The Times--Record (Blackwell, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 12, 1913 Page: 5 of 8
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BARCAINS IN CITY PROPERTY
on Easy Payments. Abstracts
furnished. Fire Insurance.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Legal papers executed. Mis-
souri and Arkansas Lands
to Exchange for
Blackwell Property
KRAUS&SWAIM
503 W. Blackwell Ave.
Phone 323 Blackwell, Okla.
Guy C. Tetirick left the fore part
oof the week for Estes Park, Colora-
do, where he will attend a bible in-
stitute held there the next two weeks.
Some of the foremost bible scholars
in the nation will be present and Mr.
Tetirick is anticipating a glorious
time. Guy Tetirick was a junior this
year at Southwestern and had the
distinction not usually accorded a
junior of being editor of their an-
nual, “The Moound-builder,” which
is one of the handsomest issued by
any school in the west.
You who have never traded here. Give us the trial that you have been
promising yourself for so long. We have fought your battle and won,
so it is now up to you to take advantage of the victory. These prices
are the result of our tight:
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l 100 lb sack cane granulated sugar...... . 4.bo || 6 pkgs Rub-No-More..........'.......... 25c |
$ 21 lbs eanegranulated sugar............. L00
5 lbs Prunes...........................
4 pkgs seedless raisins ................. 25c
- | 8 bars S wift’s white soap .....•’..........-So
Cliikuskin Lodge No. 109, A. 1’. & A
M.
Your telephone bill for the month
of June, 1913, is now past due. Un-
less your bill is paid by 6:00 p. m
of the 15th, service will be discontln
ued without further notice. 2
Pioneer Telephone & Telegraph Go. J 8 bars silk soap.........................-'n
—Advertisement. J .
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Miss Jessie Clift and Miss Blanche i J
Ready money to loan ou farms. Con-
Hervatit# Investment Company,. Black-
well, Okla—Advertisement.
llhUMUtt » • » **• MlSS Jessie u nil ana JVllBb DWUUUT: ««•
Regular meetings 1st and 3rd Wed- IStevenson left Tuesday morning to at- e - jjarg Crystal Whit" soap......
ot ..ch month. Hall over \
path Chautauqua. Both of these young j J
women wilt supervise the Junior ?
Chautauqua. Their work will begin j *
the latter part of June and will be in ^
Kansas, Nebraska, and South Dakota. S
National bank.
GEO. N. DANCE, W. M.
JOHN R. MAY. Sec. •
Miss Christine Buchholz left ibis
Thursday morning for \\ infield, Kas.,
where she will meet her sister, Mrs..
Geo. Shaver, ancl Miss Florence i
Normal Notes
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W ord from Fred W. Klein says they SUaver aud vvill with them visit kin-1 The Kay county teachers normal
ar.- moving to Hinckley, ill., and asks tolkg at t'dall aud other Kansas jgoe8 merrily on increasing each day
that the Times-Record be forwarded points
to that address. -----
7 bars Bob White soar*......
7 bars White Russian soap
b pkgs Gold Dust ........
b pkgs Star Naptha powder . .
.25c
. 25c
25c
25c
25 c
Lewis lye per can 9c................3 for 25c
Merry War lye per can 9o...........3 for 25c
Matches 2 boxes for 5c ........10 boxes 25c
California Table Peaches can............ 15c
California Table Apricols can........... 15c
3 Large cans Pet milk for...............25c
0 small cans Pet milk....................25c
3 Large cans Carnation milk for......... 25c
6 small cans Carnation milk.............25c
Large pkg Krinkle Cornflake 9c... ..3 for 25c
7 pkgs Toilet paper for..................25c
PAY YOLK TAXES
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Before you uy a sewing machine, jwHO.MA GUARANTY BANK.
a Singer. Liberal allowance tor ; ------
1 inarOiim«5 Verv easy term I The ladies' bible class, “The Build-;
1 machine . .. . - ers," of The Presbyterian church will
address J. S. Houston,
Call on or
in numbers and in interest.
T^jT THE OK- Prof. R. E. Tope arrived from
i Grand Junction, Colo., Sunday even-
i iug aud now has charge of his part ol'
! the work.
'jhi™ in eTcbangVsa.urtay. June 14. | *«■ A. '> Keraey, couo.y super-
Blackwell, Okla. Advertisement. ;1913, from 10 a. in. until 6 p. m. at . intendent-elect, has been an interested
_------ Wharton’s racket and china store. All j visitor this week. He is watching
H. Wyman, the grocer, is moving;kinds of good things for your Sunday the work of the teachers that he may
into the new bungalow recently built dinner. the more efficiently superintend their
for Geo. H. Smith on east Blackwell: •--- 1
avenue it is six rooms and mod-1 Your telephone bill for the month school work this yeai.
ern ' of June, 1913, is now past. due. l>-1 By request of a large number of
less your bill is paid by 6:00 p. m. j teachers, the instructors are giviug
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r> pKgs nTiir w>apum [juhuu ............. -"v * • ^----................- '
5 deceiving daily fre.->h Strawberries, Dewberries, Blackberries. Wax Beans, Rhubarb Cherries,
Grape Fruit. Tomatoes New Potatoes. Highest Market Prices Paid for Country Produce.
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1*VY YOUR TAXES AT THE OK-
I.AHO-M \ GUARANTY BANK.
Ralph Lovett, coach at the high
school, starts for Lawrence, Kas.,
Wednesday evening to take a course
in public school physical training at
the Kansas university. •
Your telephone bill for the month of
June, 1913, is now past due. Unless
your bill is paid by 6:00 p. m. of the
15tli, service will he discontinued
without further notice.
Pioneer Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Advertisement.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roberts have as
their guests at their home on east
Blackwell avenue Mr. Robert’s sisters,
the Misses Mamie and Sadie Roberts
of Tyler, Texas. They came last Sat-
urday.
Pioneer Telephone Telegraph Co. class periods. I*
-Advertisement. j Your correspondent is requested to
~----T ~ ~ . _____ say that the report last week concern- _____________
! lion,an uc iau h aiu 0 1 d ing the faculty's entertainment by the i J _ . a—» » * » a i /x »yi /“V
Commercial and Country clubs, was j j! |\| CL. W Si M IV! IV S V—J w iX O
somewhat premature and might be; «»
misleading. The faculty has been en- .**
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tor, 111., are here visiting William Mis-
sel, who is a brother of Mrs. Richards.
After a short stay in Blackwell the
Richards will go to Colorado and oth-
er points west and then return to
Streator.
The Place for Good Things to Eat.
Phone 103 Goods Delivered to any part of city. Blackwell, ()Ua.
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Professor A. J. lxivett came over .
from Newkirk to spend Sunday at
his home in this city. The county in-
stitute started out nicely with a splen-
did enrollment for the first week and
Prof. Lovett thinks it will be one
of large attendance and large re-
sults.
The Oklahoma Guaranty bank build-
ing is being repaired this week. The
old frame window ledges are -being
replaced by cement aud the frames
under the windows are all being made
Manager Michaels of the Anthony,
Kansas, opera house, was in the city
Wednesday afternoon on his way ----
home from a visit in this state. Mr. new. The brick is being pointed up
Michaels says Kay county wheat and and the building will all be repainted,
corn is the best he has seen this year, j —
John Carnahan, boss machinist at
Mrs. R. L. Laughlin left last Satur- the glass factory, has a satisfied smile
day for Alva, Okla., where she will that won't come off this week. Mrs.
spend the summer with her daughters,
Mrs. Shea and Mrs. Townsend, and at
Woodward with her husband who
m^kes headquarters in that city.
Mr. J. R. Williams was down from
Arkansas City Sunday and was ac-
companied by his sou Homer who
came up from Tonkawa. He was also
here Thursday looking after some
business matters.
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Geo. A. Willett and family have as
their guests Dr. T W. Sharpe and
family of Portland. Oregon, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Sharpe, the doctor's moth-
er. It is a happy occasion aud all
are enjooying the visit.
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We noticed a woman in the postof-
fice grease her stamps before placing
them in her pocket book. She just
rubbed them over her hair two or
kAAAA
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Carnahan and their three (children
arrived Wednesday from Washington,
Pa., and they are locating in the
Foltz house on east Bridge street.
F. E. Lahman, of the ice plant,
came up from Stillwater the fore
part of the week for a short inspec-
tion of the plant, and from here went
to Pawnee Tuesday to visit the plant
there, and was accompanied to Paw-
nee by his son who is the manager
tertained royally by all concerned
thus far during their stay, aud there
is no reason to suppose that any
changes will occur iu the future.
Prof. Bert Boggess of Bramau, vis-
ited the various classes on Tuesday.
Prof. Boggess will spend the summer
visiting his old home in Ohio.
The following names have been add-
ed to the enrollment since last report,
making the total enrollment 158: May
Hendrickson, Wm. R. Durnil, Mabei
Brown, Edna Wood, Dorothy Phillips,
Opie Hart, E. L. Shanhalzer, Lima
Boxwell, Marguerite Arfahl, Mary J.
Fulton, Katherine Fulton, Lillian
Cook, Amy Hostetler, Melba Baker,
Margareth Schramm, Ruth Hostetler,
Francis Schoonover, Mildred Morse,
Lillie Childers. Edna Oldfield, Maud
Bush, Snow Smith, A. W. Ouman, Mrs.
A. L. Wright, I. L. Thomson, Amy L.
Warner, Vera McPherson, Verna Mc-
Pherson, Florence Strange, John Rife,
Lucile Cusac.
Standard Croquet Sets j
At the BOOK S TORE Carroll Briscoe & Co
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Jenburgh, Blackwell.
Superintendent Adult
J. E. Doop, Tonkawa.
The following were elected for the
ensuing year:
trade: He gave his half section farm
Department., near ('0njnB for the two quarter sec-
tions belonging to Frank and George
Claycamp, father and son, located five
------„ » miles northeast of Blackwell. The
Superintendent Teachers iiaining, (qayf.amps will move to Missouri in
Mrs. Groshong, Newkirk. November.
Superintendent Secondary Depart-1 ---
ment, B. W. Jones, Blackwell. ; Ht.sl,i,itions On Gaylor1* Heath
! Resolved of Private Soldier Post,
u _. I No. 62, G. A. R.
Superintendent Home Visitation De- , whereag u ha8 pleased the Great
partment, Mrs. Duncan, Braman.
Superintendent Temperance Depart-
Superintendent Missionary Depart
ment, Mrs. Frank Woodard, Nardln.
propose io iiian.tr i
best in the state.
Mrs. J. W. Moorse and
A Clock is Needed
For services like the Sunday school
convention, or in fact for almost any
" OI Ul< service or entertainment, a clock
would be often consulted if located in
the new pavilion. Some business
for' *ok-1 man’ the Chautauqua ladies or some
a visit oof two other organization we believe would
ment, Mrs. Lyons, Newkirk.
Superintendent Elementary Depart-
ment, Mrs. Hattie Bush, Ponca.
Miss Esther Nichols, who so ably
assisted at the convention was made
a life member of the Oklahoma State
Sunday School association. This was
done by the Kay county association
contributing $25 to the state associa-
tion.
1 First Published in Times-Record.
June 5, 1913.)
Notice to Creditors to Present
Claims
Notice is hereby given, that all per-
sons having claims against Rebecc*
C. Wright, deceased, are required to
result.
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11th, of Mrs. Morses niece. Miss Irene Tll wr,rth nf istrator. at the law office of Geo. N.
Skelton, to Mr. .Tames Pancoast. Miss ln the new pavilion. Dance, in Blackwell, Oklahoma, with
_____ ____ Dance, in macaweii, uaianoma, wi
Irene is a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. that pavilion is better appreciated ,n four mon,h3 of the date hereof, or
L. S. Skelton, and will be remember- with every entertainment, and visit- the same will be forever barred
f m! nr» rl a K nrn tll n fo mil V . . « « i • . TNnt/wl 11\ i f
Gilbert B. Clift left Saturday even- ed by many friends here, the family org t0 the Sunday school convention
ing for a few days visit with an uncle formerly residing here, and Miss ..... ______
Dated this 5th day of June, A.
were all loud in their commendation J!,13. fr^D r DfCE
in Ft Collins Colo. From thence he Irene having been an occasional vis-
WH1 go to Longmont. Colo., to begin itor since their moving away. of Blackwell for their public spirited-
" ' ness in building and maintaining such Geo. N. Dance, Attorney. 7-3
his duties with the Horner Redpath
Chautauquas. This is Gilbert's third
summer in this work.
Administrator.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Ashbrook had as a building,
their guests over Sunday Mrs. Sue
| Ulrick and her daughter Miss Jol*
joined Ulrick, of Lancaster, Ohio. They left
Mrs. Monday afternoon for Oklahoma City
Mrs. R. L. Laughlin was
here this week by her sister....... — ----------------— -
r w. Sanders, of Hill Center, Kans., where they will visit Mr. Arthur Ash-
and together they left Tuesday for brook, a son of Mrs. Ulrick by a for-
Hinsdale, Mont., where they will vis- mer marriage, who is engaged In
it their brother, Mr. J. F. Black, and business in that city. Mr. B. D. Ash-
returning will visit relatives and brook, of the Conservative Investment
friends in Iowa They expect to be Company, accompanied them and
gone about two months. went on to El Reno for a visit with
(First Published in Times-Record,
As a reward for faithful service the June 5, 1913.)
Notice to Creditors to Present
Claims
Notice is hereby given, that all per-
The Best Lens
lor Reading*
| Whereas It
j Commander to remove from our midst
by death Comrade James Gaylor, late
sergeant 2nd Kansas Battery, Kansas j J
Volunteers,
Resolved that the charter of this
post, be properly draped for thirty
days.
Resolved that this post extend to the
bereaved family our heartfelt sym-
pathy and that a copy of these reso-
lutions be given to the family and
furnished to the papers of the city.
J. L. BAINUM.
FRANK WELIjS.
Z. B. BATES.
There is a great difference in
the quality of lenses. Cheap
spectacles contain cheap lenses.
Cheap lenses make the eyes
ache. If the eyes ache you hare
no coinfort in reading. Take
our advice, come here and get
the best. Oar prices are so
reasonable for go<al glasses, and
our work so carefully done that
you will be glad you came.
J. B. SHEETS
Union News
Mrs. Bangerter and daughters latunCj
and Helen visited Mrs. House ana |
Evelyn Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Susie Rawlings visited Ethel1
OPTOMETRIST f,
AND OPTICIAN %
t l i South Main St. |
Blackwell. Okla- \
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Smith Tuesday afternoon. from the Kerr Dry Gooods Company
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Hater and son Roy store at Oklahoma City, and will we
took dinner on Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Orval Houser and called on the
J. H. Houser family in the afternoon.
Miss Neva Houser called oa Mrs.
Hause and Evelyn Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A1 Hafer and family spent
Tuesday night with Mr. Glasgow anti
family.
Mr. A1 Hafer and family spent Wed-
are quite sure fit in nicely
Quality store.
Are Taking a Short Vacation
State Secretary C. H. Nichols, of
the Oklahoma Sunday School Asso-
ciation, Mrs. Nichols, their daughter
Miss Esther, and son Charles, stayed
over after the close of the county con-
vention Monday and are recreating
with friends for a few days. Tuesday
Wm. H. PAULY. Pres. GEO. H. SMITH, Vice-Pres. J. W. MORSE, Cashier
CONDENSED OFFICIAL STATEMENT
THE OKLAHOMA GUARANTY BANK
BLACKWELL, OKLAHOMA
At Close of Business, June 4th. 1913.
onvention re-elected the following
fficers for the coming year: Notice Is hereby given, tnat an per-1 anri
President, H. W. Headley. Ponca sons having claims against Mary E. j nesdav with Mr. and Mrs. House and
ty, Robinson, deceased, are required to , Evelyn.
Vi’„ "resident Wm Vickerv Black- present the same, with necessary Miss Bessie Sears, who is visiting 4 J
V ce , resident, m. \ ickery, Black voucherg t0 fhp undersigned admin- faer )jncle Mp Glenny. speat one dayithe two went fishing, and the
el‘- istrator at the law office of Geo. N ’ ,, . Nichols family with Mr. and Mrs. G.
Secretary and Treasurer, Jesse \ an- Dance, in Blackwell. Oklahoma with-j „ «nent Dowls were entertained in the
__in four months of the date hereof, or Mr. and Mrs. Orval Houser spent w li-
the same will be forever barred. Sundav with Rev. Ixigston and family. ® ^
Dated this 5th day of .Tune. A. D.-j Grandma Bangerter visited Fred Tredway. Wednesday they all went
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Administrator | Mr. J. H. Houser and family visit- ‘be Geiger farm Just noortt of
Geo. N. Dance. Attorney. 7-3 i ed Albert Pickens Sunday afternoon.
---- ; Walter and Floyd Cobbler from
Mothers' Club Prog ran) Onago, Kansas, came Sunday night
Resources
Loans and Discounts----$152,745 90
Stocks.Bonds * Warrants 1,557.20
Overdrafts.............. 1,180.25
Real Estate. Furn.. Etc.. 10,000.00
With State rtank’g Board 1.831.58
Cash and Sight Exchange 77,845.71
Liabilities
Capitai Stock.......... $ 30,000.00
Surplus
4.250.00
Undivided Profits....... 797.74
Deposits................ 210,112.90
Total ........... 5245,160.64
The Above State
Total............$245,160.64
The Mothers* club will meet with and spent Monday with F. t. Rawlings
Mrs. C. C. Fyffe Tuesday, June 17th. and family. hTey expect to find work
■ This is the closing meeting for the in the harvest fields,
summer and all members are urged Mrs. Kirsteatter visited Mrs. Glas-
to be presnt. A basket picnic will be gow and daughter Pearl Monday,
held on the lawn. The program will Mr. Floyd Gummow had the mis-
hegin at three. fortune Tuesday of being knocked
Piano duet—Misses Baten and Van- down and kicked by a mule, breaking
denburgh. his ankle. He is resting easy at this
Reading—Mrs. Wallace. ' writing.
Song—Elizabeth .McDowell.
Piano solo—Margaret Trump.
town as headquarters. They are hav-
ing a good time and are with friends
who appreciate them.
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t is Correct.
J. W. MORSE.
O I RECTORS
J W MORSE W. F KISTLER
ashier.
Man at Karrett’>*
or. a capable dry goods
B. W. PAULY
Xew
--.Mr. \Vin4
< laveaitips Trade Land and silk man and an expert window j
J. A. White of Collins. Mo, return- dresser, has accepted a position with j
ed to his home on Monday afternoon. > the A. G. Barrett Dry Goods Com-
Whiie here he made the following pany Mr. Windsor comes to Barrett's
H. O. A- Auxiliary Hub
The club wilr meet at the home of
Elizabeth Bilveu June 19.
Song by club.
Roll Call—Bible quotations.
Recitation Beulah Mounce.
Reading—Mary Naylor.
Music—Hazel Harp.
Paper—Elizabeth Skinner.
Reading—Mrs. Nutt.
Recitation—Lillian Presto-?
Quartette.
Discussion—Cold drinks ard ices.
Into Van Etten and Gladys
Song
BESSI
RET.
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