The Alva Record (Alva, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 34, Ed. 1 Friday, June 17, 1921 Page: 3 of 12
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FRITZLEN DOlirt
Harvest is on full blast. There is a
scarcity of harvest help. Many farm-
ers are binding and for lack of
shockers are leaving the bundle grain
in the windrow. Such grain will have
first call on the threshers.
The rains are delaying harvesting
operations. The ground is thoroly
soaked. Headers and binders slide
thru the mud in the hollows. Barge
wagons make heavy hauling, the
wheels cutting into the soggy soil to
a depth of 8 to 10 inches.
My old friend Sandor Hada is tak-
ing my advice. He is making a stack-
er of his boy, Billy. The lad gradu-
ated from the 8th grade this spring;
now his dad is giving him a liberal
education in the University of Hard
Knocks.
John E. Smith was out in these parts
Tuesday to look after his farm. The
present occupant and former owner,
Levi Miller, is “rarin to go” to Texas
and John will have to find a suitable
tenant for the farm before long.
Newt Trenary is back from Ochil-
tree, Texas, for harvest and Jack
Brown, another old timer, drove in
from Peck, Dewey county, last Satur-
day.
Chas. O. Madison and family of Ar-
kansas City, are visiting at the Knox
homestead. Mr. Madison and his son
Harry are helping to harvest the gol-
den grain.
Miss Agnes Harrington is helping
Mrs. Chas. Wagner with the house-
work during the busy harvest season.
Lewis N'ilson is here from La Veta,
Colorado, and accompanied by his son
Louis, Jr., visited Sunday with his
daughter, Mrs. Lena Vetter. Mrs. W.
H. Vetter and Grandma Davis of near
Winchester, also were Sunday visitors
at Mrs. Vetter’s home in Klondyke
Flat.
Mrs. Elizabeth Porter of Nash, Ok-
lahoma, came over Monday to attend
the funeral of her little nephew, Leo
Harrington, and to visit a few days
with relatives.
Chris Harrington came home from
Lloyd Fugit’s Sunday. The Fugit's
have a child very sick with diphthe
ria. The doctor quarantined their
home Sunday and Mr. Fugit found it
necessary to hire neighboring farm-
ers to bind his wheat, as the quaran-
tine regulations prevented him from
running a crew of his own.
Lewis Kessler has broken into the
select circle of plutocrats, by buying
a brand splinter new threshing out-
fit.
Hitting the High Spots
September the
the auto races up
year.
Sth is the date for
Pike's Peak this
Colorado Springs will maintain an
air service this summer between Col-
orado Springs, Pueblo, and Denver.
and for
In the District Court in
Woods County, Oklahoma.
The Houston Doughty Lumber {.om-
pany, a Corporation, Plaintiff,
vs.
C. W. Leeper, Defendant.
SIMMONS BY PUBLICATION
The State of Oklahoma to C. W.
Leeper. Greeting:
The said C. W. Leeper will take no-
tice that you ha\e been sued in the
above named court upon a certain
promissory note wherein the plaintiff
herein seeks to secure judgment
against you in the amount of $521.30,
together with interest thereon from
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* ARTHUR C. HALS. M. D. *
Practice limited to Diseases *
of the Eye, Ear, Nose and *
Throat A
Eyes tested, glasses fitted A
Office Phone 434. Res. 290 ♦
Monfort Bldg. Alva. Okla. A
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A C, H. MAUNTEL
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A LAWYER A
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an army of unemployed for another
march on Washington, this time to
compel that political sink of iniquity
to issue enough greenbacks to wipe
out the Liberty bond debt. Why not?
Also why pay debts when you can
wipe them out and get away with it?
Colorado Springs changed this
week to the City Manager form of
government. A. M. Wilson, legisla-
tor and prominent business man, is
the first City Manager.
The tomb of Jean Calvin, eagerly
sought for by the Calvinists for over
300 years has finally been revealed hv
member of the Calvin family, Eu-
gene Despeyr, of Geneva, Switzerland.
Calvin was buried May 24, 1564, in the
cemetery at Plain Palais, Switzerland,
jean Calvin was the great reformer
and founder of the Calvinist Church.
Don’t know that he will charge
any less for threshing, but Louie will
do good thoro work.
The stork has visited several homes
in this vicinity the past few days.
• Left a perfect little queen of a girl at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Cam-
eron last Thursday. The same day
Geo. Miller and wife were made the
happy parents of a son and heir. Geo.
thinks the young husky ought to some
day be as good a wheat stacker as
his dad. Grandma Miller finds little
time these days to give her other
pets their accustomed care and Uncle
Charlie is so tickled he can’t say any-
thing.
Last Friday a big husky boy baby
was left in the care of Mr. and Mrs
Love Butler. Love avers that the
youngster will follow his father's pro
clivities and become a famous ball
player. ,
The death angel entered the home
of our neighbors, Cornelius Harring-
ton and wife, Monday, and took from
them their eight months’ old baby
boy, Geo. Snuffed out in a twink-
ling the joy and sunshine, leaving in
stead anguished sorrow. The grief
stricken family have the sympathy of
the entire community. Interment
took place Tuesday afternoon at Fair-
view cemetery. Rev. C. Smeur offici-
ating. ’Tis reported that Father
Smeur delivered a very impressive
funeral sermon. The funeral service
was attended by a large concourse of
friends and neighbors.
This neighborhood was shocked last
week when news reached us of the
drowning in the flood waters of the
Arkansas, near La Junta, Colorado, of
Mrs. Frank White. The. family form-
erly resided near Hardtner, and were
well known here. The remains were
shipped back here for burial at Kio-
wa, last Friday. —Yours Truly.
A ALVA, OKLAHOMA A
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A DR. W. E. SIMON. A
A Physician and Surgeon A
General Coxey is again mobilizing the^ird day of MarcK 19^" aMhe rate i A Office over Monfort’s Drug Stare A
of 8 per cent, upon a certain pronus- * Telephones: Office, 196 *
sory note executed by you on the 3rd ^ Residence 514. A
day of March. 1920, for the sum of
$521.30 with interest at the rate of 8 ____
per cent until paid, sank note to be- '****#****###*#*#
come due and payable on the 1st day , *
of June, 1920. * DR- G- N- BILBY, +
You will be required to answer said A Physician and Surgeon A
petition on or before the 30th day of $ Office in Green Building. Phone A
July, 1921, or said petition will be ^ Residence and Office, 81. A
taken as true and judgment rendered
in favor of said plaintiff against you
in the amount of $521.30 with interest
thereon from the 3rff day of March,
1920, at the rate of 8 per cent and a
further judgment will be rendered
against you wherein a certain attach-
ment will be sustained levied against
your property situated in Woods
County. State of Oklahoma, and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
The Northwest Quarter and the
North Half of the Southwest Quarter
of Section 19, Township 28, Range
19; and the Northeast Quarter of Sec-
tion 24, Township 28, Range 20; all of
Section 15, and the Northeast Quarter
and the South Half of Section 10; and
the Southeast Quarter of the North-
east Quarfter and the Northeast
Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of
Section 21, and the South Half of the
Northwest Quarter and the Southwest
Quarter of Section 22, and the East
Half of Section 9; all in Township 28,
Range 20, W. I. M.
And the said premises will be sold
or so much thereof as is necessary to |
satisfy plaintiff’s claim and the costs
of this action;
And that upon the sale and con-
firmation of the same that you and all
persons holding under, by or through
you will be forever barred from as-
serting any right, title, interest, claim
or estate in and to the above describ-
ed premises or so much thereof as
will be required, to satisfy plaintiff’s
PICTURE FRAMING
We have purchased the Picture Framing equipment
from Frank Howerton and are now prepared to frame
your pictures.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF MOULDING TO SE-
LECT FROM.
CHICK STUDIO
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
Opposite Postoffice.
Phone 266
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A Missouri Industrial Court has
held that you can “cuss out” the tele-
phone operator without losing your
telephone rights. AH of which is
very nice, but a Missouri editor wants
to know how that will help you get
the right number after the “Cussin’.”
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The synod of the Polish National
Catholic Church at its recent conven-
tion in Scranton, Pa., voted to abolish
celibacy among its clergymen.
PATTERSON RESIGNS
O. H. Patterson, who for many
years has been connected with the
Frank Howerton Funeral Parlors,
will take an extended vacation this
summer. He intends to visit his old
time friends and relatives in different
parts of Oklahoma.
The Record $2.00 per year.
claim; and for such other and furth-
er relief as to the court may seem
proper. Emma Ringer.
(Seal- Court Clerk.
C. H. Mauntel, Atty for Plaintiff.
6-17-4t.
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A J. J. GLASER, A
A Attorney A
A Green Building Alva. Okla. A
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For One Week—June 18th to June 25th
AT HARRISON’S
< qt. Ten Kettle------------$1.69
6 qt Preserving Kettle______$1.69
6 qt Covered Convex Kettle $1.69
16-in. Double Roaster......$1.69
6 Cup Percolator----------$1.29
2 qt Double Rice Boiler----$1-29
GET YOURS WHILE GETTING IS GOOD-SATURDAY
HARRISON BROS. FURNITURE CO.
Home of “SEALY" Mattress.
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The Foot At Its Best In
THE SARANAC
Delightful exclamations will greet you—admiring
will follow you—wherever you may appear in
Saranac.
eyes
The
There is something so smartly dignified
sportsy, white kid-and-cloth one-strap. It
grees removed from the common.
about this
is many de-
OUTDOOR SERVICE IN PARK
SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 18.
The Christian church will give an
out-door service Saturday night at
eight o’clock on the court house
lawn, for the benefit of the harvest
men who have come to help Alva
gather her bumper wheat crop.
The following is the program:
Hymn, “Sweet By and By.”
Hymn, “Shall we Gather at t
River.”
Prayer, Art Tanner.
Male Quartette.
Scripture Story. J. M. Asbell.
Male Quartette.
Addresses, Prof. Herod and S. L.
Walton.
The community is invited to come
and help make this service a success.
J. M. Asbell,
S. L. Walton.
Moreover, you will find it a boon companion. It is so
agreeable—it fits in graciously with any plans you may
have on foot.
This can be ascribed to the fact that The Saranac, like
all smart Red Cross Shoes, has been made expressly for
an active existence, rather than a passive one—made to
fit the foot in action-
Fashioned of snowy white cloth. Tip, ball strap, instep
strap and collar of white kind. Ivory leather sole and
heel.
You will think your foot has attained the epitome of
smartness when you try on The Saranac.
$7.50
WEST SIDE SHOE STORE
We Have the
Goods hr You
in these harvest days time
is an important factor.
Come here for your good
things to eat. You can
get anything you want in
a very few minutes.
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LOANS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
When you buy Real Estate don’t you always look
around to see where you can do the best? Why not do
the same about your loan? Come in and let us explain
our loan contract; and let y.ou be the judge; our rates,
terms, and payment privileges can’t be beat; and your
money is ready when title shows clear; so bring us your
financial problems and let us help solve them.
Anderson Loan and Realty Co.
Phone 27.
Alva, Okla. Monfort Building.
The Tea Store Has It
The T ea Store
in its new location.
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Blakey, R. F. The Alva Record (Alva, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 34, Ed. 1 Friday, June 17, 1921, newspaper, June 17, 1921; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1043022/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.