The Ripley Record (Ripley, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 26, 1920 Page: 1 of 8
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THE RIPLEY RECORD
VOLOMK 3
KIPUr. PAYNE COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, THUKSDAY, AUGUST 2«. IU20.
NUMBER B
THE PLACE TO BUY GROCERIES i
IS FKOM
F. L. ARNKTT
H» has a fins stock of Everything in the Grocery Line
and aella at Kitfht Priess Quality and Freshness are Popu-
iar principles with this store, and you can alwa>s depend on
these features when you trade here
Try our brands of Coffee, Canned Goods, Cured Meats,
Etc. They are the Purest and Heat.
F. L. ARNETT
A. B. Georgia Hu<1
The Chautauqua.
The Kipley Chautauqua fur a II. Georiit met with quite
ll»2U, ended Wednesday night * „,vrf0 accident #t htf hume
after IWe days of enjoyment by eumhrast of town Wednesday
large crowds. The class of at- morning While harnessing a
(factions was higher this year niuie the animal kicked him on
than any prefious year and the ,h0 mugth ,,0 WM ,lunB #l lhr
variety was such as to afford t time and, when found, he was
something to please everbody uricunicj„u# llUl io.,n r,.K.tniM|
w ho attended Some of the num- hi* faculties
Go to Lane's Cafe and- Bakery
For Regular Meals. Short Orders
Fresh Bread, Cookies, Cakes, Pies, Cold Drinks,
Lunch Meats and Sandwiches
We also carry a Full Line of TOBACCO, CIGARS and
CANDIES GET THE HABIT
bers were equal to the beat given
by the high priced chautauquas
and in costly lyceuin courses
Arrangements are being per*
tected to have the live uay chau*
tauquu to come again next year.
It ia desired to procure the guar
antee of 75 to 100 citizens anti
we learn that more than half of
the number have already beet,
secured The enterprise for nex.
year will cost a little more that,
this year, but we understand
that the price for season ticket*
7 will be about the same as this
i ye
year when all were sold
, GO TO LANE’S )\ „
Io’clock at the home of the brideV
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W
A COAL FAMINE
It is predicted that a coal fam
ine similar to that of last winter
is liable to come as cold weather
advances, and all are warned to
do their coal shopping early.
This seems true and it is un-
doubtedly a fact, too, that the
season for “bad colds" is really
at hand. This not so bad howev-
ever. All the popular remedies
for this, and, in fact, all other
ordinary maladies can be found
at the Ripley Drug Store.
Of course there will be much
more warm weather before sum-
mer and fall are over, and our
soda fountain and ice cream
parlor will be kept in readiness
to furnish relief for those who
desire to keep cool. Come in and
take a Dok at our goods. We
keep many thing that you need
at any and all seasons.
Have you seen our watches,
clocks and jewelry; our stock of
rubber goods stationery, toilet ar
tides and scores of other thing-
you want to buy. Of course you ”arnaKe
know that we are headquarters urneH
for fine candies, tobacco, cigars tir®|-hren
etc. Purity, neatness and clean
liness is our favorite motto.
RIPLEY DRUG STORE
Flint, Mr. Leonard Mohler ano
vliss Lillie Fiint were united ii
by Rev. Samuel G
Burnett of The Church of the
DR. T. A. LOVE. Proprietor
A Warning.
The groom is the son of Mr
and Mrs. Ira Mohler. The bridt
is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Jeo. W. Flint The bride’s moth
*r prepared a fine dinne” whicl
the friends and relatives enjoyeo
ifter the ceremony.
The bride and groom received
All persons are reminded tha‘ I everal nice and useful presents
there is an ordinance that forbid.-- l he bride’sgrandfather Mr. Jas
the discharge of firearms with’t Ballard and wite were the signer
the town of Ripley, and that r vitnesses for the bride an<
will be rigidly enforced. It i- (room. All enjoyed a good tim<
also against the state law to car 'oth young and old.
ry firearms or discharge them or j The ycung people are well am
the public highway.
By order of
THE TOWN BOARD,
favorably known in this vicinit>
md all extended to them their
aearty congratulations and besi
wishes.
One Who Was There,
W. H Covie Co. is in the mar
ket at all times for Wheat, Oatf-
and Hay.
FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT
GO TO THE NEW RESTAURANT
D. S. WELSH, Proprietor
Regular Meals, Short Orders, Cold Drinks
Cigars, Tobacco, Etc.
Have Just added Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes.
Leave Orders Here for your Sunday Cakes
Helton’s Old Stand, Ripley, Okla.
v N/
, Jford .
THI i nIvfbmi caw
Everything For The Automobile
Now is the tirr* to make your old Car as
efficient as possible. If there ia some Accessory
that can be put on to add to your Car’s useful-
ness or comfort during your cross country trip
you will find it hare. We have an unusually
large and complete line of Ford Parts and Ford
Equipment See Us Before You Buy.
Goodyear, Goodrich and United States
Tires. You Csn*t Beat Them For
Service and Milage
LYON'S GARAGE
Service Car A1w»ts Ready ta go Any Place
Aa> Tmm Call u. PHONE SC
Special Notice.
Oklahoma City, Aug. 24
Editor Record:
We are at this place enjoying
the many good things in the big
meeting the Lord is blessing ir,
the salvation of souls, and the
singing is most beautiful.
We would like to announce
through the columns of your pa
per that Mr. Cale Oldham, of
Anderson, Indiana, will begin a
singing school at the Church of
God chapel in Ripley, on Monday
night, August 30 Everybody
old and young of Ripley and the
the surrounding country aie in-
vited to attend, free of charge
The singing will last twenty
days. Also, in a few days a re-
vival meeting will begin at the
same place.
W T. Colson.
The Farm Congress.
Many from this section went
j to Stillwater thia week to attend
the Farm Congress and Power
Farm Exhibit. Tuesday was
Payne County Day, ar.d pen-or.s
At last accounts be w«s get-
ting along nicely and his early
recovery is expected
M. E. Church Services.
Next Sunday is a fifth Sunday
but we will have regular services
both morning and evening Ev-
ening services begin at 8 o’clock
Dr. L. M. Potts, District Su
perintendent, held the 4th Quar-
terly Conference Tuesday after
noon A larger and more elli
cient program is being outlined
for the coming year, anticipating
a resident minister for the church
and community.
L A. McRill, Pastor
Church of the Brethren.
Do you go to church? Do you
believe in Christ? Come to th» .
Big Creek Sunday School fou> j I
miles west of Cushing Enjoy
issociation with Cod’s people.
Regular services Each Lord’sda
Sunday School 10 a. m -Onu.
Holderread, Superintendent.
Worship, 11 a m.—Short talk . E J Bowdlear, of Cushing, vis-
co boys and girls by Pastor, fol Red relatives and attended the
lowed by sermon by Rev. Edge Chautauqua here the first of the
^omb, of McPherson, Kansas. vee^
Christian Workers meeting, 8 Miss Darlow, principal of the
b- m. — Oliver Fillmore, Pres. Ripley school, came down Wed
Sermon 8:30 p m , Subject, lesday morning to attend the
“The Narrow Way,” by Pastor | Chautauqua.
You are invited to attend thest
G. W. RIDDLE & CO.
Shoes, Hats, Clothing and
Furnishing Goods
A fine line of Shoes for Men. Women and Children. Shirt*.
Collar*. Tie*, Underwear and furnishing goods generally
Up-to-date Style* and bent quality. Come in and see our
goods before buying. We keep the best at right price*
G. W. Riddle & Co.
Southeast Room in Ripley Trading Co. Building
The New Grocery Store
Willbanks & Straughn
Morton Avenue & Broad Sts., In Stone Building.
We have just opened a nice stock of Staple and Fancy
Groceries at tl e above mentioned place in Ripley, and we
invite you all to call and see ourgoedsand learn our prices
We can boast of the good quality of our goods as we
aim to keep the best and give you all fair and courteous
treatment. You will find our prices right.
WILLBANKS & STRAUGHN
services.
V. K Meek, Pastor.
Local News
Lafe Kelly left last Saturday
'or a visit with relatives and
riends at Wichita and other
joints in Kansas.
Farm Trucks and Wagon boxei I *^r‘ an(^ l’^ra Eeor£e F Kidder
W h r.nvIp Cn’s I iave returned from an overland
rip to Kansas City, Independ-
it W. H. Coyle Co’s.
Miss Thelma Woods had som
dental word done at Cushing to
lay.
For Sale —Two complete wire
less telegraph outfits. Apply It
G- G Youngblood.
i¥ir. and Mrs. J. K. Elmore art
attending the Church «f God
Camp Meeting at Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Lee Browa, of New Wil
son, is visiting her parents, Judgt
and Mrs. J. B. Bennett, here this
week.
J. D. Bennett and family ar
rived home Wednesday evening
from their overland trip to Colo
rado points.
Adolph Russell now has chargt-
of the station at Mehan. John
Woods has charge of the station
at Maramec.
Bring your cream to Axtell
and look at our $5 00 unionalls,
$2 80 overalls, 22£c sugar, etc.—
Axtell, Mihan.
For Sale—Ten tons of bfst
bright Millet Hay. Baled. Price!
$14 00 per ton Inquire of Mary |
Templeton, Ripley, or the home
farm.
The protracted meeting at Mt.
Hope begins next Saturday night
W. O. Crain and wife and Ba-
by Maderlene, from Markam,
attended the Chautauqua at Rip-
ley this week.
Evangelist and Mrs. John Boy-
er arrived here Tuesday evening
from Wichita. Kansas, and are
visiting their son, O. S Boyer,
and tamily.
The protracted meeting at Mt.
Hope begins next Saturday night
August 28, at 8 o’clock. Don't
miss even the first service. Ev-
erybody come.
Please Pav Up. Those indebt-
| -nee and points in Platte county, ' ed to the Ripley Telephone Co.
Missouri They also visited ateither for Rent or Long Distance
| foplin and other places in South-j will please call and setttle before
vest Missouri. j September 5 G G. Youngblood
What We Can do for
You in Clothes
from every auction of the county Augur 28. at 8 o’clock. Don’t
were present and much irrp. rt- misa even the first service. Ev
ant information was gained by erybody come,
many farmers in reference to .. ... n „ „
. th, nH „f machinery J „p,. “'“d R’V 1', 'f*rl*rd
ci.lly tractor. , ? fr,’ra N'l**"n' ■*«
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1 Plotted „r, .ome from R.pk, "°/ “j '» «
taken from the stock of the A
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C 4 trato, arrived Toesdsy a
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treatment at Wichita. ki**s> * W*!«ti and hi* br other ih >
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We'll ^ive you fine all-
wool quality and the best
value, and the best style to
be had for LESS MON-
EY.
Well Reduce Your
Clothes expenses. Hart
Schaffner & Marx clothes
outwear other clothes.
Well £ive you your
money’s worth.
We Guarantee Satisfaction.
TIIK HUB
Home of llert Scha€mr A Mara
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Van Pelt, C. N. The Ripley Record (Ripley, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 26, 1920, newspaper, August 26, 1920; Ripley, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1076826/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.