rv f u..„( Tr^j.klo Moss Appointed Superintendent
bits of heart Irouble G, D^(1SS> 8upei,utl,ltai.llt.„
  ! schools iii in Hennessey lust year
Mrs. 1.. C. Casebeer Expires has been honored by appoint-
Suddenly at Home in this
City About 2 o'clock
Wednesday
ment as superintendent of tl  
Okfuskee county "high school.
This will he pleasing news to his
many friends here.
Mr. Moss was tendered the
I position while acting as instruct
Mrs. I.uriiiihi C Casebeer a pioneer set-| (jr in tj,e okfuskee county nor
tie.«.  tl.U vioioity and ^ mal and lias .ptod.
The l.ri 'u«f to his
■ cmiIii'iI troni lieaii failure. Mrs. Case-1 character and ability is taken
lieer liail just rei.irneil on train No. , from resolutions passed by tile
h""'; V,daoShfer^d "seemed j county normal, and reprinted
to" t-e'^'in " excellent spirits and ^ood from the Okemah Independent:
lit dili Her daughter, Mrs. Lodge, whs | Be It Further Resolved. That we shall
wiili her wliei. si.,- v.as attacked lis a always remember Mr. Moss for the able
slum i "I! 'a licr heart. Death resulted and impartial manner in which he has
aim 'Si instantl) i'ni'.eial ervice will be conduc ted the institute: that his work lias
held Friday morning  t 10.00 o'clock nt | been characterized by tiis honesty in pur-
the Christian church. | iose and thoroughness in method; that
  we appreciate his painstaking and untir-
« n m .t.„ ing efforts and his keen sense of humor
A IVVO Mont lis UUtlllg. I tliat has lightened our work and made,
Mr and Mrs. Carl Cashion left July 3rd pleasant the days; that we extend to him
for Los Angeles, via the southern route, our sincere thanks and assure him that
where thev will visit Mrs. Cushion's par- his influence in deep, broad and lasting.
t „ts Mr and Mrs S W Tryon They . . The teachers of Okfuskee county
expect to visit at Salt Lake City, San exchanged greetings with the Roger Mills
Francisco and other western points. County teachers and assured them or
spending altogether about two months in their appreciation of Mr. Moss, who form-
the west. As this is the first vacation erly conducted the Roger Mills County tn-
for I'-iri fur four years, when they visited stitute. Mr. Moss is favorably known in
the exposition at Seattle, Wash., he is the state of Oklahoma, having been con-
ulanning to enjoy every minute of the ductor of institutes for more than twenty
time 1 J. Cashion has taken Carl's place years and ten years county superintend-
i , tile Cashion & DayhutT store during ent. His ability in school work is second
his absence. 10 none in the state and his pleasing per-
"  I sonality has won for him many friends in
, , . it i Okfuskee county. . . . The most im-
I aul Jones in Hospital pressive part of the program, however,
Paul Jones the youngest son of B L. came when Prof Moss, in his sytnpathet-
Jones underwent 1111 operation at 1111 ic, loving way. presented to Supt. Nelson
I nid hospital the tirst of the week for a|>- a thirty-second degree mason ring, the
pendicitis A report received from the gift of the teachers of Okfuskee county as
hospital today (Thursday) states that the an appreciation of their love and respect
patient is improving steadily and his for their retiring superintendent. Mr
fi lends hope for his early recovery. Moss is a sympathetic speaker, and more
than once in his well ordered talk did
Work on the school building has been tears come to the eyes of those present.
delayed about a week, pending the am. „ ,♦ u/u„i...i. Dr', <
ai of some 1 beams for the concrete floor. Everything at Wholesale Prices
Contractor Renshaw expects to lie able 1 p0vorite Flour, per sack. $1.15
to resume in a few days. | |]arvest Bell, per sack 1.10
The Willing Workers of the Christian choice Patent, per sack  .9(
Church will serve cream in the downtown .. . ,,...,1, .30
district on Saturday, July 19th. Location 1 ' 1 * u" i' P 'Vlfi'S
will be given later. • ■ ti. u tviiUGjo.
A. W. WESTLAKE
Notary Public
Farm Loans, Insurance
In you arc figuring on a Farm Loan it
will he to your interest to figure with me
First door south of Hennessey Clipper
Tii'f m
Our store is full of beautiful Summer Things for the little
and also for the boys and men. No one has been overlooked when ^ sum-
chandise. In our dress goods department you will find dainty, acymaer^lsor thes^
mer gown that have the freshness of the first spring flowers and shimmering anJ
of distant snow capped mountains. Dainty laces, attractive lace collars, t .y
everything for the pretty summer girl, and just now we are offering some enUcing bargains.
Note the prices we are making on our men s clothing. These are the P
Elegant materials, latest and most up to date styles, well cut and neatly made.
. F. Zimmerman Co.«*No. 6
15 per cent Off on Men's and Boys' Clothing
Special Special Special Special Special Special j Special Special
COLLARS —We
are making at-
tractive prices on
our large stock
of lace collars,
yokes, etc.. be-
cause you can
use them now.
LAWNS - Good VOILES- Pretty
quality of lawns, white and strip-
in stripes, prints, ped voile, thin
all colors, 12>fc, and airy, smooth
10c, 8Kc, and weave, a very
down as low as desirable cloth
FOULARDS A
table of foulards
and other soft,
silky materials,
reduced in order
to sell quick, to
LADIES' VESTS
Our regular 25c
vests, well taped,
good values at
regular price, are
now selling for
SHOES—A good
mule skin upper,
solid leather sole
shoes, threshers'
special, and a
dandy, too. price
5c
25c
15c
15c $1.75
GLOVES—A full
line of splendid
gloves, especially
bought for their
durable qualities
selling at 65c to
$1.50
WORK SHIRTS-
-A good line of
Overalls, Jump-
ers, etc., await-
ing your inspec-
tion. These goods
are priced to suit
you. Buy now.
The Boss is Away, but We Have Got the Goods and We Are Going to Sell Them. Come in and Let Us Show You
Cashion & Dayjiufi
their cars are also entitled to a full (^unal MaKcS Estimate
share or the credit for the final re -1
suit.
Marshall Wins Good Contest
For Expenses For Coming Fis-
cal Year—Law Allows
Five Mills
3000 Visitors Here 4th
(.Continued from 1st page)
Stratton. 1st; Fred Vaughn. 2nd;
Boys' potato race Eugene Fisher,
1st; Stacy Griggs, 2nd; Arthur Ul-
mark, 3rd.
Sack race-Glen Goodpasture.
John Sweeney, 3rd. 1st; Barnard Helms. 2nd; Dallas
Girl's free-for-all race — Ruth Goodpasture, ard.
Hart, 1st; Pearl Griggs. 2nd; Tyriel
Twelve hundred people witnessed |
the ball game between Hennessey
and Marshall here on July 4th and  
saw the locals go down before a city fatiiers toiled until a late
j picked team representing Marshall. jj0Ur mon(jay evening on the an-
| by the score of 3 to 0. It was an 1 nua) estjraate, which the law pro-
interesting game from start to tin- vicjes shall not exceed 5 mills,
ish. The visitors scored their first \Vhen it was finally finished, it was
run in the fourth, when Chief I divided aS foltows:
1st;
Brumley, 3rd.
Woman's race—Mrs. Moles, 1st;
Mrs Marshall, 2nd; Mrs. George Gray
3rd.
Pony and man race—Pony won
(Will Robinson, rider) over Sam
Stratton.
afternoon races.
Boys' 10 yards dash — E. A.
FARM LOAMS!
Long and short time. The best company on
earth. See me if you wish
Short time money, $6,000 on hand.
J. L. Mines
Real Estate
Loans and
Insurance
Fat man's race—Noble Gray
W. 0. Armantrout. 2nd.
Tug-of-war — Won by country
team composed of C. 1. McKee,
Samuel Stratton, W. R. Titierington, j
Jake Wendel, Franz Ludwig, L. i
Warner, John Taylor, W. M. Sow- j Hennessey—
era, C Mattox. J. W Beall, C. T. | Renshaw. 3b...
Overfelt. | H. Neal. If  
Hennessey's Fourth of July cele-, Sweeney, lb. .
Woodworth, 1st; Max Blackburn,' hration wns a real success and no! Robison. 2b ..
2nd; Dewey Reeder. 3rd. small amount -f the credit is due, jjston c  
Girls'SO yards dash Ruth Hart.lto the committee in charge. Ihe p0wnell. rf . ..
Pearl Griggs, 2nd; Laverne Moles, advertising committees in particu- B .Neal, rf. ..
•}nl lar. composed of C. A. Love, t. M. j Shepherd, ss...
Boys' 50 yards dash— BertChoate, Richey, W. A. Roberts and (. has. j l^ediiy. cf 
1st. Stacy Griggs. 2nd; John Sweet- j Pepin were particularly active and Jacobs, p  
„,un 3rd untiring in their efforts. Col J. L yotaj 
' Biivs' egg race -George Romhild, j Murphy, silver tongued auctioneer, j
1st; \ ern Goodpasture, 2nd. i who served as official orator for the \jARSHXlx—
(iirls egg race—Edna Simmons, advertising committee on their: nj johnson, cf .
1st; Pearl Griggs, 2nd; Wilma i trips, and the band boys and auto | Weisinger, ss ..
Knevse, 3rd owners who donated the use of Qrr 3^ 
        Allen, c 
Reeds, lb  
Jacobs weakening after an error in
left field gave Johnson a life at
first. A sacrifice, a stolen base and
two hits followed. Johnson count- j
ing. The game was clinched in the
next inning, when Marshall scored |
twice on a base on balls, a sacrifice
and three hits. The locals were un- i
able to hit Courtright safely and the
three scores proved sufficient to At Tuesday evening's session the board
will. The score; I granted the Civic League ladies the use
Salary fund, 1 mill.
Contingent fund, 2 mills.
Street lighting fund, 1 Yi mills.
Water fund, V\ mill.
Street and bridge fund, Y\ mill.
After completing the estimate,
the board adjourned until Tuesday
evening.
   i of the clerk's room in the City Hall for a
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Mrs. W. J. Stevens, of Wich-j Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Tnrock-
ita, and Mrs W. G. Whittaker morton and Mrs. John Throck-
and son and daughter, George morton and little sun left today
and Miss Romona, of Tampa, J for Kansas City, where they
Florida, came down from Wichi WU1 visit the former's father, J.
ta, Saturday, and are guests of j. They will also visit the old
the former's parents, Mr. and |Throckmorton home town near
Mrs. J. T. Baldwin, this week, j Kansas City, and friends at St.
Mrs. Whittaker is a sister of! Joe.
Mrs. Baldwin.  
Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Warner,
< First Publication in Clipper July 10, 1913.
NOTICE
f Kingfisher
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, 4- o Aug. 11th to 17th, Inclusive
-[Coining armantrout
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Now in our new location
opposite Clipper office
Edwards. 2b .
Courtright, p.
Roberts, rf..
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THE PHOTOGRAPHER.
the build-
Veil!
You can see the race is going to
be hot until the finish; each
contestant is crowding
the other
anybody can win now
Our merchandise card traded out
or one pen sold, may win
on the final count
score by innings;
Hennessey. .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0
Marshall
.0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0—3
Don't Send Out of Town!
hall building'were referred to
ing committee.
O.I motion W. L. Moore was employed
as vit> attorney at S!SU per annum and
ex'.ra fee for appearing in court of record
or before county commissioners.
The members of the board grew quite
fussy ill regard to the tall weeds that
01 disfiguru the landscape in certain sei-
0 tions of the town and propose to find a
way to vet them cut or assess the cost to
the abui ting property, lhey left the im-
pression that something was going to
drop am 1 that soon.
The O i pliant building on the southeast
corner o 4th and Main was condemned
and ordf red removed at once.
Alter approving John Porter s official
bond tli< board adjourned.
Morris and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Young and family,
and Mr. and Mrs. C. U Brewer
and family, of Hennessey. The
afternoon was spent very pleas
antly in a social way. Mr. and
Mrs. Warner will leave soon for
Enid and the gathering was
rather in the nature of a farewel1.
library, after Mrs. Ehler. who was pre:
ent, detailed the plans of the organiza-!
HZ -WS wuh the" I of two miles east of town enter
usurI monthly repmts and bills. i tained a party of friends Sunday | In the Dbtkict Cocri
The petition for an all night electric at ditiner. Plates were laid for I eouNTY. SiATt of Oklahoma.
light service, signed by 51 citizens, was ' r M),s> j£d Hollanbeclf itred f'hlyrs'p ' ' '
tUBidi of V'3 1 for' the old city and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fate John Saddier. Mary A. Saddler, J. N. Ken-
1 nett, J. A. Kennett and W. S. Kennett,
, doing business under the firm name
0 Auq. 11th to 17th, Inclusive and style of Kennett & Sons, defend-
~ - —1 ants.
Notice is hereby given, that pursuant
to an order of sale issued out of the above
entitled court in the above entitled
action, directed to the sheriff of
Kingfisher County, Oklahoma, 1 will, on
the 11th day of August, A. I).. 1913, at
the hour of two o'clock i\ m., at the north
front door of the court house in King-
fisher, Kingfisher County, State of Okla-
homa. offer for sale and sell at public auc-
tion to the highest bidder, but for not less
than two-thirds of $140.00, the amount
for which it has been appraised, the fol-
lowing described real estate lying and
situate in Kingfisher County. State of Ok-
lahoma. to-wit: The south half of the
east half of the northwest quarter of
Section nine, in Township nineteen,
north, of Range eight, W I. M. The
terms of said sale will be cash in hand.
I Dated this 10th day of July. A. I). 1913.
1 CLYDE SMITH,
Sheriff of Kingfisher County. Oklahoma.
Com shelled 50 W. L Moore. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Hennessey Markets
Eggs ...
Butter
Hens 
Broilers ...
Wheat., top
10c
14c
72c
8c
ISc
We are now prepared to repair
any kind of work that can he done
by a lathe, such as cutting all sizes
I of threads, making bushings, bear-
ings, shafts, boring, truing shafts
fitting our mottos, cutting piston
rings, etc. We also have a large
stock of Auto Supplies always on
Pope's Cash Store
Full 'ine of legal blanks at Clipper office
Notes I rorn the Christian Church
The attendance at the Bible
School, Sunday, was the largest for
the past six months. There was
intir h enthusiasm manifested which
hand, grease and oils. We carry a indicates there arc greater things in
stock of Ford parts on hand and J store for the bible School at ti.
some parts for other cars, and can plftce
get repairs for all cars. Call on us The coatt a began . unc ay -
for anything you want to know or tv/een this school and the school at
for wants cf any kind. We are i Cover, i he following is tne
here to stay, and make good. We for the tirst Sunday:
are here to repair your car, winter. school. 106 > points
or summer. The people that are' 1220 points. Gain
doing business with us know tint1 points.
we can deliver the goods; there is a The fi 11 >vving is the result <
way to know your trouble and we cont- st between
know it.
result
Hennessey
Dover school,
for Dover, 161
the
Don't go hopping along saying it
can't be fixed. What we can't do
will cost you nothing.
There is no goose in us We a re
climated to your pocket-book
HENNESSEY AUTO
SUPPLY COMPANY
John W. Si lleks, Prop.
two Berean
■classes Hennessey. 265 points;
' Dover, 295 points. Gain for Dover,
30 points.
| Let us put forth an efT >rt^ to in
■crease our <r endance next Sunday.
I We can win this contest if we work
Ito that end. Our attendance oat
! Sunday should be 160. \N ill you
I in' one of that number?
YOU NEED A
"COMMON SENSE"
S-l-L-
We can furnish the lumber already properly sawed
for your silo. Build only as high as you wish this
year. You can build higher any time. 1U ID ANY
SIZE. Call and we will show you plans of the best
Silo made-COMMON SENSE.
Long-Bell Lumber Co.
P. S. We handle the EMPIRE Cream Separator