
follows Council commander, Charles
Williamson. advising Lieutenant. Sol Dam.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

MIDDLEPORT. Ohio. Sept o0-
Harry Kaiser experienced a narrow
escape from swallowing n GOOD.
sized needle while eating boiled
egg for breakfast recently
The needle was seen Just hcfors
Kaiser was about 70 swallow g.
The egg was from his flock ~
hens. How the needle got ira|He
the shell Is a deep mystery
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08
Auto Rams Telephone
Post; LedUes Print of
The Motor License

MARTINS FERRY. Ohio. sso.
3o.--An automobile travelling "a
national highway rammed ters.
phone pole so hard that the I'M.
print Of the license plate vas fef,
an dthe figures S4,365 are riH.r.y
visible. The machine. which Wa
speeding was making an att,mpt 4,
escape pursuing officers at the limo.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30
StanflOpc.

l.. 4. Miller and children drove to
Boone on Wednesday and attended the
funeral of Mr.. 1IiIlcr's hrother-in aE,
the late Robt Smile.
Clara Berglund Of Stratford came
Monday for IN extended visit with her
brother. Eric I'er%lund.
Wnl. Anderson returned Mo,da y
from Strmifos1l FOLLOWING IN over Sln;-
day visi, with his sister. Mrs. q. W.
CANADIAN.
A. w. Anderson WAS Il passenger 20
Jewell Monday on business.
Grace Brewer was :! passenger I"
Dos Moines last Tuesday.
O. w. Krp,ar and son Floyd droy"
10 Webster City Wednesday and trans
acted some business.
i.St0n Cross went to Collins Thurs.
day for few days Visit With relatives.
II. c. Kenlcr, T.. W. Nelson and CEas.
Hurt were Webster City business cali
crs last Tuesday evening.
Claude Hurt Of Jewell was in town
Thursday on business.
Mrs Mathilda Stevenson came MP
from Slater Tuesday and spent last
week at the II. r. Satire home with her
daughter and family.
theodore Satire returned from Il bust
ness trip to bDcne Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Harris returned to her
l:omc 1T Webster City Saturday after n
three day. visit here with her son ana
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. {. Harris.
Lupl!a Wilbur arrived home Satur-
DAY morning from New York state. She
was accompanied ny an aunt and two
cousins. Mr.. ltl Mrs. Clark. who will
make {; short visit here among rcln-
lives. Lucia has been cone for Il mum
her of years. Her many friends are
gilI 10 welcome. her back to the com
muniiy again.
Misses Eunicc Eutc and Hazel Satire
were in Webster City Friday in attend
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30
Jewell News.

Mrs. IIelmer AlveStad ana daughter
left Tuesday for Dawson, Mimi, I"
visit relatives.
The Lewis Olson residence property
in the north part of town was plfcliaS-
cd last week by Sam ChristenS"n Inc
property adjoins the Christensen prop
erty on the north ana MI. 7. eNl"''S
to remodel and paint the house ana
rent il.
Miss LEILA Miliatt of Webster CITY
spent the week end in Jewell
Mrs. J. &. Kahl was Webster ti'y
visitor Saturday.
Arthur johnson Of Rock Island, ILL.,,
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30

| arrived Saturday evening and is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. Ben Millctt.
Miss Mae Johnson of near Blairs-
burg is visiting at the IRA ESpc home
Walter Kirk and bride of Albuuuer-
que, New Mexico, arrived Saturday
evening to visit Mr.. * parents.
Austin Mckinley of Amcs arrived
Saturday to visit his parents, Rev. and
Mrs w. Mckinley.
Mrs. Norm Lakin and Mrs Henry
Smith visited Mrs. Dave Richie Mt the
hospital in Webster City Friday
G. ]. Sickinger and Manager \. T.
Kalseim left Tuesday for Fort Dodge
TO attend rs representatives of the local
ventiOn of the association of farmers
elevators of Iowa.
Mrs. Mabel Knutson and daughter
Miriam of Randall spent Sunday with
relatives here.
Mrs. \. a. Hotel left Friday for
Lowdon to spend Sunday WITH her
husband, who is working for the c. &
n. W. there
Miss Naomi SevcrsOn of Stratford
spent Sunday with her parents.
Miss Bess Fentm Of DeS Moincs ar
rived Saturday to visit at the parental
G. T.. Fcnton. home.
Mrs. Russell Tallman of Coin ar
rived Saturday to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Wilson.
Misses Jennie Gabrielson and Gen
cviave Peterson of Randall were Jew
ell callers "Wednesday.
Mrs. G. w. Drhl visited in Webster
City Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Cordcs spent Sunday
with her parents in kamrar.
A very interesting study center was
held in Jewell Saturday. Mr.. Ritter
ana Mr.. Fuller were the instructors
\ good number of teachers attended.
Mrs. Hans Brock returned home
from Arcadia Saturday having been
called there because Of the illness Of
her neither.
Jan 80
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30
Isall,rar.
Jan. so.

Mrs. L. Il. Schmidt was called ia
Garland. Ncbr.. Monday by the illness
ana death of her sister
Mrs. r. p. Madsen was passenger
to Webster City Tuesday.
I. G. Barryhill was business Wis
itor in Webster City Tuesday.
Miss Matte BRANDON is i'll with a
gathering in her head.
Mrs. O. NJ Christensen and mother.
Mrs. NJ. II. Henarickson, attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Frank W. Miller in
Webster City Monday
T.. A. Lichtenhcrscr attended the
funeral Of 't;lr late WIN. Davis in Web
ster City "Wednesday. ,i,...
I Mrs. Clara Peterson of Minnesota
arrived Saturday for a two weeks
visit with relatives.
lloyd Gerber is i'll with the ianmlic".
Lester and Louis Taylor of Webster
Citv,yisitcd Monday,wth Cecil Gerber.
Charles Sramands of Webster City
visited y his sister. Mrs. Ncls Nelson
and family. Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Smith went to Webster
CITY Wednesday to have dental work
done.
Miss Jennie De Groot of Gowric Wis
itcd her parents here Saturday ana
Sunday.
Mrs. q. NJ. Christensen went to Wen
.ier City Friday TO have dental WORK
done.
Mrs. l.. p. Mckay and little son OF
Webster City spent the past week
acre with the formers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. S. G.. Thompson.
Icil Berryhill Of Dncombe viSlte"
hero Saturday with his parents.
Mrs. f.. Il. Cornancy and Mrs. ~. IL
Carson were passengers To Webster
| City Saturday.
Jan. %.