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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

Back OF these equestrian affairs
are many others between wealthy
and aristocratic girls and men Of
obscure origin, who, Lochinyar-lilSc
courted and conquered from the
saddle.
The Moroslni family noted equcs-
trians all, contributed two daughters
to the recOrd-Nictorio. who eloped
with the hOstler, and Giulia, who
married Arthur M. Werner. n
mounted policeman. Then there
was Mrs. James Burke Roche, who
married Aurcl Batonyi, her groom,
and Ethel Croker, daughter OF the
aid Tammauy chieftain, who eloped
with "A stableman.
Tho Webb Sisters Happy.
About half dozen unConven-
tional alliances are down on the
records AZ successful IN TO the
present, but those that failed have
proved enormously expensive.
The Webb girls appear to be
happy. Mrs. Louise Beaver Wedd
Leonard, the policemans wife,
reconciled TO her father, spends
much of her time I'm her parents
home while Patrolman Leonard ~
on duty in the park. lie has not
found IL necessary TO resign from
the police force. They live In
little apartment uptown. far from
fashionable Park avenue, the home
OF the brides family but not so
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A. n. Holmoa; "The Don House" Mrs.
halph Roller round table discussion
nn tho Doh House" followed by the
gram,
saint PatrielSs day was clevorly fore
cnatcd by tho use ~ attractive dccorp-
tons at the HON" Of Mrs. A. s. Cufneld
7lb West Trudgcon. when she entertained
thc members of the BuutOn Rock club
last saturday afternoon. others present
were McsdHmcs 'oynor- MllOr, owen
BrOokshlrc, Frank Graham, George Lind.
ley ana Mrs Neator B'onc ~ Frances.
a. the close of the Eare q rook hot
i0s North Sixth street Will entertain tho
club In two weeks
Al the meeting OF tho = L. o. chapter
ilFt saturday Afternoon at tho home ~
Mrs. q. W. MeaChcm the following off
GERS were elected; Mrs. V. V. Kinssbury.
president; Mrs a. q. Axline, Vice prcsl-
J. NJ, Williams. recording secretary Mrs
Y l.. Foster, corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Mrs w T. Sullins, ,guard Mrs. J. y;
Mrs. A. q. ANline were elected delegates
10 the state convention with Mrs Emmett
o.Kane and Mrs n. 8. Edwards aH al
ternatCs.
Miss Phnsy Newsnm was hostess 10 the
mombers q the Zota Nu club at 300 West
broadway Tuesday evening whom Kate
Dority and Mabel Mason were additlona
Mrs Frank Graham was the winner and
received an attractive favor. The re-
mainder Of the evening was spent In music
and dancing. Refrcshmcnts, In which the
suggestion ~ st PatrlcEs day was car
ried out, were served and at tho close
OF the evening zach guest was given an
Irish favor. Misses Eva and Bonnie
Diamond will entertain tho club next
week.
Mrs. J. II. Lindsey, national field soe-
Rotary for women ~ the foreign board,
was the guest ~ Mrs J. l.. HkOlt0n from
Monday until wednesday, Mrs Lindsey
was hrGught mere under the auspices Of
the Ladies Missionary society uf the
Ircabytcrau church aud spoke at tho
church both Tuesday afternoon and night
"a largo audience. Shc IG o. wildly.
travelled woman ana one Of national rrpute
and her talks were extremely interesting.
Iucsdoy afternoon Mr.. Shelton hunur'd
her guest with n luncheon, having pres
Ont Mesdamcs w. H hudson. Anna
EDcrstler. y. y. smith George LiHdly aud
+. q. SoaIuans. on Tuesday evening Mrs
Lindsey was again the guest OF honor
~ 6 o'clock dinner NJ tho homo ~ Mrs
a, q, ANliuo, when Mrs, T., v. Colo and
Mrs, SHELTON were other FurHts, Mrs.
Lindsey left wednesday for Tulsa where
she viii address those interested IN her
work.
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far from the Central park bride
path whore they first met
"LOvc IN u Cottage"
Mrs. Edith Beaver webb Miles
and her husband are living IN
pretty yino-covorcd cottage ON the
Behr estate. George Miles was a
top sergeant I'm the Scv,uI Iy-s,y.nth
division overseas but when mus
tered out he returned 10 his horses.
Ilo met wiss Webb at horse
ahow, whore she was attracted by
his Sklll and soldlcrly appearance.
Most spectacular uf all the ro-
manccs OF the saddle was that OF
Ciul.a Moroslnl and Arthur Werner.
for the Italian baukcr'8 daughter
paradcd her filncc through the
haunts of society indifferent to the
frigid shoulders that greeted them
at every turn. The former police
man was married, but a divorce was
arranged In Nevada. lie gavo the
first Mrs. Werner $4,000, accord
Ing to court testimony. on tho day
the decree was signed
In the year that followed the
bride passed hazardous existence
that eliminated In the courts,
where she sued for an Hnnulmcnt
OF Ter marriage 10 the horscmnn on
the ground that the Nevada decree
was fraudulent. IL was four years
bcfor" the alliance was dissolved.
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NJ D. Hale lcfi Tuesday tor wetumka
FOR q fcw DAYS stay,
Mrs NJ E Sargent was week erf
guest ~ her son, I. i, aud wife. south
VI MrCkor
" y. Hcrndon was an over Sunday vis.
itor with his mother, Mrs. H. FUNK ~
Mrs Mary votava ana little son Pauils
NJ route were over sunday guests OF Mrs
j. ~. Hofndun.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan 10y ot johnson were
guests ~ Mr. ana Mrs, oscar Mcpherson
over SUNDAY
a. T.. Allison ~ chicago arrived Thurs.
day Tor uu extended visit IN the home OF
Mr. and Mrs A. w. EikifGn,
Miss tucile ttcrtiuftou of Sparks spent
the tfrcntor part Of last week with her
cousin. Mrs bamn COuRnt,
Mr. and Mrs VIII Hickman OF route
visited Mrs. RlctmHn'H parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs charles white, over saturday.
rhe little daughter ~ Mr. and MS
Henry Wright Ia seriously II with pneu-
monia
9. G. Pltton left Thursday for ponea
| city 60 settle real estate holdings held IN
! that city ana surrounding country valued
! At 500 900.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark Of routs ?
were the guests 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Williams OF Moeker from Saturday until
Sunday eveninr
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toriaincd . group of young boys and girls
saturday afternoon huuuflng the lIfn
birthday NJ hor son Ralph. Games were
the hostess. assisted by Mrs. y. H. John-
fnu, served rDftoHhWcuta " Ice cream
and cake carrying out tho S. ratricks
Ms- MARY McDoueai ieft wednesday
for tho east. whrre rhe viii spend several
Mrs II. MARKS was hostcss friday to
tho Kcusinrt0u club. Aside from the club
members Mrs. leu Iurpor mother " the
hostess Und Mrs sam Sheftol wers
guests \ dainty lunch was served at tie
close NJ tho afternoon.
The Susanna Wesley class ~ tho South
Methodist church held social meeting
Tuesday nicht at the home rt Mrs s.. W.
Moore. Twenty WrmhcrH enjoyed the tu-
md Mrs. rlpku entertained with musical
numbers oui Mrs. Pickett gave = tios
Rtaphy ot susanna Wesley. Light 40
frcshmcuts were served.
Among tho snpulpnns who attended the
Alma GlugH concert. W. Tulsa Monday
M,,ergi Mg'd2We, ,,,,,,, ) ~ Ray,' y,i.. w =
Ir,lau, g. rulLpt Misses Mercedes
iiorton. Ia Lad9 "glen i'grtan. MIG ilT
Mr and Mra e. *, Howard,
Mrs A. H. Harper was hostess Tuesday
evening to The a.. ~ n. club wrWhers md
% tow guests, whom che entertained with
bridge at four mblcs itgh scores wcte
NJ. Uru rcIo1icr. uucsts ~ the club
upro Nnstum,a licrt nclulIcr q. T. Nc
,nuum. thrstcr bartlett. Miss liess Potter
aul Mrs a. @. Rood ot lniopcndoncei
Npu.
The executive committee Of the foderat-
% m.HaIHuH met Monday afternoon ~ Z
O'Clock Iu tH. South Methodist church
and elected those ofuccrs. President. Mrs
d. u. bailey, tlrU uruFii,uts Mrs. Zen
LlrE MIS- IrDl y. Lucas, ana treasurer
NfH ~. N. smith. The next public meet
uE ,f tho committee Will be held in
rupivWhtu
N.slsa,, Mrpp Pix. Mcrker collum
uUuH trWcrrHd, Nation ,nupert
II.."f. Ayers. Pos. NIIinw, DurHrHa
Frnut rr,l uup'rI FsrHr travis ulrt
tuu Duncan. N.Cu'rn Hu1 1rrlb mnturcd
/ to MuurI4 Tu.HI1N tN,tIug. where th'y
ysr, ru.ala nf tna u.urtth lodge. RE-
. frt4nUUutH pf FHHt1 ,utfur nUi ule were
served rF the huai,sH chapter.
/ The, luay, ilont hu nrf.dr,E club met
| Mo}'r os hu.i'Hs. 'tl'nalhE enntnlug
/ hospitality in h,r South uuk street home.
/ Ton mrwh,rn were rIg,"n, also ono Elr. :,
| MrH. Hpr1Nwru ~ NoIH'un. HIrlrr
/ lU.HtIug tuutUst WAS tho feature OF tho
| attrrnuuu. The priae going 20 Mrs, y. u.
/ Gordon. dHnty tvu-courac luncheon
/ Tho DIult Hanna Missionary Hoclcty
/ NJ the n g. church south enjoyed
uuuly uG cuba Monday evening az tho
/ homo of Mo. O.. W Moore With Mrs Moe
! Key MS leader Mirs Gnlthor Miss Arnold
and Mrs. Price assisting \ feature ~
F, inc evening was tnlk by MIS- Ollie
/ EIklnH. formerly q resident ~ tuha, who
I rnvr first.hnui information concerning
the social and religious conditions exist
ing there.
/ Tho Entire Nous club members and
ruoats were recipients ~ charming nos
piulity extended Tuesday afternoon when
] Mrs Frank JuckHeh was their hnatefs
prldFe occupied tho afternoon hours and
hgh scores were reached ny MIS- j. ",
! non and Mrs Ira Anderson. Aside from
the club members those guests wer"
! present. Mosdpmes J. y. iell, Oordon
/ California.
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l -FOUR daughters OF society who lost
their hearts when Cupid enlisted
,hc aid of n horse. Above, left
To right, are: Mrs, Thomas Leon
ard. who was Louise Beaver
Webb; Mrs. George Miles, who
was Edith BccyOr webb. Louisc's
sister. and Miss MnthiIdc Me
Corinick, who is 20 marry MAX
Oscr, Swiss riding master. BE-
low Is Giulin MOrOslni. who mar
rlcd Arthur VI. Werner.
NEW YORK-The man on horse
back is coming into his own again
on the fair field of romance.
what Is there about horse that
makes II irrcsistibly advantageous
to man IN love? Since the dawn
or history the great lovers OF the
world as class have been equcs-
trians first--the knights OF old, the
cavaliers who succeeded them and
all the rest Of the merry company,
The automobile usurped the place
OF the horse in industry, the air
plane made him useless in war -
but chauffeurs and aviators have
had their brief day I'm society's
spotlight and the horscman still
aaims and takes his own against
al NbiltIS.
Miss Mathllde Mccormick, be-
trothed TO the middle aged Max
Oser OF Switzerland, a riding mas
ter without riches, will find a piece
dent for her engagement in Ameri-
can social registers.
And IL we would have hIIser
authority, was not Princess Mary
of England woocd and won on the
hunting field by Viscount Lascalles,
whose title is merely one of cour-
tesy. given to the son Of an earl?
II is only IA few months ago that
Chicago society was startled by the
marriage of Edith Beaver webb,
daughter OF j. Beaver webb, the
distinguished companion OF the i
Pierpont Morgan family. to George
Miles, a groom in Benjamin Behr's
Lake Forest stables. New York
buzzed with equal intensity over
this romance, for the brides sister.
Louise Webb, had been married not
many months ago to Patrolman
Thomas Leonard of the Central
park mounted squad.
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Miss Cora Ogee IL visiting friends in
Shawnee this week.
Mrs W, a, Johnsons mother from St.
Louis was visiting her last week.
Miss Maxine tuUlp visited Mrs, Louis
c, Lawson Ot Holdenyllle last Saturday.
Mrs W. &. Bunyard Is visiting Mrs
end.
Mrs. Spencer Norv-II was visiting friends
In Oklahoma city the first part ot tho
Mrs A. s. Norvell and Mrs. w. L.
Thurston were Holdenyllio visitors last
Tuesday afternoon.
Haulsey were visiting friends IN Shawnee
last Tuesday and wednesday
The ladies OF tho First Baptist church
served ~ O'Clock luncheon TO their
husbands and children at the church last
Wednesday, special program was ren-
dercd during the afternoon,
The ladies' circle Of the First Christian
church met with Mrs Robert Roberts
last Wednesday afternoon, The subject
studied Tor tho afternoon was foreign
missions. Refreshments were served.
on Tuesday afternoon Mrs A. l.. Fred
crick entertained the ladies' circle Of the
First Christian church with "a special
program. After the program delightful
two-course luncheon was served 10 10
The Thursday Night five Hundred
club held its weekly meeting with Mr
Those present were Messrs and Mesdames
y. r. Davis T. u. Horsely, A, 81. Seran,
r. a., a, sweat, S,, Gus h%oos'is % :; - Lliard'
Mrs, \. J. HOrsely WAS hostess TO tho
Tuesday Bridge club. Those present were
Mesdames Patten n. j. Roberts, Gus
Roberts W. e. Bunyard. c. Guy Cutlip.
NJ. y. Perkins, u, =. Davis, T. J, Hofsely,
J. S. Lilliard A. NJ. seTan, and Creyton
Key. Mrs. Perkins won high score.
Mrs. g. &. Perkins entertained two tables
at bridge last Monday afternoon. After
playing II games the high score went %
Mrs. n. J. Horsely, Mrs Creyton Key
was added 90 the regular membership .
of the club. Those present other than the
Bridge club members were Mrs, A. III
Seran and Mrs Toy Robinson,
The wewoka Delphan club met win
| Mrs win Haulaey last Friday afternoon
/ The study for the club This week was
ths romantic school Of musie. The les
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sons were led by Mrs. r. J. Horsoly and
Mrs. W. A. johnson, Roll call was an
swered to by giving your fnyurite song.
Atler a short business session tho club
adjourned to meet with Mrs. 4, J. HOracly
on next Friday afternoon.
All clubs and parties have been called
or this Friday and Saturday on account
OF the district basketball tournament which
VIII he held In Wcwulia this week. In
this boys tournament there are eight
counties represented. The StratfOrd boys
came IN Thursday morning. Those
teams who have already entered are Sa-
pulpn, shawnee, Drumright, Brlstow,
Okcmah, Weiuwka, IIuldenvilo, Lamar,
stewart Francis, Ada, Stratfurd, hCComb
and Wewuka. Mr.. Spangler the WeWnka
coach ana manager Of the tournament
promises many interesting games.
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PRYOR

PRYOR
ur and Mrs r. ,, Rogers nr ,ss iss' ..ris,,, TIss
n1,ss % carter spent Sunday IN vinita.
g.,g At the home of his parents MI
W, ,Trs J. ". Carter.
-. d { Anderson has returned from
,sa where she spent three weeks
N,',g bor daughter. Mrs, Victor Taylor
MI 'Nl and Mrs. Thomas o. MeSia. Texas.
,.t at the home OF Mrs Charlie
yeas % @. and Charles BonhAm left
..S.y for Washington, ohio, whore tina
sv.Tsf viii make his home with his
b'9n'h,,,g, Tuly and Jack wheat spent this
~ Fort Sill where they took eNemi-
N',I1rg f8f appointment TO West Point
,oa out Of three contestants can
stt the appointment. 49,.
t',5r. A. & Brewster spent Monday
T. ,-Vg.srrae where he was Initiated into
~ "yasauic order. lie was accompanied
y. Nss.rs g. J.. samuel. Clarence WICK.
6. Hadley, Frank Weems and
W,u Il. Gardner.
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Horse Becomes First Aid to Dan Cupid

Man Horseback Is Again
Society Girl Who Married Policeman Happy
o the Force
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STATE SOCIETY

rendered. ". o. Hurst presided. After
song and prayer, short talks were made
by Mrs. Cluck. Joe Knox and Layton
Yates. all paying tribute 20 Afr. WaE.
goner. A solo. Farewell" by Mr.. Back.
ward, talk on "A Backward and For.
ward Look was given BY L. e. Hag-
gard after which all Joined In singing
"Blest he the Tie" The ladies' then
served the crowd with sandwiches fruit
salad. cake and coffee. Two choice se-
lcctions by Mr.. Backward were enjoyed
and vote OF thanks given Mrs william
Mondy for handsome bouquet OF red
roses presented the church. All bid tho
honored one farewell and went home.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-10-26
ST. ANDREWS HALL

The Episcopalians are very happy
over the fact that they have place
of their own in which to hold their
services. Two weeks ago they pur-
chased a school house from the Wide
awake district, and had it moved in
by Bangs Bros, and placed on the
south lot of the seventy-five feet the
congregation has long owned at the
corner of Nofth Sherman and Sixth
street. 1t is known as st. Andrews
Hall, is we'll built and already has
electric lights, reinforced concrete
foundation, and steps. There will be
further improvements until it will be
a pretty building, and an asset to the
neighborhood. The congregation
hopes to have church in very few
years.
The first service held was the eel
7:30 o'clock Sunday morning, Octo-
ebration of the Holy Communion at
Der %. Church school at II o'clock
with a fine address on "A Good
Foundation" by Archdeacon Jones.
Church school will be held at st. An
drew's Hall every Sunday morning at
II o'clock.
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Kis,,set KIipbings

Bill Hacker and family from near
Floris, Okla, were visiting at the H.
s. Mooney home Sunday.
Carl Bible and family and L. E.
Warden and family came in Sunday
from an extended trip near Eldorado
and other points east, visiting rela-
tives and friends.
M. G. Hicks has purchased a
young goat from Bill Nutter to raise
as pet for his children.
]. v. Brown and family and
Grandma Carter came in from st.
Johns, Monday evening. Mrs. Carter
will visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Brown, for while.
H. s. Mooney came in early Sat-
urday morning from Guymon, Okla,
where he had played with the Tex
homa band, and won the contest.
Miss Eva Cox came in Sunday
night from attending the State Teach
ers' Association at Hutchinson. Miss
Cox also visited home folks at Sterling
while away.
The wreck of No. 81 and an east
bound stock train Friday evening,
near Guymon, Okla, caused some de-
lay of trains, but are now running as
per schedule.
Mrs. C. M. Lindsay from the St.
Aubyn ranch left Wednesday after
noon for Tennessee to be at the bed
side of her brother, who is very i'll.
Ben Smith has been running the
barber shop during the absence of
H. S. Mooney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Murphy of Coo
RADIO, came in Wednesday evening
for a short visit with the latter's
brother, Geo. Beale and family.
Miss Emma Thompson was in Kis-
met Monday visiting the schools and
viewing the work done by them.
Hazel Massoni came in Monday on
No. from Kansas City, where she
had had some teeth extracted. The
gums did not seem to be healing prop
erly so she and her mother, Mrs. Mas
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was in town Monday mroning on
business in regard to rebuilding his
barn southeast of town (Kismet)
that was burned some time ago.
Grandma Light is visiting in Lib.
eral this week with her son, G. L.
Light and family; also taking adjust
ments from the doctor.
Mrs. Ormiston and daughter, Leora
of Meade, visited at the John Bruner
home Friday and Saturday. Geo. Or
mission returned with them to Meade
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Benson and
Beverly Haynes drove to Liberal Mon
day. They took in the show and re-
port it very good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manford Tucker, Mrs.
Charley Tucker and Mrs, A. M Gil
liatt drove to Liberal Saturday after
noon sightseeing.
Ed Longwell and family of Liberal
and the Shoup children from north
west of town, were visiting at the
Geo. Rose home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Gilliatt made
a business trip to Garden City
Thursday.
Lucille Mooney and Floyd Massoni
drove to Liberal Wednesday evening
and took in the show at the Tucker.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-10-26
BOX SUPPER AT KISMET SCHOOL

There will be box supper, preced-
ed by a short program, given by the
fifth to eighth grades under super
vision of Miss Eva Cox, teacher, of
Kismet school on the evening of Fri
day, October 27. Proceeds to GO. for
fixtures in and about schoolhouse.
We invite everyone to be present. All
ladies please bring boxes. Come,
have a good time. Help the schools
along to success.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-10-26
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

We had fine audience last Sun
day in spite of the stormy and
threatening weather. We are all
working hard for the Union meetings.
We wonder if it wouldn't be a good
plan for all of those who had planned
to 60 to church last Sunday, but
were hindered by the stormy wealth
er, 10 60 next Sunday. Only two
more Sundays till the revival. Let's
all get a good start by going to
church every Sunday. Sermon sub
jects for next Sunday, at II, "Chris-
tan Responsibility" At 1880,
Counting the Cost"
Hear our fine choir sing. All are
invited.
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soni drove to Liberal Monday after
noon to interview DR.. Miller in re-
gard to them.
H. d. Massoni and G. A. Bayha
drove to Cimarron Kansas, last We'd
nesday to the Bankers Group meet
ing of the 9th district. Mr.. Massoni
reports good attendance and there
were bankers from New York City,
Chicago and several other places.
Lectures given by Mr.. Foster, Bank
Commissioner of Kansas, and Mr..
Bowman, secretary of state, were
very interesting and beneficial to all
present.
A number of young people we're in
vited to the Beler Burr home Sunday
for good time in general during the
day. They went to the river for a
marshmallow roast and after their
return to the house refreshments Of
peaches, cream and cake were served.
Those present were Floyd Massoni,
Lucill Mooney, Oliver and Pauline
Brown, Dane Stockton, Mac Novinger,
Margaret Nelson, Mertha and Ethel
Kiddoo, Hazel Dufield and Cecil
Mohn.
Doris Mutt is helping with the work
at Kinks Busy Bee Cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Evans and
Will Davis and family visited. at the
G. L. McVey home Sunday.
Mrs. Willy Willard left Sunday
evening for her home in Pratt, after
visit with her brother, Will Hacker,
and family near Floris, Okla.
R. C. Perry went to Bucklin Mon
day on No. 2. Mr.. Perry has been
looking after business interests in
and around Kismet for the past few
days.
Carl G. Hoffman went to Bucklin
Friday for a visit with home folks.
Monday he drove to Dodge before
coming to Kismet.
H. D. Massoni and ]. W. Brown
made a business trip to Meade Mon
day on No. 2. Floyd Massoni and
Ferris Kiddoo drove through to
Meade, so Mr.. Massoni and Mr..
Brown came home with them.
The grade school has received its
new heating plant and is ready to
have it installed.
Ferris Kiddoo left early Saturday
morning for Buffalo, Okla, with a
truck load of cabbage for the Hicks
& McDermott store.
F. T. St. Aubyn and family were
in Liberal Thursday on business in
connection with the Southwestern
Hardware, land visiting relatives.
Mrs. A. M. Gilliatt was on the
sick list part Of last week and Mrs.
H. S. Mooney assisted with the work
at the store.
Mrs. B. B. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Dufield and baby, and Mrs.
Hattie Dufield drove to Liberal
Thursday to do some shopping.
D. R. Snyder, ]. H. Light and Mr..
and Mrs. M. Olson drove to Liberal
Friday, attending to some business
matters.
Lucille Mooney assisted with the
work at Kinks Busy Bee Cafe Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Tucker and
Manford Tucker and family of Min
nicola, drove in Saturday for visit at
the A. M. Gilliatt home.
Mason Dufield drove to Buffalo,
with a truck load of cabbage for
Hicks and McDermott.
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DR.. Ma Belle True arrived We'd
nesday from Topeka to assist in the
health car, which has been here all
this week.
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Mrs. John Gardner, Mrs. Leila Cor
don and Mrs. W. B. Taylor drove to
the Victor church Sunday near Sub
lette where Mrs. Gordon gave an adj
dress at Sunday School convention.
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B. 81. Carson went to Wichita
Monday where he will visit relatives
for several days.
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r J. Terwilliger made business
"Trip to Moscow and Hugoton wednes-
day looking after his land interests.

J. 81. Sally spent the latter part of
the week in Guymon attending the
fair and looking after business inter-
este.
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Mrs. Fred Allen was reported very
i'll the first of the week.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-10-26

J. H. Cook and wife. were up from
Gray, Monday, trading.