Pauls Valley Democrat (Pauls Valley, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 8, 1914 Page: 4 of 8
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PAILS VALLEY DEMOCRAT
Pmi , Vilify, -- Oklahoma.
J. D MITCHELL. Aitor Owhir
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Announcements
Subject Democratic Primary:
Auttust 4, 191 4
VV*o are authorized toannouncej
K IS. Bowlimi. as a candidate
fur County Attorney of Garvin I
Oonnty, Okla., subject to thaj
action of the Demotratic pri-|
ma. y.
' J. H, <Vahl. a leading lawyer
[ of Shawnee v. is in the District J
[ Court here Tuesday in some civ- #
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SOCIAL
Mrs. Fred VV'ignall
1
PERSONALS
♦ ♦* ♦■> ♦♦♦♦♦** j) cases.
Mis. Prater, of Paoli, is visit- Frai ^presenting the ra,K *ren vv« " gave a
ing Mrs.'E. P. Baker. CoMStrvaiive Loan Co, of Shaw birthday dinner on Saturday
Kobt. Battle of Maysville, wes nee, was here Tuesday oil busi- eVei,inK "" her daughter. Miss
a visitor in the city Tuesday.
Uu- Perry of Lindsay was a
visitor heie the first of the week.
Mrs. Terry, of Mis-ouri, i.->
vining her mother. Mrs.Glover
Mo. T. C. Peranum has been
ihur this week.
u'
or
tlu-
Ardm
i Grot
reling out
Tyler Him
L, Grumbles of
liiiunity was tiansa
-ps here Tuesday.
Hick am of
for
ne«s.
Mrs. Winnie iiawls letuiued
last week fiom her vacation
-•[tent with /her family in Okla-
! lioma City.
Mi>s Esther M oft re of Purcell
jcame down v uh Miss Vera
; Wig nail for a weeks'enil visit
with Mrs. Fred Wignull,
| J. B, Dudley of German, ami
iS. nator Ben Franklin of Purcell
were visiting attorneys here on
iTnesdav Liefoi > • the District
Vera. Covers were laid for—
Miss Esther Moore, of Purcell
Misses Pearl Brudlield. Mabel
Ljeedy, Flossie Htalder, Julia
Jeanette. and Atillia Jordan,
and Mis. Hinies of Wynne-
vi ood.
\Y
SMllei
Mon i
COMMISSIONERS MEcllKS
The county commissioners.Bob
Graham, Andy Allen, and John j
Gas-' met. Monday and dived into
about the hardest work of any
month they have had. but they
stayed day and ninht, finishing
yesterday about five o'clock.
About the first thing done was
to elect Bob Graham chairman
of the board to serve this year.
Redisricting the roads of the
county and apjiointinvr road over-
seers was a hard and vexing
question,and while the commiss
ion found it impossible to please j
everybody they practically com-1
pleted the job, and upon the
whole it was generally satislac-;
torily done After the com pie - [
tion if the job, and the monthly
rutins work they sold countyj
bonds amounting to about 1-5. j
tWO to pay outstanding indebted
ness, about three fourths of which;
goes to pay refunded tax on In-,
dian lands. The bonds were
sold to 'C. E Hohnell, of Okla-!
homa City, for a premium of
$2 75 on the $100, and Mr. Hon
nel to pay any accrued interest, i
all expense incurred in issuing
the bonds, and to furnish the;
bon is, and all legal proceedings j
therei'pr.
The bonds were sold publical j
ly arUf 7 or 8 bond buyers were I
preset and bid on the bonds, and j
Mr Honnel being the best bid-
der got the bond and deposited;
a certified check of *500 payable
to the county for a faithful perfor
mance of his contract
The Pauls Valley Democrat was
made the official paper for this
year-.
KLONDIKE NOTES
V*. ,ieat looks good at the pre
a-<ut md t here seems to he a
lariii' acreage in this season.
P" >ple in this community aie
doinp; i lot of moving ami ehang
iiil about. Some cutting wot d
alio i tel for winter.
Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Blankm
shin spent the day with Mr.
J. P. Itodman Sunday.
Tij■ Baptist will hav e nieeling
Sh' iirJay evening at 3 o'clock
anil Saturday nightand Sunday
at 11 o'cloi k by the pastor Itev.
J. J. Walker of near Antincf'.
The Hayseed
J L. Green is in Oklahoma
«'ii.- illy ing his spring stock of
furniture. carpets, ect.
TACTS OFF DANDRUFF,
HAIR STOPS FALLING
w as a n
day.
Mis. E. S Hauahan. of Ntw
York, is visiting her brother,If.
K. Richardson and family.
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Bond left
last Saturday for Heavener, ok.
to visit Mrs Bond's bister.
Mrs. Frank Pruiett returned
on New Years day lronia visit
to her sister in Greenville, l ex
On New Years Day, Mr. and
, Mrs. A. If. Hickarn, of Oklalio*
I nia City, were honor guests ot' a
seven course dinner of beautiful
. appointments given by Mi. anil
Mrs J.M. Dorchester. The house
sjmply decorated in Christmas
j greenery and tlie dining tatle
liarry Hotiges, teacher in the; wat centered with a basket of
the L ndsay schools,- em oute luscious fruit.
| f> un Tennesse. where he spent Covers were laid for Mr. and
Christmas at his old home, stop- \ Mrs. Hickam. and little ilaugh.
11 i-d oft' here Situidav be-Iter, Helen. Mr. and Mrs. Ber
t ween trains. i tram Harris. Mr. arid Mrs. Dor
Noah Foster has purchased j 'hester and Messrs Mi nor
the furniture and fixtures of ^*"n Dorchester.
I the Globe Hotel and took pos
-ession l:i>t week. Mr. Foster is i The Alternate Saturday Club
lone of the old timers, and every i will meet, on Jan. 10th, with
and
; both knows him to be a clever, | Mrs. D. H. Bell.
| big hearted man who never
Mr and Mrs John H. Kent, ol temionally w anted to harm any
Mineral V\ ells, Ark, aie vis>it- one He says he is doing *He
ing their mother. j Vvitli the hotel.
Baptist Church
bunilay School at 10:00 A. M.
B. VV. Patterson, Supt.
Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:1-5
Subjects: ''Gods call for harvest
hands.'''The Sorrow of David''
B. Y.P.U. at ,.6:15-Topic: "The
Miss Vysa Giddings, who spent iSer f,)r lile c0"ipany. Mr. tail • Bibl^ as Revelation and Author
the holidays with her sister. |d<5il '* a h,,t' >'0U"K business j
man who is tnoroughlv familiar
Eugene Turner and wife re- j Rarney Caddell.who has been
turned from Melrose, N. M.,with the Kerr Dry Goods Co.,
wheie they visited his father,! sjnce its establishment here, the
I first of the vear became rnana
lie v. W. W. Turner.
A CLEAN COMPLEXION
This is why Nyals Face Cream, non-
greasy and non-irritating, should be
your choice.
A superior peroxide cream which arive noursh
ment and moisture to a skin inclined to be
harsh and dry
Nyals Face Crean and N.vtotis Fac-1 Pow-ief
should be two of your most important toaet
requisites
BAKER & BAKER'n';r:,r"A
Phou« 52, We Deliver
Mrs. N. H. Liuilsey, went to
Edmond on Monday.
Mrs. Eiia Ham in of Oklaho-
with the business and trade,
and wiil no doubt make a suc-
cess of tiie responsible position
ma C itv.aiiived on Sunday and (t.,i which lie has lieen promoted,
is spending the week with her He lias made inauv friends aiiice
welcome at
daughter. Mrs. J. FI Love.
Mrs. Ella Hamm and Mrs. J.
E Love went to Wynnewood
yesterday to see Mrs. D. H.
Hoover.
he came to Pauls Vallev.
The following young people
who were home for the Holidays
returned on Sunday or Monday
to school; Miss Jewel Patchell,
and Herbert Philips.to the uni
veisity at Noiman: Mi.ss Eliza
for visit With his Roe to L'entral State Nounal,
| at Edmond. Miss Amey Taylor
to Chickasha; Everett and Cfies
ter Denham, to Henry Kendall
College at Tulsa. Miss Marie
Robertson to Galloway College,
Searcy, Arkansas; and Miss Sue
Hill to Euteka Springs,. Ark.
Mr. H. Wade, father of W. S.
Wade, the drayman, came in
Saturday
son.
Mrs. Susan Houser and child-
ren, of Boyd. Texas, came in
Friday for a few days visit with
her brother, W. H. Houser and
family.
Mrs, Gittfir Pearce and child-
ren. of Blanchard, returned
home Monday after a few days!
visit with Mrs. Peaice's broth-j
er. W. H. Honser and family, j
Miss N01311a Patterson return-
ed 011 Monday to Eureka Spring
Ark . whe e she is attending
school. Her father, Judge B.
W Patterson accornii-inie.l lier Mothers can rest can* after giving
. r ant 1. on, accompanies nt 1 ..Calirornia Syrup of y(gs t)ecause in
as far as Oklahoma City. a few hours all the clogged-up waste,
sour bile and fermenting food gently
Ml', and Mrs. Tom Heed of I moves out of the howels, and you have
Mi vsville cone doivn Silnnliv a weU- P'ay'"1 child again.
aia> s\ me came now 11 oatiiiua) Slck oU11(lren nepdIl t be
for a visit w ith Mr. and Mrs. I take this
S Peed M ! let re; iirneil
IF YOUR CHILD IS CROSS,
FSVSRISH, CONSTIPATED
ity .
You will find
this church.
•J. W. Storer, Past
END STOMACH TROUBLE,
GASES OR DYSPEPSIA
"Pape's Diapepsin" make* Sick. Sour,
Gassy Stomachs suraly feel fine
in five minutes.
If what you just ate Is soaring on
yotlr stomach or lies like a lump of
iead, refusing to digest, or you belch
gas and eructate sour, undigested
food, or have a feeling of dizziness,
heartburn, fullness, nausea, bad taste
In mouth and stomach-headache, you
can get blessed relief in five minutes.
Put an end to stomach trouble forever
by getting a larrje fifty-cent case of
Pape's Diapepsin from any drug store.
You realize in five minutes how need-
less It Is to suffer from Indigestion,
dyspepsia or any stomach disorder.
It's the quickest, surest stomach doc-
tor In the world. It's wonderful.
Look Mother! If tongue is coated.
Cleanse little bowels with "Cali-
fornia Syrup of Figs."
Artists paints, a full line just
received at our store.
Russ Mitchell Drug Co.
Interest—ing.
J An Instrument resembling a watch
has been invented in Hungary where
I by it is possible instantly to compute
| the interest at any rate on any given
sum of money for any length of
time.
be coaxed to
harmless "fruit laxative."
Mitiions of mothers keep it handy be-
cause they know its action on the
stomach, liver and' bowels Is prompt
and sure.
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bot-
tle of ' California Syrup of Figs,'' which
contains directions for babies, children
of all ages and for grown ups.
Save >our Hair! Get a 25 cent boftle
ol Sanderlne right now—Also
•topi itching scalp.
Thin, brittle, colorless and icragey
hair is mute evidence of a neglect.M
scalp: of dandruff—that, awful scurf
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair
of ltf U$tre, Its strength and its var
life; eventually producing a feverish
una# and Itching of the scalp, which
if not remedied causes the hair rdSr-
to shrink, loosen und dla—then the
hair Jails out fast. A little Dander:in
tonight—now—any time—will ur-> y
save your hah-.
Get a 25 cent bottle of Know r m'«
Danderlne from any drug sto.- i Van
surel> can have beautiful hair iud l.-t.i
of it It you will just try a little Dun
ilrrlut Sava your ha:r! 1% :i
j home on Monday and Mis, iu-td
I will return today.
Mis-es Sue KiinC,. of Lindsay
ami Gladys Williams, of Aid
more, are the guests of Miss
Marguerite Philips- The\ came
ti' attend the dance given by
Mis, Froman Grant and Miss
Grant last night.
Mts.E.P. Baker received word
on New Years'Dav of the death
in Arkansas, of her sister. Mrs.
Elizabeth Johnson. Mrs. Johnson
will be pleasantly remembered
in Pauls Valley, having visited
Mrs. Baker last winter.
C. E. Sherrer of South Caro-
lina has accepted a position as
prescription clerk with the
Kusa Mitchell Drug Co . He is a
graduate of the Atlanta College! Mesdames R. S SU'eitielil
of Pharmacy.and comes withthe: al,|i -'°e Raines atti-r.<ied he ex
highe.-t recommendations. lecutive iheetiugof the Womens
Something H« Had Forgo^en.
When little Marjorle trtod to sprttad
her to**! with a piece of hmt«r al-
numt. at lai'RH art th« br*ti<1 itsnlf, lier
father remouutratefl, way log You
mustn't «a«taful. \Wjurie; Home
of tha poor people In China havo to
^et along on a f«w ccralna of rice >ach
day " "But, father,' replied Mar-
jorle, "you must remember thai rice
■weltfl."
CHURCH IIOTEa
llev. Duncan McKuer preach-
ed at fite Presbvterian church
in I.indsav last Sundas,
from:
Mission try Society ii \lalunua
I at Olclaliom i City ti i- wee\.
Mrs Caroline Half'.eid
Shawnee, an experiei; ' sale
lady, ha-- accepted a permanent!
j position with the Kerr Dry ' On W'iduosday afternoon, the
] Gootis Co,, and she will have i Presbytery i^f Ardtuoie met at
! charge of the dress goods de-| the Maime pursuaut to the call
jpartment. Mrs Hattield is of J of the moderator. Be v. A. J.
an old family of Texas, and
comes with the best recom-
mendation, and is an attractive
woman with plea mg manners. I tenau church at Purcell
French, to receive into mem
beiship, liev. J. Hester, who
will fake charge of the Pres by
Origin of "Hoosier."
It is generally believed that, the
word "Hoosier" is of southern origin
at first applied to any uncouth person
from the west, but it was finally lt
caltzed for Indiana, where it was
adopted as a badge of distinction
in mm
In memory of Mrs ttta Hod-
ges of Foster. Okla, formerly
Miss Ktta Mi Cotinell of Hart
She was the (laughter of Mr and
Mrs A. A. McConneli one of the
most model Christian families
whoever lived in this commun-
ity. When Etta was but a small
girl she was so cheerful and
kind with her school mates that
her association was always sou-
gtit and enjoyed by any and
all of her girl friends, She was
an exception. When she was
13 yeai s of age she professed a
hope in Christ and from that
time, until her death she lived
a Christian. Six years ago her
parents moved from Hart to
Foster and three year s later she
was married to Mr. Sam Hod-
ges and to this union was born
one little boy babe, and oil the
18 of Dec. When the death an-
gel came to summon its victim.
she being conscious that she
must die, requested that her
father and mother take her lia-
by and raise it. She then told
thorn how she wanted to be bur-
ied then calling her relatives
one by one. and telling them
good-bye, at the same time tell-
ing that she had rather live,but
was not fearing death, she met
it with a smile, that strong hope
which is an anchor of the soul
was so securely anchored in the
land of eternal bliss, it gave her
such inspiring consolation that
she could smile in the trying or-
deal of death. Thee can say to
tne beloved ones that they do
not weep as those who have no
jliope, hut fee snie thar vou will
i meet Etta in the sweet bye and
j bye. , oy Win, Tabor.
10 CENT "CASCAR2TS"
FOR LIVER AND B0WHL3
Cure Sick Headache, Constipation,
Biliousness. Sour Stomach, Bad
Breath—Candy Cathartic.
No cJd3 how bad your liver, stom-
ach or bowels: how much your head
aches, how miserable you are from
constipation, indigestion, biliousness
and sluggish bowels—you always get
relief with Cascarets. They imme-
diately cleanse and regulate the stom
ach, remove the sour, fermenting food
and foul gases; take the excess blla
from the liver and carry off the con-
stipated waste matter and poi3oi
from the Intestines and bowels. A.
10-cent box from your druggist will
keep your liver and bowels clean;
stomach sweet and head clear fc.-
months. They work while you sleep.
Notice of application For
Tax Deed.
To the unknown owner of tho
following discribed real-estate
situated in the iovrn of Strat
ford. Garvin County, Oklahoma,
and being lot No. 1-. in block
27 according to the plot of said
town. You are hereby notified
that' the undersigned, is the'
holder of a tax .sale certificate
No. 155 issued on the 7th day of
November 1911. On the above
described real-estate, unless the
redemption oe made from said
sale within sixty days after ser-
vice of this notice, a tax deed
will be demanded and the same
will be issued as provided by lav/
J. M Abel.
Holder of Certificate.
4l-3t
WANTED
200 HEAD
LIVESTOCK
Women a a Power.
"If ever the time comes when wo
men shall come together simply and
purely for the benefit of mankind, it
will be a power such as the world has
never dreamed of."—Matthew Arnold
No Longer Wanted.
A human skull displayed in a shop
window in a street close to the Edin-
burgh infirmary bears. In rather grim
humor, the legend: "Socond-haad
iwner having no further use"
Greenland's Glacier*.
Greenland glaciers average 1,000
feet in thickness, move 50 feet a day.
Mid discharge Ivlo the sea four square
miles of ice yearly, 1,000 feet thick.
Sensitive Scales.
'«lgg«—' The scientists have found a
iish that blushes" Diggs—liee, 1
. posed the fishes along the bathin'
.teaches were blushin' all th' time."
Use an Eraser.
For removing dirty marks from
light-colored cloth, use a piece of In-
Ha rubber eraser; the spots will dis-
ippear immediately.
Truest Form of Religion.
The best brand of religion is the
kind a man uses in his business.—
Jhlcago News
For Second Monday Sales day
JANUARY 12, 1914
We want every one who has mules and
horses to sell to list them in this sale,
as we will have buyers from St. Louis
and other cities. They will buy horses
and mules from 4 to 8 years old and
132 to 15i hands high.
They want good fat stuff, free from blemishes and not to
large brands. Also bring any age horses and mules as
the local trade will buy them.
Milk Cows and Stock Hogs in good
Demand.
Don t fail to attend this sale as it will be
the largest sale of the year .
Bring your stock in early to E. H'. Carter's auction yard
on west McClure Avenue..-
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Mitchell, J. D. Pauls Valley Democrat (Pauls Valley, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 8, 1914, newspaper, January 8, 1914; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc118490/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.