The Hennessey Clipper (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 2, 1920 Page: 3 of 8
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BJSON AND VICINITY
Liello, everybody! Here w<* an' attain
sifter a few works vacation.
Mrs. Anna Haywood was a Thanks
jjivinj* Day tfuest at thr Moore homo,
northwest ot' town.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. B. Frost and sou.
Victor, inotorcd to llnid Thanksgiving
day.
Mr. and Mrs. U. Sluslier entortain
od quire a number of friends and r 1:
tivos from Knid on Thursday.
Mr. John I veil and family spoilt Tnr
key day witli the former's brother,
Pete Ivea and falily, wo.st of town.
The Sunday afternoon piu'Kts at tin-
Mack homo wore blisses Adolla Pribvl,
Anna Matnsek. Bessie a.nd Lvdin Tro
jaii.
Miss Adolla Pribvl motored to Hon
uessoy on Saturday.
Miss Lena Uhoads, who is working
in Omega, spent th< week-end with
home folks.
Mis* Nell Uepr and KlsieVette spent
Sunday with home folks iu Knid.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivruekenberg enter
tained the following guests Thausgiv
ing Day: The former's father and
#mothor, sister and family, Mrs. Thorn
ton. Miss Ruth Thornton, Mrs. Parker
and Miss Mario Magdeburg.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. I). Blodgctt and
son, Oscar, and Mr. and Mrs. A.
I mo I and family were Thanksgiving
Day dinner guests at the V. V. Blod
^ott home in Hennessey.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uerrian nio
tored to Knid on Thursday.
fcHbortn Woodring, who is attending
school iu Stillwater, spent a few days
of last *rek with his mother. Mrs. I
P. Wood ring.
Mrs. I. (•. Van I>usen spent Turkey
Day with Mr and Mrs. Mark Melma,
of Knid.
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HARMONY
Mr and Mrs. R. 1). Murphy and
family visited A. D. Davis, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Griffin, of Center,
Mo., are visiting the latter's sisters,
Mosdamos A Burge and T. ,1. Mur
phy, also nieces and nephews.
Mr. and Mrs. Rimer Hyrd and Mr.
and Mrs. f riffin Sundayod ;it Bufoid
Burge's.
Mr. and Mrs T .1 Murphy and
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Murphy and Mr.
and Mrs. R. K. Byr l went t" Lahoma
last Thursday, whore they attended the
funeral of Orville Hern, grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. T. .). Murphy. The re-
mains were trought from France, leav-
ing there September 29 and «rriving in
Knid last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ktta Choate, who litis boon em-
ployed as teacher in t li< Henderson
school, began her work, Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Bcnuett, of Wichita,
arc visiting their children, Mrs. Anna
Croka and Mr. John Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. Willi Spoiuer spent
Saturday evening at John Spomer *b
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Murphy called at
Klmer Byrd's and A. Burge's. Monday
p. m.
Mr. and Airs. Griffin visited from
Sunday until Tuesday with Mr and
Mrs. John Spomer.
Mrs. Barnard is enjoying a visit
from her friend. Mrs. Wright, < t Ok hi
home City.
Mr. and Mrs 1<. <>. Murphy and
children and Mr. and Mrs Klmer
Byrd visited Sunday p in., at I L
Murphy's.
About IU o'clock Sunday night this
vicinity received its first snow, but it
had disappeared bv daylight, Monday.
Mr. Bennett and graudsons, LeRoy
and Johnnie Freeman, spent Saturday
wtih the former's son, John.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Dixon and Mr.
and Mrs. John Henthorn spent Sunday
evening at Grandpa Murphy's
Mr. and Mrs. Griffin accompanied
Mrs. A. Burge to Oklahoma City, Fri-
day, returning Saturday. They left on
Monday for their homes in Missouri,
stopping enroute at Huthinson, Ivans.,
where they will spend a few days at
the homes of Mr. Griffin's brothers,
John and Bon. They wore well pleased
with Oklahoma.
Mr. and Mrs. T. I Murphy, Mr.
and Mrs. Buford Burge, Mr. and Mrs.
John Spomer, Mr. and Mrs. Klmer
Byrd, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Griffin and
Robert Murphy, Jr., spent. Thanksgiv-
ing at A. Burge's.
Mr. and Mrs J. II. Boshears spent
Thanksgiving with their daughters,
Mrs. Martha Dean and Mrs. Kssio
Harmon, at Cashion
Fred Homers visited several days
with his mother, Mrs. Boshesrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Wymote called at
Grntidpn Murphy's one evening last
week. |^
Dallas Murphy, of Marlow, in visit-
ing home folks
Miss Marie Mitchell, of Marshall,
Miss Ocle Mitchell, uf Chickasha, and
Mr. Luke Gorrel dined with Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Mitchell on Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Paul Larsen visited last Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Neil Larson, whose
son, Vincel was very sick the latter
part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Buiup called at
the A. M Ingle home one evening last
week.
Miss Dora Berkenbile is visiting
Mrs. Klva Berkenbile at this writing.
• ■ (Clipper)
WEST OF TOWN ITEMS
Mrs. M. L. Herod and children,
Charity and Toy, called on Mrs. F. A.
Botts and daughter, Francos, Friday
afternoon
Oapt. Griffin came up from Oklaho
ina i Hty, Saturday, and is spending a
few days with Miss Charity Herod,
.northwest of town.
Mr. aud Mrs. Francis Fulmer and
ehildron Sundayed at the Art Cljne
home near town.
_ Mrs. S. T. Davis, of Knid, Hpvut
I he week end with her sister, Mrs. If.
Mrs. Eva Porigo, ot Hennessey, \ Nor wine, west of Ames.
spent Thanksgiving with her da.ughter.
Holiday Portraits
AT CHRISTMAS I'lMK NO Gin
HKINGS GREATER JOY THAN
AN ARTISTIC AND Llf'FXIKf. POR-
TRAIT.
SITTINGS MADE DAY OK NIGHT
MAKC AN APPOINTMENT TODAY
The Millers"
Carl Poe. who hat* boen in Knid for
a week, returned home Tuesday with
his father
Claude AI vea helped Mrs Bailey on
Monday with the butchering.
Jens Madsen called on John Nelson
on Monday
John Crosswhite is able to be out j
again. He doesn't want any more nails
in his foot, rustv or otherwise.
*
Nearly every one in this neighboi
hood went to Hennessey on Sunday to
attend the funeral of Mr« Geo C
Snider
The scholars of Union School enjoy
ed a two-day vacation last week. Miss
Garten, the teacher enjoyed thanksgiv
ing dinner with home folks.
We are glad t«• boa ble to stat• ■ that
Cleo Inyle is able to bo up again.
Leon Berkenbile visited his grand-
pa r nts mi Sandfly.
A. M lugh- made t fly in j* trip to
Do\ r. Monday, after nails.
Sunday school at Cnioif every Sun
dav. Tl)<ii i- alwnvs i eood atten
a nee, but here is room for more. Wei Green, on Thankngiving. The Lone Oak
extend a heart\ invitation to all who t pupils enjoyed a two-day vacation
are not attending j Mr and Mrs. Neil Larson's child
Miss Sarah Patton, teacher of Lone | ron, who were somewhat ill with bad
Oak s.hool, visited her sister, Mrs colds last week, arc reported better
STORAGE
BATTBIY
i Mr*. Viol 1 i * Wilson spent Saturday
I afternoon sith Mrs. F. A. Botts and
and Mrs. Mac iVrijjo called at. | daughter, Frances
Bvrd's Wednesday. . •*}
M rs. Doris ('arson.
Mr
Klmei
Mr. and Mrs. George Myers are Cie
parents of ;• little son, born \'o\.
Clipper)— —
[N AND AROUND LACY
H -ward McMeckeu n**d Harv
m ailed :it th> Bradtield lioni«-
Pat-
Sun
dav.
k.
Mi .
and son, Gone,
• I relatives near Ames Saturday.
Renshaw and Jack, Jr.. w)k ar
•• ••■•kini! at \ines, came home with
j them to spend Sundav.
i Cha-s. Botts shopped in Heunessi
Mr. :nni M r> Otlia sturge«'n u.\f,,nda v
visitors at John McCaleb's. Tnesdav
Mrs. Jackson, who was taken to an
Knid hospital some lime ago, is improv-
ing v ry slowly
Mr. John Bowles and daughter,
Mary, are visiting with his son a
otliei relatives and friends in Hat;
Kansas, at present.
Bill Guthrie's spn, Klmer, had the
misfortune to break tits arm, Friday
tit i«* reported getting along nicer.
On account of stormy weather, Cap
Griffin had to postpone his fiight at
Okoeio- ast Sundav.
M . .-i'.iI Mrs. < lyd.• Miller spent
Tne^lay ;it Oe (ilenn Miller home
Mr. J. D. Patten an I family and
M <)r * a I Goldin& - j• 111 Thanksgiving
at tlie home of Mrs. Andy Green out
southeast • >!' Henness \
Mi. W. H Norris and family took
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Walt Nor-
ris, Sunday.
Miss Edna Jones, teacher at Forest
Oak s.-hool, spent Thank striving with
honii' foks at Knid.
Mi .1 K. Bowles and daughter,
Mary, spent Thanksgiving at Harper,
Kan-., visiting Otis Bowles, who is at
tending school tin re. and other rela-
tives.
Mr; I. I> Patten is preparing to
put down a now well, as there is ;i hole
i:i the pipe in the old one.
Miss Helen Bradtield, who has been
staying at Knid for some time, is here
visiting with home folks at present.
(Clipper)
SOUTHEAST GLEANINGS
This community was saddened by
the death of a very dear friends, Mrs.
George Snider, whose death occurred
last Thursday in an Knid hospital.
I N MKMORY OF A FRTKXD
Dearest mother thou has left us
And our homo is filed with gloom;
And some day we hope to moot you
In that land oyound the tomb.
Oh. we'll miss you, yes we'll mi^s you.
For we see thy form no more.
But some day we hope to greet you
On that happy, golden shore.
On that bright and glorious morning,
When the dead in Christ shall rise.
May 0.111 spirits all bo wafted
To that home beyond the ski.-*.
By a Friend.
Dora and Fritz Berkenbile Visited
Sunday afternoon with their father
and mother. Mr. and Mrs .1. H. Bor
kenbile
Cleo Ingle, who has been ill with
•lieu men in is on the road to recovery
Mr. and Mrs. Horshbergor, Mr*.
White, Mi^ Cora and Mr. Orlio White
wore dinner guests at the Gorrel homo
on Thanksgiving.
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NEWS BUDGET
Devere ingle, accompanied by Man
ford and Miss .Doris Ingle, shot Han.
Shoot hojne through the mud and rain
Sunday night in their little Ford Thf
youngsters report an enjoyable trip.
Arthur Ingle aud son, Marion, built
;i cow shed Monday and Tuesday. That
snow Sunday night made t.hom think
winter was hero, and thov sure got
busy.
Fred Driskell was a visitor at his
brother, Tim's, Sunr.a\
Miss Ode Mitchell who was here
i'rom Chickasha, visiting her aunt,
Mrs. R. A. Mitchell, accompanied A.
G Ingle to Marshall, Saturday. She
returned Sunday to Chifaksha. where
she is attending school.
Holiday Prices
on Pianos
A' piano.olt'ers the most en-
joyable and at the same
time the least expensive en-
tertainment foryourse'f and
quests iij;ht in wnn home.
(/>me in and yet our speci-
al holiday prices on Pianos
a'td Talking Machines
J.J. La Valley
TRAOt MAAK NIOl|T|R(D
The Right Battery
for YOUR Car
Every car needs a certain particular
type of battery to fit the other elec-
trical equipment the car builder put
on it.
Don't ro to some one who'll sell you
"any old battery" because he hasn't
your particular size and type in stock.
Come to the Authorized Willard
Service Station where we carry a com-
plete stock, and can sell you the on«
battery that your car needs.
And remember Willard Batteries
with Threaded Rubber Insulation last
longt-r and need less repairs than any
other you can buy because the insula-
tion lasts as long as the plates, instead of
wearing out and making reinsulation
m - uiy before you have had the full
$crv;c.e you should fceL
Collins* Garage
HENNESSEY OKLAHOMA
HERZBERG & STERNBERGER
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A Tonic
For Women
I was hardly able to ilrag, I
was so weakened,' writes Mrs.
\V. I-'. Kay, of Easley, S. C.
" The doctor treated me forabout
two months, still I didn't get
any better. I had a larf;e fam-
ily and felt I surely must do
something to enable me to take
care of my little ones. I had
heard of
CARDUI
The Woman's Tonic ^
"I decided to Iry it," con-
tinues Mrs. Kay ... "1 took
eight bottles in all ... I re-
gained my strength and have
had no more trouble with wo-
manly weakness. I have ten
children and am able to do all
my housework and a lot out-
doors ... I can sure recom-
mend Cardui."
Take Cardui today,
be just what you need.
At all dniggists.
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II may
Men's and Boys' Suits
and Overcoats Cut
to Old Time
Prices
We are going to dispose of our stock of clothing. In
order to make this sale interesting to all, we have
slashed our profits. On some garments we have
L-ut far helow manufacturers' cost. This sale offers
an exceptional opportnnity to purchase a practical
Christmas present at a ridiculous low price.
Youug Men's nobby
cut Suits, all wool
materials, redue>
from $35 00 to
Men's good all wool
Worsted Suits, in
good weight, new-
est patterns, form-
er price $:15 and
$:)7T)0 reduced to
Young Men's newest
[•tit Fall Suits, of
all wool handtail-
ored unfinished
worsteds and flan
nels, in the new
browns, navy and
dark green, form-
er price $50. now
525
s25
oo
00
Men's Melcalf worst-
ed Suits, the best
woolens made, in
newest patterns,
hand tailored the
former price was
$50 to $ti0, now—
*35 s3750 s40
s35-°o
Men's Overcoats of
heavy all wool
cut down front
$35,00 to
Men's real tine hand-
tailored Overcoats
all sizes and new-
est styles, $40 and
$45 values, are re-
duced in this sale to
$2250
s3Qoo
In addition to this sale we are knifing
prices on all Ladies' and Misses' Coats,
Suits, Skirts, Waists—Ideal Xmas Gifts.
HERZBERG & STERNBERGER
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