The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 24, 1921 Page: 1 of 8
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CASHION', KINGFISHER ( OI NTY. OKLAHOMA. THl'RSDAY. Nowmb, r1M21
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Gleishmann Wins
Wrestling Match
The wrestling match last Thurs-
day evening between Joe Gleish-
mann and Elmer Jennings w: s
one of the interesting events of
the season among the sport lov.
ers of Cashion. Gleishmann
won the first fall in forty-five
minutes and the third fall in
eight minutes. The second f:ill
was awarded to Jennings in nine
minutes, Prior to this match
Irvin Wedertz, of this place and
Mr. Baum, of Okarche, entertain-
ed the crowd. Only two falls
were made, Wedertz winning
each of them; the first in six min-
utes and the second in fifty sec-
onds. Young Baumn is not in a
class with Wedertz from all ap-
pearances and Wedertz handled
him rather rough. In the last
fall Wedertz lifted Baum clear of
the mat and let him fall and the
Okarche boy seemed to be glad
to get both shoulders on the mat
and await the count.
E. T. C. Club
The E. T. C. Club met with
Mrs. Jones Friday Nov. 17th,
"Small Town Dope1'
Buck Campbell, owner of the
Waukomis Hornett, and present
seat warmer, by appointment, ot
the government land olliee
Guthrie, took a wallop at th.
Cashion boycott of Guthrie in
the State Register in the "Small
Town Dope" column, of which
he is the daddy. Buck hai >
from the hard-pan lands of Gar-
field county has made his home
at Waukomis, a small town
watering place, as oik might a\.
just out of Enid, to the south,
j where he has lived a number <>t
years, publishing a 'small town
Ipaper" like the writer, until a
kindly providence a Republican
administration 1 slipped him the
j appoint ment to his present job.
\Y e libvc all heard the old adage
["It is hard to teach an old dog
[new tricks" but it seems from
Buck's article that he has, or is
trying to make folks believe that
he has, thrown of! that village
air and adopted the metropolitan
high-toned stuff. Picture Buck
if you can, in the privacy of li.
home sitting next the fire in his
sock feet smoking his old cob
pipe, the pipe he used to smoke'
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THANKSGIVING
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This Thanksgiving finds practically the entire
world with abundant re.i-ous t feel jiatiiiule
to the God of nations. The Disarmament
Conference now in session at Washington, 1).
C. is prcgressin^ nicel\ and it seems that it
will herald in a new dawn. If this conference
starts the nations of the world on the path <>f
disarmament, thi* year whose lengthening
Shadows will u'.u lade forever will have ush-
ered in one ot tl'i re tie t epoch: in the life
v.ar tired nation?
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of mankind, and
have . inifold I-let: uu; ■
'foalv.ay,1 look at life' somber side
heailenin lie hopeful view is what buoy: n-
:p aiiei caa-.es '.•u.atfnllie.v to ■ pnn;1 lip in the-
heart ii:< 1 I ! the oni tli th:inksj*i\ iny.
Let L's Be Thankful. . ...
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altont "tiie blue < i t' ,
I'l Klen ha/.eof autumn in
ber this, young man SI
same as any other liealthv
I'iierefort eet lou n : ■
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with eleven members present.1 'n PulJlic in Waukomis, his knit
Mrs. Chas. Forbis and Miss Bess"-'e illK' linen collar, which lie ha .
Glover were guests of the club. I adopted ol late instead ol the
The afternoon was very enjoy- collar which he lormerl\
able to all and at four o'clock the ! wore, hanging on the back ol
hostess, assisted by her daughter, I chair. Presto! change! Buck
Mrs. Joe Nakvinda served a de- on the Logan county metropol. • our
licious lunch. jstrept, his high collar, a bku
cigar held at a Jigg'. angle, (Jertrude Jom s. guard, and Zon-
aud his trousers creased down ith Harmon. 1st center, starring,
the leg~, instead ol in the seat Cloldit> Rider who took Marguer-
ot yore—such is the i.uck ' amp- jt(, ymith'.. place as guard at the
bell of today since he has taken ! t;n(j 0f |}u. fjrsf }la]f was the only
on city airs, one t< lead to belie\
from his article mentioned abovt
Okarche vs Cashion
Cold weather doesn't stop us,
for last Friday we went to 0-
karche to meet the most congen-
ial bunch we have met this sea-
son. Both schools showed they
were really appreciating each
others presence.
Two niee, clean and purely
i.lhletic game., of ball were play
We broke fifty-fifty with
basket ball girls los-
ing to the score of 8 to 29 with
The club will meet in two
weeks with Mrs. Geo. Seybert.
Heard Around Town
Mr. and Mrs. John Corn well
Hews of the Churches
Methodist Episcopal
Prayer service Thursday night,
at 7:30. Pastor requests every
member of the church to be pres-
ent as plans are being formulat-
ed at these Thursday evening j
services for work to be done;
thruout the year.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Preaching 11 a. in.
Epworth League 7 p. m.
Preaching p. m.
I.very one cordially invited to j
attend these services.
D B. Van Gundy Paster I
Hrst National Bank
drove to Enid Saturday. Fthel In another article of the am<
Cornwell returned with them. issue of the Slate Register Buck
rehatches the old story of the
[financially distressed road show
I he Eastern Stars held a spec- troupe, who while admiring the
I unier Buys Cashion
Produce Company
A deal was closed here Weenes-
; ub-t itute put in.
The boys baseball team won
27 to 2, with Irvin Wedertz in
the box and Frankie Peckham
behind the bat. We scored two
. _ I,oints fvvhich ,li,in'' count be-1day whereby E. A. Turn.-r be-
night and . beautiful sun rise were told that 'allSL'" ,IU- runiun„ u jases. came owner of the Cashion Pro-
Below we give a line-up. j duce Company. Mr. Turner is
The Okarche girls will meet us an experienc ed produce man hav-
ing had several years experience
prior to coming here. He will
take charge of the business next
ial meeting Tuesday
entertained the Deputy Grand it was the opera house wh* re
Matron, Mrs. Ida Lewis of T e-, they were to play that evening
cumseh. Okla. [burning, It's a hard luck story [ here Dec. Kith, if the weather
'alright, but it's old. We remcm- permits. Below is the line-up.
Mr. and Mrs. CJeo. Murphy, of [l*er when liill Barnard lirst can:'1 ()!:arche Pos. Cashion
near Lockridge, were Sunday vis- to Cashion and founded 1 he In- ( alloway
itors at the Ralph Owens home. ; dependent, we were sticking type Wojohn
: for him one evening and he said,1 Cade
["Expect you've heard this old'Standard
story about the " and Brown
Mr. and Mrs
have moved
from EIRerio where
Tom Redmond
Cashion
they have
Forward Abercrombie
Miller
Center Harmon
" V. Smith
(.uard Jones
M Smith
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People who succeed in saviujj do so by first
forming the jjood habit of siviutr. It is easy to
form a habit. It is more than easy to form tiic
habit of spemliubut t-i ave requires detennined
cultivation, but when well rooted it ^lows fast.
Our bank will help yon start the saving habit and
asset \ i hi to eiilt ivale it. Our purpose is to make
itelit to the comniunity in
in particular. We would
name on onr books,
th
a
ban; a m.itei ial be
eral audit, patron:
:ii ,• ed to have voui
Uepo>it ,r ha.s ever lost a dollar
hi < k a!i una '
in a state hank
Farmer - State Bank
Melville tin ;
I'resiilcni
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Horace O JSmllti, Cnslili r
('resident
Monday, Mr. Blevins goes from
here to Drumright where lie
takes charge of a chain of store?.
Oil News
; this winter.
hack to ( *lshi°n ; |ie l(J|d t[lat same old hard luck Calloway
, story, and that was fourteen
been living the past few months.: . , , . , ,, ,
' I years ago. Just think, Buck
[places the blame of this fossil To My Patrons
Ed Patterson sold his residence: story on the shoulders of that
in the north part of town the lat- J progressive showman, Ned I' d- ' w'1'1 1 u'" be
t?r part of last week to Lem Mar-j igo. No Mr. Campbell, folk ':l ' ashion on certain days liere-
ow. Mr. Marlow will move here
about the first of next month.
i This will likely be one of the
Our Reporter has brot in the ; biKKest things that has ever haj -
news that leasing in the big Mil -1 period around Cashion. Wat,-:,
er oil field is being pushed rapid- our n(,.;t is,uo o£ th(; ,mJepel„:.
■ V* 1,1,1 as "on as a ',lo,'k 01 •■nt as we aim to keep you posted
Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Garnett and
children were Sunday afternoon
visitors at the T. J. Stringer
home in Edmond.
Miss Emma Lou Shinn went to
Newkirk, Okla., Saturday after-
noon and spent Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Shelton.
Sheriff Mize Rough
On Forgers
Sheriff Mize of Kingfisher-co
is evidently trying to make [
Miss Anna Hites came in Mon- Kingfisher an undesirable place
day from Oklahoma City to visit for forgers and other get rich
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. quick men. The first of last;
Murray. week he picked up a bad check
artist and under plea of guilty
the fellow was given six months
in the penitentiary. Last Satur-
day he picked up a couple more
i gents who had stolen some checks
i from one of the elevators and
Mrs. Lauterbaugh and two sons
from Maysfield, Kans., arrived j
Monday for a visit with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Her-
rington. I |]1(l| severa| them filled out
appearantly with intentions of
Jesse Clift advises us that he cashing them. The'latter two
has sold his interests in the [are now lodging in the county
Cashion Oil Company and has jail.
bought the S. W. Ilogan rr.nch-i
northwest of Cashion and that he J
will probably move here during Born to Rev. and Mrs. Van
the next year. Gundy, a girl,'Nov. lGth.
out in this neck of the woods after. Will be in (ashion lues-
are not. sore because Logan coun- an(' ^ ednesday ol next wt ek
ty does not have the funds to November -t>lh and<30th. Watch
build us a bridge, but because the columns of I he Independent
Guthrie's representative comm - 101 'a,L'r dates.
sinner said they wouldn't spend ■ Dr. H. 0. Warrick
a damn cent on the county line.
HAMBONE'S MEDiTADONS
PEYS LAU6HIN' BOUT ME
gwine. T' SLEEP Sunday
MAWNIN' IN CHU'CH , BUT
AH WANT EK-5LKEP--
JES' PlAYIN' POS5UM ON
COUNT pE WAY DE PAHSON
wut TECHIN' UP WE-AlL
SINNUHS.1
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Crystal Cash Grocery Opens ty, ami as .non as a block of
The Crystal Cash Grocery op- a,'< raM(J big enough to drill oil
ened it's doors to the trade the has ,IH'n procured, a well will
first of this week. The new gro- started at once. Mr. Miller
eery is owned by W. F. Holland is a K,,(|logist himself, has already
and will be managed bv his v>n, made the location and h:. the
G. E. Holland. It is located in ^ dug for the test well,
the Holland building on the
west side of Main street. W;
are glad to see this new business
open and hope Mr. Holland will
[ make a success of this venture.
A-s soon a
time to grin
dovvn a cott<
1 umbei and
Uncle George has
i bis ax he will cut
nwood tree, saw out
build a r'errick at
and informed as to the deep test
being made in the big Miller
field.
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Doctors Form Partnership
Cep,r,8h,. 131, e> Mtciu„ V(W,MSV
once. At the same time he is on
the lookout lor a set of boiler
Hue-, which have been taken out
of a threshing engine to be used
for casing up the weli. Then
An agreement has been made ; when the drill is sharpened and
between Drs. Waters and Warrick j a post hole digger can be borrow-
and here-after they will work in[ed for about twenty minutes to
partnership. l)r Warrick sold spud in with, the big test will be
to Dr. W aters less than a year started. People in the neighbor-
ago but recently came back to hood shonkl be on the lookout
Cashion to look after Dr. Waters and if the> ste the ' ile" spout-
practice while the latter was in | ing out over the derrick they
texas and during the past week should gnth r up their empty
they have decided to go into i barrels and go over and till them
partnership. Dr. Waters ad vis- with the waste crude ''ile" and
es us that just as soon as the | help save the product,
transmission line is huilt tht y
will add an extensive electrical
equipment to their office.
Rebekas Nolice
There will b - a call meeting of
the Rebekas Nov. 25th for thu
purpose of electing officers. Mrs.
IVinberton, l>. 1). P. will be here
to hold school ot instruction
that afternoon. Everybody urg-
ed to be present.
To Our Advertisers
If an advertiser keeps telling
us that he will write copy right
away and then fails to do so, he
will be charged for the space re-
serve! for him. We cannot rt
serve a space until time to go to
press and then cancel it. If
cepy is promised and not in by
noon Wednesdays the space or-
dinarily used by the advertiser
will be charged to him. Do not
from this
But it it should come in a j expect us to deviate
Igasser, iii Miller has airanged, rule. It you are not going to
[ for that also. He will move his j prepare copy tell us so when u •
1 house up clo •• to the well and solicit it, for if you reserve space
I pipe the gas into the kitchen and j by telling us you will write copy
Perhaps a keg of home brew [get a second hand gas burner: we shall expect you to pay for
blew up in the neighborhood of < attachment for his stove. I f j such space.
the test well northeast of Guth-!the well should bestrong enough!
rie the other day caused the ; ne may heat tlie whole house,!
report that a gusher had been | kitchen and front room both so 11 Borklund was up from 0i:«
brought in, ' ne vrlil not have to cut wood lahoma City Tuesday,
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Garnett, A. J. The Independent. (Cashion, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 24, 1921, newspaper, November 24, 1921; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc107543/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.