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JOPLIN GLOBE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1923. 3 HOME TAKES CHARGE OF BELL PROPERTY Flione Tystcm to Be Vn- (lor Control of Home Company tjntil Consolldntlon. Carthage, July accordance with an agreement reached several months ago, which the .1 llonie Telephone Company purchased the local Bell system to effect a consolidation of the two systems, the Home company will aa- control of the Bell property here Although the consolidation of the two so far as telephone service Is concerned, will not be effected until the first of the year, the Home company assumes control of the property at this time that it may have full control making preparations for the cohsolrdation. No temporary consolidation of the two systems' will be made at this time although all long distance calls will be handled, through the Bell office, the long distance board of the Home company having ferred to that office to avoid Interference in remodelinp: work at the Home office. Remodeling Way.

Kemodellng work on the. Home exchange buildifig is progressing rapidly and probably will be completed within a few weeks. The new front and office quartefs have been completed, has also the addition at the rear with the exception the Interior finishing. The big 'Rwitch board was moved intact Saturday night from its former location In the Home building to temporary quarters in the new business office, th(? move' being accomplished in fifteen minutes, during which time residents of the city were without telephone service A large of new cable and equipment is being shipped to Carthage for the" automatic which is to the present system. GALENA BRIEFS.

4 PICHER CHURCHES TO HOLD UNION SERVICES PIcher, next Sunday, August 5, four churches in Picher decided to hold union services on Sunday niKhts, during the hot weather. The churches agreeing on the movement the Union church. Episcopal church, First Methodist Episcopal and Baptist churches. Next Sunday night, the Kev. Crlenn Tilton, pastor of the First Methodist church, will deliver the initial sermon address at the Central Methodist Episcopal church, South, Fourth and ConnelPavenue.

BRIEFS Miss Jean Toomer of arrived t6 spend several days, visiting her grandparents, Mr. and I Jlrs. H. Stalter. Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Martin of Parsons, are visiting relatives and friends here. Mrs. Harriett Sariiuels of Picher, was a guest of friends, here yesterday afternoon. Jlr.

and Mrs. Ellswoith. Smitli left yesterday for their home at Rodina, after spending several weeks relatives in Carterville. Homer Hatton and Merle Wlieeler were Carthage visitors last night. Oeorge Furry was a Joplin visitor Monday night.

Mrs. J. R. Hutchinson of City was a guest of Mrs. Merle'Har- rison Monday afternoon.

Morgan has gone to Kan.sas to join his wife, who is returning frorn Denver, Colorado, where she has been visiting relatives. I Mr. and Mrs. Walter' F. James ai'e moving' from Webb City into W.

O. Harrington property, Nb. 314 East Main street. Grovels Chill Tonic Invigorates, Purifies and Enriches the Blood, eoc Lost: Between Fifth and Sixteenth on Main, Brown Crepe dress panel, braid trimmed. Return Globe office, Galena; reward.

Miss Stella Black is expected to arrive today from Emporia, where she been attending school, to spend the remainder of the at the home of her parents. Mrs. Elsa Shaw, Misses' Frances and Edna Ulrich left yesterday for an overland trip to Kansas City. They will be gone about tfen days. Mrs.

Mark Hinchman of Berry- vlUe, is spending a days at the home of E. and daughter. Miss Elsie. Miss Nannie Hauser of Pittsburg is spending a days at the home of lier parents, Mr. and Mrs.

E. Hauser. She is manager of the Fleischaker's dry goods store in Pittsburg. Mr. and J.

D. LangCord of Greenville, have arrived for a visit at the home of JVJr, and Mrs. Frank J. Pickett. Mrs.

Langford and Mrs. Picliett are! sisters. Mrs. Maude McKay has returned Kansas City, where she was called last week by the illness and death of her aunt. Her mother returned several days ago.

Miss Agnes McCaskill has returned to Pittsburg "after a weekend visit with Mrs. Harold Davis in Spring Grove. W. I. Land has gone to Houston, where he will spend several months.

Mi.ss Georgia Helton Is spending a few days at the home of her brother, Joe Helton, in Miami, Okla. Mrs. Delia Funk has returned from Baxter Springs, where she spent the week-end at the-home ol Mrs. Annie Page. Mrs.

Harry Seibert is spending a few days with relatives in Columbus. Mrs. Alice Edmundson has returned to her home in Kansas City after a visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. A. C.

Patterson. Kenneth Baugh, former Galena boy, is visiting relatives here and in Webb City, Mo. Miss Bonnie Hannel of Canton, Ohio, is a guest at the home of Mr. and' Mrs. A.

C. Patterisoh. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hahnel, former Galena residents, who left here for West Virginia a number of years ago.

Mrs. Leila Downing and daughter, Miss Ethel, and Miss Hazel Rathburn have returned from Bun reka Springs, where they spent several days. Misses Claude and Edith Lee, Ev V. Parks, Miss Bessie Skinner, Mrs:" Lillian Clifford and Miss Delia have completed the summer term of the Pittsburg state normal, have returned home. Mrs.

L. L. Willard and Mrs. Powers Browning of Baxter Springs were guests of Mrs. g.

B. Simmons, No. 1624 Main street, yesterday afternoon. BAXTER'BRIEFS: DAY AT COLUMBUS W. J.

McCoy and family are moving Springs to Carthage, Mo. Mrs." B. W- Patton and daughter, Lucille, who spent several weeks at the home of the former's niece, Mr.i. Fred Davis, in Fort Scott, have returned home. and Mrs.

L. L. Cardin. Mrs. Fred Nichols of this city.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richardson and son of Joplin are making an automobile trip to Coloriido. They will also vl.iit in Wichita, Kan. Mr, and Mrs.

M. H. Wilson, and daughter. and Jack Wells have returned home after spending the week-end with Mi-, and Mrs. W.

French In Pittsburg. P. of Monarch. was a blislness visitor here Monday. James Barnes has to New Mexico on a business visit.

Misses Ida Fay and Ruth Moore have returned from Coffeyvllle, where they visited at the honie of their sister, Mrs. Hartman Downing. Miss Sybil Tutt of Locust visited In Baxter Springs several flays. Charles F. Noble and daughter.

Miss Maxlne, have returned to Tulsa, after a brief visit at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Miss Gladys Gaines has returned from Tahlequah, where she attended Miss Mary Claudlne Traylor of Parsons was a week-end guest of Miss Dorothy' Traylor. Grafanolas id Event During our Expansion Sale wft will give I With each $125 Grafanola pur- uhosed, twenty New Process Columbia Records. With each $85 Grafanola purchased' we will give ten records free.

$5.00 Cash $5.00 I'er Mouth 3lttln State President of Assoclntlon to 'Give Addres.s on Reunion Featnre. Columbus, July 31. Tomorrow l8 H. T. A.

day on the Soldiers' and Reunion program, and several liundred of the organization from all sections of the county ere expected to attend. The feature of the day's program will be an address by President Alfred Docking of Topeka, at tile reunion park at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. A basket dinner will be held by A. H. T.

A. members and families at noon. The "antl" parade will be a feature and tug-ot-war contests will bo staged between the lodges. Concerts will be given by Maurice Jones and his orchestra and by the Columbus boys' band. An by Al P.

Williams, United States district attorney for Kansas, was given at the park last night and the program closed with a big display of fireworks. PICHER BRIEFS Green-Slephena Unaevtaking Co Ph. 121. Buddy McGlnty of Picher and Fred Dively and Herman Gaddy b'f Baxter Springs, were members of a swimming party on Willow creek, north of Suhday. Sr W.

Kerr, photographer, is enjoying a vacation In Oregon and lias leased his studio to J. M. Broclius until he returns on October 1. Orville Skelton of Tiilsa and W. A.

Taylor of Muskogee were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mayden, North Connell avenue, Sunday.

R. W. Nyberg, manager of a welding plant on North Connell avenue, was the victim of an accident in which a part of his right thumb was amputated Monday. The following residents End," enjoyed a fish fyy at Landrum's cabin on Spring east of Quapaw, Sunday: Messrs. and Mesdagies, M.

S. Ace, E. A. Edgerly, Harold Fields, W. T.

Landrum P. W. Payton, W. D. Wainwright and Dr.

and Mrs. J. P. "Van Horn. Members of the party caught a forty-one pound yellow catfish Saturday niglit.

The En Avant.Club enjoyed a swimming party at Rest-awhile, near Baxter Springs, Tuesday evening. The division, of which Mrs. Edna Husted is captain, was entertained by the division led by Mrs. George Russell, whose side lost'ln a contest by one point recently. Edward' Francis, No.

213 Main street, has returned from an outing at Eureka Springs, Ark. The Ladie.s' Aid Society dt the, First Methodist Episcopal church, lias postponed its regular weekly session on account of the fifth annual Sunday school picnic Thursday. Clyde Hooker was a 'business visitor to Franklin, Tuesday. Clarence E. Brown, No.

702 South Main street, visited friends at Webb City, Monday. DeGraffenreid of HocUer- ville, injured at the Black Eagle mine a week ago, was released from the American hospital, Sunday. Three fingers on his right hand were amputated as a result of an explosion of dynamite caps. WELFARE TENT CONDUCTED AT REUNION AT COLUMBUS Columbus, July welfare tent and public rest room is being maintained by the Cherokee County Public Health Service at the reunion this week. A "Have a Heart' 'campaign will be held during the reunion to obtain funds for the correction of defective children in this county, whose parents are not able to bear the pense of such treatment.

A similar caTmpaign was launched in February, but only enough money was raised to care'for few cases. There are twenty-five listed on the books at present. Hcndrix's Relntlroa Not Located Galena, July tiody of J. B. Hendrix, employe of the Empire District plant at Rlverton, is being held at the morgue of the Clark Undertaking Company, while an attempt Is being made to locate relatives, before funeral arrangements are completed.

Hendrix was found dead In bed In his room at the Efhpire hotel in Rlverton yesterday afternoon. Woman's Arm Brotcn. Galena, July si W. D. Ashworth sustained a broken left arm when she fell at her homis at Union Chapel Monday.

She was treated at the othce of Dri F. L. McKinney here. Fm Drifting Back to Just for To-Nigfat. by The Benson Ordhestra of Chicago UndvtlSebirwtion ef DonBertor Record No.

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