The Peoples Voice (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, December 28, 1906 Page: 5 of 8
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Telephone 3.
Mrs. J M. Burch spent Xmas in
Alex. I. T.
Carl Giles went to Anadarko last
Sunday on business.
Jim Parker was down from Okla-
homa City last Saturday.
Will Jenkins, of Guthrie was in
Norman last Saturday.
Sebe Howry and wife spant Xmas
with friends in Oklahoma City.
Henry Perry and wife spent Xmas
in Wynnewood with their son, Fred.
Willard Pool, of Purcell, spent
Sunday in Norman with his parents.
Dr. Wilson and daughter Edna
were visitors to Oklahoma City Mon-
day.
Miss Bishop of Shawnee is the
guest of Miss Euline Capshaw this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Stover were
visitors to Oklahoma city last Sat-
urday.
Earl Curtis has accepted a position
as second meat cutter for T. J. ,Mc-
Ginley.
Miss Tressa Donnelly is here from
Tuttle, Ark , this week visiting her
parents.
Roy Cook came down from Oka-
homa City to spend Sunday with his
parents.
C. D. Niver, of Oklahoma City,
came down Sunday, the guest of
King Burk.
L. Orenbaun is spend ing the holi-
days visiting his father in Hill Coun-
ty Texas.
Mrs. Lee Ullman left last Saturday
for Texas to spend the holidays with
relatives.
Fill Woods came over from Elm
Grove to spend Christmas with friends
in this City.
Will Bumgarner spent Christmas
in Danville, Arkansas with relatives
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Brannon are
visiting relatives near Chichasha I.
T. this weeK.
Mrs. D. C. Fox and children spent
Christmas in Chandler the guests of
her parents.
T, J. Webb left last Sunday for
.Lonisiana, to spend Chjistmas and
New Years
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wallenburg,
are visiting relatives and friends in
Enid this week.
Mrs. H. J. Lewis and son, Hoy, left
Monday for Spencer, Okla., to visit
for a few days.
J. B.Williams is spending the holi-
days with relatives and old friends in
Cleburne, Texas.
Dave Gavin, of the Winan s Mer-
catile Co., spent Xmas visiting rel-
atives in Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dudley are visit-
ing Mr. Dudley's relatives in Ken-
tucky this week.
Dr. Childs, of Ft. Worth, Texas is
visiting friends and relatives here
during the holidays. ,
Ike Graham and J. A. Whitehead
of Noble transacted business In Nor-
man last Saturday.
J.- Brannon, of ilolf, spent the hol-
idays visiting with relatives and
friends in this county.
Oklahoma Farm Mortgage Co.
Jay Sherman and A. Hutchin,
of Lexington transacted business in
Norman last Saturday.
Mrs. Wingate and children spent
Sunday in Shawnee with her daugh-
ter Miss Pearl Wingate.
Mr, and Mrs Geo. Wymore are
yisiting Mr. Wymore's parents in
Kansas City, this week.
Mrs. C. G. Nesbitt of Oklahoma
city spent several days in this city
with relatives this week.
Will Ince and family came over
from Altus to spend Xmas with Mr.
Ince's parents in this city.
H. H. Holland and family left last
Saturday for their new home near
Texhoma in Beaver County.
Eldie Potts, of Jennings, Kansas,
was here Saturday to attend the
funeral of his grandmother.
Floyd Boling the head clerk of the
Broken Dollar store spent Christmas
day in Guthrie with a friend.
The Stork left a brand new baby at
the home of Ex-Governor Ferguson
and wife as a Xmas present.
Richard Moflfet came iu from Elm
Grove last Sunday to spend the
Christmas with his parents.
Lewis Tullius, wife and two child-
ren are spending tbe holidays visit-
ing relatives and friends in Ohio.
Dr. Chesney of Wagoner, I. T.,
was in this City the first of the
week visiting relatives and friends.
For Farm Loans see—Oklahoma
Farm Mortgage Company.
Howard Nesbitt was down from
Oklahoma city Chrismas day to eat
turkey with his parents.
Miss Jeanette Heddens is here this
week from St. Joe, Mo., the guest of
her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hed-
dens.
Miss Lawson was in from her
school at Oak Grove Sunday, spend-
ing the day with her parents of this
city.
Bill Stoke of Denver was in Nor-
man last Saturday enroute to his old
home in Georgia to spend the holi-
days.
Ralph Acers was over from Hobart
spending Christmas day with his par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. A D. Acers of this
city.
School lease for sale 160 acres 2
miles northeast of Franklin a sure
enough bargin for some one. J. C
Jonas.* 26.
A carload of Coke received by
Norman Milling & Grain Co, Tryit.
Mrs. S M. Moore left Monday for
Lawton to spend the holidays with
her daughter Mrs Chas. Gorton, of
that city.
Hugh Jones and family are spend-
ing a few days this week visiting
ing with Mrs. Jones' parents near
Stella.
Dr. and Mrs. Foster and daughter,
of Ft Smith, Arkansas are here this
week the guest oi Dr. and Mrs. Cap-
shaw.
The turkey that has escaped
slaughter up to the present time can
reasonably expect to live until next
November.
M. C. Runyan left last Saturday
to spend the holidays visiting old
friends and scenes in the State of
Arkansas.
Guns for rent amunltion for sale
at Moffetts second hand store.
To Our Customers:
M
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AY the New Year
breathe the warm-
th and chceriness
of our thoughts toward
the friends who have, in-
dividually and collective-
ly, put so much sunshine
into our mercantile lives.
We hold you in close
remembrance and wish
for you and yours,health
enough to make hard
work a pleasure, wealth
adequate to the supply
of all reasonable wants,
a courage equal to every
threat of circumstance,
a patience that shall out
wear vexation and a
cheerfulness that shall
infect others.
Your sincere well wisher,
t,.
NORMAN'S MARKET REPORT
(Thursday Morning Markets)
Wheat No. 2, per bu. 60c
Mixed corn per bu. 31c
White corn per bu. :12c
Oats per bu. 23c to 25c
Lint Cotton $7.50 to $9.50
Seed Cotton 2.50 to 3.00
Hogs $5.25 to $5.65
Thank Yon Very Much!
E lake tliis opportunity to thank
our customers for their very liber-
al patronage during 1906. We have just
passed through the greatest year's bus-
iness in the history of this store. During
the coining year 1907 we intend to do
every thing in our power to better the
store and "service in every particular pos-
sible. To this end your criticisms and
suggestions will be gratefully received.
We hope to continually be found worthy
of your custom.
Again thanking you and wishing you a
HAPPY NEW YEAR we are
Yours very truly,
Opera House, Dec 29, Monte
Cristo.
Mrs John Merkle departed for
Wichita, Kans., to spend the holi-
days with her parent J. W. Stevens
of that city.
Fred Jep^on was here from Pawnee
Christmas day attending the Jepsen-
Ambrister wedding returning home
Wednesday.
King Burk came down from Okla-
homa City last Saturday night and
stayed over Sunday visiting relatives
and friends.
Jas. Dodd, of Antlers, North Dako-
ta is here spending the holidays vis-
iting with his brother, John Dodd
and family.
J. D. Boeskin and wife and John
Brockhause and wife left Saturday
for Texas to spend the holidays visit,
ing friends.
L. Orenbaum living near Denver
was in Norman last Friday enroute to
Hillsboro, Texas, to spend Christmas
with hie parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Armstrong
are spending thU week in Topeka,
Kansas, the guests of their daughter
Mrs. Edwin Kendall.
M. B. E Meador, of Noble, is
spending the holidays visiting with a
brother in Hardin, Mo., whom he has
not met in 28 years.
John W. Williams is moving to his
farm, 5 miles west of Oklahoma City.
He has secured one of the best farms
in Oklahoma County.
Carl Botsford-and wife are spend-
ing the holidays visiting with Mr.
Botsford's parents Judge and Mrs.
C. L. Botford of this city.
Mrs. W. J. Murphy left last Satur-
day. for Danville, Ark., to visit her
mother. She was accompanied by
John and Ruth Bumgardner.
Mrs George Parkerson, of Burns,
Kansas and little daughter are here
spending the holidays visiting with
her sister Mrs. E. M. Williams.
Lost—Last Thursday, Dec. 13, one
hunting coat containing 2 boxes of
shells, somewhere on Peters Avenue
or Main Street. Finder please return
to H. G. Lindsay.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lee of Arling.
ton, Texas, are here this week the
guest of Mrs Lee's sisters Mrs, Wood
Lyttle and Mra Geo. King. They
were accompained by Mrs. Lizzie
Clonts and children.
Cortes Clark and Bob Meyer came
home last Saturday from Wheatland,
where they have been teaching
school. They will spend the holidays
here with their parents and then re-
Holland's Cash Store
Norman, Oklahoma.
Monte Cristo at the Franing next
Saturday evening.
Lest you forget. Monte Cristo at
the Franing Saturday evening, Dec.
29.
Dr. W. J. Murphy of Noble tran-
sacted business in Norman last
Monday.
Chas Norton, of Henrietta, I. T., is
the guest of his cousin Edgar Hurry
this week.
"Dot" Cook of Tecumseh was in
Norman visiting his brother last
Wednesday.
Attorney J. F. Norman attended to
legal business at Custer City, Okla-
homa this week.
B. F. Vowell and family spent
the holidays with relatives in Mon-
tague County, Texsa
Mrs. Lena Smith, of Oklahom city
is the guest of her sister Mrs Scott
Smith of this city this week.
J. W. Kjellberg of Denton Texas is
here this week visiting friends and
looking after business interests.
Don't forget that next Saturday
night the doors at the opera will not
open until 7:45. Curtain will not go
up until 8:45.
Miss Mayme Cobble who is attend-
ing Business College in Oklahoma
City spent Christmas with her par-
ents in this city.
Mrs. J M, Burch and sister Mrs. T.
J. Michael of this city are visiting
their brother P. M. Tenson at Alex, |
I. T. this week.
The Norman Milling and Grain
Company bought the four carloads of
coal dumped out on the track in the
wreck near Noble.
Dr. Marvin Stout came in from Ft.
Worth, Texas last Saturday morning
to spend the Christmas holidays with
relatives and friends.
H. O. Taylor, of Leeton, Mo., was
the guest of his cousin W. B. Howard
of this city the first of the week j
It had been 27 years since they had !
met.
Mrs. Newt Medlock and Ralph j
Acers came over from Hobart last
Monday to spend the holidays visiting !
with their parents Mr. and Mrs. A.
D. Acers.
Mrs. Lynn Caton, of Oakland, Ore- 1
gan arrived in Norman last Friday
morning to spend the holidays with |
her parents Mr. and Mrs# John Hardic
of this city.
Miss Marion McCune, one of the
teachers of the public schools of
Oklahona Cify spent Xmas day in 1
this city the guest of her brother Mr, j
Bert McCune.
Dave Gavin, of the Winan's Mer j
cantile Company, in in Texes this
week riding bronchos and having his
horns sharpened to begin the work of
the New Year.
P. H. Rowland sold his farm on
Little River and bought a farm in
Caddo Couuty near Bridgeport and
left with his family last Thursday
for their new home.
Jim Parker arrived home last Fri-
day from a five month's trip in Bra-
zil and Argentine. He returned by
way of Europe, visiting Spain,
France, and England.
The Christmas entertainment at
the M. E. Church was very pleasant
and entertaining. The house was
beautifully decorated, program good,
and the treat very generous.
S. E. Boyd has moyed his family
here from Ohio and has bought the
Bishop farm. We have reason to
congratulate ourselves that they se-
lected Norman for their home.
G. C. Ambrister came over from
Weleetka, Tuesday to attend the
marriage of his daughter Miss Lil-
lian, returning Wednesday accom-
panied by his danghter Mrs. Chas.
Tedford.
Rev. W. T. Scott arrived home from
Weathford, Oklahoma, last Tuesday
where he assisted in a two weeks re-
vival service. He reports fifteen
conversions and the church consider-
ably revived.
The Normin merchants are feel -
| ing pretty good over the Christmas
trade. The weather was fine, and
people had money and last week was
one of the greatest purchasing weeks
in the history of the mercantile
trade in Norman.
Norman merchants enjoyed a fine
holiday trade. The weather was
favorable and people in great num-
bers came to the city and purchased
liberally. The stocks ot holiday
goods in the city were large; but
were mostly closed out.
"Nig" London, as he was known to
University students joined the U. S.
Navy and left Oklahoma City last
week for Norfolk Virgiuia. He was a
member of the Freshman class, and
also of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity
and was a very promising athlete.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Foster retur-
ned the first of the week from an ex-
tended visit in Wisa county, Texas
with relatives and friends. They
stopped off at Sulphur Springs I. T.
on their return and visited with their
daughter Mrs. J. K. Maxey several
days.
It is rumored that Mr. A. D. Acers
retires from the management of the
Carey-Lombard Lumber Company the
first of the year, in order to devote
all of his time to the Acers Gate Co.
Fred Carder will take charge of the
lumber company upon Acers' retire-
ment.
John E. Millar, who has spent the
greater part of his time in Guthrie
since the constitutional convention
convened doing what he could to
have the constitutional convention
see the propriety of squaring Cleve-
land county returned home last Fri-
day.
Mrs. Laura Gittlnger and daughter,
Mrs. Jas. Donald of Seymour, la , who
were visiting their son and brother
Prof. Roy Gittinger departed last
Saturday for Shawnee where they
will make their future home, Mr.
Gittinger and Mr. Donald having
moved to that city.
The special discount
sale at Hollands is being
appreciated by the peo-
ple, because the goods
are the best values to
be found and every body
gets the same treatment,
all saving a whole years'
interest on every dollar
spent.
J. B. Cummins, who left with J. M.
Burton and L. P. Barker for Serria
Blanco, Texas about ten days ago to
spend a month looking over the coun-
try, was called home by telegram on
account of serious illness of his wife
On liis arrival home Wednesday
morning he found his wife much
better.
Horses For Sale
I have just received a car load of
fine percheon mares, ranging in
weight from 1300 to 1(100 lbs. If you
want to purchase a line team of work
mares, see W. F. Essex.
Lost
In Norman last Tuesday night a
Stirling tree Saddle No. 392. Was on
a sorrel pony that broke loose and
was found without saddle. Liberal
reward for information that will
lead to recovery of saddle
J. C. Mauldin
TO OUR
PA TRONS and FRIENDS
turn to their school duties.
Mrs Mary Louise Guelich and Miss i J. W. Craig arrived home last S.it
Myrtle Sundstrom, from the music J urday from a three weeks trip
department of the State University I to New Mexico where he filed on a
gave a concert at Marshall Oklaho-1 homestead near Portales He ex
ma, last Friday under the auspices of i pressed himself as being well pleased
the Woman's Club of that city. j with the country.
is ;E desire to extend
YY our thanks to our
" " many friends and
.
customers who have con-
tributed to our great suc-
cess during the the past
year.
We trust you have had
you full share of pros-
perity in the year now
closing and we hope you
will continue to prosper.
As for ourselves, we
have no fault to find as
our business has been
far beyond our expect-
ations. The coming
year we expect to do a
larger business by giving
even greater values than
in the past.
With the compliments
of the season, we wish
all a Happy and Prosper-
our New Year.
MIHLEKS
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Allan, John S. The Peoples Voice (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, December 28, 1906, newspaper, December 28, 1906; Norman, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc118050/m1/5/: accessed May 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.