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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-11

rs acres, l " miles from city
limits Of Salem, IA acres bearing
logans, acres prunes, family or
chard, room fully modern house,
good out buildings. This is one of
the best small ranches In the val
ley and If sold by April can be
bought right. VIII take good house
in Salem in trade.
rs acres Z miles from Salem on
paved road, all in cultivation, good
set of buildings, 10 acres young
berries, family orchard, price and
terms good.
SO acres near Salem, "a acres
prunes, acres timber, balance In
crop, no buildings. Price $4,000,
cash one or two thousand. balance
long time per cent.
100 acres, joins city limits of
small town near Salem. paved road,
70 acres in cultivation. buildings
fair. Price $11, 700, cash $4,000.
ANDERSON g. RUPERT
406-7 Oregon bldg. 6l*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-11

WHAT have you to trade? We
have a good store and dwelling
house in Salem for Portland
property; eastern Oregon alfalfa
farm for Salem property; How
ell Prairie farm for Kansas
farm; fine home in Salem to
trade for grain farm. Thomason,
3311s State st. no1-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-11

specialize acres of unimprov-
ed land miles south. Price
S4500. VIII trade for prune farm
not over $4,000. Thomson, 33ih
State street. BE-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-11
REPAIRING
TRANSFER
WAITER COMPANY

SALEM WATER COMPANY--Of-
flee, corner Commercial and
Trade Sts. Bills payable monthly
in advance. Phone ST.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-11

MUST SELL-70 acres, about 56
in cultivation, balance timber, 4
acres bearing prunes, fine soil.
good location. A sacrifice at
sos per acre, some terms. De-
Witt, Pearcy Bros, 210 Oregon
bldg b60~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-11

NOW-For sale with
stoves and k. cabinet, 6 room
bungalow on pavement, close to
schools and car east. Small base
ment, fireplace, gas and garage:
Price over all now $4,000 ana
$3.50 with state loan will handle.
Becke g. Hendricks, 2O5 U 5.
bank bldg. Nv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-11
3311s State street.

REAL BUYS
Suburban home of 8 acres, five
room house and good barn, block
from or line. WIN sell for cash or
trade for good Salem home.
One acre with A room cottage,
within city limits, about three
blocks from car. $500. part terms.
73 acres. good 7 room house and
good barn; 67 acres in cultivation,
good spring water. women wire
fence. One mile from good town.
$500. VIII accept house and lot
In Salem as initial payment.
room modern home, east front
on paved street, III blocks from
car. Close In. $4,000.
room house, large lot, barn
and garage, lots of fruit. $4,000.
LISTON a. DARBY
Independent Agents
484 Court street n60#
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-11

SALESMAN to cover local terri
tory selling dealers. Guaranteed
salary of 800 week for right
man. The Commercial Radium
Co.. Fifth ave bldg, New York.
gel
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-11

ALBERTA land, eigh quarter Sec
tions. prosperous district, will
divide and exchange for Salem
property. Apply owner. VIM. Il.
Bradley. phone 92F3. BIO
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-11
REAL ESTATE

Specialize acres of unimprov-
ed land miles south. Price
S4500. VIII trade for prune farm
not over $4,000. Thomason, 331h
State street. b.
ALBERTA land. eigh quarter sec
tions, prosperous district, Will
divide and exchange for Salem
property. Apply owner, VIM. II.
Bradley. phone 92F3. BIO
NONRESIDENT anxious to sell s
acres in south Salem. close to
Mckinley school, on rock street.
Good view, nice home site. A
bargain at $1,000. r. A. Mohney.
200 oregon bldg. b.
MUST SELL-70 acres, about 56
in cultivation, balance timber, 4
acres bearing prunes, fine soil,
good location. A sacrifice at
sos per acre, some terms. De-
Witt, Pearcy Bros, 210 Oregon
bldg. b60F
REAL ESTATE WANTED
Have 8 acres apples $4,000. Want
Salem house to $4,000.
Have Salem lots $2500. Want
small farm equal value.
Have good ranch $1,000. Want
Salem house $4,000.
Have irrigated ranch $4,000.
Want income 100000.
KINNEY L. HYDE REALTY co
Eugene, Or. n82
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
20 acres with acres of fine To-
ganberries. small house, good barn
and chicken house. grain, team
and farming tools; this Is first
class, will sell at a sacrifice. II you
want something worth while look
this up.
have general merchandise
store for sale, one that is doing
three thousand per month and can
be made much larger.
If you want to buy. sell or trade
see
H. L. MARSTERS
at 212 Gray bldg, phone 907.
GOOD BUYS AND EXCHANGES
rooms, new and modern, paw
ed street and car line. good buy
for $4,000.
Z rooms plastered and modern
except basement; snap for $1,000.
Only $3.50 down balance like rent.
Good lot on car line for $3.50
with $50 down and $40 per month
Store and fine dwelling house to
trade for Portland property.
Maxwell car to trade for lot.
4S acres of timber land to trade
for prune orchard.
10 acres improved orchard and
berries and good dryer, trade for
house.
Z room house and 2 lots with
fruit to trade for small tract not
over acres, must be close in.
THOMASON
331h State street.
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WANTED-Furnlture, tools, ma
chinery. stock. etc. VIII buy for
cash, or sell on commission.
Phono Sill. Woodry. the auction
eer. m"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-11

EXCAVATING and general team
work. gardens plowed. fertilizer
furnished. Prices reasonable. r.
C. Gamble. 7S6W. m76
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-11

SITUATION WANTED = Young
man, single, recently finished
training in poultry work, wants
place. Box s H Capital Journal.
hoo
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-11

WANTED-Flat top OWice desk
with disappearing typewriter
feature. Address c N H Capital
Journal. itf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-11

IF YOU are looking for a good
home, this may suit you, is 5
rooms and a basement, electric
lights, bath, and toilet; fruit,
berries, shrubbery. etc, well To-
Gated on N. Cottage street, Price
$500. See L. A. Hayford, 3O5
State street. a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-11

HAVE beautiful furniture for
living room, dining room, kitch-
en- and 8 bed rooms, complete
for $3.50. Gertrude j. NJ. Page
492 N. Cottage. c.
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sIrBscRIPTIoN RATES
?, carrier SO cents a month 's
year ~ IN Marion and Polk
BY MAJ nne month so cents, 8
countles' st a. 6 months $2.25. i
months a. Elsewhere SO cents a
yea IS a year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
Rupture
Expert
TULSA
the Famou,
Rice Method Free
To Callers at Hotel

II you are ruptured, your big op-
portunity has now arrived. II YOU
would Ike 10 DO free from tho slay-
cry or gouging pinchiug, chafing
trusses that make life n burden. then
here and now is the time TO act.
j. B. Weldon, an expert in run
turc cases, trained under the per
sonnl direction of W. 8. Rice of
Adams. n. Y, the famous discoverer
OF the Rice Non-Surgical Rupture
Method, VIII be at the Ketchum
Hotel, Tulsa, Okla, October l6 and
II.
Mr. Weldon is here to personally
demonstrate TO all rupturcd people
what the Rice Rupture Method can
accomplish. You have, no doubt
heard and read much about thie
famous method ana the cures which
thousands have reported from A.
Now. you have tho chance TO find
out all about ito have II demon
started to you and 10 see what II
can do I'm your own case. Just call
at the hotel nud Mr.. Weldon will
give you his personal attention, his
best advice ana complete demon
stratlon absolutely without charge
Are you tired Of that binding.
hampering, uncomfortable truss
Would you Ike TO hc free Of IT for
ever? Then investigate this Rice
Method ana find out tho pOFsihill-
ties ~ holds out Surely method
that could cause so many thousands
OF former rupture sufferers to- re-
port cures must be worthy OF your
fun ana complete inycstiratiGu.
The Rice Method IL different from
anything else. II is modern. up-toa
thC-minutc, abreast uf the latest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15


Mr.. and Mrs Ralph pratcr of Mani'ou,
Colo, upent the first OF the week In the
city with A. y. Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ilrod and children
have returned from trip % st. Louis:
Mira ! Frank Ryan was hostess TO the
stitch and chat club Friday afternoon.
The culture. club met at the home ot
Mrs W y. sunday Friday afternoon with
Mlha Adils Blair as reader
Mr. and Mrs. q. r. Ross visited friends
at Yale sunday.
day IN the city.
Mrs Mae DcNoys of MuskoEee spent
saturday in tho city with friends.
Mr and Mrs. a, y. Bluukeuship OF
TieWsh visited Clnremoro relatives Sat
urdRy
Mr. and Mrs. Tpden Glass o' Chelsea
spent Saturday with friends In tho city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank browning of Tulsa
spent sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. H. s.
ptsrgsss. ,,
y Mra. Thema podson and daughter
Bottnrcna of Tulsa were Sunday guests OF
Mr. ana Mrs. Wpltei Burgess.
Louis Best and Katie Osborn OF inolA
wcrO united IN marriage In THIS city Oct0-
ber 2 by Rev. Howard Thomson
Mrs J q. Hlncr OF Nn'e was tho guest
Of friends hero saturday,
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Rose announce tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

arrival Of a daughter At their home last
Mr snd Mrs W p Johnston ,r. or
Kansas city spent TIE first % the week iu
Miss wiIetta r,ehsun, a student o' Tho
ClhIewore hiFh l.u.s -prhi iiv WUUk cod
tho owl club WHa entertained Thurs
DAY uiNut by AT uUt Nfa a D.. Etf,a.
Miss flcta GfiHw'Il r.iltuui Monday
from an extended visit Co wichita. IIio.
Mr ana Mrs " D.. wilson. Mrs o. 70
Wilson and dauthtor Nu. IoCk.lhulL
drove down 60 Tulsa Monday
pad" Ramsey. Mr 900 NIs r. r. nm
are IN Appcrs1n visiting MNl Ramsey.
| Mrs n a. Helm attended tho fr at
Mr and MIS- uru7sr art Mrs p. 4.
watts mctorra 90 TULSA Monday.
/ Mr. aud Mis g. O. Gbr.t or Cuaninr
were the ruvsia ~ Mr. HuI AIra y ll.
Mrs r. ii uoahshlre and daughter
spsnt tho DAY saturday In TULSA with
M,s' Elizabeth s,1't % Quu-rv. u'. ar
rived IN the clIv saturday or au extended
visit with her aaH, g.. IragsDa and tif.
Mr. and Mrs y. Guy Nafslurr amt
ehi'l,en % ruis' spen, ne, We, ,.ru1 in
Mrs 4. iiug,t end dtucHtrr Mrr
y. ~. Freeman - hHrrnh CITY mother
Nni sister N u i.ssett oro tho sI.a.a
sir ana Mrs 70. ,N. uacb uro rejoicing
over The, arrival ~ Gn sp1lri r'ri
Mrs Joe anderson wss hostess ., Tho
Tuesday study club Tuesday afternoon.
An tntcr'Htng pr0g.1fu. 'Awcrcar Wom
as leader Each member responded to r1ii
call by givlnE ON iutrrgs'iur report oi
some prow.ncnt woman ~ America.
Jessie and Harry Carpenter NJ facyFuo.
E'n., NE the guests % Mr end Mrs D. W.
lir. and Mrs Troi %. uoipcrs are rc.
ioicinE over the arrival of con re- fh0Ir
home early Monday morning. lIy hos been
ohriHteusd Frederick 'mrr Eodrcrs 81.
Tuesday afternoon waH to1sHuuh'y d1v
for tho Tuesday study club uf tho homo
NJ Mrs W. a. sunday Tho now ufrHIdruf.
Mn George Fcerell. rro'id.i. with Sire
members responded by giving interesting
vacation Incidents.
,nincd by The Misses p1t, wa'fs and
I.ayouia webb at the Woito homo ON Fcc-
oud street. wednesday evening This tho
first meeting ~ the club ycpr, was largely
attended. some so business women being
GLADYS serrant en,or,lnea number ot
II l. nTouse. PpS ~ 9 Out, 0 M '"1 or % 10
Young people ~ O0wnl were present They
all report having a splendid time.
Delta Thets Tau sorority elected no its
officers FOR the ensuing year tho follow
ing girls; President, Miss Floy Ellie, vlcc
tory, Miss Dane iIufchius, trobaurtr. Mirs
ooWala lushyheHd; aorEeaut. arms
Miss Alta Vance. press nrrut. Miss Grace
Warner. historian. Miss willard IIufchIuf
Mr. ana Mrs Loo A. Moore ana Mr.
an1 Mrs. o. u. Davis drove 20 Tulsa
Tuesday.
Mr. ana Mrs q r G0dbcy and Mrs
Harold BOYD ana little SON returned Mon.
day from visit with relatives IN Eanr.a
Mrs. Guuthor Duckworth and son or
San Antonio. Texas. uro here on visit
With Mrs nuckworth's parents Dr. and
Mrs. ". ". Kpho
on SATURDAY evening. october 7. tho
order or the Rainbow was Instituted IN
Claremore with % girls Joining
cot. and Mrs. g. NJ Barrett. assiatcd hy
Misses Mabel hni Jessie barrett entcr-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
RHEUMATISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poi
son Starts to Leave the system
Within Twcnty-four Hours.

Every Druggist IN this county ia author
Tied 90 say to elery rheumatic sufferer
that 1; full pint bottle Of, Alienrhu, the
sure conquGyer Of rheumatism does not
show the Way 10 stop the agony, reduce
swollen Joints and do away with even the
H.Ehiest twinge OF rheumatic pain, he Will
hfH" return your money without com
u.Hf
hHcnrhu has been tried and tested fcr
!U.Is, and really marvellous results have
lapn accomplished In the most severe
'ases where the suffering and agony was
intense and piteous and where the patient
Nas helpless.
Mr James n. Allen. Of Rochester, N. r.
lNH hiscpycrer Of Allonrhu. who foe many
l.Ifa suffered the torments OF acute rhou-
l'ilsm. desires all sufferers TO know that
A' n'es not want a cent of anyone's money
h.oss Allenrhu decsivoly eOnquers this
worst nt all diseases, and he has instruct
druggists TO guarantee II as above IN
''..y Instance, Stelnberg Bros. can supply
you Advertisements.
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home Tuesday evening. Durins the bust
ness session officers were elected for the
eusiug year. The remainder OF the eve
niug was spent iu sewing
Roy j.. McCuy ~ wichita, Kan. was the
weet-end Fuesi Of Mr. aud Mrs. James
M-. q. / rindlev entertained the Entire
Nous club at her home on West Division
street Saturday afternoon Ilflug ihc
busiues session Mrs I. = plcus was
reporter. Mrs r, Z. Bauhin and Mrs
John L.. Warrington were now mtmhcfa
present sni Mra = q soaulaus end Mrs
James Iufin we're FuestH. Tho club viii
meet aGain in two weeks win Mfs. A. &.
Mis- v. nsse,, entertained at her
home. 1918 Merrlck street. saturday 10
honor of her son Donald and nephew
'lillio NiolHoo. Tho occnsiun was To honor
~ the fourth birthday Of the children the
uret which an ic" cream course was
served tp the 20 guests.
Mr and Mrs. J. H. savage spent Mon
Nr. and Mrs c. C. wreht o., ohsmah
were tho guests % Mra MUshts parents
Mr. ana Mrs. L. w. cole
The Homie Htae club gave a shower
for Mrs ralph Roller TUESDAY afternoon
at he home 81 Mrs 3 A. BROOKS Nr-
Evans was now member u t1c club
present ana the guests were Nra. o..
Rowies ana Mrs shelton Tho club viii
meet again in two weeks with Mrs Ross
me Trworih league % the Methodist
churfh mot nt the homo Of Mis- y. l.
Bg,orih Tuesday evening.
Nta NlrEU MatAsky iaN Thursday
morning f1r PURCELL fot a few weeks vislt
with her parents.
4 r0lk party was given Tuesday after.
noon 20 the members W me hoWaur c'ue
Mrs g. r., DuvM with Mrs. N. J Eycrly
as assistant hostcHe These rreFent we're
Mechanics W. D.. pawsag T. l.. Nicho.s
ander. j. "a rurin' Aiss cameron, paul
Price, a. = Buchanan. W. X. Roll, j. O.
san'eo, = G.. clausen. = II Jarvis, " p
Lus Cundfy, \. H. Holmes and Mra
Jackson.
caII who. attend tho university AZ Sor-
man, spent the week end with their par
rnts, Mr.. and Mrs J. W. kincnid. Mel.
bourne ana puat'uey fnut"e. WIN elso a..
with their parents, Mr. ana Mrs i. O.
sautce.
silver Thlrnble club Tuesday afternoon
al nor homc,f i2ll west broadway All
of the members attended and the follow
iqE Euests were present en,ii.,Sa M[s X - A..
bert Follows and Mrs. John Canoe The
club Will meet again IN two weeks
Tho fgst meeting q the season of The
noon at the homo ot Mrs A. O. ASl'ne.
Mr. and Mrs carl clark OF Tulsa were
tho wogk.end gncstn 90 NJ ana Mrs o.
Mr.. and Mrs L. ". Powell ~ wichita,
Kan. arrived Wedn0u1ay Tor few days
ylfit with Mr and Mrs. .. ". Meacham
and Mt aud Mrs n s. Edwards.
Mrs sam Eolch % 1905 Morrick htreei
entertained with cm.dten'H party S.t
urday afternoon honoriuE the twgltih
birthday of her daughter Anne The after
noon WAS Hpout playing games ana re-
sreshmcnts wcte served 10 IS guests
The Junior Fidclis class gave a
wienlor roost Monday night on the NIL
north Of town with MI and Mira w. IL
porar ns chaperons About 30 boys ana
girls enjoyed the party.
The pyesbyterlnn auxiliary met NJ the
home of Mrs. W. H. hudson Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. II. e.. Alexander and
AIRS II. u. Boswell as hostesaes
Mrs G. W. Buruott entertained the J.
NJ NJ club az her home, 1903 West broad
way, Friday afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
ECZEMA ITCHED
AND BURNED
On Face, Hands And Arms In
Little Pimples. Cuticura Heals.

Eczema broke out on my face,
hands and arms In little pimples.
Later IL formed a crust and was red
as fire, and the pimples itehed and
burned badly 90 that ! could not
sleep at all. ! could not put my
hands in wsier II burned so,
The trouble lasted three or four
months before / sent for cutieura
Soap and O.nimen;, and uoed thres
cakes Of Soap and three boxes OF
Ointment, when was healed"
{Signedl Miss Alice Wells. Wsy-
side, Georgia.
cudeurs SoRp 10 cleanse and pu-
rify, Cuucura Ointment to soothe
and heal. and Cuticurs Taleum to
powder and perfume are ideal for
daily toilet purposes.
aanpls xleh Pre- BY ksil Address "outsurs L,A-
srs stofiss, Dspt II, Maiden ~, AAft" Sold every
whero Soap ztc ointinsnt Is and Toe, TA,csn 2be.
8eE Catieur. Soap Shsves ~itbou, n,as.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Mrs = T. Tompson and daughter noro-
thy returned Monday from Bristow where
they have hen visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs G, J. ySharun and Mr.. and
Mrs Alvin sharum n MuskoEee were the
guestF OF Mr.. Snd Mrs. James Savage
M1ndhy.
Mrs \, e. Archer and Mrs. r. g Young
.ot Tulsa were eeck-end guests Of Rev. J.
C. Curry and Mrs. curry.
MRS Paul Price returned Sunday from
Oklahoma city and MusSOgee whero Hho
has becu visiting for several weeks
Gerald Reason. who has been visiting
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. r -. Reason,
left Tuesday for 81. Louis en- route 20
New York city
Tho porcas class OF the Methodist
church met Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. II. N. Whitehead. fhi
KEEan street.
The ST. Margaret guild Of the Episcopal
church held its fret meeting Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. n. NJ
Johnston.
Miss Viola Hayncs entertained tho
Fldels class of the Baptist church az her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
STATE SOCIETY

morning from a brief visit IN Musfocse
G. Ms hInY ana sister. Miss Belle
sHith. returned Tuesday ftom an extended
1.ii tu reittiyes 40 Peoria. Gaiasburg and
other puirts Do Illinois
Mr. r. nuzteo of Topeka. Kan. has
. returned homo after visit of ssvsraI
''H- N,ih her parents, Str. and Mrs. l.
MIss Edna Mares - Sand Spring, spsnt
ne woek-en with hor uncle ami aunt
Mf ana Mrs Henry noIcs.
Nf. ana hfs I e. Lancaster after
spending few days ln Uruken Arrow
l'of.ng after business matters have re-
. Luih.l tn SLOAN spruEs. whore they are
mug hor'ns 90 bouent Mr. Lancast
Mrs. a. T. RurwoI and young son.
Johnnie ana H1tbls have returned fram
a a s-il,ler visit TO ;Aelr old home At
Ms. aud Mrs John Talbot have arrived
IRON fa}ettc. No, e. again spend tho
WINTER enjoying the Broken Arrow c,I-
Chtuer Whitaker spent the past week.
ehI WIN relatives a. MeA'ysfer.
Halph Hunter of Enid was the week
H guest oi MT ana Mrs. - A wis.
M aud Mrs ;. y staat.rs,urnsd sat
Waay from a few days visit 20 relatives
NJ. ana Mrs oakley rhoma. were
among the wC'lknuwu TuIsaus Who mo.
toroi over sunday morning % onioy tho
nrtaki.ais Tor which local hostolrles are
Nj. and Mrs. Guy r. Garrison % Tulsa
we're guests % Mr and Mrs H. 81 Les.
Ne ,,..g.T., aST,2s III g'',, Tgse ,ts p,..,
have returned from a several days Wilt
az JNIn' Mo- 10 tho home Of their
STR. and Mrs. Frank Smith have sons 10
Dawson whore they expect to make their
home Tor nUmc time.
Mctsrs u 4. Longmirs and C. christ.
son OF M'ldaie. Neb. arrived Saturday
20 DO the guests FOR several days u Mr..
and Mrs. W ii Curnuu and. family
william EdwRfd lnmnn. '3-mouths.oid
son oi Mr. ana Mrs. II. p. Inman. passed
following a few days ninoss Funorsi
services were held Tuesday afternoon at
Park Grove cemetery.
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. l.. Cudiy returned
Friday from Oklahoma city whore they
visited relatives and attended tho state
fair for several dayE.
Mrs. l.. V. Jameson and daughter Mics
Besg went - Coffcyv'lle last week 90
visit their son and brother, Tom Jane
son. and Mrs Jameson.
Mrs. O. 4. sutton has returned from an
extended visit IN tho homes OF her broth
ers In Bar'lesvllle ana wynona.
Mrs. Sarah Bl"lman Of Manhattan. Kan.
arrived last week 20 be tho FueHt Tor
some time " her sons, Messra. G. j. and
J. Wright Young has returned from
iLyneiheuTs. ~, '21, where 10 aeoempauled
rolled Ia Randolph Macon college
Bruce Rodgers OF Princeton. Ky. has
returned home after . few days' visit
70 his father. John Rodgers I'm route
home no expected 10 visit hls sister. Nrs
walter Refer and Mr.. Keifer at Win
field, Kan.
Mrs. Elmer Deaver has returned from an
extended visit 70 her parents. Mr., and Mrs.
J. u, Berry at Rogers, Ark.
Miss Merle Fauhiou spent the week end
Vernon seaman @ and and Mr seaman. ' '''''
fcmbcrs o. the high school football
team were hosts 70 n merry company Of
TN younger het on Friday evening of last
week with n line party nt tho Crystal
lheHier with retreshments following at the
Arcade Sweet shop
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Mrs George McKerhan and son Roy
and wife, and Mr Ice Lavatte motored
70 dallas Thursday for few days visit
g. the fair.
Mra Drue Polk Of Huntsville, ARK, ar
rived Thursday 20 be the guest OF MI and
MIS- y. l., Sanders on West Bro1dway
and other relatives for several days,
Mr. W. r Brumbaugh srent the past
week IN Richmond a. the oklahoma dele
gate 10 the National Poster association
meeting
T NJ Leslie. editor ~ the Ledger-Demo.
crhL. and Mrs. IrE-Le reLmrnel snntlv
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H,s O.. b. wiis-- received s H.s-s. q
fr0m NEHa lnat v,r. Informing her
ot ihe death = her r.HHlu.iher who
was lH ,ehta ufH
trre thH Nrat .t tHa week. riaIH.a roia-
ttpHa
walter tHfrtr former clifton of
Grove. now la.atri 90 ru'fa, wHH Grove
visitor laat Thursday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

ME- AMI Mrs. Harold tIlNt SIT aud Mrs
willard uuuworth and Mr. uut MrH
Everett Leslie
ur Charles itorucr Uf Denver has fniu0I
lie wife. who 10 iu the city VISITING bf tUu
home of her sister Mts. W u. rfautF
Nlss jane Nnffier HauYutlr Uf Nr
nnt Nfh \ p lNRiilt. t'l N1u.7Vnf'
haa eoWp.etci ,'n.H' h' 3d." Nuhn.
-lull1s vi MUSIC quo h''n".i. aiI 'I
'Ni' ''t' ava Mhl 10 IN .'hu N''N iN.a
winter Win Miss Nn'''NN N.. .HEiNN.
H'pihno 'n'l WI sIl'", Nl..' ihN
henl-. sorority lA'' Mics NHt''. 10 h
lh.ahirl reader.
Tho lambs gluh mot A. the home On
MS titlr Hohlv who vas 90. Hi.l lh
ohtotiaintE by Mrn cora o. use i"fINI.
Tue I IT,. rnh We' WIN MIe O.. y
Iendat'lt ludNN Ni.D noon. tu.,'".
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
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