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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-04
LUMBER YARD OPENS.

Emil Marks and John Woods. of the Bisbee Lumber company. of Bisbee. were in Tombstone last night making final preparations for the opening of the Marks Woods Lumber Company. which opened here today under the management of Chas. Bach cider. formerly deputy clerk Of the Superior Court. Alterations and eguippins of the building formerly occupied hy H. M. Eckerman, is now under way and a stock of lumber and builders harware will be installed at once according 10 Mir Bachelder to. day Several carloads of lumber. ce- menr and supplies are enroute to Tombstone and as soon as they d- rive annnuncemnt will he made
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ENRoUTE TO PHOENIX.

Mrs. Gussie Raines. formerly of from her home at Bisbee. being en. route 10 Phoenix. where she will wis. it as the guest of Mrs X. Klaw. also formerly of Tombstone.
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FROM RANCH

$. \. Gordon and daughter were Tombstone visitors yesterday from their ranch on the new highway west from Fairbank.
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F ROM DOUGLAS

Tony Ciochetti and wife and child were visitors in Tombstone yesterday from their home al Douglas.
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HOME FROM TUCSON.

Misses Matia McCielIand and Tor na Lockwood return home today from Tucson. where they have been attend ing the University of Arizona.
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eiS5EE ATTORNEY.

Attorney Maurice Blumenthal, of the firm of Ellinwood X Ross. of Bis bee. spent the day in the county seat
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open up quite a stretch of that road to traffic long before. the completion of the road
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FROM RANCH.

Ivan Boyett. James Wolf and Harry iiosseleren were up today from the Lewis Springs country today to vote in the bond election
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FOR CLERK oe SUPERIOR COURT

, hereby anHduiice myself as . caa. didate for reelection to the once of Clerk Of the Superior Court Of Co
 chise County. subject to the action of ! the Democratic Primary Election to
 be held on September F. 1922. J. F.. tEdb 5AMES
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IN TOWN.

Project Engineer Al Jenkins was in town today on business for his de- partment. He states that next week will see work started on the hill from the Fairbank bridge. He states everything is moving satisfactorily bank to Harkey's Ranch.
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VISITED IN eiSsEE.

Nlr. and Mrs. Wm Critchiey re turned home today following visit of several days in Bisbee the guest of Mrs Critchley's parents. Mir. and
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NJ C. HAWKINS.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

for reelection to the office of County Assessor. subject to the will of the voters at the Democratic Primaries. September l2. 1922
 GEO. R. HENSHAW.
 Present Incumbent
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TO TUCSON.

| r. Frazier. director of mainten- ance of way Of the state highway de- pa-tment. Has in town today. having arrived from Ft Huachuca where he bought some mules for the state high way organization. He left for Tue
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-04

and committed to the state hospital from this county. three of the ne tients being women and four men. Most of the cases came from Bisbee and Douglas
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JUNE BOOKINGS.

tions for June at the Crystal theater xiil he handed out at the show to- morrow night
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IN BENSON.

County Attorney J. F. Ross and StenOgrapher Fritz Johnson went to Benson today to conduct a prelim!n- ary hearing.
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EXPECTED HOME.

II. D Palmer. who was operated upon Saturday for fractured skull re. ceived in an auto accident week ago, is expected home in d day or two from the hospital at Bisbee. and will be back al his post as reporter of Division No. oi the Superior Court
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HAVE A BOY.

According to word received here a boy was born to MT. and Mrs. Arthur Barnes in Douglas last week Mrs. Barnes was formerly Miss Cornne Scarborough. of Tombstone.
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cattle from Wilcox in the n ture to California.
 WAS GIVEN SIX MONTHS.

May kohstadt. who was arrested in Bis5ee q short time ago and who entered plea of guilty in the su- perior court before Judge A. C. Lock. wood. was sentenced to serve a term of six months in the county jail and to pay fine of $a5
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-04
BOUGHT AOM E.

orin K Preston has purchased the Duyall residence on Third and Bruce streets and will move his family into it shortly.
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BACK FROM PHOENIX.

Jail Matron Mrs Phoebe Preston returned home today from Phoenix where she took an .nsane patient 10 the state hospital
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cocHisE VISITORS.

Dr and Mrs J E Ellis. of Cochise. were visitors m Tombstone today the guests Of County Assessor and Mrs Geo. R Henshaw
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Mrs. Jack Clifford.
FROM COlUM BUS.

0. Lillybeck. owner Of the Colum. bus Drug Co. arriTs,; here yesterday from Columbus. x. M., where he has just closed his establishment there and moved all the stock fs the Tomb stone store. His sister-in-l-aw, Mrs. Greene. accompanied him here and
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-04
VISITED HERE.

Mrs. Joseph Henderson and chil dren spent yesterday anu today in Tombstone on visit with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-04
VISITING PARENTS.

Mir and Mrs. II. B. Large arrived in Tombstone today from Douglas and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Struthers. parents of Mrs. Large.
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l UP OBE ALAN
 IN FED AS REAs-
 OiscoN- ' PROBE BE AGAIN ITEM BIER; IL ON. Although ye William again call at Phoenix tigation by ctivities in Klan have stated yes- l States At AIr. Crable a Tucson, fl ,ith United Bernard and tter of call $ week. ,n by Judge 1t the grand ress of work 1 court at ed the opin- reyer. by tho hat the pres. uas no legal ay. 1922. as district. Ac- elle hls ab- automatIcal- jury's power. = Be Soii
 right in this State attor- three federal in narcotic ,tated.
 scca Mr. Cra- the calling of Phoenix was the judge de- tn the matter s ln the dis ted that the deral court at been continued to the great t Phoenix has July 15, and as CTS now in jail entitled to i'm matters should ned.
 her stated that sent term ter esent investiga' Klan was enter is opinion there iew jury if thi' ed.
 uited States V: own as the Bi' was discusse the opinion ( and the Unite $ that it is a 3 that a feder limited in al tally where |
 under the I nflict
 s,of the opini horities have Ian. investigat two indictmel
 embarrassed ' carrying on nms subject also stated
 . federal g Zu~spN
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-04
LOCAL MEXICAN
 BURIED YESTERDAY.

BOhtG1 YES GhOSf-
 Jose Dorame, Tombstone Mexican. who died early Sunday morning after a ten days illness from penumonia, was buried yesterday afternoon in the city cemetery. Dorame who was leasing in the local mines. leaves wife and five children
 VISITED RAMSEY.
 Mrs. V. Sanders. son Chas. Sanders, and wife and family. Mir. and Mrs. F. T. Sanders and Miss Minnie San. ders spent yesterday at Ramsey Can yon.
 IN slsseE-
 Frank Ivey went to Bisbee this af- ternoon on a brief visit. VISITED FRIENDS.
 Miss Norma Barr spent the week. end in Tucson with freinds. TO DOUGLAS.
 Superior Judge A. C. Lockwood went to Douglas today where he has a number of juvenile cases up for hearing
 TO TEXAS.
 Fred Bennett. Tombstone cattle  man. Jeff yesterday for Pecos. Texas. where he has . number of head of cattle ca pastursee there. He will attempt to dispose of his stock while in TeKas and expects to return home within . week or two. His brother. Bes Bennett, who has been visiting here from Corpus Christi. also left yesterday fas his AoHe-. TO 0sSoeE >-
 Court Rseerssr J. M-. Phillipowski. of Division Ne--s. went te- Rissee to.
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that business In Tombstone ls hold ink up better than in any other city or town in the county. which speaks well for local trade conditions. WEDNESDAY WITNESSED FIGHTS.
 A number of local fight ians wit messed the boxing card staged in Bisbee last night at which a local fighter. the Indian Kid. gave a good account oi himself Red Milburn was awarded the decision oTer Jack Lopez oi New Mexico.
 CANDIDATE HERE. II. II. Bohmfalk, candidate for the oftice of sheriff on the Democratic ticket. was among the visitor in the county seat today. He returned to his home this afternoon FROM WARREN
 Amos Newman and F. L. iisueroa residents of Warren. were ia Tomb. stone today as witnesses in the su. perior Court.
 VISITED PARENTS.
 Miss Clara Iso. society editor of the Douglas international. spent yes. terday here with her parents FROM DOUGLAS
 Tony Ciochetti and wife and child were visitors in Tombstone yesterday from their home al Douglas. RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs Frank Vaughn has returned home from Bisbee where she visited with her daughter.
 VISITED IN eiSeEE.
 NIr. and Mrs. Wm Critchiey re turned home today following a visit of several days in Bisbee the guest of Mrs. Critchley's parents. Mir and Mrs. Jack Clifford
 FROM COLUMBUS.
 0. Lillybeck. owner Of the Colum. h'ls Drug Co. arrived here yesterday y from Columbus. x. NJ, where he has just closed his establishment there and moved all the stock ts the Tomb stone store. His sister-in-l-aw, Mrs. Greene. accompanied him here and will remain on visit. RETURNED HOME.
 Attorney J. T. Kinssbury returned home today from Phoenix where he spent Sunday with his family. His son. Jimmie, who was operated on for mastoid. is improving nicely and the family expect to return home shortly.
 E. 2. ( S. W. sUPT. HERE.
 Supt. II. S Fair5ank. Cf the F. P & s. w. was brief visitor in Tomb. stone today.
 TO FORT.
 Jim Young. one of Tombstone's old. est pioneers. went to Fort Huachuca today to visit friends
 FROM sissEE.
 Mrs. Nellie Hoy. one of the pub fishers of the Bisbee Ore. spent a few hours in Tombstone today on a bust ness visit.
 WILCOX VISITOR.
 Tom Fulghum. Of Wilcox. was a visitor in Tombstone today as a wit. ness in the Superior Court. DELIVERED ADDRESS.
 Judge Albert M. Sames returned home this morning from Bisbee. at which place he delivered the Memor- ia, Day address at exercsies held there yesterday under the auspices of the American Legion. RouNoups AT WORK. . Parties in from the vicinity of Pesrce yesterday stated that the Chi rscahua caoie company is busy ct work oa a foundup ana 'that they will ship ,severaI thousand head of
 .. r-< g; e.- r;-
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DRAW JURY FOR JUNE TERM.

very we'll
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-04

Attorney J. T. Kingsbury returned home today from Phoenix where he spent Sunday with his family. His son. Jimmie, who was operated on for rastoid. is improving nicely and the family expect to return home shortly
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BOUGHT HOM E.
ON SHOPPING TRIP.

NMr. and Mrs. Henry pyeatt speI yesterday in Tombstone on shoj ping trip
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ufitCt
 s of the opinie horities have b Ian. investigate two indictmen' embarrassed ' carrying on nms subject T also stated u . federal srs Page Fsur)
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VISITING IN DOUGLAS.

morrow night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-04

Murry will remain for several months while Mir. Murry will return after d few weeks stay.
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EXPECT BIG CROWD AT ADAMS PICNIC.

rive announcemnt wi
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THRU TO eiSBEE.

two years
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RETURNED HOME.

will remain on a visit.
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of six months in the county jail and ! 10 pay a fine of s25.
 VISITED HERE.
 Mrs. Joseph Henderson and chill | dren spent yesterday anu today in { Tombstone on a visit with friends cocHisE VISITORS Dr. and Mrs. ;. E Ellis. of Cochise. { were visitors in Tombstone today ! the guests of County Assessor and { Mrs Geo. R Henshaw
 JUNE BOOKINGS. | The booking sheets fer the attrac- tions for June at the Crystal theater Tiil he handed out at the show to- morrow night VISITING IN DOUGLAS.
 Miss Ruth James. daughter of Mir. and Mrs J. F.. James. is spending a few days in Douglas. the guest of Miss Adelaide karger.
 VISITED RELATIVES HERE.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert ( AAtell who have been visitnig their niece. Mrs. Julia Axtel. while enrouie from their home in Long Beach Calif. to east ern poin;s.i eft today for the east IN FROM coURTLANU. Among the visitors in Tombstone today from Courtland were Judge T. G. k.mmons Chas Mckinney and Lee A Lindsay Mir Emmons proving up on his homestead before Judge w. A Fowler here today GOING EAST.
 Harry KSdall will leave for a months vacation in the east next week On his return he will be ac- compsnied by his wife and child who have been east for several months. HAVE eAsY GIRL.
 An eight pound baby girl was born Ia MT and Mrs. Chas. Schneider here early this morning. and mother and daughter are doing nicely. while Papa" Schneider has not vet gained his sense of direction
 APPOINTED TRUSTEE.
 Judge H. F. Merrill. of Tombstone. has been appointed trustee of the bankrupt estate of C. F.. Goetz. of Benson. 4 meeting of creditors was held in Tucson Monday and the local man appointed to clear up the af- fairs Of tine estate
 TO TUCSON.
 | r. Frazier. director oi mainten- ance of way Of the state highway de pa-tment. Has in town today. having arrived from Ft. Huachuca where he bought some mules for the state high way organization. He left for Tue son late this afternoon
 EXPECTED HOME.
 II. D. Palmer. who was operated upon Saturday for fractured skull re. ceived in an auto accident week ago, is expected home in d day or two from the hospital at Bisbee. and will be back al his post as reporter of Division No. ot the Superior Court
 IN TOWN.
 Project Engineer Al Jenkins was in town today on business for his de- partment He states that next week will see work started on the hill from the Fairbank bridge. He states everything is moving satisfactorily on the work all the way from Fair ,..,t- C, pap.h
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GROVE


Mr. md Mrs W. NJ Rslso NJ Grove
Hront the Weekend with relatives near
Cloort ana Niuitn.
Mira. y W Rcdman and children en-
ioycd Rn outing on Honey cteot last
Thursday afternoon.
Tho Ladies Ana society ~ the Christian
church met with Mrs. Jane Longmiro last
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Hyron Mooney OF Monett No. was
. weekend guest of her parents. Mt and
Mrs ". ~. Copeland
Mrs Mary A. DePriest Of Newtonia. Mo.
II spending q week with heT son Palace y.
DcPriest ami family,
Mrs. ". J. Jones and daughter. MiHS
Patsy and Miss Leoth Plat epent last
Thursday In an outing on Honey Crook.
Mrs Lula NandRErlN and daughter Miss
Fern LETT first Of the week for Welch
ana Bluclackot. whore they are, visiting
Mrs. Aurelia Yocorn and two twin girls
arrived last Thursday from Stiwell to
attend tho bedside OF her mother. Mrs.
H. NJ Butler
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Masters Of chnli.
cothc. Mo. have rented tho u, II. slooum
cottage on Grand avenue and are spend
ing "A few weeks here.
Mrs y. W, Gibson. who has been quite
~ for two or thrte weeks. In reported
aa improving. Her many friends hope 20
soon see hor able 20 be out again.
Mrs. Willie noherty and children left
Tuesday for Miami whore they will re
maih until Sunday visiting hor mother
Mrs. wlnlock Morris. and sister, Mrs j..
II. YearFHiu.
Mrs VIII Brandon Of Quinton. accom-
panied by her little son, Billy Bryce
Brandon, came last Thursday 10 visit her
parents. Mr.. ana Mira Iosse L. Hendrick-
| son. at Mason lake. tyo milos northwest
of town.
| by Misses Elizabeth, Katherine and Nlnite
Perry. motorcd 20 Vinlta Tuesday after
noon, Whllo In VinitA Mr. and Mrs Har-
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returned from visits at MuskoRee. For,
Gibson and Tulsa.
Mrs. Harry Wnmmack. county auperin-
tcndcnt. is reported somewhat Letter aft
er an Illness OF several days.
Mr.. and Mrs James Davenport ana
Miss Rachel nm attended tho cou,
federato reunion at Richmond.
Mrs. willard H. Voyles Tuesday enter
tained her Sunday school class with a
swimming party ht pawpay crock
Miss olive Allen returned Monday from
Skis took where she Rpent week the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Lloyd W. Evans.
Miss Evelyno Pugh entertained tho
Junior Shakespeare club Thursday att
ernoon at her home on South Foreman
street
Miss Julia Ann smith Of Kansas city
arrived Wednesday for n visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Stauver OF as West Taleqush h
avenue
Mr. and Mrs Phil w. Samuel enjoyed
visit Wednesday from Mr and Mrs. G.
l. Samuel Of Pryor who wcto motoring
through to Bartlesvllle.
Mr. and Mra. s L. Smith ana daughter
Elizabeth rsturned from Chandler SAtur.
| day and we're accompanied from TulBl
| by Nirs imogene Campbell
| . y, NJ Mari spent this week In Kan
sas city where he is a delegate from IN,
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Marry winsor and Miss itary Fla.
w. ave returned from an extended
"a ~ ~ 5ef father, ". II. McGrew aud
~ iyetives. at Helena. Ark.
~ White, who was taking vo-
Iry siudent training In the Uniyer-
aMp Arkansas at Fayetteville, has
r MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs y. a,
ss. bere for the vacation season.
VIZ Zoe 4 Lynch and Miss Lura
E ieft last Saturday morning fof
r,its...ond Va, to attend tho Confederate
Rthinn while gone they will visit
tg'." ~ interest In various southern
r'nn ana Miss Mount will visit a sister
2 ~, Mp pean White and Miss Pearl white
~, BOULDER, Colo, taking summer
re- In university OF Colorado. In q
VIZ tark home they state that they
gu above the snow line one day ast
w while this country was sweltering
IA, with the thermometer 91 and IS In
49, De'phiau club met last Wednesday
...,oon with Mrs. T. $. Haney as host.
7. IN tbe club. and elected It's officers
n. ne ensuing year; president, Mrs n
\ sbaw. vice president, Mrs. Il. B Ar
p5 sscrctary.treasurer Mrs. r. r.
! .rie. reporter and parliamentarian n,
w A Woodruff: advisory board
l'i-rsn Mrs. Joe ". Lynch, Mrs NJ.
|, Burcb and Miss Minnie Haywood. The
. 4, tsees4ed for the summer months and
4 resume the regular study course in
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ENID,

Mrs. Frank Boovy OF Tulsa is visiting
| her sister Mrs. Art Stckler.
Edith Gait I'm in cherokee. Okla. l'"S ''''
Mrs. w. +. Nay left Tuesday, for Dem
yer, Colo. where she will spend the sum
/ mer.
Judge and Mrs. J. u. Cuilison will leave
soon for London Mills, Ind. for an ex-
| tended visit.
Mrs. Hattie Tucker and son Roy Of
| San Jose. Cal, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Klein and daughter Miss Helen will
| leave soon for New York. where they will
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Manait OF Tulsa Wis
| tied among their old friends In Enid for
several DAYS last week.
Miss HELEN Lawrence and Mrs. Harry
| Alton gave a buffet luncheon to n NUM-
Der of friends on Thursday.
In compliment TO Miss Ann TerrNl or
Milwaukee, Miss Louise Beerbuwer enter
tanned Monday morning at bridge.
Dr. and Mrs. II. II. Writ left Thursday
morning overland for Denver. Colo, whore
they win visit for some time with their
son Roy and family.
The Elves entertained ut house dance
at tho home NJ Miss Geneva Rarey, In
honor OF two pledges. Misses Betty Frsntz
and Hazel Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Dillingham; have been
oklahoma City and Miss Mary Bowerman
OF Wichita. Kan, this week.
Miss Pearl Gensman gave the members
Of the II. 7. I. +. club ana several add.
tional guests n picnic dinner at tho Em-
erson canyons Monday night
Mrs. Jane Blattler left this week for
Chicago, where she will take 10 weeks
course in dramatic art at Runners studio.
preparing for lyceum and chautauqua
work.
Or. and Mrs. Julian Field entertained
guests at 7 o'clock dinner Monday eve
ming followed by bridge. Miss nellie
Major OF Nashville Tenn. was an out
of-tOwn guest.
Mrs. Ercle Cox was hostess 10 the Fri.
day afternoon bridge members this week.
Substitute hands were played by MesdamcB
Edwards. Layton, Yates. Niece, Graves
and Knupp. Mrs. i. C. White held top
score.
Complimentary 10 Nr. and Mrs. Paul
Raymond VI Morrisville Vermont, who are
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Il. n. Wells n
large party OF friends motored TO the l0l
Ranch, near Bliss. taking with them a
picnic dinner.
In honOrug Mrs H. r. Lamkin OF
Springfield. Mo, Mrs. Robert Knupp en-
tertaincd a number Of mutual friends a
bridge Tuesday afternoon. Mys. Lamkin
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WEIGH.

J. B. Grindie visited his son at Tah-
Ieguah Friday.
Nr. and Mrs. Charles Meador spen,
Elnday at Parsons, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Woods and davgh.
Fsrs spent the weekend at Parsons, Kan.
Hollis Newman is sperS I= feg
weeks at Claremore. taking the radluu.
baths.
Mr. and Mrs Chandler Merrill have
so'urned home after a honeymoon trip 70
Move
,fThomas Glass Of Oklahoma City, spen,
f3nlay with Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Me-
Mrs. o T. Roberts. after several days'
,.sN with her children at Muskogee. re-
turned home Friday.
Mrs " r. Martin OF the Grandview
eslrlet is spending the summer with her
|nother at Galveston, Ind.
MI and Mrs. Charles Newman enter
Alned the members OF the ladies', aid of
|.e christian church and their husbands
4nWfsday, Sixty-four were present.
NJ and Mrs O. T. Roberts celebrated
|neif twenty-siNth wedding anniversary
anday with an anniversary dinner. Mr.
"a Mrs. Hlalmer Berg were specially in.
ga guefts In honor OF the occasion.
me 'Woman-less Wedding" was staged
N me school auditorium Thursday nigh
the Parent-Teachers association. ]. IT.
u AlsdRle, q man OF feet was the
t'em, while Walter Copeland a six. foot.
sac Weighing 400 was the bride. After
|rs wedding large crowd gathered at
~ nome OF the bride and serenadsd.
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ptcftyterian sunday school to tho sunday
school convention being held there.
Mrs, Tom collins of North Sctapcr
street is rcGsiying yl.lt from Miss Mer,
LYONS. ir. came later tnr snort visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Elder % 12s North
smith ,mreet received a visit this week
Jack snd Mr Charles Elder OF Birming-
Mis- Cnntlea W. Amos ot San Diego.
Cal, il visiting her father. J. u. Harrison
Hud bruthOra. and after n visit with her
brother Mr. ' J. Harrison at Pryor will
return C her home q. ,... ...-. ,,..,,.
see for visit with relatives and friends,
spending most ~ nor time ~ the homes
W Mr. and Mrs. J HAT. MIR. and Mts.
DAVIS nm ami Miss Jane Patton Han
Mr. aud Mrs. IL g. Tnompson, Mr.
and Mrs. W y. puior and MIR and Mrs.
g.. V. Malsnn spent last friday evening in
MlpmL enjoying picnic supper IN tho
park and later attending tho Jim Kramer
revival there.
Mrs Louto pnshy and daughter Elifs
ot .G'ndNi,w. Ark. have returned home
Mr. w. a. cave Of Tulsa spent a few
da'a hcle. tho guest OF Mr aud Mrs
Mrs e.. ~ Spencer ls here from saw
teIr. Cal, for q visit with hcr daugh
ter Mrs w. F Allen. Mrs Gordon WI.
'Iuirs and Iburut,r Yoluude Tyler ~
GAINESVILLE. Texas are expected soon Tor -
vlHt a. tho Allen home.
Mlss Jean Miller Of this city snd Albert
UorIvuus of Abilene. Kan. we're united
in marriage Friday morniug ~ tho homo
NJ Miss Miller ON East Canadian avenue.
Mrs c. B'nlruus, mother and Mrs Roy
HhpHtor. Sister tr the groom. Wuiurrd
down from Abilene Wednesday TO be prcH-
Cut Ht the ceremony
Tho T.Que club took supper ana On.
ioycd swimming party Tuesday evening
az the Katy dam. attending 'he thclt'r
Iu q body upon their return To tho city,
Mira Kate Cos bHhb OF kclyville who
4. Waiting her parents Mr.. nj Mrs q
~. Cox " WpHt Canadian avenue. was an
out. uf.towu Wemhcr who enjoyed the AT
Uru0ou and evening entertainment.
linen shower was given TueHday
might f0r Mics Flossic Ltfoice by Miss
Louun Robinson. Miss Lofotce, a dnuEh.
ter n Mr.. and Mrs James Lcforce ~ 30i
South Brewer street VIII be married
TursdnN to Edwin Wullctt Of FairfnX.
Okla. Miss t.ofcrce has taught school for
tho past two years ~ that place. Mise
M1udo rouuur took Miss t,cforce out fOr
ride. and upon their return there were
~ former cl1fgWntos and friends to grHe'
hpr ut tho home uf her parents. The
showers ~ linen were piled high on n
table IN tho dining room which was
feFto0nci with wedding bells Many
games were enjoyed and splendid re-
ftoshmontH served