The Hennessey Clipper (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 32, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 8, 1921 Page: 4 of 6
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8 Tired
"T wac week -ird run down.
H X latin Mrs Jla Burnett, of
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PICKED UP IN THE STICKS
The rain that fell Mon lay- evening
we* very mueh appreciated hut the hiil
was not.
Mr. and Xlrs. George Sander- and
fa ilv vUited at John HallSunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E O Paulien and
daughter, Pjfarl: Mr. and Mrs Lit i
Hounds and sou, tailed on <>e". ( lio;ite
and family, Sunday.
The dance at Umdy Baaaford'a plat
for* Saturday night was well atte id-
ed. There will be one there licit Sat
nrday night
I.vudell and Roy Choate, Bu.iolph
and'Fred Paulsen and Andy Wiley and
Bla icre and Pansy Bailey called at
the ■ 'hartier home Wednesday evening.
Mr. Ira Choate, Misses Lillie and
Ethel Chartier and Lucile and Pearl.
Pnekett visited at the Wymore horn. j
on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs D M Bail'y visited
Wednesday at George Chartier s
Mound Ridge school will tart Mon-
dav, the 12th. with Mrs. Mary Thome
■-* teacher.
mmmam M Prfff*
at Paulsen'* Saadav W> r all «Ud
trt *e Rudolph is back all ready, he. ,
Mountain R1 lfe sehool will opan on
Mondav for the year s work, with Mr-.
Theme as teacher. Presume it wil.
prove a< successful a year as las'.
(Clipper)
LACY ITEMS
We pot a good rail- Mondav ereninu
and an awful hail storm. The ha.
stones were as larg- as base balls and
a lot of them went through the oofs
of hoiLses and barns.
Rev Cloud still preaches every 2nd
and 4th Suuudav at 3:00 p. m.. at the
Lacv sehool house. Everybody invit
ed '
Mr and Mrs. John Humphry and
, 1 son. Marion, of Enid, visited last
' I week with the latter'« parents M
i i in,| Mr- Deli Walcott and son. Rav
i Little Ravmond Cory, who was sen
,,u-!v scalded last week, is a little bet
' trr at this writing
.1 K Bowles is not so well at this
I writini:. He had a backset on- day of
! l«*t week.
I Pavi.i Beebe lo*t control of hi« ear
1 when it hit a rut whUe he was eoina
home from Bill Romhild'a. The ear
turned over with him, but lnekilv he
escaped serious iniury.
Mrv Pallas Goodpasture was taken
II to an Enid hospital. Sunday.
: Mm Will Norris. Mrs Amanita
11 Ooodriasture and Mrs. Irving Notfis
11 i n pa n ie d Mrs Pallas Ooodputnre
I to the hospital at Enid, last Sun.lav.
I Mr. aad Mrs. John Tice spent Suaday
{ t th Frank Boatman home
' H i Turk mailed b W M Bak.r «n
day of laf* w«*?k
We are certainly ill need of ruin. It
tsa too dry to plow
Mr. Charles Atkinson called at the
Baker home oue day duriaft the week
Mrs. Ethel Pearl is planning to e n
struct a new home soon.
Rarmuitd Cory, young son of Mr.
aud Mr*.* Graat Cory was painfully
scaided Monday in a kettle of hot wa-
ter, but better t thi* writing.
W. M. Baker and wife attended the
Jtohu .lane sale, near Ames, Thursday.
K very body is netting plenty of sand
in their eraw as result of hijrh wind.
l)r. Dixon calle«l at the Grant Cory
home Saturday, to see little Raymond.
w\ m la Nttitflag fron boras su-
tain-'d on Monday of last week.
«'hr.s. Allen and two sons. Rex and
Alfred, of Barr, visited ,at the W. M
Baker home 8atnrday and Sunday.
(>te Thompson called at Tirant Cory 's
Saturdav, also at •'has. Atkinson s.
ckmetvmv
-(Clipperl-
Mr. and Mrs James K-rents
family, of Higgins, Texas, was
goe-ts of Floyd Best an'l. family
tker relatives last week.
(Clipper)
MOUND RIDGE
and
the
and
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••11 Mondav
f. r the rai
eV.Bin-
Bnthie and Op: On
i^h seh04)l in Hennea-
Ve wi«h th"t su • ••<. !
start<d t
t M n ay
ieir studies
Etr
and Lillie ' "h - r*: •
's ->D Snndav
Mr and Mrs E O P:
*>n visited
I Mr. Will Van Wev is stripping cane
this week in preparation for making
sorghum.
(Clipper}
LOVELL NEWS
! We had a nice little rain Sunday
ening
Miss Minnie Redenbo was a Lovell
visitor. Su'ndav
Mis- Evelyn Elrod left Sunday eve
nine 'o attend school at Hennessey.
The oil test east of town is laid up
awaiting repairs.
Mr- John Fry and Irene Acton were
(liithrie shopper*. Monday.
Sehool began Monday, with a large
attendance.
Mr anl Mrs Nelson have a new
baby girl.
Krnest D-iinv's have moved to town,
also Emmet Thotilas' family
Paul Litson visite.l with Lovell
triemls over Sunday
Mr Smith, from Guthrie, visited
lieor.'e M ('anions, Sundav
The Rebekahs will give a play, Fri
day niirht
Mrs Elrod and Mr- Ford were in
Hennessey, shopping. Monday.
(Clipper)
OUT ON ROUTE FOUR
i Prv. Prv!' Drv' Who savs that you
' won't burn tip in Okiatjoma
Minnie Baker suffered with tooth
I ache the first of the week.
Ethel Pearl and son. Fred, were in
I Prummond, Tuesday.
Minnie Baker and Ethel Pearl called
at the P W Seney home the first of
|the week.
Hurry up. A—and get your corn
fodder set up.
Mis- Nannie Bryant left Wednesday
fM Kini.'fisher. where she will visit
Mr* Ann Baker and also Lulu Eaton.
She expects to remain about a week.
BISON AND VICINITY
Mr and Mrs. Chartee Herrian and
-oh. Ralph, motor- i to Enid. Saturday.
Mr- T. C. Krippendorf received
•■vord last week of the death of a little
nei.e. -laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Woo. 1 ring, of ne;tr Seiling. Okla. Mrs.
Krippendorf left immediately for that
place Mr. Krippendorf received w,.rd
flenday morning that \ ilia also died
Villa will be remembered by B «on
people as she attended school here
me years ago. We extend heartflt
sympathy.
Mrs. I F. Woodring and son. Al-
bert. aui Mr. Kri'|.endorf, were Sun-
day dinner guests of Mr*. Kell
Mrs. I veil and children have moved
to town for the winter.
Mi— Nell Reger and brother, of
Enid, M'ent thV1 week end at the Rein-
kemev^r home.
While driving home from Eui i. Sun-
lay night, Mr. .1 F Reinkemeyer and
Charles Mack were hurt, when their
,ar ran of the fill south of Waukomi
However, neither of them ar. thought
to be seriously injured.
From M..y 1. 1&21
l.ors'mo Beach
E M Baranm
i ougreaatioaal Aid ■
P. R Brewer
D. M. Gray
Robert Jo! irttotl . . .
\[r^ .1 W Rawling:
H W Gritz
!~>r. tlriines
L. D Hickman
i li \I Snooks
W. R. Blackburn
S A Iniel
J S Anglin
Roy Do wens
Millie Thompson ..
E. Moery
I. 0 Townseuil .
H. C MeCaleb
E. B Coekrell
Eva Patrick
Pick McMeckiu
D. C. Morris
Eliza Holmes
Eliza Holmes
R W Butler
Belle Butler
Mrs. M A* Cox ,
Mrs. Mint a Jackson
p. V Spaulding
f> Lemon
to Sept 1. 19"-1
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I. 0. O. F.
Job Hardy
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Doagiaa Siils
E A Reap
Ben Kacer
Mrs. Ida Clements .
Andrew Clements .
A. W Woods
Archie Squires . . .
Rhodes Est. i
Mrs. J 0 McGee
Wm. Rutherford
Eva Felt
Mrs. A. L. Clmark
Allen Knox
Mrs. Faulkenstein .
E C Bullis
P. P Goff
W. O CSrmer
John Withers
Rehekah Lodge
Mrs. T. Beckwith
Wm. Spomer
A W. Lowe
Prummond Est.i
ftrace Maddox
P A. Mathews ..
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Van PunUp
Oeorae Hawks
Masonic Lodge
Eli '.abeth Snider
C. A. Robbins
Fred Seiber
Mrs P. M Piggott
.1. L. .Jones
Mrs. M. Drake
Mrs. Zada Hasty
(). N. Nelson
Mr-. H. M Parks
| Mrs. J. C. Myers
I W. H . Zion
I Mrs. E P. Bradley
H. C. Pownell
Pr. N .1 Rector
Mrs. Perigo
Sa all Butler
S. Farthing
Mr>. J B. Poindexter ...
Mrs. Mary Hope
Mis. Jane Brown
Laura Throckmorton
Mrs. J J. Jordan
Harry Overfelt
Bethel Corder
ieorge Clark
Cal Fisher
Benton States
Jo"hu Jones
E. C. Moore
Austin Roberts
T. E. Hilbish
Wm. Schroer
Mis E C. Nivison
( . ampbell
Mr- Clara ('line
Fri nk Elston
Robert Rasmussen
Mrs. S A. Richey
Mrs. Emma Vance
Mrs A. -T. Fisher
W. .1. Haines
A Clark
Hessie Coffman
James Walton
Wm. Tallman
Jennie Henry
James Hamil
Mrs. Frank Ratliff
W. M Beaman
\ B. Lamb
Val Smith
P. S. Claris
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♦46.50
$15.00
4340 50
rretarv.
KAftMomr
Mr. and Mrs. Buford Bu g« audi
and Mr- (ieorge «'raun Sundov«l|-
Maey's.
Mrs. Bennett and daughter, J
Anna Croka, spent last Thursday pi
with Mrs. John HMthorn.
Mr. a: d Mrs. Pick Bugg spent I
w.ek with Mr. and Mrs Ray
ha nor, in Arkansas City
Mr. and Mrs. R O. Murphy v'
Mr. and Mrs. A. t . Davis, Buna
Opal and Kuthe Choate went tc
nes-ev, Monday, where they cntl
high school.
Mr. and Mrs. John Spomer wei
Enid Friday.
Mrs. Lucy Goodpasture was tike
the (ienerai Hospital at Enid thiai
where jthe is very seriously ill.
Mrs. B. Spomer and Ida,
Mrs. Elmer U.vrd, Tuesday.
(Clipper')
HP.ND IN YOUR ITEMS
BUT SIGN YOUR NA
Home items sent, in for publics!
by mi ii,iionymints correspondent,
Inj! Unit ii dance wo(^d be given at
>i I..i I1'11It mii home :ienr Bison,
Monday night, slipped into print in!
Init Issue. The statement wr.s una
Old'oil by Mr. and Mrs. Fukso, una
rciiicl Hi In future w|
H iesi nil corriwpondents to sign |
nniiii'M lo tiny and all news notesj
corresjiondeiiee. Your name will lit
printed.
Qualify Ifourself for-
Are you ambitious—tired of b
congenial work that offers lit:
for tho future7 Then learn ho
business training at "the tho;
ongh" school will fit you for'
real po-it!oi. anil a real salart
f Rusi^ess College
Namo
Addres3
For full informa
tion sign your
:uirr. . teur out
vi.-l inP.il to the
Knid Business
allege, llnld, Okla.
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mi-inr——naaoi ipnot
1«—i r. r-r <1 .onQI
Talk to Yourself in
Terms ot the Future
What Shape Will You Be In when your
earning power is gone'.' W ill you own lnvestmen ?
uavine vou a good income and be in position to
command the comforts of life or will you be torced
to rely on charity.
Every One must look this problem squarely in
the face. It must be met. The responsibility is
yours. If you expect your future to be satisiactory
you must plan and work accordingly.
The Precise Manner in which you practice
thrift is not so important as the saving and sound
investment of part of your present income. At the
same time it is essential that you select a method
that will conserve your funds.
Our Partial Payment Plan for Investing
in the Sound and Dependable Securi-
ties of this Company is Simple, tasy
and Convenient. Why not get the facts.
Securities Department
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company
ENID DIVISION
LINCOLN BBEERBOWER. Manager
n M BYLI.KSRY 4 CO., Fic*l Agents
Hyllesbv Engineering nd Management Corporation
Engineer* and Manager*
BACKED BY ti YEARS DIVIDEND
RECORD
PUBLIC SALE
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HAVING DECIDED TO CLOSE OUT PART OF pUR STOCK. ON ACCOUNT OF BEING SHORT
OF HELP WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE AT THE GEO. W STURGEON HOMESTEAD, 1 MILE
NORTH AND 2 WEST OF LACY. 3 MILES EAST AND 8 MILES SOUTH OF AMES. 14 MILES
WEST OF* HENNESSEY. AND 5 MILES WEST AND SOUTH OF DRUMMOND, ON
Thursday, Sept. 15
Sale to begin at 1 OrOO o'clock a. m. sharp, the following personal property:
76 Head of Cattle
5 trooii milch cows 4 to 7 years old
2 coiiiniK TT year old >teer*. stood ones
1(1 tfood yearling steers
gooil milch cows fro 4 to 7 years old
2 2-year-old heifers with calves at side
1 •_! war-old heifer
s yearling steers
1 yearling heifers
2 extra fat cows
s good milch cows from 4 to S years old
2 2 yeai~old heifers
2 whitefaee yearling heifers
2 4-year-old steers
:i 2-year-old steers
1 yearling steer
111 spring calves
(i cows with tUlves at si
2 IN war "old heifers
42 Head of Hogs; 5 Sheef
40 H*AD OF YOUNG HOGS averaging 30 to 80 lbs
2 GOOD BROOD SOWS
5 GOOD WOOL SHEI
_ Sums of $1000 and under, cash; on sums over $10.00 a credit of 10 months'time will lie given on Imnka
Tovme note's, notes to drew 10 per cent interest from date;& per cent dUcouut for esah on nil sums over $10.00.
1 eiIU8propertv must lie settled for before removal.
LUNCH WILL BE SERVED BY W W MOLES
Geo. W. Sturgeon
COL. J. L MURPHY, Auct
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Cle
aocaoi
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The Hennessey Clipper (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 32, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 8, 1921, newspaper, September 8, 1921; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc102190/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.