The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30
MIAMI

". A. Chandler OF Seneca. Mo-, was
visiting friends in Miami the first OF
oI j. NJ. Henbest returned Monday
,,slooh from a weeks visit with rela-
ives In Muskogee.
Mr. and Mrs. Bsyless are enjoying a
visit from MIR. Bayless's, mother. Mrs
payess Of Claremore.
Mrs. A. Mcintyre and son Robert left
saturday for Pasadena. Cal. where they
VII make their home.
Attorney Felix Church left Wednesday
o- New York city and other eastern
Nf ard Mrs. q. II. widck are enjoy
hg a visit from Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Turner
u Aurora, Mo, this week.
NJ. and Mrs, w. p. Smalley have just
shere they Will make their home.
Nr. and Mrs. O. l.. Ring are enjoying
visit from Mrs. Rings sister Mrs. Flora
htTose OF Webb city. this week;
hy evening for Oklahoma city where
they will visit relatives for few days.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Il. Cross are
|ulyng a visit from Mrs. Cross mother,
Yrs NJ. C. watkins. Of Eagle Pass,
Ms. Leta johnson and Mrs. George
Paine returned the first Of the week from
Ptisburg. Kan, where they went on
BUSINESS
Mrs. Cross. wife OF Rev. Charles B.
,foss pastor OF the Methodist church,
sollh, Is convalescing after serious at
I Aek Of illness.
gliabeth Ann, of Vinita have been guests
h the homeNof Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott
III past week.
Ea r. ID. Lee OF Bolivar. Mo-, ar
ma Wednesday to be the guest for some
tn, In the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
A. Robinson.
Nm S. w. Abrams and son departed
NE first OF the week for Carnegie ana
Norman for an extended visit with rela-
Nj. and Mrs. F. d. Adams enjoyed
short visit from Mrs. John Hszelton and
sldsughter Marguerite Of Kansas city the
iis Of the week.
Mrs j. ". Rawlings of Joplin. Mo, was
guest in the home OF her daughter,
NU T. r. Anderson, and family for
mort time the past week
| Iohn worley, circulation manager for
/ M Miami Daily News for the past
visiting friends in McAlester this week.
NJ. Meyers of the Northeast Railroad
Nrpany left Saturday afternoon In an
Hei 70 telegram announcing the seri-
~ Illness Of his father. ]. II. Meyers
Mr. and Mrs. Max Pinneli and Mrs.
1Ies Pinnell returned the fret OF tho
sA from Tulsa; where they visited a
ny Mrs. NJ. Il. Brents,
Mrs. NJ H. Walker departed wednes-
hy morning for oklahoma city where
NE will spend several weeks visiting her
iNets Mrs. II. II. Mason, Mrs. Dad Col
| Bert and Mrs. Tom Roberts.
The pupils Of the seventh grade Gem
ral school accompanied by their teachers,
,,ioyed hike Saturday to the home OF
w and Mrs. Claude Williams near the
| Wy and enjoyed a picnic lunch.
Mrs. Jack Powell and baby, "Billy,"
Slick arrived Wednesday for an eX-
,nded visit in the homes OF the families
her brothers, Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett
S'eos and Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Gibbs.
Mrs +. /. Wormington and Mrs. l.. V.
nhders departed Saturday night for st.
louis, Mo- where they will attend tho
,,lpreme shrine OF the United States.
ars Wormington has the honor OF being
ne supreme herald OF this shrine.
AA ]. Mitchell Smith, who has spent
ne winter with her daughters. Mrs.
Nota Garth and Mrs. W. s. Grimes de-
parted Monday for clyde, Texas, where
| ~ VIII visit relatives for several weeks
t;as W "'
| N - Hutchison, news editor OF the
v''ora Herald, returned from st. Joseph
& tuesday morning, He was called Ia
N place last Friday on the account of
death OF Mrs Hutchlsons mother,
~ christina Billingsley. His wife re-
1,hed Tor longer visit with relatives.
Ass NJ. J, Byers, nurse In the employ
we Oklahoma Public Health assocla-
VI, sent here at the request OF the OF