The Peoples Press (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 272, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 26, 1911 Page: 3 of 4
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narriage licenses j .*
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?d 26, and Bertha •
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fe, aged 21 of j •;
Myrtle S. Maxey, | *•
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eholl.^ged 24 and \
, aged 25, both of
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aged 21 of El Reno I •*
temmona, aged 19 of I §•
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aged 35 of Verden '2
i Erbar, aged 22 of &
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aged 23 and Miss j ^
' 22, both of El J5
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;s ruin;
Says that you can have at the ACTUAL COST, any
COAT, FUR OR SUIT
That he lias left in stock, for this week. Bio re-
ductions will be made on ULAN RETS and all woolen
goods, such as Scarfs,, Sweaters, Underwear.
} oiu money will have a tremendous purchasing power at our store.
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larriage license was %
trunton, aged 22 and
t, aged 18, both of ^
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ense was issued to- ;•
1'. Lackey, aged 28,
Oklahoma and Miss %
iged 28 of El Reno.
laities are both deaf •*
ment has been call
es during the past J
lall lires. One oc-
morning about 11
llison; one at noon
00 block on South
ther at COT North
ana 4 o'clock yes-
The damage in
light.
TOWN TALK
We serve chili. El Reno Bakery.
If it's made by GERRER it's pure.
Sam Goldstein spent Christmas
with relatives in Chndler.
Have a good typewriter proposi-
tion. W. R. Snook, telephone 7 33.
270-u*|
Mr. Pearl White is spending the'
holidays with his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Bozarth of Wich-
ita.
FREE
T THE NOVELTY.
P. S. Kern of Verden spent Christ-
mas with friends in El Reno.
Mrs. Gertrude Clark and little
daughter of Dallas, Texas, are visit-
ing the former's mother, Mrs. J. W.
Ellcins.
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Shoe Shiniijg Parlors, 211 South
Bickford avenue. Siiine 5 cents ex-j
Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Riley are visit
-Unas spread giv. n ing relatives in Oklahoma City
Major and Mrs. — _
lay afternoon, they j. Johnson left yesterday for a ce^ Sundays and Saturdays. 71-6
rt'at at ,\hv Xo^'ty two weeks visit in Columbus, Ohio.
?er Walker. 1 hey
i-e as much as "the. Harry Seamans of Oklahoma City
/ . spent Christmas with friends in El
lteno.
s<
Mrs. Harry Morris of South Evans
avenue will entertain with a kitchen i
shower for Mrs. Earl Woodhouse this
evening.
{£tmas dinner. Joe Johnson" of Shawnee
Thompson served K0S.tma8 day With relatives iu E1
spent
stjnas dinner to the
tie city yesterday
1 ; - H. L. Walker of the Novelty thea-
; number of little fPr vioiHn<r hi.. ,>o~„ * u •,
ill with in nhn„ri . isiting his parents who reside
i.*l with an abund- ln Alabama.
g| to eat and tiiev
e'f with uice t0-vs' C. C. Bower and family spent
'- u5,ro'sr^w ""h rc""iv<!s "•oi-
building one door 1
Ijv. The firm of | work THAT quick. Sanitary Gro-i
Wheeler is selling all kinds of box
crackers and cakes, 10 cent size 3
for 25 cents, all 5 cent sizes, (J for 25
cents. 1 (2-tf
J. A. Seekatz, Optometrist, should
be consulted when in need of optical
work. 269-tf
Dr. Egbert Clymer of Oklahoma
City spent Christinas day as the guest
of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Hatchett and
family.
eery.
iiy. The firm ol
jntemplate enlarg-
f jewelry and the
oo small to accom-
. iLis understood of c h n
his stock of
is have been in
many years.
272-6
1 he Elks Christmas dance was at-
tended last night by about forty
_ _ couples, and proved to be a verv en-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 at the K. | joyable function.
The Degree of Honor will meet to-
Will Prince of Enid spent Christ-
mas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Prince of tlis city.
Jeff" show at the,
'he work of the st"u; 's taklllg a vaca"
taking the part of 1 on of a £ew wccks-
ionally good. The TliJn, , . ,. ,
>f a good looking N0\ Se, THAt"^ • '"S ■
osturned girls, but ' Sanitary On>-
i trifle weak in the • -' b
Eye testing when done by J. A. I
Seekatz, assures you of a correct lit
in glasses. Phone 969 for date.
269-tf |
V-.V.WSS
PRICES SLAUGHTERED
COFFEES „
New State Coffee, 3 lbs. _ n- . 2
Keno Bucket with Cup and Saucer"I S
Louis Coffee, per lb. ^
Bulk Coffee, Peaberry and Rio Mixed, per Fb
Bell Coffee, 2 lbs.
Santover Coffee, per lb. ZZZZZZZZZZZZ ZZ III
TEAS " ~~~ °
Best Gunpowder, per lb. ,
Best Uncolored Jap, per lb. ~ "J..c
Best Splderleg Basket, Jap J®
All other teas, per lb. II ~
SOAPS ' C
Bob White, per box M
Cobb's No Rub, per box !!■!.
White Russian, por box '<«•! "
Soap in smaller quantities, 7 bars_ ~ . -!
Swift's Pride Cleaner, 2 for -'_M[
Old Dutch Cleaner, 3 for HI ~~ ~
Red Seal Lye, per can "
Celluloid Starch, 2 for III Jw
Wash Tub Starch, 2 for ZZZZZZZZZ I_ I ,-H]
Corn Starch, 2 for __ __ _ ~
5 lb. Oat Meal. 2 pkgs. __I I" "" *
2 lb. Oat Meal, S pkgs. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ""
Louis Lemon Cling Sliced Peaches In syrup _ 2f)<«
Louis Yellow F'ree Peaches in syrup__ o,.,
Louis Apricots in syrup Hi
All 5c Washing Powder, 7 for H ~ o-'.
Coal Oil, 5 gallons ~~ T-"!
Gasoline, 2 gallons H_I_II_I~II "
Sardines at your own price. " ,L'
In fact everything goes at first cost and under. T have the
goods and need the money. Call early before the stock is depleted
GOLDEN RULE GROCERY
V'"h Choctaw I'lioiif
Any one wanting Pictorial Review
patterns or monthly magazines, e
eery.
W. H. Criley has returned from an
extended visit in Las Vegas and other
Vlbert Heckes and points in New Mexico.
id daughter Hazel,
ihoma City Sunday n. Samson of Texas, a former El
serious illness ol Reno merchant was a pleasant visitor
r, and Mrs. Rice's at the Press office yesterday
Erickson of that i
[it a serious opera- Everything at Wheeler's store
nn is now on the marked down to bed rock prices. Sale
will continue until further notice
I'hone or call for prices. E. H.
1 Fownsend enter- < Wheeler, phone 4 1 1. 265-tf
i ith a family din-1
>ut of town guests Mr. and Mrs. James Longmire of
3. Clarence Smith South Hadden street visited their
and Mr. and Mrs.; daughter in Calumet, Christmas day
ukon. Mr. Smith
ne in Portage this; j. 13. Forbes and wife are spend-
ing the holidays with friends in Wich-
ita, Caldwell and Greenfield, Kansas.
I ■ V't '""HUM jr («l I J
Mrs. H. A. Blastein and daughter i ,at t'1,e ('ollings store or phone 605,
Dorothy and niece Miss Marie Ells- ' North Choctav/. 239-ti
worth, are spending a few days visit-
ing relatives in Hennessey. j Messers. C. O. and E. E. Blake
1 delighted the souls of their Brother
Tom and Jerry were visitors in the j Klks yesterday by sending to the
city yesterday. Their many friends ! ,:'u'3 house a box of Missouri pippin
Wf>ro \ • > r rrl'i/l 41. ..." 1 I /Tinvii nn tha f o .. 1 .. .1.
were very glad to see them, but re-
gretted that their sojourn should bo
so brief.
It is currently reported that New
^ ear s day will witness the marriage
of two of El Reno's most prominent
young people, but she persistently
denies it.
grown on the farm of their brother, 1
Mr. Ed Blake, near this city.
T COST.
store has a
tore has a few Mr. and Mrs Walter P. Crites of
„ b<AU:g closed out Dallas, T( x is are visiting Mrs. Crite's
e are closing out mother, Mrs. J. W. Elkins of this
y dolls hereafter, city.
Tved. 67-5
" . . ' , Turkeys at 14 cents, undressed
nt £ word worth Call at North Grand next to yard
I office. 269-4*
Nice rooms at the Iris, corner Wade
and Rock Island. Also rooms for
light housekeeping. Phone 325.
263tf
The merchants of the city report!
fair trade during Christmas shopping I
time and report the trade Saturday j
evening exceptionally good. Owing
to the partial failure of crops trade I
was not as brisk this year as it has I
been in former years.
/ f1 ■
Newton Hershberger has purchased
the stock of the Standard Tea and
Coffee company from E. A. Williams
and will hereafter conduct the busi-
ness. It is understood the transac-
tion took place today.
Our pure home made candies can
not be equalled for quality. You
have missed a rare treat if you have
not tried them. El Reno Candy
, 2 R fi . rnrnor
ford and Woodson.
WANTS
Mr. and Mrs. John Maney of Wil-
lows, California are visitors at the
home of the hitter's parents. Dr. and
Mrs. M. Fitzgerald of West Russell
street. Mr. and Mrs. Maney were
formerly of El Reno and have been
residing in California during the
past year.
Books are the delight of children
and should be in every home. Tiny
are the wisest of counselors of youth
and should be ever present with
Kitchen, telephone 256, corner Bick- and Miss Mary Clifford of Oklahoma
lc a word—WANTS.
Mrs. Sarah Heed and daughter,a, i
Miss Mary, entertained with a fain j Iein"
ily dinner Sunday. Twenty guests i They are mile posts for the guid-
were present, among whom were Dr lance of the matured man and woman
and Mrs. Ralph A. Brown, Mr. and 1 and as necessary to a useful life as
Mis. Ralph A. Brown, Jr., of Guthrie j food and drink.
You can buy more of them at
City
A penny a word—want ads.
•••■ ^ v/*• in'. 111 at
j Hensley's for $10 than any of the
[sages of old ever read. Then why be
ignorant?
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Hensley, T. F. The Peoples Press (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 272, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 26, 1911, newspaper, December 26, 1911; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc123427/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.