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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-11

st. Marys Catholic church was the
scene of a quiet wedding Monday,
when Miss Ruby Rice of Staples,
Mimi. became the bride of George
II. Wolfe. son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wolfe of Mortified. n. d. The at
tendants were Miss Minnie Wolfe, sis
ter of the bridegroom. and Oscar Mel
son. both of Merrifield:
Miss Wolfe wore a frock of white
embroidered organdie over a burnt
orange foundation, and a corsage ar
ranged of sunburst roses and sweet
peas. AN
The bride was gowned in white
seorgette over satin and carried ar
arm bouquet Of white roses and
sweetpeaS. t
After the ceremony, the, brida
party motored to the homo of the
groom's parents where a course
dinner was served to members, of the
immediate families and a few friends
MIR. and Mrs: Wolfe left later for q
brief honeymoon trip.
Out Of the city guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. NJ, Wolfe Of Plunkett. Sask.
Mr. AND Mrs. NJ. Hawkland o,
Thompson, and Mr.. and Mrs. {. H
Lem of Mortified.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-11

is ! son o. state Senator John Boyd
otsstthis city. 4
Efteen Juveniles attended the
hHiNTtthday party given by Mrs Harold
PAEe Miller in honor Of her son, Louis
Ainslie Miller's fourth birthday an
nivcrsary. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs Ralph L. Brown and Miss
Jeanette Page.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-11

Ten years ago the marriage Of
Miss Beryl Curtis, daughter OF a
wealthy Brooklyn lumberman, to
Walter S. Ward, millionaire baker,
was the talk of New York society,
Lately there have been ruInors, that
all was not we'll in the domestic at
fairs Of The Wards. But now With
her husband the confessed slayer OF
Clarence Peters. %ex-sailor, Mrs. Ward
is standing by her husband. reiterat-
ing her belief in his innocence.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-11
Girls, Some Things To-
Think Abodt When Your
Bean Takes You Out

Thy to bs on time when a man is
to take you, .out--that ID almost on
time. Just the least suspicion Of q,
.wait-never nora than five minutes,
lis often a very excellent starter for
an evening Most men are extremely
irritated& by hayinS@ tn wait longer
though thers may he some legitimate
opens with that feeling Of friction
between you, even though it is con-
cealed. promises less Of enjoyment
than M which begins with no handi-
cap. ,g ' +.
On the street, of course, the man
walks On the outer side. changing ii
you arc Obliged to cross and walk on
the opposite side. In crossing a street,
4 man Is expected to look out for your
! safety. even though you feel fully
equal to doing 1t for yourself. Traffic
conditions in big cities ave made it
agreeable for a man to guide you in
crossing by lightly putting his hand
beneath your elbow, if you have a
curb or some steps to negotiate. 1t
is a seuaihle custom, for tho extremes
of awkward les can be experienced
when a Ia and girl are separated
say, by a trolley-car-onc intrepidly
advancing across the track, the other
stalling.
In mounting street-car steps,
climbing into a train or a taxi, the
! girl precedes the man He assists
her in. In coming down the steps,
on the contrary. the man preccdes,
and gives his hand to the girl.
Above all. when out with a man,
leave matters in his hands. He hates
to be advised or dictated to, especial
ly In regard to the best method OF
getting somewhere. 40.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-11

Herald want Ads Bring Results.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

Amelia Broach and Miss Margaret
Broach in entertaining the host OF
young folks who were, Edith Hous-
ton, viola Ingram, Ruth Clark
Elsie Demorest. Betty Watson
Edith Ann Gorreli. Clarice Cohen,
Betty Jane Compton. Airline Wiet.
Nina Barnes, patsy Price, Jos Byrd.
Jr., Ben Hawkins. Fred Sims, Gerald
Gaibreath, David May Richard
Drummond, Warren Wilburn, Theo-
dore Griffith. fiershell Koshman,
John Bell, Max Wise, Howard
Thornton and c. 6. spillers.
one OF the most enjoyable af-
fairs OF the Halloween season,
among the younger set. was a party
Frances Relsllng and Clarissa
Hammer. In the homo OF
the former on South Carson street
Tho house was replete with at
trsctive Halloween decorations In
orange and black. Dancing, bob
bing for apples, and characteristic
sports furnished the evenings en-
tertainment. Cider punch was
served on the veranda roof which
was cievorly converted into a Hal
loween garden. by means OF pump
kin lanterns and autumn field Of
ferirgs An appropriate lunch was
served late In the evening to the
following guests: Misses Virginia
Getman, Virginia Blue, Helen
Rooney, Madallno johnson, Pauline
Hooker, Velmn Davis. Helen
Harvey, Grace Ford, Elizabeth
Kemp, Catherine Cunningham,
Lurleen Short, Clara Bess Short,
Harriet Garrod, young Messrs
Ernest Miller, james Woodford,
Walter Cremin, Walter kiper,
Frank Watkins, Kyle. Clements.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
o Society
Clubs-Husio-womsn's work
Clubs--Eusio-womsn'a work

Thin crepe de chino. cncrusted IN
embroidery aud fIuddtd with hard
metal 1908, tIt IltID rIuRs you punch
through pIOuua 0f typtvrIIuE UHrDF
90 hold thom together The rieoyoH
,l1at drIo1tcly a. tho wrists in np
opening ~ some eight inches and
are iu crepe ErorFottc, WniCn allows
tho outline 0f the aru 30 shadow
thrluvn.
'Iuc uocfs tho thing that really
gives ibis creation o. great deal az
character. o. iH just tho shape ~ the
throut at ifs haHo only tho blouse is
rl' in ''talrht !ne down the ifont
i"I tA IH'h''' ana lhe l"uu' utIH
l"n aves NOT como 'l'he t"keihrff
". D. h'ld NY !i'I'e ''id 'nhl luhH
''. ''Ah "1, OF VIZ .e' w IN ''ch
'H'I ''uu I"l WIN ihe ''''i r'hAH'
'' i''''' .I IH'- rI''l'on ~ hIn-
''I'.'r' onu you lvoN p,'l,y plt,hN,,
Nn,N '"" t'i mo IT. WY . plhl'oh
tl'fi 10 carry !, cor psrhnps one i eH
f"' "7 - luu'l ana 'uH your !lt,o
"g Wv, 'uI l'h'' ,'tlH fivu,
,.' Hs,u'u '.liF 'l'' oven III "nI
'....u 7,','N l''.s out", sun 10 p'
u b''lly lHI! price l"' nIouN,
ph' OF 'h" n'h' u,'N''d y tIen'n
"'i4'n "H"" '4 ''hihHIhb h'IH,i
.,no ha' ,ohF ',o'h coat a lonk
l"' ,1al, nn' i"o hh"rl ohoH' peh'd, n
Hll'"I li'f p'9uHcH range ~
,''ta',e 'IuIn nnv IKE u,hlu.I Iet,e
20 v,hera IN pni0 peIse colo,eu VI
ue eo''' tu' Sun Ulnae ny lne peo-
H." Wn2 manu- 'he ,hIno9s
l'ly hto.AlnEs ot II i'hCe' ahd mace
.,'iy H.itch py mana htter q pattern
Wn,ch tne rIench nave WORKED out
I" lp.h 'ateleaa hhd eaHy 10 set mo
ana mostly you khow thelr thlhss
,"N mo l"Vvrse or HHple' even tc
INC point OF Dclhs over dressed.
There are certain rules for con-
duct In . French blouse They must
all come below the wnlstllno and on
tho outside OF the nkirt. They must
ho made Of materials that fall henv.
lly. II tho goods In not heavy nat
urally. Il must bo embroidered ana
e1udded and have things planted In
~ until It u.
None OF your Hight. billowy. float
lng effects, EXCEPT In tho shoN-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

Nob yellow chrysanihemums and
halloween motifs made tho enter
tnlninR suite very attractive. Lunch
CON was served az the card tuDies
after The game.
Mr. and Mrs. John y Means werc
hosts 20 members Of the Tuesday
Evening Brdre club tho past week
Mr.. and Mrs. william l.. kistier and
Mr. and Mrq John A shepherd were
special EueblH. Tho dinner table wHa
very beautifully decorated iu tsil
baskets holding yellow chfysantue.
NUNS. Tho halloween seaao1 wos
pad tribute to In many ~ the quaint
ana gtufrsguc motifs Mrs. Shop
herd and Lawrence IS Gone were
fortunate in winning the hOnors at
bridge.
Mechanics j. 70. McAnaliy and
Pierce a Broa,b VII be- A0stesses
tp Y. W. e.. a. momberghip tea
ON tho afternoon ~ Tuesday iu the
homo OF tho forfncr This IL the
first Of "a series OF these popular tens
which found much favor last sea-
son.
Young Miss Elinor Newbiock.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Now-
block. delighted q host ~ her young
friends with Halloween party on
Friday evening Tho home was beau
tlfully decorated In autumn leaves
and pumpkins bInnk cats, witches
ana EhOHts the tuests attlrcd as
tho hitter twO, made the season "a
worry guy one.
Young Mlas Gertrude kinnan en-
iortaiued with Halloween party in
tho home NJ her parents. ON sat
urday. having 10 company uf friends
come Tor froHc On Keeping with
the myEtic season.
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Summer led me through the
woodf
where birds and flowers play;
Ana down. nr down. 20 loafy path
Was autumn ou her way
And as sho camo sho waved her
-ldrJ
Among the treos and nowors
Tho world took ON % brighter
hue.
1iko funehinc after showers.
The leavcs she painted red aud
brown.
Tho fields al yellow gold.
As'ers raised thrir purple heads
IN gorgeous wealth untold
Tho sunlight was a mellow fhy0u.
\ clear. clear blue tuo sky.
Tho air was lllrd with music
sound
She smiled ana p1FH'd us uy
We looked aud 900 around ~
Ter autumn hCuuty las
Summer kissed hor hand to me,
Ana quietly sped away"
EXCHANGE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

Messrs and Mesdames c. u. Cog
gonshall. J. Arthur Hull, Charles +.
Fsrren. james j.. Duffy. Cyrus s.
Avery. Harry G. Tyrrell, william i.
stohl. G. c. simmons. Earle i. fIar-
we'll. Walter T.. Nichols, Frank s.
Craver, Charles T. Haley. a. II.
Craver, Mesdamcs q. II Leonard,
Ralph r.. Campbell and w. y. Cor
don. Special guests we're Mrs. g.
II. Rutherford, Mrs. George II.
Stahl and Mr.. 6. ~ Stahl. s..
Mr.. and Mrs. Gage B Williamson
entertained members OF the Lakoia
club with masquerade dance
Saturday evening In the home OF
Or. and Mrs Linn. Members were
Messrs and Mesdames Don Robert
son, courtney Catlln. Richard shelly
and the hosts. Others present on
this occasion were Messri. AID
Mesdames Lee Abbott. Horace
Arnold, Clayton Kennedy. Fred
Stelgcr. Lloyd Johnson, Harold
stratton. Frank Alban. william
Fagleton, Misses Lenore Hubbard.
Martha Schlingman. Mr. Charles
Trimhlc and Mr.. william Barton.
Master Robert Broach. youngest
son IN the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Waiter II. Broach. celebrated his
seventh birthday anniversary on
afternoon at the home of
his parents on South Boston avenue.
Tie home WAS decorated win au.
tumn flowers and the richly United
forest foliage OF the season. enter
twined with Halloween garlands OF
orange and black. The table was
In the Colors OF tho season with
tho birthday cake and candles.
Games were played and Mrs.
Broach was assisted by Miss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

Elmer Jacobs. Ronald Ah.,t,
Robert McFarlin, James M,
Jack Renolds, Graham Tepf,.
Robert Hooker, Leroy Mile Ia.
meth wasson. Assisting the ynpr.
hostess were Miss Etha ff.r,..
and Mesdames Relsling s.-,,s.
and Horrlgan.
Young Miss Lois Yar, .....
tained with n Halloween
the home Of her parents.
Mrs, Charles l.. lancey. =
afternoon, having 80 OF her ff. ..5
for a frolic. Games and siur-
we're enjoyed amid such ,rvlr.,t
ment as Halloween affords M.
autumn colors prevailed and NJ,
Yancey was assisted by Mrs. "a
Seger and Mrs. J. .. Campbell
Twenty-Five young folks gatber,t
al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs l,a,I
Bryant, 1908 South Norfolk We.
nue., for a Halloween party 0 a..
urday evening. young Miss D. nv
Bell Bryant being the hrStp #rs
guests came en- naske and o. % .o-
OF merriment was onjc... In
games and stunts. Pumpr .-F.
with grotesque faces. wi .. ana
black cats were abroad 4u, ar.
tumn leaves and corus'aIk4 Ra.
freshments were IN kcepir-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
The Weeks Calendar


hNhNhfH
Mlss Gertrude Connolly's lunch.
con at the Country club for MrH
A. NJ. Farrell.
Bonanza club gives annual Hal
lowocn dance at Critorlan hall.
Mr.. aud Mrs, Joseph =. CappeAu
ir. gives informal dinner party for
Mr.. ana Mrs. Alexander Mcdonnell
Mrs. y. ~, Dillard ana Mrs j
X. Cole hostesses to Ruhkin Art cluu
IN the Country club.
Cooperative club gives Halloween
dance at tho ElkE club.
Fortnightly study club meets Mt Y
W. c. a
Regular meeting OF Cadman club
at Y. w. G. A.. 7.i6 O'Clock.
Executive session OF Delphinn
board at library, 2 o'clock.
u, T.. Oborholzer will speak be-
fore Child study club. at evening
meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
LHHcheOns

Tho initial golf luncheon at the
Country club on wednesday was the
leading social event OF the day and
attended ny 2S golf enthusiasts
among tho matrOns and girls who
enjoy play on the course at thlg
club home. Present were Mesdames
h. -. Mitchell. II. G Mann, Charles
a, Steele. Jay c. Painter, D. B
Mason, Earle Berry. A r. Alison,
George NJ Ransom. Bernard Il.
Cdpps. IIulette +. Aby, Dana II.
Kelsey. Frank NJ. Hteen, Dixie +.
Gore, Charles II. DraHe, sam p. Nc
l.. Fitzgerald, c. W. Welch. @. Y.
Parrish, Charles w. Bliss, T. X
Smith, James A. Green, Walter II.
Daspit Miss Thelma Kennedy and
Miss Margaret Hagler.
Miss Blanch Creckmore was hos
tess 10 quite a company Of young
matrons and girls At a luncheon and
linen shower given Saturday at Hotel
Tulsa in honor Of Miss Mildred Nor
rison. who will become Mrs. william
\. Donnelly on November 8. The
table bore the imprint OF the season
In beautiful decorations and very
lovely wedding motif. Seated with
the hostess and the honor guest wero
Mesdames Forest Il. Dunlap, Edward
Carson Harvey, Joseph orant Glars,
James II, Morrison, mother of the
honor guest. Aubrey Thomas, Young
q. Mitchell, Stanley Miller. Mt.
Pleasant. Ia, cousing OF the bride
elect. Mrs. Harry Kates OF Clare
more. q. Theron Bynum, Miss Jen-
nie Yerger King and Miss Amelia
Broach.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Parties

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh King. jr,
were hosts to n company ot 30 IN
their home on Friday evening NJ
dancing, complimentary 90 Mr and
Mrs Alexander Mcdonnell of Now
YORK city. The interior % the
home was 4. Handsomely decorated
with coppored toned chrvssnthc-
NUNS intcrmingled with the vel.
low and white against q background
~ autumn leaves. An orchestra
discoursed music for tho evening
and n buffet supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson c. Hig-
gins OF Kansas cay. former Tut
Hans. who have been visiting tn"
intter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Arthur T.. Murphy for tho past few
davs. have been the recipients Of
much social courtesy in an informal
way from their large number q
friends. Mrs Charles W. Film;
gave small luncheon and brAge
on Monday for Mrs. Higgins. Mr.
and Mrs. Herman y. Cornell were
hosts on Saturday evening AT a huf-
fet dinner honoring these visitors
and having 90 Of their very inti-
mate friends as guests. Cards were
enjoyed afterwnrd.
Mrs. waiter r. Holmes presented J
her sister, Mrs. Ellsworth T..
Holmes uf New York city. a new
conner. 10 quite a number OF her
friends at a bridge party which she
gave in her home on the afternoon
81 Friday. Tea roses and chrYsan-
themums RRvo a yellow color note
most effective and in entertaining
the hostess was assisted by Mrs
\. w. r.. Crawford, jr.. and Mrs
J. G. Wilhoit, In tho game, honors
went 90 Mrs. q. w. Mhloncy, ~
Mrs Thomas Trickcy ana Mrs. j.
II. NcAnnlly. Miss Benoit OF Kan
aas City was an ou,-of-Dwn visitor
Mrs Holmes had 20 matrons and
girls present.
The Quid Libit club met last
Tuesday evening with Dr. and Mrs
A. w Roth for the initial time Of
the autumn season and an indoor
picnic was enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs.
James r. Duffy. whose marriage IN
the summer was OF wide interest
were presented with n handsome
wedgewood breakfast set by the
members as n testimonial OF felici.
tatlon. Members OF this club. most
ly all OF whom wero present,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

who IL visiting In the home Of her
relatives. Mr. and Mrs william IL
Nahl and Mrs. Marie Wilbur Of
piuevllle. Mo who has been visiting
ifs James T.. Duffy and MV, Eyer
ctt Manning Tho season was al
together Informal. The hostess
chose beautiful pink roses 20 adorn
her entertaining sulte ana tea table.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Teas

Mrs. Herbert u. Mason brought
small company Of friends, IN her
home for tea on the afternoon OF
wednesday. honoring Mrs Willis w.
Kerr OF Reaver, Pa. who Ia visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Theodore q,
Lilystand Mrs. George G. Stahl,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
Informal

Mrs. Dan Hunt. jr.. was hostess
Thursday afternoon at a small
bridge In honor OF her sister. Mrs,
Edgar Martin who before her mar
rlage was Miss Gertrude Woods Tho
Halloween idea prevailed In flowers
and conceits and the afternoon was
very complimentary 10 rhls bride OF
the season.
Miss Leonn Gulbrcath entertained
at cards on Wednesday evening IN
honor OF Mr. and Mrs Emerson G.
Higgins, having ns guests otherwise,
Messrs and Mosdames John Wesley
Bates, Cecil Canary, Harry Castle, G..
J, Callahan, Lester A. Gillespie,
Robert Gaylor. Miss Jeanne shea,
Mr.. Il. II. Salrin and Or. !. G. Peden.
Seymour May. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry May, 2S0 East Nineteenth
street, celebrated Halloween with a
party az HIS home on Thursday cve-
ming, having as guests members OF
the high school club OF Temple
Israel. Orange and black decora .
tions and all the motifs or Hal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
T'ueAlny.

MrE. NJ. j. Head gives small
bridge party IN her home honorlng
Mrs A. VI. Farrell.
Mrs. Joseph Grant clark gives
bridge party In honor OF Mrs. Al
bert II. Twist.
Mrs. u. j. Ralney gives largo
luncheon and bridge In tho Country
club.
Mr.. and Mrs II. C. Allen and Or.
and Mrs. II. w. Ford give Hal
loween masquerade dance.
Mesdames Max May and LewiH
Lwek entertain with large bridge
party In May home.
Y. w c. a. membership birthday
tea In home OF Mrs. J, II. McAnally.
Mrs. Pierce A. Broach assisting hos
tess.
Tuesday Book club with Mrs. Max
Pischell.
Ahteioka club meets with Mrs.
Clarence Ormnn.
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THnrsHHys
Mesdames l.. w. Grant and Forest
u. Dunlap entertain with post nup-
tal party for Mrs. Albert Twist.
Shakespearean society meets with
Miss Mary Clay Williams.
Meeting OF Drama club. Hostesscs
Mesdames Arlio J. Cripe, Donald
Reid and Rennells.
History and Literature club meets
with Mrs. NJ. /. Frederick MS hos
tess.
The Athena Chapter Delphian So
ciety will meet Thursday evening at
1880 at tho Y. w. c. A.
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Signs of the
Times

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
same, They make them up to imi-
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Friday.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wesley Bates
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Edwin Ran
ney, hosts at large dancing party In
Country club. honoriug Mr.. and Mrs,
John Kenrney cioary
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex s. Walker give
buffet dinner party complimentary
20 Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson e. Higgins.
Federated clubs OF Tulsa enter
tain In honor of Mrs, Thomas O..
Winter. national president Mrs
Winter will speak at First Christian
church at 1850, Informal reception
afterward. Federated clubs hosts
at dinner for Mrs. Winter AT Trim
tty Episcopal church. $3.50 o'clock,
Miss Jennie Yerger King give
afternoon card party In honor OF
Miss Mildred Morrison.
Saturday.
Mrs Edward Carson Harvey and
Mrs. Forest II. Dunlap give bridge
shower in homo Of former compli-
mentary 20 Miss Mildred Morrison,
Barn dance at knights OF Colum-
bus home by Catholic Daughters Of
America.
Akdar patrol. local shrine. gives
formal dinner dance at Country Cluh.
Creosache chapter Dephiaus meets
81 Centenary Methodist church.
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wednesday.

ID. A. r. has monthly meeting at
Y w. G.. A.
Council OF Jewish women gives
luncheon at Ketchum hotel.
Meeting OF Ecumenic club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

Mrs Donald c, Bryan entertained
on the afternoon OF Wednesday with
surprise shower In honor OF Mrs.
John Wolfe, when a small company
OF friends were present to enjoy the
occasion,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-12

Alice Cornthwaite, Bernice Beard, Bar
para Emma Dodson, Freda Longster
Charlotte HnddlestoD and Selma Gal
loway and the Messrs. Lowell Corn
thwaite, Earnest Reynolds, Earl Clev
enger, Horace Gaylor and Herman
Lavrey. The surprise was in the nat
ure of a farewell party as Miss Gal
loway leaves Monday for indianapolis:
to enter school where her parents
will move Nov. 1st.. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Peters and son John are visit
ing relatives in different parts OF Ill
inois. A modern office building is
being erected by Bertsch and company
at the corner of Church and Center
streets which will be a beneficial ad
dition TO their large foundry. The
Womens Bible class of the Baptist
Sunday school realized 50 from theil
Saturday market. :. Mrs. Bessie Gas
/ sadly was taken to Easthaven Satur
/ day for mental treatment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-12

night about midnight The horses
were saved but the rest of the con-
tents was burned. Origin of the fire
is unknown. . Mr. and Mrs. John
Bunch and family of near Spartans-
burg were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Huisey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebert Shook returned Saturday from
a weeks visit with their son, George,
in Grand Rapids. i. :. Mrs. Allie Mar
tin was the week end guest of Mrs.
Rupssell Martin in Indianapolis.
Lutte Horn, of near Arba, was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Won
mel, last week.
Mrs Mae Horn is quite i'll follow
ing an operation in which her tonsfls
were removed. !. Adds Miller is re
modelling his property on South Frank
lin street. 1t will be occupied soon b!
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Person.
Many Lynn Friends are attending thu
Five Yeors Meeting at Richmond thl:
week. +. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Mills o
Cincinnati, were guests Sunday OF Mr.
and Mrs. William Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Daily, of Cali
fornia, are guests of Mrs. Shannon
White. =. Buster Jarrett, who wa
run over by an auto Monday while OF
his way home from school, is able t.
be out again. . Luther Nichols anC
Sam Christy, of Richmond, have puT
chased the slaughter house in Yves
Lynn and will do custom work ant
open a shop in the near future.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-12
Didn't Know His Brother

My brother got SO bad with stom-
ach and liver trouble that when l saw
him after a year l didn't know him.
He was emaciated and yellow as a
pumpkin and was often in great pain.
He couldn't have lived long the way
he was going. Doctors and medicine
gave him no relief. / picked up a
little booklet on Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy, which he said described his
case perfectly. The first dose of il
gave him great relief and in a month
he was good as ever" 1t is a simple
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the intes
final tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach
liver and intestinal ailments, includ
ing appendicitis. One dose will con
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