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

ALTON.
ug. George Gufuth visited At sapuipn
Mr and Mrs W. y. hamilton and
uruEhtor Alluwes visited st FairlAnd Sun
irs Floyd stprhuck was recently called
80 Joplin on account of the Illness Of her
U4ying closed her school at Nnrclssa.
MIas luth kriedor has returned to her
Mis-. ). j. hubbard recently spent n
woct In Kansas City,t visiting her son
Mr' and Mrs il. W. Han enjoyed a
visit over sunday from their daughter
Alis. Vivian Gahogau Of Tulsa.
Mra. Orin Cunningham aud her son
Max ana Mr.. ana Mrs. a. ~. Alleott Wis
itcd relatives ~ Vinita sunday
Mlsa Laura Hamilton OF lNurJackat and
Miss Mimic Hamilton OF Falrland were
calling on Alton friends Saturday.
Lon Moore and family during tho past
week enjoyed visit from hts mother,
whose home In fn Southwest Clty Mo.
Loo Scott and G. w Livingston at
tended eoiue Kind of n convention nt Jop-
lin. Mo., during the early part Of tho
week
Miss Myrtle wrcst OF Miami was tho
guest Of hor friend Miss Rebocon Kotch
~ this place for fow days tho past
Mis-. Troy check ia reported as recov-
. 0fug nicely from tho effects Of an oper-
alton Tor appendicitis, which she recently
underwent.
h. n. Kirk and Daughter Eta ana Mrs
y. y. Hubbard attended tho funeral or
their relative. Mrs. Deweese. at Seneca.
Mo. Sunday.
visltcd by their hnsman, Albert ogden OF
Hutchinson, Kan. md W. a. ogden and
son charles Of Miami,
Mr. ana Mrs. A. l.. Davis Of Broken
Arrow were the guesta OF their son. II. o.
Davis and family OF Alton few days
during the past week.
Members OF tho Bon Temps club and
few invited guests wero Handsomely en-
tertained by Mrs. II. %. Wilson at her
home Wednesday afternoon,
Alton, Miss Hazel shlpman has returned
to her home at iluttorneld. Mo.
After IA stay OF several months in Alton,
Miss Nan Nidirer has gone to Ninita
for short visit. after which sho will 20
20 sapulpa TO spend tho summor.
Mrs. Myrtle Estes OF Bartlesvllle and
Mesdamcs =, j. Hertholf j, 4. johnson
ana Neil Harr Of Miami attended the he
bekah lodge meeting here during the past
week.
ARK, were observed In Alton Sunday. they
having come in TO meet relatives whom
they expected 10 arrive on tho train from
Claremore.
The anniversary program announced for
last Monday night was postponed until
neNi Monday night, May L. on account
of another entertainment coming optrhe
former date.
While on route to 81. Louis, whore he
viii play bail with the Nebraska Indians.
pearl BlucIackct OF Claremuro stopped
over In Alton recently and visited his
friend, Felix Cowan.
Dr. E a. Leisure and wife nre soiourn-
Ing In Chicago for two or three weeks,
wherc he expects 10 consult n specialist.
In HIS absence his practice In being cared
for by Dr, II. II, Harper.
The strand theater building was re-
Gently sold by ita former owner TO w. u.
Green OF Hitchcock, okla, who has ar
rived with his family and has been fixing
the place up In good shape
The is boys connected with the Alton
band have been prRcticing Hsslduously of
late and ara making rapid proRrcHs. Rc-
cordng TO tho report OF their instructor.
John BarhCc, u is believed that they will
soon have acquired sufficient proficiency
to give public concert
puhlic spirited citizens OF Alton are
considering tho Rdvisabiity Of establish
ing tourist camp or stopping place for
passing Rutomobiists and tho travelling
uhtc gcnotolly Two sites sre available
the chosen grounds fixed up.
Substantial and extensive Improvement Is
are being made at the Alton elevator by
the Lipscumb Grain & Seed Co, The
huilding has been raised three feet higher
ana tho basement Is being concrcted and
made waterproof. new warehouse Il
being built. and corn grinder will be
put In shortly.
"rhc Ola Maids club" was tho title nj
n pluy presented at the high school audi
tntiu,u Monday night under the auspices
of the Royal Neighburs. with Mrs. w, ]
Hancock M director. Tho cast OF char
act.rs was entirely local. and included
about IS persons. The entertainment wai
well received and tho proceeds quite salts
factory.
Fire OF unknown origin totally dc
ST. uN cd the building owned by Elmer paw
son formerly known as the Haynes prop
erty, sunday night or early Monday morn
ing Tho flro department responded I,
tho alarm, but arrived on tho scene toe
lHto 30 cNtinEuish tho flames. Tho los
IN estimated at $1,000 ana IN partly GOV
urcd by Insurance,
Miss Mabel Balllnger, assisted by Mis-
Arlrua SuirrimCr, took tho tutmor's Cluy
of tho baptist Sunday school on a hiki
TO point In the country near tho Fusc
farm saturday afternoon. where the
PLAYED games and had lunch In picuh
style, Those enjoying tho affair wer
Berthn King, Esther Sudheimor, Florence
Hrowu, Ermn Wilson, Niun Boyd, Iouis