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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
OBSERV NATIONS
(By the Cornfield Philosopher
I. s5sz,,s. 81 49,
Story

10 the Editor: e: ::2. 4 =...5
The ,rlb assert ions 81 the >representa-
tives 81 the 81 business 3, interests that
they a are. theE Arm and untlinchinup
friends 81 TIC farmer and the 'W,oc,rkine
man remind a,me of 4 q. story t,lr, which Il
give below and which I ask everybody
g read. Es.S2.s5.. Sc =7's
Near q certain town back East there
lived rather credulousi farmer whom
We viii call q John" for convenience
and In the village, itself 4 fellow whom
We WIN cali :Bill' resided and who he,
pretended that he had taken q great
and naccountable liking Tor Farmer
John. Everytime the latter would
come to toWn; Bill would hunt him up,
inquire about the family and assure
John that he awas the best friend he
had 81 the whole wide w 81 These 81,
prove his sta tem enf Z. :s IS
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
SENATOR MAGNUS JOHNSON
FARhER.LABoR CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR

jobs and patronage, the bi-party organ
ization| is entrenched and powerful.
The progressive voters OF this state
must overcome these odds = as they
did in Pennsylvania, Indiana and Iowa,
It we are to overthrow the party ma
chine in this state. ~: # -::<
AS an instance of the utter lack of
meaning of party labels in this state,
let me cite the following: At the last.
session Of the Legislature, the Mime
apolis Street Railway Co.. was very
anxious to have a law passed which
was called the Brooks.Coleman law.
This law was very favorable to the.
Street Car Company. AS "a Senator i
found myself compelled to: vote ag-
ainst it.. The bill, however, passed.
Republicans and Democrats alike vot-
ing to swell the majority for the Street
Car Co. Within the past year the City
Of Minneapolis has employed a valu-
alton expert to value the property Of
the Company, and this expert has OBJ.
tanned access to the books of the Car,
Company. According to this expert
the books appear to show the expendi-
ture by the Car Company of=over5 So
100000 within the past four years for.
the purpose of influencing elections
and insuring the passage Of legislation
In the State Legislature. Do YOU'VE on
der the Car Company got a favorable:
bill? The itemized statement OF the
City's expert shows that George III.
Sullivan, the Republ ican leader OF
Washington County, got $24,,66 81. Ed
Smith, the Republican boss OF Ienne-
pin County, got $4l, n. =. Conner,
the Democratic boss OF Ramsey Counzz
ty, got $4,000; Joseph L. Kiichli, q
Democratic leader OF Hennepin Gount-.
ty, got $15,240;; while Ex-Gov,er nor j,
Burnquist got $500. IN other words s.,
the leaders Of both parties received
money when the campaign was on.
Sullivan, Smith, o Conner, Kiichlf and
the others got together and gave the
car company what it wanted and what
it paid for. The two parties in this
state are practically the same except
for the labels. Either is satisfactory
to the interests who control them. u
say this with full realization 81 the
/ fact that many :of the most splendid
citizens OF our state are affiliated with
one or the other Of the great parties
i It is the party organization and the
i party leaders VII ION II criticize, moi
| the rank and file Of party membership
The Farmer abor party "a this
state is the only party epresentina
principle, progress and constructive
reform. The other arties in almost
equal degree stand for party labels
4 subseryienceS to favored interests and
| the spoils sof Office. The name Farmer
n Labor party not comple tely salts
factory S. more than aH armers
/ party, more than q aborers, party
d Ills the party for all Forward ooktnl
4 and Progressive men and womep;swhe
{ ther they In the cit 81 on tilt
farm and whether they labor Witl
+ headsor hand. t 81 q smuch sthezpart,
I of@ the Is prbt essional,, anl
ii business al an s. part @
II those oppose special privilege
d and machine ON I'M 81 politics
Candi date GOVERNOR y
srnsF slt q 81 sas !, ylsIslt
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25

prOHCS OF the men VINO own the iron
lands in this state, amount to between
so and so million dollars per year. Our
present tax upon these profits is ap-
iprryoximately s II elected I shall try
to double this rate of taxa ton on ore
profits, to lower taxes upon homes and
farm property in use, and to moder-
ately increase the rate OF. taxation on
idle lands and vacant city lots. >I d.
It'll Agriculture and Cooperation
4 The professional politicians of this
state haveSpaid little attention to the.
;upbuilding of agriculture and the pro-.
motion OF cooperative enterprises. 4
have been a dirt farmer all my life
and for the past ten years vice presi-.
dent and director of the largest CO..
operative enterprise in the state. / ad-
.vocate a systematic survey Of the
needs of the farmers and co-operators
OF this; state, and if elected will sup
port and advocate such legislation as
will best promote agriculture and CO:
operation within; the state. The So
- = s, !. : = 80 800
= ,,,11 ~, Is II, =, ,.,;th =
E ~ g.. : 80 =. =,
NJ. :, 49,. - :. ..
Iat;ne III ], -; c,,,tnra 81 : :, =. !,
amnh siga stha fact tha n II s
ent time there is no adequate method
M hanrs 80 ~; !, ] s.. ! =. :
cr1sdit Tna1 nrasant .ata. s ss
= =, 10 = =. - =
= naid ~, 81 =
8 %, II. s; :, =.
a. nv $50. g -; ! 9.
- I, $50 s. 49,. s. : o,
SO an n tha - :. q ou''
81 !, ,,,,i.,.. ~. q.
~ ont tai 3 So 81 :, ],
cnltnral snroii ~ r.,
3fair costs "a : an. = chin ) h,,.,,s s,
M wheat from certai = noints ~ q,
t a,n,al ia Minn eanolis | ,th Ga, 81
rates are 8 nronortion> s. s 81, =
Sell to5work IA s q. rana.I e tha Esch.
Cummins lau and ars1 q 40 ,, .,Ix,,
a. =frefieht m q 81
onserv,tion /. Is e+,+. y :
. Tha wo,ndart,;i> rasa,,r 8, ~ 81,
Ana H. u =. 80 -
flakes uat = iroa a,,,a
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
.Soothes and Heals

No need suffering any more with
catarrh. S: B. Carlson & Son guaran-
tee that if a Hyomei outfit does not re-
;lieve you, they will pay for it them
selves ADV. p r. /
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25

Spnn III 81
- :,
), ). ~ ~.
u..Y
i. 81 q !. I. 9, - s 80
n
81. ! i. IS
$ M s., S.,
1thav5' oI,araf -
Istaf. So, 8, -, = !, !,
5.
an 81 8,
,rha s.,
mill s. orfb r. rota s - haenS !, H.
alc,,la IA 81 i, ~
mn .honld a,s. ~ 8,
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it f,1llv af,ictanf ~
tdn 70 tl 3 ~
tor, s. rant !, &c. ~
,at nm -, i,,t,, AZ
ts1ava tnr 81 81 p.,;; 90,
the reason that the telrminla; ina, now o..
Grated 81 tie EQUITY Co.operative AZ.
change Is renderinp q II necessary sa a.,
vice ia. .proancer Il This noint mo
experience, Or this elevator at St Panl
shows that during thessgeaaone when IA,
low grade graf 81 f1ondinr tha = ar =.
ket. . saving. tn tha@ nrodnccar - 8
much as s5ooper.ca, is' sometimes s, nos -
sible by the sim Ma and siner ,,,,,s;
processes of cleaning driving atc... n:
the present time arccant - 81 pau
the term1inal i elevators Ara. All IN the
hand. a. nrivat 8 sindiv;dua1a and oor-
:porations and these 81 ornoora nrrofits
:ffnd their wav Il = 2nrivata hands INC
loss Is tho ,,cs,rs5 e Z g rd1v Il
scalcula m %, IN no ,r, & =, =
rhas. 3 al, :, 49,
crate two snch a1avatnrs -. o aaa - -
regulate the nrnfita e kens nv nrtva taiv;
owned elevators =, nv o1,in "a, s,ch
regulation would. "a both IN fnexna s.,
and effectua sc IA. j lraadv ::.nro,va,,
a success ins Canada. ..s.5 +. =
s+,+. - Z, !. !, ]. U. 4. :,;.,.
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Il AMI q Sal CO. y III, +, - -.
police rba axnar;an. IS - 'otn !. 80. go
tea nntahlv pon nsy1,,a q. - ). 80 -
anch ! con - M. q, ), s = sa.
cr;ua = ga =; -. :, 800 - $50
viction - 5oteandar &C.. ~ IN, = :. !, 80 "a
S atat 1on q a., :. 80 -.
has alw,avsT. aan 80 :, 49, 49,,
striker. and onn1ress tha narsars 80 ~ =
thia conntrv 4. $500 u. ~ -. -, -
stands ~ III ii;t,r;sm ,reat a~nanso
and :, : ! int;mtdattan e, - enpsnso'
For 5all. ;thasa raa cons I nrnosa = =,
~ ho,iave i and aha,, Vppos@ - !. -
fullest co.onerat;an 1 lns ne .ns
ions 1nc.1 nj q ,,ol;aa "a - -
- - : g 800, =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
No Need to
Fear Badness
Tells How to Mako Hair Grow Strong,
Thick and LuBtrous.

Thousands Of men and women are
growing hairless every day. This Is
needless because badness usually comes
from neglect and anyone who gives the
scalp ard gives the dand-uff germs FER
have M abundance OF good-looking.
healthy hair. pandruS and dirt cause
badness by cloGE!ng the pores In tho
soap. and gives the dandrufr germs fer
tic ground FOR prolific breeding.
The treatment Is very simple: remove
the dir, by shRmpooing and destroy tho
dauGrufc germs by applying the genuine
I'arasian SAGE, most efficient antsep-
nc LIQUID that druggists everywhere are
now recommending as one OF the QUICK
est and safest treatments TO surely stop
itching scalp and falling hair. remove
all dand.uft and the proper nourish
and Invigoratc the hair roots.
Partisan Sage Is liz great demand by
discriminating women because II Is da!n-
lily perrumed. does not color or streak
the hair and gives IL n softness and lus-
ter that fascinntes and compcls admira-
ton. {. H. Gr!est & Co. will guarantee
IL 20 yuu.--AdN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
,REBoLurIoN CARRIED By TO
VOTE TO wITHpxAw PROTEST.
Solicitor Schmidt Gives Opinion and
Tells of His Trip to Charleston


Mayor Thomas F. Thoner. IN regular
session OF city council last evening.
asked City Solicitor Carl O. Schmidt II
he had any report 10 make concerning
his trip 70 Charleston and his appear
snce before the Public Service Commits
sion, entering protest on behalf Of the
city OF Wheeling against tho removal
OF tho City Railway company tracks In
tha East Erd and North End.
City Solici,cr Schmidt SAID he had no
written report 20 make. but would tell
what happened There We're two re-
quests" said Solicitor schmidt. ono
VAS from the Wheeling Pubic Service
company asking for permission to re-
ducs fares on portion 81 the ccmpany's
division from Baker 70 Twelfth street
and from Twelfth 20 Baker street. with
the privilege 90 transferring 20 tho
North and South divisions and Mozart
Hnl division.
There vas re opposition on behalf o.
the city in this matter. took Il upon
myself n urging the commission TO
grant his request.
"Tae Other request was from the CITY
Railway company. asking authority TO
abandon the service on ,hc East End
loop and the North End division. also
removing tracks on Market street be-
tween Eleventh and Eighteenth streets.
7 told the commission there was no Oh.
lection BY tire city nt Wheeling against
ths removal % the track on Market
street, and urged the removal. telling
them that 20 Continue the proposed I'M
provements or MarHet street IN iayins
new sewer il was necessary 20 have tho
tracks removed.
On behalf Of The city entered for
nal protest agaiuSt abandoning the two
divisions Of the company. and produced
the petitions signed by the residents
In the sections affected by the discon-
tinuance OF the service. Attorney John
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
WHO'S WHO IN ROTARY

On February 26th.-back in the days
when February MAS cold. In MoundsV..ic
Harry Ice cast in his lot with tn" nous"
OF Henderson. After attending grad"
and high schools at MOundSri!lc lie Mcd
himself 20 Wheeling and hooked up Win
John s. Naylur 60. Immediately the
dry goods business took on more aCt!v-
lily ard when he finally consented u
represent them on the read tho business
moved forward by leaps and bounds
Eventually Il became necessary t"r
him 10 leave the road and come INTO N"
house in order that the house Nigh,
keep abreast OF the road DEVELOPMENT.
There he may still DE found except
when the golAng season Is on.
Back in the g0's N Moundsv!.le was
ono sem OF femiulty answering 10 II"
name OF Fcarl Conant and ca March l6ih
1926 Fcarl and Harry Lee" became "1S
and they hav" remained H"ud""snug -
this day. To this union two daughters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20

have been given. Mary Evelyn and Will
ma. Mary Evelyn in the meantime mas
married and whilo Harry Lee ma" no
sons lie has y grandson N II" person
age g. or. lanes Robert. Jr. ana thus
becomes the Youngest IS well AZ tho
most youthful looking yruuddad IN 70.
iary or in anything else.
\ Ncthoh'st anl trustee IN Or. Mems
church \ 'nymhcr OF tratcrnal organ
iZationS and n great lover Of outdoor
lire--cauuiu@ fishing and rs above
mentioned i'ri"nv mt least twice week
weather permitting.
We wish you years and years and
wears Of dr. goods experience and lots
Of opportunity for service III Rotary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
OIL FIELD NEWS

All late complc,!ous In the southwest
Pennsylvania fields are rIsacr*. In Cen
ter township. Greene county. the Manu-
racturers Light & Heat company has 4
E!g Iniun sand rlsser ~ I test IN ~"
Charles SpraEg farm. In R!Chhtl! town
shin tho Marshall-pres,on OIL & Gas
companys 80. > on the T.. ". Baldwin
farm IS Is gasser In the same foTma-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20

ton. In Jackston township the Nillikin
|p!l G. Gas company's test on tho Samuel
Millikin farm Is fair gasser In the
Gordon sand. In the Unity district,
Plum township. Allegheny county, Nc
Kco IL CGmrany's test on tho George
n!tcr farm has 1ll"d Zip 500 feet with
nuid. They are still drilling.
Gasscrs featured the ComNlctinos in
tho eastern fields at the beginning or
the week Of development work In
Cameron district, Marshall county, w.
Va, The Big Five oil & Gas company
comnletci u test on the John Cochran
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
CITY WILL NOT OPPOSE CAR COMPANY
PETITION FOR REMOVAL OF TRACKS

J. Conifr, representing the traction com
pany, Immediately made a statement
Attorney Con.H sad there were NOT
three separate things asked Tor an"
thew must be considered as q group. lie
.aId n they were not disposed 10 treat
them as such and considered them
sinSly. he would withdraw the appIira-
lions.
ATTORNEY conlts said the removal or
tho tracks OIL Market street deprived
the ronpany Of considerable revenue
and asked In return tho permission 70
discontinue the service IN the East Emo
and North End.
No Authority.
"Tne commission said they had NOT
authority to order tho removal or
norton OF the tracks unless asked TOT
bv the applicant. The application Tor
removal must be made BY the owner or
owners and no serious objection raised.
There were affidavits presented ana
sworn to. that the company operations
at a loss. Tho city is Ett In position
,, 70 deny this
Attorney J. J. o'Brtea sent letter
70 tho commission. stating his clients
n the North End had no money 70 pay
his EXPENSES to Charleston TO enter Il
formal protest but object 20 the re-
,rovaI OF the tracks. Attorney ;. y.
Bovcc appeared before the commission
He did not mako his position clear
whether representing the East f'hd cl-
t.zers or entering a personal protest
Meet Hero Saturday.
az. was decided" continued Solicitor
Schmidt. TO have the commission meet
IN Wheeling on Saturday %, and I as
su-cd them Of tho assembly room in the
Chamber OF Commerce at which time
evidence Of both sides can be present.
ed. The members OF the commission
expressed 4 desire to sec the line In
uuestion and go over the route effected
by the reduced fare.
IT am unable to give an opinion what
the commission will do. | do believe
that a. long as the city OF Wheeling Is
n party TO the protesting Of the removal
tho Public Service Commission will not
grant the erquest OF tho traction COM
pany."
Offer Resolution.
Councilman Otto SChenk offered a
resolution whereby the action e. coin-
ell several weeks ago IN protesting
AGAINST tho removal OF the tracks would
be resciaded and the protes, withdrawn
Those voting in favor OF tho resolution
were: Councilmen Charles =. G!ll!San
e. r. Me,zner. john G. Williams. w.
Il McGregor. otto Schenk. \. F. Clrtch.
and Harry Cunningham.
Those voting against the resolution
we're: Mayor Thomas J.. Thoner and
Courcilmeu H. Z. McConkey. c. Morgan
Yester and Albert l.. krcss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20

farm IL Is gasssr n the Gordon
: sand IL Union district. Lincoln coun-
! ty, the Orlando Oil & Gas company
! drilled in ii Big Injun gasser on the
Garland Adkins farm. In Big sandy
district, Kanawha county. test on the
William Facemyer farm Is dry In all
| sands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20
SELL BOYS CIGARETTES

Reports reaching juvenile AUTHORITIES
ara that three South Wheeling tohaoe3
stores are selling minors cigarettes.
The reports Will be Investigated By
Probation Officer G. 2. rel!ey aud court
ac,,o, .e.ins, than will likely follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20

4 horseless carriage was used BY
Jesuit missionary in ancient China the
machine being driven by Jet Of steam
playing on a mi!l-wheel connected by
gearing with one Of the a1lsL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-20

Coal in the United States that is &C
cess.ble and available FOR future use
totals $500. 00o. 100000 tons. not tnclud-
ing Ignite.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
ADA

Miss Lola Escue and Roy Floyd wore
married here last sunday only few
intimate friends wero present The
Young couple will mako their homo near
this city
The Junior class ~ tho college was en
.tortained last Saturday evening In ono
of the most delightful social events Of
tho year, Several guests not members ot
the clAas were present
Mr. and Mrs I'crcy Simpson and dough
tor, who have been Waiting a. the home
~ Mr. ana Mrs. u, W simpson, left
Tursday fnr Iioldcnvlllo 60 spend few
DAYS bofore returning to their homo IN
ltendersonvillc N. G.
Many Of the physlciars and surgeons ~
Pontntoc county members " the ponto-
too County Medical society, forgot tho
sick and tho difficulty to collect bills
Tuesday everinR when they assembled
around the banquet board provided by
Doctprs W H. Faust Katherine Brvdla
and NJ l.. Lewis. a genuine turkey ban
uuct was served TO the two dozen guests.
craig and Marvlne Hrydia assisting with
tho serving. The evening was delight
fullv spent with talks and special mum
hrra following tho banquet
Hulcu Bunk and Miss Faust took their
friends by surprise when they were mar
rcd 81 the Methodist parsonage last Mon
day The two had started To- school, but
were married Instead. Both are residents
NJ the city and were very pr. .u'-~ among
tho students Of the high school. In.v
VIII mako their homo In HenryettH.
Miss Etta &tae Horn entertained q mum
ber NJ her friends with play party and
dance ~ her home saturday evening.
Several original stunts featured the eve
ulng'a entertainment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
OINNIII.GI,I,.

Miss Eva Munster cf Dallas is the house
guest ~ Miss Iucue Uaney.
Mrs W W. Wittpu has NJ her house
guest her sister, Miss Bessie Ruff Of chi
caEo.
thrie guest Mrs. NJ r. Brown Of Fort
worth
Mrs. John p Cook and Mrs G. II. Nc
Crorv are spending several days In Hot
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. McInhara N New
York are guests In the city Tor a few
Mrs. " L. Maxou ~ Toronto. Kan. ia
tho house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Mrs. Martha storm and Miss Mabel
Atorm have left for an extended visit In
Harry Greavcs has returned from a
| two wesks' visit with his parents in
! Flora, Miss.
! Dr. O. a Lambert and son. y. G. Lam
bert have left for a 10 days stay at their
| Florida ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. John IT. Rcbnld returned
! Tuesday from an extended wedding trip
| Mrs. T.. IT, u, Cook entertained inform
ally at a small bridge on Friday after
Miss Aura Norton Of Kansas city Is
| tho guest ~ Mr.. and Mrs. l., u. Norton
| Tor few weeks visit.
| Mrs. G. II. CluFston and daughter have
| returned from six weeks visit with rela-
tives In Owensboro, Ky
! home In WichrRt Kan, after visit In the
home Of Miss Zula Cott.
Mrs. g. ". walker lett thls week Tor a
few weeks stay In New York and eastern
points.
Mrs Harry Miller and daughter have re-
turned from yisit Of two weeks In Kan
sas city and Topeka, Kan.
Mr and Mrs. g, y. Alexander ~ Wichita
Falls, Texas, are the guests ~ their niece,
Mrs Homer Cav and Mr.. Gay.
The regular bimonthlv meeting of tho
luncheon club was presided over on Fri.
day by Mrs. Elwood Kennedy as hostess
Mrs william stuckev ~ Tucson Ariz.
has arrived FOR an indefinite visit with
her father. II. r. StichlCr.
Lester Crahston has returned from 2
two weeks visit with relatives In Toronto
i and other Canadian points.
y r, Humphries has returned from
Bcll llefontainc. ohio, where he was called
hy the serious Illness ot his parents
Miss Margaret Rtratten of Atchiaon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

surprise 20 the people ~ Pouca CITY took
place iu oklahoma cry January ., tho
contracting parties being MIS-. Hazel Hyatt
~ Arkansas cry ana Dr. 4. q. Nuckois,
rusHful unyslcisna nnd surgeons ~ I0uca
GUY After spending few days. honey
moon In bhlhh'mt 'liY me happy coupe
VIII ho at homo tu their friends IN the
doctors residence. G0l South FiNh street.
Tho Alpha Dolphiau society held open
hpus" TuoHdhy night tho occasion boiug
uulug tho husbFnds and friends of the
usmuers. An elegant 'uuracpufso dinner
wus SERVED. AFTER which pleasing prp-
yiHfu was given. III" hiEh school Trio fur-
rIshei music and tho evening closed with
dancing More than 80 members ~ the
club and their guests attended, The
affair was held iu tho dining room of tho
MlrIuud olubruowH
hiofuro - lattice work ~ southern smiIax.
Usr'IaHlH and HNroihtHrt roses whlch Gov.
orod the entire end ~ the iylug room In
ttIl which united tho itvpa cor their dHugh-
irr irsue aud uuvtll iaftoid. The ccrc-
muny waH performed by rsthrr Kamp ot
p 30 o'clock furHday night ln the presence
~ the immediate families ~ the bride and
groom and f"w intimate friends. Miss
Eileen de- NuYb, sister of the bride, acted
Hs maid ~ honor while charles Hoffman
was best Wau. Immediately after ths
ceremony a fuur.cuurHo dinner wsH served
10 tho ~ guests present Mr. and Mr..
UHrruIu Departed on tho suufr bound Santa
Tg train and Will spend their honeymoon
lr tlffprsut cities lu TesnH and Louisiana.
rUtrnluw HON" VIC chicago. Dut. TOW u
a. u. Harold. sr. ~ pHi-uomA tttyi
Mrs UHrrold. ErBndmothrr Of tho groom
of Oklahoma 'fy, MIS- Cora watson. Miss
Winnie Roberts md Mis4 GLADYS Cuaac. of
Artpusas Tity. Mrs Harold has lived lu
rYuCa Clty during her entire lifetime and
ls tho daughter NJ ono ~ tho wealthy
families. The now town ~ De NuyU q.
situated ON her land and was named Tot