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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

uyor ,olurod SILK arc favored for this
year and some of those bags are very
naudsOnmu affairs. Yet they are not
difficult tu make aud Inc tho open
crochet stitch do not take very
long 10 fashion A good looking bag
" thu sort iH pictured, a very utpa-
Clous r'iiuulo this, into which you
can tuul, an the belongings you viii
need during 70 morning at the beach.
There uro twin sections of orru
.ruphDt for the outer sides of tine bag.
ana these sections tdocp oyuls cUt
across n' the upper end iu % straight
lluDJ uro joined with an cdrc-fluIsh
or chulu-vltrh uud soll,op u8 tho
picture shows Tho bag is drawn uu
~ the top ly Dhliu-stitnh cords
which form the handles
Inside thIg crochet bag is q bag of
similar size and shape and made Of
culDrod silk. This inner bag should
ho ~ substantial silk for on b. comes
the rhicf wear and tear. Tho inner
bag projects at the top Iu a two-inrh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
COLLEGE YOUTH
NOT A LIZARD
Ukulele Thrummers Said
to BE More Than Models
for Fancy Clothes
MANY WORK ON SLY
Dean of Dartmouth Lays q
Wager That Species Has
Been Grossly Maligncd

CHICAGO. April The hn-
Euuruus youth Nu Tolls iu q yellow
yuuuc with purple stripes, thrum-
ming a ukulclc. or who may be seen
shaking wicked "hOQf' at tho
dance halls of the naiiJu's various
vacation resorts. may possibly be a
college man. but Richard wellington
Husband. dean OF tho personnel do
purtwont OF Dartmouth College. will
lay yuu % wager OF about 10 TO 1
chat hc ls not,
college mon. according To us
band. who was tho principal speaker
ui n recent meeting hero Of tho Ma
uuul1 Association OF tho Deans or
NumDu. uru not lounge lizards. they
do NOT frltlcr away their vacation
moments BOO frivolous pursuits
Instead, whom the campus closes
down iur the summer tho college
mum 90 per cent or him. according
tu DnaU Husband hoHrsous tp the
can off industry and spends bis ,uga-
tlun period turning horny hand 10
fumcthiur useful aud, Incidentally
Eninrul Thcy arc tu uc round Goo fac
tories, shops stores. law offices.
banks, newspaper offices. farms
garages. behind soda fountains and
oven iu pulpIts but only small per-
DcutuEc of them idle through the
summer months
Know Mhnt They want.
Tho charge that q majority Of COLI
lego students enter institutions ot
advanced learning because it ~ u
pleasant way to spend four years
ana father has plenty Of money to
pay the bills also was named as a
Canard by Dean Husband.
sixty per cent OF the freshmen"
lac said, have formed a pretty good
idea OF tho vocations they desire to
enter after leaving college. or these
few change their minds after try
Ing out these vocntions I'm their long
vacations or after conversations
with ua
'rhc tendency Of tho modern stu
don't" Dean Husband continued. ~
| 10 ovcrpccinli2c. 10 IL a mistaken
| idea that, loft TO himself, he will So
| loct snap courses. We try 10 uend
| him out with a hrond-mindcd view
| Of things. not merely to M him TO
/ hold down Job"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
SgperIatiUe Danger in
Gin. Jorin1 Women

.son Arrh .. 2 Kings i1:1.l7
D.. his fesson from the record Of
,...I,s kings we see two outstand-
,.r fras-the terrible influence OF
Led woman over an otherwise
- .lmiiy. and the good eitects ac-
- shed by "A faithful priest ana
-.1, woman az the FISK OF their
hthaliah was OF the house Oh
tssS and evidently her mother Jez-
HHh4l not trained her up TO any
,0r,.... virtues. Tho day she real
wv ,rrI her son Ahaziah was dead
.g fallen under the vCngcful
...I. of Jehu, she bent al her en-
..ward making Judah n Baal-
.nr nation, and TO make sure
.uthority she made a clean
., .. all who might lay claim 20
r. .f.re-or at least she thought
,.. but her sons sister was too
- for her and saved the baby
tH and hid him with the couuiv-
of fhe priest JchOida. After
u..ra the boy was taken OUT OF
E.u.. and. with popular acclaim,
.rr.r king on the throne OF his
e.. And the vicious Athaliah,
"r#. DER plans upset, was slain
Anon ..r came to protest the coup.
49,. ...a the campaign OF idolatry
Gas Eod and the worship OF Jo-
tg,.. stored through the faithful
an .. lent efforts Of God fearing
"a ar "a time when such conduct
aId1 om liable to be slain without
i''' sin Gives No Security.
'r.s point I'm history tho for
tunes nt Judah and Israel inter-
,rIraIrU JChosaphat was a good
p.re BOO the southern kingdom at u
,Ime when Ahab and Jezcbcl were
ba wicked rulers Of the northern
trcUgr But Jehosaphats son Je.
morn. Harricd Athaliah. daughter
NJ AH.l and Jczcbcl. and that
brougN. royal wickedness into Ju-
dah. for the daughter seemed to be
As wicked and-as shlliul as her
mother She was Justly blamed fOr
tbo p.gnt wears wicked reign of her
husband and during the one year
rs.gD Of her son Ahaziah she IS re.
ftrrcd 90 as that wicked woman
whose sons broke up the house OF
God and used the conseCratss yes.
sIs FOR H1al Worship" Athaliai
vas "a vicious politician. Such q
character 100 the place of authority
cam heuu any community Tpor
heReath Il her son she determined
40 taie the government into her owl
hlds and To- that end employed as
tss.rs 'U slaughter the seed royal
.a that no man should be loft {,
dIspute her authority. As for IN,
case of I0ash. it IS reasonable {,
suppose that these hired assassius
IL they did miss one OF tholT vic
tins. would readily deceive thou
mistress -1 as TO collect the priCc o
their bloody service. At any rat,
She held the throne Tor six years
h.rkmg herself secure, but an th,
while the uEhuul heir to the thron,
was being kept iu hiding In tn,
parlicus ot the temple, the last plac,
where sho would think of goiug
She had tho political influence be
longing to her position, she held 20
uloal patronage, and supp ossed al
objection by fear of her unsCrupu
'ous killings. She continued unit
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bidding n man to keep o. gun IN his
house. Therefore the hurgla" or
hIEhwJyman can feel perfectly snfe
Hs he ls always arr ed with the
tools OF u.s profession.
Tho Kentucky legislature recent
ly considered "a law Imposing a lin"
NJ from $50 to $1,000 for teaching
the Darwlu'an theory.
out IG Illinois the Rev. Wilbur
Glenn N0lNa, who progdcs over
Zion city, teaches 1000 children
that the earth is flat and would Ike
20 jail anyone dlsagreolng with
him.
And the Virginia legislature de-
y0I0pCd sense of huWor recently
when "a member o. pdured q bin 20
provide DISCUSSES for. spions 10 en-
able them to escape notice Of re-
form l0hhios.
II S'oinuerg's measure had been
.u effect % short time back. Dorothy
GIsl aud Constance Talmadgr
would ho vicious criminals and pos
s1Iy both would Doe In JAN instead
. ~ studios. For both 0f them eIope Z
and right from New York, too.
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c]HElINzzZZ0 fXZZLLlZEcJ1s ..

Rctoulos of this sort. 10 accom-
pauy white linen beach costumes,
are made ~ pure white crochet cot
ton iu Irish crochet effect. Those
white crochet bags urc not mounted
over color, but over soft quality
white linen ana they ere drawn up
with white oOrds. Sometimes the
white bag has q lining Of black
4ilk when the costume ls In black
ana white combination.
Linen roticulcs embroidered with
wool Zoo guy culors are also favored
Tor this year ana there are stunning
Hll white rrtlCulDs Of heavy linen
crash braided with white soutncho In
all-oycr scroll pattern. Thoro arc
linen bags. too, embroidered In eye
. let pattern, the lining Of the bas
showing through the cyClcts. on"
. ~ these bags o. Of tan linen crash
with cSclctB worked In brown; and
the lining ia Of brown linen. The
luou beach or porch rctlculo IN de-
. rl0cdly practical HinCc II may bo
Numbered whenever 10 begins 10 look
diuEy or rumplod; therefore one
. does not have to treat II AS leudorIy
Is one would "a hur not $50 easily
one of the cOmfurtuhl" features of
n summer rCtirulD ono Duuuut uI-
. WAYS bo thinking whore UU. fIugs
D. down. a dainty UHT uf United a.It
ana gold lace, with fascinating utfI"
chiffon tuWH. would mot lupL Hh"
much after IyIuH uI 'Hu sand .H iNo
bot sun 400 morning 0r utur fuH
.HW'bout trip whDu n hr"nzn som.
.hun'IH OFF "tIt spray aboard
Very practical an bags OF ro-
Durtul n.mp cord. Ia.E 1ru made
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20. preaching ~ - and ~ SUNNY
Prayer meeting wednesday evening Bible
study Friday
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST - Sixth
ana Madison Central Park. O.. o. Dafo.
pastor Saturday service. Sabbath HphuU.
H.ih, missionary volunteers a. Z. preach
ing ~ o.. sunday preaching Ht O. w
TULSA lNIIY CLASS meets each Sun-
day Hrd InufshHy night U Judge uurfH
courtroom Boo ruurthuuHo. Tor tho study
~ practical ChrtsuarIfy ar ME Accord
ing no the Jesus ChrIHI standard. p1gI
NnIglbrrEtr. teacher IU.ty SUNDAY
school q 90 each sunday wufuIuR si same
place.
TUEOSDpHlCN. SOCIETY HrHHnt
lodge ThrOfuuNIruI headquarters f.uHI
goo lDrfuu HIlr.. con Fourth briHtru
AHlu and Bou'rrrI. puqH study .IaHa
Monday night o. WeWbtrs meeting nm
"wednesday night public lecture rFrrV
Friday night Subject. NaTru aI Broth.
g.HUOl," uy Mla l., A. Petersen.
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TRINITY EPIsCO"Ai-Firh nhi Cin-
cinuau Roy. RUlfe l.. Crum. rector.
Holy communion at y IN chapel OF parish
house, dO4 South Cincinnati Dhurcn
school $50 IN - w and 81. Andrews
young mons class iu v. 81. e.. A.. H.41,
women's Bible class in y. W, ana 81
Andrews young mems ln lounge room "f
Majestic. 90 60. holy communion and srrs
mon 600 theatre bv rector ia series on
"Diffleutlos of tho FaItu" b. "ls Their,
o. Future Life l.aO, evening prayer and
confirmation lecture Ia chapel " parish
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METmOnIsT.

MEIliODINI
p RST METUODlST--E Eleventh ana
Boulder, y, W Abel, pastor. Leslie NIL.
Ter, assistant Fay Hurriu Emery. as
sistant SUNDAY school et s.5o, Epworth
pastor pastor st io'Ss and! ard 20. " '''"'' - '''
GRACE CHURCH-Third ana Trenton
LA l. Crabtree. pastor. sunday school at
$50 Epvorth league $40, intefmediatc
$3.50. Junior Monday at Z. sermon by the
pastor at a. and 80. Wednesday is mia.
week church day, the womeus societies
meeting In the forenoon and ntterRoont
prayer meeting ana study class at Z.
ORCUTT MEMORIAL Fourteenth and
sunday school at g.ls. Epworth At 4.
day Of v " T.. NJ. s frat Thursday In
each month at $50. Preaching nt n.
npsrON AVENUE tM =. sJ-Flith
aud Boston. Rev. l. s. Barton, pastor.
nt ...la. sunday school ESQ. Sermons
liAGLEH MEMORIAL CM. n. sl-wes,
admiral trarlD md Phoenix. -. NJ. Cam
tr"ll, PASTOR sunday school At 10
Preachiag by tho pastor Al II aud 1850.
PAEKyUw COMMUNITY -- Parkviow.
Glcnwo0d Forregt Fields. pastor sun.
day school o. 10. Epwoyth league C.t5.
preaching at ~ ana 1850
CtNrENARN CHURCH tM. q. 81
Denver and Golden. "Thc HuWoIIko
church" " L. blackburn. pauor. llgU
North Denver. phone cedar 25N'. sunday
H'tuNl hA '.nNf junior lthENt t.NN. rtNlNf
and iuterHmdlate clio. Beginning ~
Easter roElN1. Morning sermon by pas
tor at 1885. Evening sermon by Rev.
j. u Abornnthy urnsIdug elder League
installation ui officers ut $40.
ROSE WLtsHMpfylani Gardens. north
Of cemetery. sunday school Ht 10, Junior
league Bt 2, ladies' aid at 2.3D Thurs
day Preaching every second sunday by
Reverend Prince
BETHEL kHURCU-5l2 North Rock
ford Rev robert AlspauBh, pastor. Clb
West Twelfth street. sunday school az
10. Epworth league $3.50 preachiug ~ n
and 800, Mid-weck prayer meeting
. Thursday 1880
WESLEY CHAPEL NJ %, tCIoJ--
Frankfort and Eaafun. n. p johnson.
pastor sunday school Mt $50, EpwUrth
$3.50 preaching ut Do and
North Frankfort Row j. II. McLoin,
pastor,
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ALBANI.-New laws, blue laws
a' iFeaE Avs seem to be quite the
,se ,.se among the able statesmen OF
" f.rE and other states.
~ lAe.r frantic endcavors 20
Ie, Nom n varieties OF perditIon
human race, regarded by them,
s,arIehI.y as grown-up infants, they
b-os, prepared an exceptionally
aSsall prosram OF laws TO guard the
Fst peepyN from the time they
w ia the morning until the
r'A-a again "a hours later.
YsrL 'noi5m man Steinberg, New
a., ,4aai0l- Cupid a Jolt IN his
g,t ~ olll. He'd forbid anyone 10
tbsi- married until three days after
is,psa ma age license had been
0hsr L.4son: Hasty marriages
urn ont badly.
o. NJ 't ones true love is cat
Bss6s lF an auto Gpocdcr ~ld
one ,,r lnr q death bed marriage -
o. - must either refuse the request
herl oIlo jain for making his coz
"'ns moments happy
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FIRST IUTUEKAN-Fift and EIwooa.
g. $, kaufman. pastor. Bible school at
H.tb. Luther league social hour. 5ttb de-.
yotlonsl C.l5. Preaching at n ana 80
Morning s,UWuu, indifference 10 NeU-
sion" evening. 'Thu Value Of the Soui."
WEST TULSA-Mce,s In odd Fellows
lodge room. Bible school at 10. commuu,
ton ana preaching nt II.
GRACE LUTHERAN tMhsour Syaod),
Thirteenth ana quincy tucW building,
Kan Irc-e, pastor, sunday school at 10.
seTAIeea Al IL y
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cNM nUssEnL VISITS MIAMI
Commissioner Endure. somc Heck

''iliiiNNfil'I IallNlhlf'N ~'litit itffh@
ling by Nggr.CNcd Citizens.
Special to Tho world
MIAMI Aprl THE meeting
called for Wednesday I'm this city
by Mayor McNuilms nud the cl.V
commissioners 20 consider tho gas
rate qurriiun was attended also by
q number OF officials OF other towns
| and persons interested, Campbell
/ Russell chairman Of tho statd corr
! porHtion commission. was present TO
| confer with tho officials, and ex-
| pressed his willingness 10 answer
| any questions that might bo gsked
touching the matter
But when lntorrogntcd as 10 why
gas should bo higher now than two
years ago. while prices on many
things are lower. what purpose Ia
served by the gas engineers em-
ploycd Tor the commission by tho
state, and why tho industrial con-
Germs which lsc gas get II so much
cheaper than domestic consumers,
he was hardly successful I'm lmpart-
Ing the desired information.
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HOLY FAMILY Eighth and Boulder
John g.. Herring pastor First mass at
O., NO. ,hNdfgu's mass HHd instruct yiius
~ %, niEH WuHs Uul sermon Bt 20 90. eNo-
ming lrEu'InuH and Inquiry class o. 20,
SACRED NEAkr-=SIEirCuin ami Rock
ford. LuN. charles Stuuduorf rector
iIuIEh Includes HI cast VI Midland Val
Iry.J Ngy o. \'IlrIHI assistant -uuIHE
services l..u u. rU.. IuN masH uUu FUr|.uu.
$3.50 %. rW.. 'N'Irru.H mass with IrHfTuu.
lions. IH. so o., m. high mass eud SERMON
Weekday masses q 80 and $3.50 a. 900.
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FIRST SrlHlrtAir-E. % y. bail, 7.'f
tgra by W.s. lgt ,f.Illt W...,g. ta,t'r.
MDr lance AHI.rN Reynolds. 81 .HIv
Lindsay Dillon. HnIfby Ford ana lIem
m.ug. MHraHEr ..rr.n after E.rHrr. Adolf
announced,
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE or TRUTH
Nuw meeting ut D.. u. lu 1dN Ft.IuNH
liu.a paHiur vii. start H Hnri,7 uf lectures
Tn the near future. Spirit uHssHp"H uf
GLOBE Of lecture uy M. pastor end NrH
IfNH Olive HUI other HEH.HfHrfH N.H.
sage circle Friday #ff.ruU.u Hul evening
rf 200 Sortu M1HhrM Special I.nIHE
demonstrations every sunday evening hH
William waits PROT WrstDu.s ur.HrafrY
furnishes tho mualr. For SPECIAL appoint.
mont with naatnr InLL UsaEa .l-L-M-
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CHURCH or rHE NAZAHESE-.w West
T4..a. --I1 South uI0sulK. O.. W. IHuu-
son, pastor, lt27 South Trenton. sunday
school 40 10, preaching 49, o. uu1 so,
young people ~ G.A6. wednesday mayer
meeting 1880. Bible study gIass Friday at
2 80
CHURCH or GOD-Flfib ana Madison
y. II. Shipmuu, pastor sunday school az
$3.50. preaching ~ 10 and s.
CITY MIsslON-2lG East First scrv.
ices today 80 7.2O by Row A. Lichteu-
stein, also evening services 40 1880 on
Tuesday. ThuTsdHy ana saturday
CHURCH OF CHRIST Now meeting IN
courthouse, Sixth ana BUIider sunday
scnG0f ~ 10. preaching Hf D. asa 2, q
-, laGruno, elder Usage 6g81-J.
LATTER DAY SAINTS .Eeorgsuizsd
Church of jesus christi -- Eleventh and
Rockford. &, q, shonpsri pastor Sun,
day school s.f', Preaching ut ~ sud g.
prayer meeting ~ % m. Wednesday
reIlgI0 70. 90. Friday
ASSEMBLY OF GOD Finh aVi
Peoria sunday school ana Bible rDab,
ting a. 10, devotional and pastoral soryio.
at ~ syanEaIbtlu ~ T.FI young Isop',
Tuesday 30 l"hIs study Frday $50
NDHTH TULSA COMMUNITY uUtords
nuulinaiiouaD Cincinnati ana Oklahoma
NoIlhmOIelaUd addition, sunday school a.
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FIRST CuRlsrIAN--Ninth ana Bout
der Meade Dutt pastor. uHuErtNFa.
study phone Usage gltI Bible school
90 $3.50. Preaching at 10. aud $50
Morning subject "Gl0ry ct the Holy
Mount evening, Gods Charge 60 u Man
Who Dared "
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN -- Glonwooa.
Home Gardens section. Reuben coleman.
gat'"r Sunday school u.ir. Luuravur
O.tu, prDg ming ut ~ and $50.
WHEELING ANENUE CHRISTIAN
Eighth and Wheeling. s. D. England.
pastor. Bible school at 10. sudpH,ur at
t.la. Preaching every sunday at ~ and
yutonal go. Preaching at II ana 80,
T.3U.
OWEN pARK-Moets temporarily Al
| shelter house in the mark Guy fIaI.
minister. Bible school g.. M. cDmmuH
Ion aud preaching Z y. M.
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n there had been 10 good men in
town. Iightcous men and women
are the salt. the prcscrvatlye Towor
OF any people, while the world g
greatest danger is its bad women
\ man or nation that recognizes
God viii be recognized by him.
The Good VIII Triumph.
The Athaliahs of this age may do
great damage even 20 good people.
The introduction OF pagan blood into
bgyid's progeny worked miracles Of
harm uutl 10 oyCrroHohed itself and
foll victim To its own Cupidity
The man and the woman who clung
faithfully to Gods plans in the face
of danger were protected by divine
grace. Gods purposes viii prevail,
although sin may stalk proudly for n
time. Jehovah prcseryeth all them
that love him"
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ALI SOULS CHURCH. -- UiboraD-
Meeting uf 10 ~ IrmpIe Israel Four.
icauiu and Cheyenne. Rev. J : Kennedy.
pastor. sermon by The pastor. salvation
by Character
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FIRST RApTtsT--Fuurth and Clnoin-
matt. The Closo.lu church W, O. Au.
dersun, minister. study phone, Usage
15ly.J, ]. ". shannon, spcriuiouIni ..
iible school at $3.50. - Y. =. a.. D.au
Preaching by the pastor az 1850 ana 100.
MANUEL Second ana Rockford.
"'rno Church Whore tho People CO. - u.
wade, pastor. O.. g.. GriEgs, financial sHc-
rotary. Bible school g.ij, preaching II
and Z 80
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ucmcly smnu iu frock NJ change
0hlr uifutn perhaps apricot and
pale yellow. tho irurk extremely
short UuG with tiny rutflos AN the
way up tho skirt. ana underneath
fun uHutulu'V also trimmed with
tiers oi Tiny ruit,H can you imug-
iuo the orsuuoss uud smurtuoyA Ot
this TufiIy costume of ,huug'ahl'
tuffota ON digmncd small maid OF
five cor ihuruuhuutH
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HufnnE wheels have been inyout-
ca that are made of iutcrloCNinR
sections that enable wheel 10 be
hmLIL ~ MmN hnaIInh MIlIh-
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New LaUs-AH Kinds of 'Enl-P0pular

Yorker Would Prohibit Marriage Until Three After the License
Issued Because Hasty Matrimonial Fail
Brooklyn Has Legislative Ideas Regulation the Modern
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-08
LIVINGSTON

The fire alarm sounded Wednesday
eve at 8 and men rushed the fire APP
paratus to the home of James Wat
son where a chimney was burning
out The fire was extinguished before
any damage was done. The night
was windy and fire fighting would
have been difficult
F. w. Stephens was called to La
Crosse Saturday by the serious ill
ness of his brother, Harold Stephens.
Harold died Sunday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bauer, Cuba
City, Miss lea Skate, Elmo, and Mr.
and Mrs Harvey NJ. Schermerhorn,
Lancaster were guests at the parental
Skate home the weekend
Miss Edith Withee, who was called
to her home in Gays Mills by the
death of her grandmother, returned
to the Reuben Nicholson home Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Wilkinson are the
parents of baby boy born Jan. 30.
Matt Woodward writes from Saint
Augustine, Fla, that he is enjoying.
the pure water from the fountain of
youth. On Jan. % twas 70 above,
flowers in bloom and robins and
meadow larks singing.
Miss Pitts went to Madison to con-
suit an eye specialist. Ruth Garvey
is in charge of her classes at the
graded school
On Thursday evening Jan. 26 the
Odd Fellow lodge initiated the follow
ing new members: Reuben Nicholson,
Fred Davis, Willard Biddick Guerdon
Williams John Nelson. Brother Odd
Fellows from Mifflin were present.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. E. D.. Evans and son of Slough
! ton are visiting at the Elgar Watson
! home
Ralph Biddick and Charles Skate
have registered at Wisconsin Uni.
H. H. Biddick recently shipped a. fine
bunch of hogs to Chicago The 67
April pigs averaged 33S pounds, top
ping the market at 1915.
Will Dolphin has been substituting
for Horatio Tenney on rout No as
Horatio was i'll.
Miss Kate Richards, Mt. Vernon, Ia,
! is visiting her niece, Mrs. Lee Wilkins
Jos. A Livingston received word
of the death of his uncle, Ellsworth
Allen, at GAINESVILLE.
A surprise party was given to Mrs.
Knut Knutson on Tuesday
Curtis Fisher, Chicago, is visiting
his parents.
Mrs. Paul Nero of La Crosse is Wis
iting his brother, Samuel. Nero.
v. M. Hannah, Horatio Tenney and
Lee Andrew attended a masonic lodge
meeting at Mineral Point.
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GLEN HAVEN

Mr. and Mrs. Theo Spoden spent
Tuesday at Gutenberg.
Sydney Hyde of Lancaster deliver
ed pop here Tuesday.
Tony Klinkhammer is back from
the west for an extended visit with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John spent a few days
in Dubuque.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Welsh of Du-
buque passed through here Sunday on
their way to Bloomington.
Herman Hochhausen is hauling out
sand from the river for new garage.
Mrs. Nick Noises, Dubuque, return
ed home Friday after a weeks visit.
James Hampton and Rudolph Schu-
macher caught two red foxes the past
week
Miss Bessie Tornowski is visiting
in Bloomington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto OFT spent Sunday
in Lancaster.
St. Marys congregation will give a
euchre party at Stewards hall We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Metcalfe and
daughter, Ethel, spent Sunday at B.
O. Chambers.
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BAGLEY

Mrs. Willie Jones mas moved from
the farm to the Aaron Moore house
in town.
Roda Willard has returned from
his work at La Crosse.
Lorenzo Willard is home from a visit
with his son, Frank, at Savanna.
Mrs. John Moore received word by
wire that her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ed.
Curtis OF La Porte, Ind, was dead.
Mrs Moore left at once to attend the
funeral held Tuesday.
Lou Beer has bought the DR.. Mecum
place here.
Howard Jones of the town of Har-
rison, has been visiting the Jones
family here.
VIM Lyons, Dubuque, here visiting
his aunts, Mrs. Aaron Moore and Mrs.
Berts, returned home Thursday.
Kenneth Keye and wife, employed
up north, recently visited the Abe
Keye Jr. and Henry Koecke families.
Harold Hampton came from the
sanitarium at Pra du Chen Satur-
day to spend the weekend at home.
He is slowly improving but has to use
crutches as yet.
Word came Sunday from Mrs John
Keller in a St. Paul hospital that she
was getting along fairly well but MAJ
have to submit to another operation.
Ralph barrow was quite i'll several
days the past week but is around now.
Mrs. Roy Schermerhorn, living il,
the country, has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Remey.
She has had bad time with rheuma-
tism but is better now.