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Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-08-25
RAIL CHIEFS OPEN MEETING in
AVRANGLEOVER THEPROP0SAL
TOCONpRoMISE Upon SENIORITY
Very Little ,Encoura cement Eliminate From New
York Meeting-Unless Unexpected Angle
Develops The Conference VIII Break
Down-Eastern Chiefs Stubborn.
(By The United Press.)

New York. Aug. 23.-1 so p. m.-The railway
ecutves this afternoon carried to the brotherhood
medators the shop crafts dispute their answer upon
the seniority issue.
The railway officials indicated by every unofficial
their determined refusal to restore the striking
shopmen to their seniority standing. While Off
cial statement has been issued it generally conceded
that the rail chiefs have decided to stand unyiedmgy
upon the position taken early in the trouble
1t is apparent that the peace prospects of few
days ago based largely speculative talk from
unauthorized
Government May Take Over the Roads.
Washington Aug 23.-1:5A p. MIN extreme
emergency the government will be forced to take
the railroads of the nation Secretary of War Weeks de-
cared today in commenting upon the reports that set
element of the strike of the shop crafts Improbable
at the New York conferences of rail executives.
The secretary in his discussion of the present
mined TO prevent transportation break down in the
ton. Some very important announcements be forth
coming within the next few days, it intnated.
Bitter Dispute Features the Session.
New York Aug ga bitter dispute marked the
opening hours of the railway executives conference this
morning. The heads of hundred and forty eight
lines meeting consider the proposals of the brother
hood medators end the shopmen strike much at
variance their reply.
Failure of in the air this morning
the chiefs began assemble for the session Eastern
railway executives apparently unyeldng in their
opposition to compromise upon the seniority CUES
ton.
The extent of the dispute the issue and just
the source of it points not known at the hour of
filing this telegram. The situation is admittedly
distance from being cleared up, far definite
end of the rail strike is concerned, according to i'm
pressions now being entertained.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-08-25

know how to run the business of
Others, but fall down in running
their own.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-08-25

According to Greek writer. eff
Terminate dandies in ancient Greece
sometimes slept on beds of sponge.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-08-25
Great Peach Crop
Over in Missouri
(By The united Press,

Sedalia, Mo-, Aug. 23.-Pettis
county has the largest crop of
peaches in its history, and the
quality is fine. Some of the trees
are so heavily loaded that the
branches are breaking down.
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Peace in Indiana

Terre Haute, Ind, Aug. 23.-
Thirty thousand coal diggers re-
TUNED to the pits of indiana
this morning, following the
peace agreement signed yester-
day. The adjustment was made
upon the basis of the Cleveland
agreement.
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The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head

Because Of its tonic and laxative effect. LAxA-
TIVE BRQSi0 QUlNiNE Uablets) car be taken
by anyone without causing nervousness or ringing
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Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-08-25

Nearing Settlement.
Kansas City, Aug. 23.--Agree-
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-08-25

A cruel political penman say
that Uncle Truman Newberry's rec
ord is an open checkbOok.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

Mrs u. ]. Caudls and family spent the
week end with relatives In SnpulpA
Rev. Luther ]. waggonsr left the first
OF the week TO attend tho annual Methodist
conference at Vinita.
Mr.. ana Mrs Harold Burt ot Shpulpa
and family spent Sunday at tho home Of
their mother, Mrs. J. F. Burt.
II. A. MoCarriCk. who was called TO vi
R0no by the serious illness OF his father
Tuesday. returned home the first Of the
week
Mr and Mrs. w..P. Han OF Sand Springs
spent few days last week whiting In the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Slsson.
Minor sisson OF Slick Hpent sunday with
home folks In Mounds
Minor Bowden OF Miami formerly OF
Mounds was calling on Mounds friends
ana relatives Tu.hdhy,
Mr.. and Mrs a. Il. Scott were Tulsl
visitors Saturday.
Mrs John Maxwell. sr.. went TO Ss
pulpH Monday for visit with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davis expect ~,
go to ClareMore soon for n few weeks
stay for the benefit Of Mr.. Davis health.
Mrs VI. A Green, accompanied by Miss
Addis Reid motorsd to Sapulps lus.dsy
Mrs Lowell Thurman is spending tho
week visiting friends In Oklahoma CiN.
Miss Rebecca geyer of Neosho, No. "a
a guest In the homo Of Mr and Mrs. ". u.
Taylor.
MIR and Mrs. Earl Randall who have
heon residents Of Mounds FOR the past
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

theIf son =. q. Rcmy. spent several davs
U".|uu lhU past wrah ut Iuisa Ia tho
huu.c ut another s'u - ~ Ucmy.
500 aud Mts o. s uurd we're hosts at
Hu elegantly appointed o'clock dinner
un FRIDAY evening ~ nst week at their
h'ue on West broadway. tandoted the
uINeets directors aud employees OF the
lUai National bank. sharing IN the
tHHwtmly were Mcssls G. o.. Poster, y.
o. Uurd, Glen W McKemie. Joseph g.
uowdN rhm iturd ami Mrs stella Jen.
con
ST. auJ Mrs i. q. Jons, aud Mrs
joue, mother Nts. j. = Allen, ~ Mus.
."H'" N..u sunday guests oi Mt AMI Mrs
M,.d,mcs ST. =. towsor and G. H. Ma
luuH we're Joint hostrsses 60 fhs wrwborn
~ the Embroidery club and thsir hus-
utrds un lnurtdny evnuirg ot tact week
home VI the Malones
NJ ana Mrs W. T.. Updiks are re.
caNlnF tuD Cuugratulsiinus VI thelr ftiendH
over tho arrival ct q dauvhtar In their
UuUo recently. The little lady has been
yuristouvd ALTON Lotntnr
Mrs. J. W Mctntyre has returned to hrr
home at windsor, Mo-. sttCr spending
BE- f1r'HlFht IN the homes NJ her sons, J,
4. Groom aud daughter, Mrs Lon kirk
pttIl.N
~. aud Mrs W. N. Cbltwood and two
children ~ tulsa spent the week end the
alasls ot Mr and Mrs. Charles Gilbert
Nr and Mrs collins Laws ppnnt sun
taN ~ ptUuiree. The guests ~ Mr. Laws
sister Mrs. FRANK Copeland and Mr. Copv-
land.
Mr Clarence chlldsrs son of Mr. and
NrH Dan Dhlluota, loft Wednesday Tor
rtuo nudge Agency, r. u, where no hHA
accepted position in the government
service
Ar. Ernest Barnard was hostess 10 tho
regular meeting of tho Friday afternoon
/ bridge club last week. The home % Mrs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12
HOW NEAR BREAK
DOWN ARE YOU?
Few Realize Deadly Danger.

Nearer than you suppose. perhaps.
stop moment, aud think Modern
business and social life drives men
and women under tremendous pres
suro at high speed and general
breakdown Is often nearer than you
suppose. Frequently n general col
lapse OF health is only narrowly
avcrtcd.
How do you feol7 n you notice
loss OF appetite. poor digestion, mel
nncholla, tendency 10 hysterla. nerv-
BUSINESS, undue tendency to fatigue.
lack OF energy. physical or mental
exhaustion from care, wbrry. or
overwork, you are in danger.
Take yourself la hand! Let Force
Tonic. the great systomic recon
structive, help Nature renew the
functional activity of every organ In
your body. Force has romarka BILE
tonic and invigorating powers that
are OF great benefit to tho whole Eys
tenn. producing an effect OF renewed
natural vigor and harmonious Hc-
tivity. Oct Force today; It may save
you from unrealiZed dangers. FoI
sale by all druggists, Always on hand
at StelnherR Bros. Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

parnarfs parents. Mr.. and Mrs ~ T.
Sanders, on Wnst broadway, was ths
scene % this pretty affair which included
delicious tw.-course luncheon M thu
afternoons pleasures
Mt John Rogers has returned from q
hrinf visit 60 hls daughter, Mrs walter
keifer ana Nr. kalfrr At winfield. Kan.
Missss Estella Lewis vida Cudnutt.
Mabel Smith sud Mr. Roy Smith com
posed a group of students from saltwater
spending me Weekend with Broken Ar
row home folk
Mrs W. y Ashley has returned from
70 ten days visit az paiiss. Texas IN tho
home ot her son ". ". Ashley
Hev. r. a. nrewcr paAtor of the NJ
70 church. South. lott Tucsday Tor Vinits
a. attend the anual session ~ state con.
ference.
Mia. George Hrown left sunday tor her
Old home IN Tennessee In response 20 v
message announcing the serious Illness of
h"r mother
Mr. and Mrs. Robert sohosffier spent
sunday It icnss the guests " their son.
ST. and Mrs W. r. Dalton returned
SUNDAY f.om an extended visit TO rela.
uscs at gAimyrA ami Springfield. nj.
Mrs william oliver had As surats dur
| tng ths pact week. Mrs. Mont Carpenter
/ 81 Tulsa, und Mrs Carpenters mother.
[ hra. French ~ Fullerton. Cal
Mrs Scott McMurfy of nrutnrieht has
returned 20 her home amer brief Walt TO
/ MI. and Mrs. uroysr asj--
Mr, and Mrs W u Rtecht entorta aimed
~ their over sunday guests Msssrs r. s
WiuEer ana -. Taylor of Tulsa and Earl
/ Wingof " Chattanooga Tenn.
Mrs E Hirh was hostess 20 the Friday
/ afternoon meeting ot tho south side
1 Fancy Werk club Eleven members were
/ with two-course luncheon as finai
pleasure.
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STATE SOCIETY

ton AZ which time two new member.
Miss rholms Reno and Miss Myra
bradford were elected. Election Of OF
ticers resulted as follows Miss Theitn
hehn. president, Miss Marjorie Defreese
seoreIary and treasurer Miss Eva Brls.
Mr and Mrs A W. Gin. bsv. 70.
turned from their honeymoon in southern
Mrs cain Kirk. sni infant son. have
returned 10 their home In breckenridge
Texas after an extended visit with Mrs
Ni,S mother. Mrs. l. J. Barr.
Cn., t. the guest " his brother, I. M
bahcock and family.
Among OkmulRec's charming vouns
brides was Misc Mildred York daughter
~ Mr. and Mrs T. r. York, whose mar.
rage 10 Alfred LonEley Fentem. &c.. N
Nda. was soIemniaed last sunday after.
noon.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Mcfain an.
nounce the birth " a daughter Msr1
Jrne sunday morning November o. a,
The city maternity hospital
Mr and Mrs Wifick announce CO.,
hltth ~ son. born sunday morning st
me GUY maternity hospital
Announcements have been received OF
Mrs. Paul Cobb OF Muzkogce They
have named the child Virginia Elizabeth
Nj and Mrs. Cobb were former rest.
dents ~ Okmulgee and have many
friends who VIII be interested In the an.
nounCement Mr.. Cobb is chief clerk Of
Mr. snd Mrs Howard Hufs ieft Tues
day fp~ NlrronEburE Pa. where they
VIII make their future home
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

Mrs Otto Grill and children. Duane and
Marjorie, are here from ArkarsAs city
for n ten days visit with Mr.. and Mrs
John Crill. Mr.. Crill spent Sunday and
Monday with his family and parents
Mr.. ana Mrs. VIII Parks and children
were Shawnee visitors Saturday
j. q 10y was business Visitor I'm
Chandler Monday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Marsh IL recovering from
an attack OF bronchitis.
Mr.. and Mrs Chsrles BOuisnn and SON,
Freddie and Cecil, were saturday guests
OF tho J. G. Loys
Mise Gladys Newsofne OF Adelott. wa,
visiting Meeker friends Saturday
Mrs. ]. y. ClRok was Saturday dinner
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs J. Y. Kent
Miss Opal Williams has zone TO carlton
kan, 20 saty with hor grand mother. Mrs
e. Hoffman and attend high school, Her
father and mother accomplnied her tf
Kansas for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Barton and son Keith
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Barton Ddal and so-
James b, motored to Edmond Sunday "a
visit Miss Alice Barton. who is attending
school there
Bert Bowdre o, Tecumseh came SUNDAY
Beatty.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hampton ana daurh
Ter JOY and nv ana Mrs, ]. W Shcose
visited Mr. and Mrs. Cocl Harrison An
shawnee Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy MrMurray and rhu.
dren were Shawnee visitors Thursday
Mr.. ana Mrs. I'd BAH and baby from
okemah were visiting Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Harris Tuesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

Miss prle renho uf tlareuore spent the
wcck end with Catousa friends.
Mr.. e. W. Holly went 90 Broken Arrow
saturday aud spent the day looking uft,I
business matters and VISITING hiu sister.
Mrs George Mckeehsn and Mr. McKeehan.
one of the pretty social events recently
was the halloween party given on Tues
dav~eycniug Of last week by the ladies
~ the NJ y. church Tor the young people
~ the congregation and number OF
Mr.. Lester shoekley and Miss Elizabeth
lleWWnus, two or Catoosa'S popular young
people were quietly married suuduy after.
noon nt 'larcinote, J. j.. Long, Justice ot
the peace officiating. They win make
Catoosa their home
The people OF Catooss in general were
very much pleased with action Of the
annual conference ot the NJ r.. church
held recently az ponca city IN returning
J, A. Beatty, pastor nf the iccs! church
coming year.
Mrs. Florence Lewis brought together n
congenial company OF the younger set az
her home Saturday evening To share tho
gracious hospitality she chose to extend
through Hn evening ot rook II was q
pre'tily. appointed affair with players Tor
four tables, delicious refrnshrn ents follow.
Ing the games. Present were Misses Edna
ONeal. Loula Denton, pansy Laird. Viola
blair, Dot whitman Lee Gfr,it Emily
com. Messrs. Newton Foster owen Cohlo
Howard Denton, Howard Mayfcld Ally
Spearman.
both the families OF Morrow stephens aud
J.. o. Gravitt over the recent arrivals OF
daughter In the Stephens home and a
lo.pound son In the Gravitt home
Mrs. Hattie u. Atkins represented the
tetoosa lodge At the annual meeting Of
Rebekah grand lodge held at Ada
Miss Anna Merrymnn Of Tampa Via.
has been spending some tlmeN visiting
Catoosa relatives. who include Mr.. and
Mrs. o. II. Merryinan.
superintendent owen Cobol ot the
Catoosa high school went TO Tahlequah
sunday and spent the day with his mother.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12
hIEFFIs.

Mr. Hamilton OF tho Crosslln Motor
onpany was a visitor in Kiefer last
week.
Louis r. stegleder. vice president OF
Tie Farmers National bank Of Beggs,
.he largest and Oldest bank Of that city
vth resources over t600,0Oo, visited
'lnds in Kiefer last week.
Nr Frierson OF the Western Bank
Supply company OF oklahoma city was
business visittr here Wednesday.
reverend Fors>star of Beggs. visited In
Astsr Sunday.
n r. E. steigleder and family and
w. C. Lauer OF the Flrst National bank
% Kiefer motored to Beggs Tuesday,
Miss Hattie Wilson helped In tho First
National bank In kiefer owing to the un-
usual rush in banking business.
Mrs Anna Dye left Sunday for Hous-
.on for . weeks visit with friends in
Houston.
Mo-, ]. +. oDonnsn was hostes,
Wednesday evening TO the members OF
NE Lucky 10 club at radio party
which was a curiosity and novelty 90
most Of the party as It Is the only radio
Isr IN town.
I.l Rue Finley Ia spending the week.
nd In Tulsa with his mother, Mrs.
N'airIre Finley who 10 attending the
Tulsa university
MIS-. Mary Reel was bpstess to a party
~ friends Thursday afternoon honOriug
her sisters e7th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E Hart. Mrs. Earl
Hart OF Bowden and Mira Fred Hart OF
pi,pA were Monday guests OF Mrs. Dr..
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services were adopted by the congtess
tion.
W $ Copeland has returned from Burr
oaks. Kan. where has was called by the
Mr. and Mrs FRED cowlsy o, coiun.
bu-. Kan, we're weekend guests u Nj
AMI Mrs. Joe Frederick
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Horn have ~
y eit quest Mrs. Charles stoddArd OF
~. h Cembs has returned home sf,ei
q visit at Nlnita
Mrs g. H. hartman and daughter Gee
se Of pfuver Colo, are guests of Mt
and Mrs. e. q. Horn.
Mr. ana Mrs. Robert RedhoEe of Miam
we're sunday suests AZ the home Of Rev
and Mrs. II r. Lloyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Prime have re
turned home from a two months visit
In Colorado.
Alton BOYD has returned 20 his hom,
at jay after visit with his cousins MIR
ana Mrs Floyd johnson
Nr and Mrs. u. " Barnes Of Miam
we're the guerts of friends here sunday
Miss Jessie Powell of Garden spent m,
\ family reunion was held at the hom,
Of Mr.. and Mrs J. u. Hairs SUNDAY
cuWuemQratinE Mrs Watre's ltty.fiftt
birthdhy> iarss number Of children
and gfnnddhidren and other relatives
Superintendent snd Mrs " C. Beveni
attended the Northsastorn teachers
meeting AZ Muskogoe last week
Mrs. Laura Pierce aud sons Billy AND
Harfy arrived Thursday 10 au automo
rNe from san Francisco, cal. They ar,
60 resume their residence noJthwest o
Misses Dora Mills. verda Hobbs. Grac,
Hobbs. Hamlet Barnes. Ada GENTRY, Jose
phine LinlhSu and Mary Hanson attended
ine teachers meeting at Muskogcc las
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12
OKEMAH,


NJ and Mrs. II. u. Cory have as
their guests. MIR, Cory's mother and sis.
q. Mrsl1nes VI. 4. Cory and j. J Ir-
gard Of Van Buren,, Ark
Mrs, ". L. scawaiI of Ada, wa, the
guest OF her son, Assistant County A.
toIney NllI seawall' the first part u the
Misses Ann, Carroll simHon o, Ada
and Dorothy de Nlers ~ Okmulges, were
guests OF Mrs W. 5. Thompson the last
week end
Miss Louise Dorsey. who ia attending
rrhGol in Ada this year. spent the last
weekend here with heriparents, Mr. and
Mrs q. J, Dosscy.
Milton Mansur student OF Oklahoma
University Of Norman. was the guest OF
his father and mother. Mr. and Mrs II.
Mansur, 6i5 South Third, last week end
MI and Mrs Gus Seawell OF Muskogee
spent tho weekend here, the guests OF
their nephew, Bili Seawel
Mrs J. c. Tidwel who has been tho
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. ". p. Moore
for the past month, returned TO her home
in Harrington, Kan. last week.
Miss Opal Wilson spent the weekend
In Okmulgee the guest Of her sister, Mrs,
Leonard Cowen.
Mrs. II u, Hunt Of Oklahoma city was
last Sw4k OF ''''''''' ana '''e"' mere
y. \. Noble and Ia Moore os Okmulgee
vera in Okemah Saturday en- route home
from Oklahoma CITY
one OF the most pleasant surprises oi
tho season was tho wedding OF Miss Effie
Archihower and Bin Woods on Wednesday
evening " the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Jesse Niece. Miss Archlbower Is one OF
the teachers IN the Okcmah schools.
Guy r James, formerly employed on
OkfuHkee county highway surveys, ha'
accepted q position with the Oklahoma
state Highway department, until con
roads when no and Mrs. James expect
20 locate IN Okomnh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

Mrs n. A. walters ana children ot
Tahisquah spent tho week. end with hor
mother, Mrs. Is. q. Fletcher
The ladies OF the Missionary society or
the Methodist church with their husbands
entertained Rev. o. g. Smell ana wife at
the new home OF j. II. Grounds
Miss Jesse Harmon has returned 90 her
homo At Warner after an extended visit
with her sister. Mrs. n. 3, Holland.
Mrs. Shanklin II Visiting at Clarcmorc
with her son and wife, MIR. and Mrs, Paul
Hale.
The homs Of Mrs. NJ. y. Shaw was a
scene OF much gsiety ana laughter on
Friday afternoon when Mrs shaw wal
hostess TO ths members OF the Art clut
and their friends.
John G. Goodrich. former sheriff oi
Adair county, now resident of Mushogee
WAS here Saturday
Rev. o. s. smell ana wife. Mrs. J. ".
Grounds ana Rev. John Anderson lef,
Wednesdey morning 70 attend the
Methodist conference At Vinita-
The stilwell teachers who attended the
teachers meeting at Muskogee report an
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JENks.

JENkS.
Mrs. Lucy Tslmsdge was called 20
Alton, H., last week, by serious illness
cf her sister Mrs " G BonnetL
Mr.. and Mrs z. Kohlhurst have re-
5.i 'qd S tSoT n. M2s Sa%. S'" St r ~nSs sssy
John croft the ladies being sisters
Miss Mary Mclaughlin spent the
week END the guest Of relatives in
Ma MF.. C. Nv, v. Rou.a. Mi..o. Agatha
Roush and lima Bigbee OF jerks. MT
and Mrs. Charlie Wakefield and Mr..
Raymond odeu OF Oilton formed merry
picnic party for last sunday near Leon.
ard where after n sumptious picnic din
ner the time was spent gathering pc
cans
Funeral services wsr. conducted by
t. church In jerks for Tilford Squire
watts, pioneer resident and widely
known Jenks citizen whose death oc
CURED At Tulsa hospital following a
br,cf. Illness. Mr.. watts who was Is
year5 Of age was q native Of kentucky
is survived by wife two children
one brother He was = member Of the
odd Fellows and Masonic lodges OF
jerks, tho odd Fellows conducting the
burial service at Rose nm cemetery at
Tulsa where interment was made.
Charles EaGterday has returned from
few days business trip to oklshoma
The only entertainment scheduled to
appear on the jerks lecture course this
season was presented in the high school
auditorium on Tuesday evening with the
Cheney concert company the at
traction, featuring the white House
Chimes"
Preston Rose Of A,ok. .p.n, III. week.
end visiting his brother, Coach J. n.
Rose. Of the Jenks high school.
Little Mary Harley daughter Of Mr..
ANA Mrs. o. X. Harley is reported con
valescing after an extended severe III
Mrs Leroy Cotton was the honoree Of
very pleasant party Tuesday evening
AZ the home OF Mr. aud Mrs W u, snow
on tho occasion Of his birthday Gnni-
The Baptist congregation OF jerks
gave farewell party TO Mr.; and Mrs.
NJ. w. oswalt. ar, and son, N. W. os-
walt, st., and family including Victor
Oswalt Miss RUBY Kerwin and Miss
EliEshoth SurEtt In tho church parlors
DANES and songs featured Nths occasion
with social and tratsrnal conversations
| that covered a long period Of time az
jerks Mr. and Mrs Cswait. sr.. are
/ leaving Immediately for their new home
In Florids. travelling by train and within
the family viii be leaving to Join them,
making tho trip In automobiles
wedding OF much interest to the
pgpse Pg5ssv OF s,Sfnaop nS W of M.s e nsn e
| Wood W Mr Charles Virgil Humbly at
! tho home Of tho groom's mother. Mrs.
u. L. smith and Mr.; Smith, Rev. II. J.
/ Lorenz, pastor OF the jerks Baptist
| church officiating Tho ceremony was
witnessed by number OF friends and
| the Immediate families OF the happy
couple an elaborate wedding feast fol-
| lowing the ceremony, The bride who IL
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs J, NJ.
| Wood Of Meeker, Ia. well known in
| jerks and shares the popularity IN,
l groom enjoys. They will make their
home Al Perryman whore they immedi-
nt..y occupied newly furnished home
Mr., and Mrs J. Il, Rose and Rysr