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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05

daughter cotlnne. motored 70 Shawnee
/ ..nnday ara spent the day with Mrs
/ Ihompsons sister and family Mr and
/ Mfs Oriin Fenuer.
| Mr. and Mrs. g. o. white spsnt suniay
I Ht OkfusKeo with Mr. whites brother who
~ teaching there this year.
Mr. and Mrs W. D. rice and children
~ Paden were the Rucsta of Mrs vs. a.
Ifuser. 5o7 south Third street sunday
Cecil Boninslf. who Is attending OKLA.
hDWa uulyetsity. spent the week end here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bonfleid.
Miss Annie Lucille Sossey was hostess 20
h'r sunday school class Saturday after
noon with masquerade Halloween party.
The house was darkened with tho errep-
ION ~ little Jack o-lantern. M8dv
Matthews won the Prize FOR the hest
playing chudr"na games Hetrcsnmeuts
were served % little. Mlsses Mary Mst.
'rows. Kate Elizabeth Price. Jane Auit
L'norrt Emma jean and Elizabeth DO.
Fnyi Masters Alvin Kennedy Edward
cory joe Allen walker and Rui Like.
Miss barbara McNabbs was hostess 20
Nor'h Fourth street The evening was
spent IN dancing
Mrs NJ Finney was hostess 10 real
halloween ana line party for their
euesrs were invited TO me house. whore
they arrived ~ o'clock sharp. They
ihon they all went 20 the Crystal the1ter,
where they enjoyed good show. After
the show. all went % Moomaw'a Drug
store. where they We're served delicious roe
frDahments, their fayors were Uftlo
witches After the repast Al tho drug
store. they were conveyed lN cars 20 the
Finucy home. where they ut ghosis and
witches. had their fortune told by real
rypty. Hud danced while. Mr.. and Mrs
Fluncy were assisted by Mrs Essie payen-
port and Miss Pauline Davenport.
Misses lois and Myrtle Sanders and
Elaine Huser were charming hostcFscs
with q lialluwgn party at the home Of
the latter, 303 8. Third street Saturday
night. The house was beautifully decorated
with autumn foliage. ferns. black cats.
witches ana Halloween Coore Miss
Marguerite HuHer was the 9 pol" fortune
teller, and the guests were told what fh~
future held for them. The evening was
Huont IN dancing Music was furnished by
tho iowroy orchestra. Punch was served
throughout the evening. There we're about
forty guests.
one Of the most beautiful weddings
Okemah has ever witnessed. occurred last
Thursday morning at . o'clock. when Miss
Elsa Mae Brewer. only daughter of Mr.
ana Mrs g.. W. Brewer. became tho wife
~ Mr.. Robert Anders willard. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. n. l.. willard Of Topeka. Kan.
Tho church was charninHly decorated with
autumn foliage, ferns. and vases Of yellow
chrysanthemums. Walter Brewer, brother
OF 'ho bride, ad Reuben l.. Phillips. jr.
acted a. ushers.
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Bona and Helen Miller of wadRini
spent tho weekend with little Miss Dorrl,
Tng infant son of Mr. ana Mrs. milton
rrrdtrick is very 90.
Mr ana Sire jack Highland and Mrs
'1uthor' nd zee saturday Tor Cnlif0UlH
whore the, Will mako their home M d..
future.
Mrs Ho1 a,rompan,ed the fr,.hman
domestic science class on hike ~
-1ru.pn Saturday a basket iuuch was
served before reaching the city and be-.
t9to. returning homo thcy visited tn'
Mrs Lois Yong IA spending us week
with hof husband st Ksmnfa.
tlyd Etdons ana frioud. Oswali Joh'
guests ~ 81 s6'i ars. Doc Huii.. ''
Mrs UeHsle Garden ~ Anderson, No
and Mrs. Uurl uicke of Shamrock Srr
Visiting guests in the home of SIR aud
Ms Hsft Hush len weduesfay for u
two weeks visit with her mother 81
a .,o. baby daughter cams october %
10 make Hrr home with Mr. and Mrs
Aab They have named tho baby
rha Woodmsn o' tho world organized
last week ana held their first neetins
Wednesday evening
M and Mrs ioruou Dose ware made
happy Saturday by The arrival of baby
Miss Mary Pbipps who spent tho week
cnd with home folks at Chandler returned
The seniors a. the high school snter-
talued the juniors snphomores and fresh.
men 81 a dolightful Halloween party givcu
~ tho gym Friday evening All sorts OF
games and antics were staged BY the
masdusradcts much 10 the anus ement Of
all
Miss pale who has been the guest OF
her sister. MrH. Emmst Pearson Tor thu
past two weeks returned to her home iu
HggFH Wednesday
Miss Ethel crawford ief' Sunday fhr an
extended visit with friends at fawhueka.
Mr John Heck is enjoying visit from
his sister who lives Ga oklahoma city.
Mr BnCh who ia working at burbank u
vislAug hlH family here this week.
Mrs Ray Pellet was called 90 Sand
Springs 10 be ~ the bedside Of her father
who % not expected 90 live.
Ne and Mrs. Allen Robertson have re-
turned home from WoHt Virginia. where
they have been spending tho summer
Mrs. Dr stafford was hostess 20 twelve
friends Friday afternoon at delightful
Halloween luncheon. The house aud porch
was most tsstofully decorated with Hal
lpween suggestions
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| Mrs. W. E Parker of Tulsa spent Sat-
[ ufday iu the city
Mrs a. r. skldmore ot Ooasah spent
| Thursday 80 ClHrerore visiting friends
Mrs sadye Kates of viniis Is spending
fcw days In the ely At tho home Of
~ Rnd Mrs. 4. T. Kstes.
Mrs 9. v Abercromhie % Chattanooga.
/ Tenn is visiting this week win Mr.. and
Miss Fern Fowler who IL taxing nurses
training at the Sand Springs Home hos
ptai. spent sunday evening IN the city
visiting her father O. X. Fowler, and
Mrs. " c. Huctabyssnd children went
TO Bristow Monday morning for visit
with relatives ana friends.
Kenneth Moore who IL attending the
University ~ oklahoma nt Norman. spent
sunday In the city With his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Leo a Moore
Mrs. Callle Naudeyentcr. VINO has been
nr an extended visit vim relatives near
pittsburgh. Pa. returned home Tuesday
Mrs W. W Bryan entertained the
members of the Delphian club Tuesday
afternoon az the home ot Mrs. W. G..
kaies on East Fourth street pleasant
ana Profitable afternoon was Hpent.
Mrs Jim Herndon and daughter Dor.
othy mOtoTed TO Hartlesvills Wednesday
and spent tho day
Miss Florence Alexander spent Sunday
IB the city NJ Tulsa with friends
Mr. and Mrs " G. Kafes aud chill
drcn and Mrs H. G.. Bushy yhead paid a
visit 70 the SAINT springs hospital sunday.
N,s j. H. Hennessey and daughter.
who have been ia the city on visit
at the home OF Mr. ana Mrs W. =. John
ston. returned to their home In Paris.
Texas. Monday morning
Mrs Harry Katea attended o'clock
luncheon at the Hotel Tulsa In honor Of
hrr ohum, Miss Mildred Morrison OF Tulsa.
who In to be married November s. This
was an announcement party.
Mrs. T.. +. Carpenter, daughter, Lila
Bel Dawson ana small daughter arrived
Saturday nirht from Lawton, where Mrs
Carpenter has been visiting with her
daughter tho past four weeks
Mrs. A. 7. Chalburg Third district de-.
pnrtmertal chairman of fine arts, was IN
attendance at tho state Council Of Fed
Grated clubs held ~ ChlChashH last week
Mrs. John q. Adams Third district
president Of Federated Woueus clubs. left
Tuesday for Chickasha TO attend the
state council OF Federated clubs Mrs
Adams Is third vice president Of the state
ana l. o member Of the executive board,
which Will also convene ~ Chickashn.
Mrs. Paul Gardner spent Wednesday
IN Tulsa.
Mrs Helen Mitchell ani little daughter
ot Nlnite are the guests OF Mr., and Mrs
Frank O 'Bannon.
Mrs y. =. woodson and little son.
James Franklin, who have been In tho
city Tor the past month, have returned
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oJes air Gives three times the heat ot
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Already in us} by over iOo. 900 housev'ys.
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rn1 HrldEs club 20 O'Clock luncheon
.nd bridge afternoon Thursday. Mrs g.
Bling received the etuba ar8fe prtga.
Ius month N November was expressed
ln The pretty table appointments hnd
ff...H Hf fha bridge games
Mrs walter Dicky and Miss Margaret
'HIUIHu we'r the additional guests who
N.r0 rrtef'sinod ct the original FrIduy
nudge club party. whom Mrs E o. HaY-
r.iis was hostess 80 charming I O'Clock
Luncheon. The afternoon was dsyoed tO
..f'a ai which Mrs Paul MrCrrady ani
Mics ffnnzchen NcMort1w received the
rf. and second hign score prizes
Mrs Roy Denton Invited the fans Nom
Hfi'g" club 20 her home where the after.
noon vas passed ~ three tables ~ cards.
dfH Dean Schroeder. MIS- .. D. Wilson.
HIH iat AII"u were extra guests ct thr
panty itign scores were held by Mrs
'Nh.It liniao ana Mrs. schtorfer wore
E.fln prarH.
Nrs E. L Pack received the twentieth
century bridge club Bt her home Thurr
dfy whon SHE had invited Nrs Ellis guest
uf Mrs. brIt and Mrs tcfdstf0m sa hrr
tut..sl HuD1ts Mra Tom sleeper and Nfa
-YfdstIoiu held the high nu1re at the
rafi tables Lafo 600 tho afternoon
luncheon course waH served
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.'H'HI NHfy IH"rI Hlaf.. Har..It.
.'lfhh'th W'I'rfs Settle M1ndors.ua.
IHnuHiun. Ruth jackson ana Mlasrs WIZ
auu. Patterson WHupsy and NgtI tpsrb.
'rs in Tho Jun'or n.sh school
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N'. hiN M'r 20 ."H'1 SHERMAN enter.
'".l IH'f1hr hrN' Hl'l 'lHtr party
" .'.I .'.' 'n H.N'l D 'HH'"Hn avenue.
N' N"'F.. f''lffI iN i''lt iHlEIe1t 'IH.
IlN". fnI inn.h Wnff Iw"nt wac wado
over tIe npp. 'rauu1H ~ many Friends
Nl' Fu'I'l .n II' hr.IFu'iu Halloween
t'IF were MgHIH ana N"sismrs g.. lt
Itu H h'yHn'lH. ll1dl"y Philips
t'... ,,.lt'f iNI. '.Nti ''h IHuI Mr.
I'd mo- ''...NNi I'" JNhnsinht
''.A ..iHr'H tiHi" wal.
. l.''. itt .I.irf. Helen Nc
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t'n.'', ''' M'Hs'- joe hosrnnlller
n '..'t W. lnl.'N. ~. y la'nH
't...H ~. +. M'' '.nhhry, marry
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Miss Iurdora Harnett ~ gbrrvspnrt
Foster, tii Delaware avenue. was the
guest ~ honor TueHday uiFht 49, q nal.
lHwcrn party, Quests were also invited
tlr scyen TABLES "f auction badge hansrirs
Mics Harnoit ThurHdny night
MISS Lorraine Niuor entertained the
Itl lambda club wednesday nignt At her
home ll3l Jennings avenue. Tho club
mrmbcrs who enjoyed tho evening were
Mrs, !. H. Mlnor. Mrs Melvin Ualns
Mrs. 6 \. o'Conuer. Mis- ROY cray. Mrs.
tatl jackson. Misses Wintfrei Estes. or
rs WILLIAMS, Vera Mems. Katherine Seem
liAs"l ptonner ana Ethel Dpbson and
Iris ulttman Miss Dittman told Of the
growth ~ uBrtlcaville during the fntir
tho proRtvHsivucsa of HnrtlszvIIlo with
hOr former home town VI rtirs n y
Tho club voted TO huv books ana studv
during tho winter months and they win |
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on last "wednesday evening ~ Tnc nome
~ Mrs. Logan stevenson. the %, T.. y. club
and several guests Waye miscellaneous
shower honoriuK Miss Eve Loose. who IL a
teacher in the Dkeuah schools The
house was sttractlvely decorated In
lavender and white. The bride 90 be was
given a ribbon and told TO find the Other
end ~ the ribbon, and after much wind
Ing she found the end and n basket of
beautiful SITS Miss Eve Loose has only
many friends by her attractive person -
atty. she viii make her future home ia
Chicago. Delicious refroshments were
served TO about twenty guests.
Misses Ruth Fleming and Gladys Niers
were hoatesHcs with a ten o'clock break
fast sunday In the private dining room
~ tho Manhattan cafe, Plates were laid
Tor Misses LucettA bleming, Hope Green,
GLADYS Niors ana Ruth Fleming; MeEsrs.
porso Green, q, Y. Davis. q. A. 81. Clair
and A. s. Shoemaker
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fNiIs IuIIu. mother no 800. w. . .'.'
,si,1 Das been ,siHns h.Io for "a t."
FAits H. w shaw nrd Wr. 'nnp rrnd.
~ we're Vsiuug with uiru1H in ipirt 20"
M, sHd strs clyde Huad and ,hu1ron
ltd Mrs y N Eduuia NJ 'nWlig KAN
were wrek vud guuriH ut NJ Hnl MIS-. u.
4 Edwards no Quaraw avenue.
-The men 81 tho Lafayette club enjoyed
= s7 o'clock dinner et Che Mtite hotol
Monday nighi, ~ which time 'hey tdlh.l
set plans fop thoIr uoxt dance. Tho date
a. this was announced tor Noyombed 10
~ tho pHrk patlii'n.
Htd Mrs On lsflss knpun. 2lb Etet Fitth
sheet was usittd in marriage sunday Co
Isnm.tt Ely. nlsu of THO cIty Tho mar
tiage took place in Nuwath where lhr
vnunE couple have many friends Mr. anl
Ms Eiy Wiu make their home In iiartirs
Hlie after a fow days honeymoon in Kan.
ans City, Mo, uoth of ih" young poop,
y,rs graduuted from the class of ~ ot
tks nartiovuls hiFh school
.'rh. " v Foster hDwe was attractive
10 It's Ifaltowsotn time decorations sHtur.
day night whom Miss Mario fuHtw in
vlisd host Of hor friends to mnsqu"f
srhs civic cammittee 81 mo Musicai Ho-
search society met with the councillors uf
4 br soeisty ay.i MlsaN NMcLauFhlin of tho
school Monday morning, 40 This time the
official list ~ selections was mRds out for
I D. music meucoty contest 10 be- held IN
Nirs s. 4. zos, was hostoss at o'clock
Nfpnday TO the members Of the W
rhAptsr OF the r. n. v. HlHtpfpOod s \
I nchcOn Of gnhsual attractive appoint
istnts was EeSved To the members.
largo pumpkin followed out ana from
which burned o Jack -n-lRntern centerod
T. table and blsck cats drapad the vim
dow shades and lights. Mrs J. ~. whit
nan was tho leader FOR the afternoon pro-
sfnm on Influence Of ChsrRotor"
tMrs. carlton l.. hallcy and little son
louis are Visiting friends aud relatives IN
Pltisburg. Texas. Tor a tow wcchs
tNr and Mrs J. u, Schroeder pnd son
Innior with Mrs Lydia schroeder and son
Frank have returned from an extended
yklt with relatives In Kansas. Nusgel
smith, "a cousin. returned with them.
fNiss Mary Lannom IN visiting with
ftlends IN Pawhuska.
Mr.. ana Mrs John Hellens returned
4pnaay from Mrskoge-. where they have
Zen guests OF the lauets parents
fMiHses MarHot and Marie Doyc OF Cansy
~ few days left for Tulsa Monday where
ihny will visit for a short while
Mrs Mildred Ellis, who recently came
20 BHrtleAVlle from Los Angeles, IL
nh inning TO open a dancing school In which
30 will teach interpretive, cature ana
df Ruth IT. Dennis ana Ted shawn and
las danced with them In nonishawn and
hos taken special work az tho Madame
Arie Young school IN Chicago,
Mr. and Mrs O. G, Kelly entertained
more than forty " their friends Mon
fRy night At Hallowcon party IN their
ltpfDe at 3lb South Virginia avenue I'm
ftumptu halloween stunts ana games pro-
vldod amusement Tho guest list In.
shdsd MeEsrs aud Mesdamos Ira Potts,
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,nE ih. lH.' weeh end returned 10 h.r
h.Iu' Monday
N.sH Lrn UHarufhH' accompanied MIs
lI.I,u Montgomery Orc Independence. Ram
Tuesday. flIss Montgomery rspressuted
Inrtfra.rIa al tho furtG annual NnoNol,
Dob celebration gs Miss Harlesyiue"
noi lnispenden,o during ,he NosvoIlNh
Itrruico Wilson. Drancea Harrison. Edna
Moran. ana Lets Harris
ME- is Dorothy wore 'q,sr'9lnsa N. Forl.
IMrd strrrt Monday night At this time
plans Tor tho usxt .aooiiuE which will be-
70 bridge party were made. a list ~
now mrWbr.H ~iii hs aubmiitcd ct the
meeting next Monday night
Mrs Mabel Walker, formerly ~ patu.s.
vile. returned haro tuesday ana he the
ru'H ut tho hUms ot Mrs. " T. Harri.
.un TIE snHr r,a a.snua Mis- Waller
30 been sr,nlur the last six months In
'H'Hftdn ana california and after u few
weeks Welt hero VIII Ep ~ Pennsylvania
Nrs D. e. Iutho was the new fupUber
.nb.u into the YouN iicux club Monday
HIrIt when they met ut tho homo af MiaA
vida KIug alb Dewey avenue. Mrs |
Wilbur was a guest ~ tho club. Cards /
tut sewing we're enjoyed dufiuE tho hours |
u the bpplti evening
MiHa virginia Nuwell loft "wednesday |
or Tulsa, where sho will Join her parents |
Mr. and Mrs Novel;, formerly ~ nartlua.
'ile. but who moved their home 10 Tulsa |
IA I'd
4 few friends wnrr Invited 60 the homo |
= Mr ana Mrs Fred keeler Tuesday |
ilrht whom they entertained with an In. |
1rmAl evening bridge party Their guests |
yho were seated around three tables of |
lridgo conferred with Halloween douora. |
Ions, were Mussrs and Mesdamea L. A. |
iiNler, Wilbur Barr \. &. Soikmau, Al. |
iert pritchard, Ccorsg Hlnkle and Mlss |
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The Greatest Opportunity of the Season


else likely buys the motpr
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-12
EXHIBITORS READY
FOR POULTRY Show
Mr.. Chanticler And Mistress
Biddy Hem Here To Re
ceive Their Friends

Unusual sounds and noises, such as
the growing Of roosters and the cacls-
ling of hens. coming from the city
building Monday. announced clearly
that the work of getting ready for
the annual poultry show of the Kncx
County Poultry aud Pet Stock associ-
alton is in progress. The exhibit,
which is to be open the entire week,
premises some interesting and at
tractive entries in all the standard
breeds Of poultry.
The members of the association
have been working hard for weeks to
make {. this. exhibit a success. The
number of foreign exhibitors promises
to be much larger than usual.
The Judge for the 1922 annual show
is D. D. Whitaker of GAINESVILLE. He
officiated at the show last season and
in 1920. At the two shows he has
served here his judging has been so
satisfactory that he was invited to
return for the 1922 exhibit. Mr.. Whit
taker is one of the best judges of
poultry to be found in Ohio and dur
ing the exhibition season his services
are much in demand.
The judging of the birds entered
will start Tuesday noon and is expect
ed to be completed in time to permit
announcement of the awards in the
paper of Thursday.
Some large entries have been made
of some fine birds.fn the Rhode Island
Red class alone are Is cock birds, and
10 cockerels. Harry Wright of Mt.
Vern6n has a pen of Is entered in this
class.
Other entries include a pen. of 15
single combed Buff Leghorns by H. N.
Hull of Howard; 20 single combed
Buff Orpingtons by Robert ColemanSof
Buckeye City; Robson Bros of Della
ware have pen of 80 silver laced
Wyandottes; Lawrence Cristman of
Mt. Vernon has entered pen of Black
Wyandottes; DR.. C.B. Keller of New
ark has brought to the show a pen OF
Golden Wyandottes. This is the first
time any. bird of this kind have been
exhibited here.
The exhibits n>the Ancona classes
are good apd very large.
Admission to the. show will be free,
no charge for admission being made
the public. The show is not a money
making proposition for the members
who are more interested in promoting
igood strains Of poultry.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-12
Team Reports Indicate
Quota Mdy Be Secured

Teams working Saturday and Mon
day to secure subscriptions to MEM
berships in the Pixies Peak 'Ocean-to-
Ocean Highway association have been
meeting with satisfactory success.
Monday afternoon, reports made by
the team leaders seemed to indicate
a possibility of reaching the quota
given Mt. Vernon. Almost without
exception the workers report finding
a full appreciation of the value of
routing this transcontinental highway
through Mt. Vernon. -
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RAGGED mlsER LEFT sse,ooc
Riches Found In Home Of Man Whose
.Bedy Almost Went to Pot
ter's Field.

New York.-A rarsed old miser, who
vent by the narss Of Leopold aud
never spent more Than 50 cents a day
for food, left S6aisS, In stocks and
bonds and other ystssables In his lilngy
home. In the East side of New Yorl,
city, when he died
Discovery Of the Saluables was made
when his property vas searched In M
effort to learn his zeal name for the
white headboard. ou his grave In the
potter's field.
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*+*American Legion meeting Tues
day evening, Dec. II. in clubrooms.
Full attendance desired.
a"sThe Ladies' Aid society of Lib
erty Chapel will meet at the home of
Mrs. A, NJ. Barton Thursday, Dec. IA
*s*Self-serve supper by the Mt. lib
erty school Wednesday evening, Dec.
1s, in the basement of the NJ. E.
church from until O'clock.
*a*Monroe grange meets at the
homo of D. w. Hoovler Thursday, Dec.
IA. at 1880 p. m. All members urged
to be present.
*ssAll members of Lyman Rebekah
lodge cf Brandon are requested to be
present at the meeting Tuesday even
ing, Dec. 70.
*saChristmas entertainment and
supper at the Oak Hill school Satur-
day evening, Dec. 16. Come and see
the smallest Santa in the world.
ss*Reguiar meeting Of the Mt. Yer
non Dramatic club in the little the
atre," library building, at 1880. All
memebers requested to bring dues.
*"&The Help You club will hold its
next regular all-day meeting Dec. a..
Hostesses are Trizie McClelland Net
tie Mckee, Clara McCamment, Aman-
da Mavis. Quotations will be recited
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-12
MISS PEARL SMITH
CALLED BY DEATH

FREDERICKTCWN, Dee. 11-Miss
fearl Smith. aged q years., who for
the tast three years has been pa
tient at the sta.a hospital, Columbus,
died at 1880 o'clock Saturday night
at the Ec:ne of her sister. Mrs. Paul
Bryant. near Lucerne
The deceased is survived by her
mother, Mrs. Mary Smith Of this place,
sister, Mrs. Bryant, and four broth
ers, Harry; Earl and Cloyd of Freder.
icktown and Jchn of Evanston, iii.
. Funeral services will be held at 10
O'Clock Tuesday at tie Bryant home
with burial in Fairview cemetery.