The Dover News (Dover, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 27, 1913 Page: 1 of 5
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VOLUME 13
DOVER. KINGFISHER COUNTY, OKLAHOMA 1 HUKSUAY NOVEMBER 27. igij.
Louis Pet singer Wins Fame
as a Violinist.
Mrs. Amos Persinger, of Colora-
do Springs, visited Friday with her
friend, Mrs. John Miller. Mrs.
Persinger is the mother of Louis
Persinger, the famom violinist, of
whom the Oklahomau had the fol-
lowing in Thursday's issue:
"Oklahoma not only lays claim
to being one of the most productive
states in the union but she can also
lay claim to one of the world's fa-
mous men, Louis Persinger, violin-
ist, whose first inspiration was re-
ceived as a little boy he lived with
hm parents in Dover, this state.
Persinger and her husband
made the run in 1N8!) and lived for j
fourteen months on their claim
near Dgver and later lived at Dover
for a number of years, where they
owned and operated a store. Louis
Persinger heard a cowboy fiddler j
play his fiddle while Ids little yel ;
low 1; g houlf d to the amusement j
of the company and his soul was
so stirred be immediately fashioned
aft/Idle for himself out of cora
stalks. Mrs. Persi'iiger, herself a
musician, sympathized with his;
longing and when he was 9 years of: |
age bought him his first violin.
''Mrs. Persinger has lived much
abroad with her sou, and is now on
her way to visit relatives in Topeka,
Kan. Louis Persinger played be-
fore a company gathered in the
home of a millionaire, W. S. Strafc-
ton, every night for two months and
was rewarded with a check for
$1,000, which he and his mother
took as-a means for bii start on a
musical career and went to Europe.
"Ysaye, the renowned technician
of the violin, was induced to hear
Louta pl y and jo impre. ;ed was ha
with young Persinger'? talent that
be offered to give a ser.sonls lessons
free.
"Louis Persinger vpent hi^ honey-
i'i in la -it summer with his parents!
dorado Springs. His wife is|
studying music and is coaling to j
! country again with her bus I
; . an hi expects to tour the Unit- j
>.\ [-'trites next year.
Mrs. Persinger is justly proud of
One Year For 50c. j Little Roy's Fssjy an Women „
All new subscriptions taken from J Women can be told Irom mm by jj
now until January 1, 191 I, will get their hats. Also by their going tu rvJ
advantage of the 50c late. This is! church, uf which men are not guil-
a losing proposition, but want to j iv. Maybe men would go to church jjj
increase our subserip'ioi: list if we if they had bats Ilk.' women and ft
d have to give some m mey away, j could keep them on. j (p
Old subscribers can settle their old I Women's hats prove them to be ©
recounts by paying up to date ami
one year tnjdvauce.
From Colorado.
We received the following letter
fro(ii Walter Fleming, who is I! II.
agent at Durango, Colo., Saturday,
and the take liberty of publishing il ■
Mr. J. S. Martin,
Do\*r, Oklahoma,
Kind Friend:
Knclosed plcawe find draft on Col-
orado National bank for one dollar
for which credit my subscription
up for one year.
We are having wet weather for a
change. Has been dry and clear
for the past month, but rain and
snow are with us now. Colorado
and New Mexico are having a cou-
ple of plays put on for the benefit
! less logical ami more orintholigical
! than men.
Women is after the vote, and men
j is afti r the women. It is supposed
J that women would catch up with t
the vote if she didn't waste so much 1 c
I time turning around to see if man
j uas still following her.
Stove J ipes
The stove pipe ii a sheet-iron
specimen of man's inhumanity to
i 111:111 which is used to test the sang
I troid of husbands with a religious
j I tent.
Some husdauils have more sang
1 lroid than others anil hire a case
1 hardened tinner to revivify the
kitelien range. The tinner is accom-
panied by a blowpipe and an assort
uient of quick detachable profanity,
which he breathes 1 uto the ear of
11 a sale perch on
He dq 1 hitlers lor Everything Good to
and Wear
hat
We have a nice line of Men's and Boys' Overcoats, Ladies' and Children's
Coals which we are selling at prices that will please. We also handle the
Celebrated Queen Quality Shoes for Ladies
Our slock in every Department is full and Complete. Come in and let
us show you.
Wc
11 a\ j the
of the motion picture shows. Coal
strike in Cororado and Indian up- j hired girl
rising in New Mexico, down near j 'he reservoir.
Shiprock, 84 miles south of here. ! Su've I'ipes comes in different
The government lias a fine school lengths, all of which are so crooked
and other conveniences there fur, that thev won t til anything the
the Indian and trying to teach him human hand. A piece ot stove pipe
to be useful and self supporting. ,uuv k straight down at the hard-
Fiut a few renegades are opposed to ware store, but the minute you pick
white white man's progress and 111- '' up ami try to groove il into another
cist that they will have their own section il will throw oil humps,
way. The main trouble b the In- ] curves and handspring fasltr than a
1 (linns thiuk that tjiey are entitled I mountain mustang at a rciuid up.
to more tbaa one wife and the gov- ho"' some reason or other, the
eminent says they are not. iiiau ot the house is always called
I The coal strike is a serious thing ni'ou to wrestle with the stove pipe,
j in southeastern Colorado, and is far i u l,il,! is (loin« tfiis, the
from settled. In and near Duran-
Gilchrist, Sherwood & Co.
Our Prices :uv 1r Right. V
♦
Dover, Oklohoma t
Harna
V
O.
go there is no trouble with the
miners, as the mine operators lr/re
are ready t<> consider the miners'
plea'for better, conditions or wages.
In fact they have already given
llletri a slight increase.
The Dover News reaches me us
ually Saturday night, auu I never
quit reading until everything is
j While lie is doing this, the wife of
| the bosom will stand around and
j criticise his contour and unroll
! several yards ot tree sarcasm. It is (
| a wonder l.ial more divorces are not !
I caused by llus vindicative practice, j
There are numerous drawbacks to
j the stove pipes, It is continually
J rusting out just prior to a cold spell.
[ for one tiling, and causing a uielan-
I cboly postponement of the weekly
On Shoes and Groceries
Beginning Nov. 29, and lasting 10 days, means cui
prices, and a big money saving proposition to all con-
sumers of good clean merchandise. Having decided to
change our grocery stock to the front of the store and
the shoes to the back, will make special inducements
for 10 days to lower the stock.
Groceries
-ugar,
lb
read. Local happening* especially j hath,
interest me for in that v av 1 get all lwo
ing the mother of so talented a | die news of the neighborhood, that
;i and of having spent many hap-
py years in tlin slate. hhe stated
Wednesday that Frederick Ayres of
Colorodo Springs has composed a
eonorata for the violin and piano
which he has decicated to her
son is now in the hands of the pub-
lishers. He expects to incorporate
il in his program next season.
Mr. Ayres is a composer who has
had a number of his compositions
played by world famous musicians.
"Mrs. Persinger hopes that when
her son visits this country again he
may be able to play in Oklahoma
City."
l'heii it is liable to spread in
two or three joints without any
warning whatever and llood the
one does not get in a letter. : home with self coal smoke, .lust as
Hoping that you meet with sue- 1 slire 88 11 K,,|s below zero, the
ces? in the management of the Do- stove pipe will choke up and refuse
ver News, 1 remain, j draw in any direction except back
W. F. Flk.mino. ! ward. when it has to be disinembcr-
footicc
On account of inclement weather
the pie supper at Burr Oak school
was postponed until Friday night,
Nov. 28.
ed with frozen lingers and cleaned
lout with a new $1 broom.
A sure test of a man's religion is
the ability to put up a stiffnecked,
j hump backed stove pipe without
20 II
20 lbs Hc.ilis,
0 lbs llullc ('<
l()e Tea. per
10. llice, per lb
10c Soda, per pkg,
10c pkg Faultless Starch,
10c Call Lye, :
10c liar Castile Soap,
2 packages Pearliue,
2 packages Nine O'clock Washing powder,
.-1.00
.1.00
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Wo Can Baking Powder, 07
10c Can Tomatoes, 07
10c ('an Lye I lominy 07
10c Can Pork and Beans, 07
10c Can Sugar Corn, 07
10c Can Mustard Sardines, 07
10c Lamp Chimney ,07
l".c Lamp Chimney, Oil
I Lantern (i lobe, ,()',)
10c Bottle Bluing, 07
10c Lamp Burner 07
SHOES
SHOES!
SHOES!
j giving the members of his family a
1 he following out ot town peopl close imitation ol Mount Popocatepetl
Will close out the following brands of shoes. Brown, Peters, Richardson, dt price
that will be a big saving to you.
| LADIES' SHO!?S
Miss Pearle Shelton spent today
here with relatives.
Miss Fay Roueh spent Thanks-
giving lit Hennessey.
Kev. S. Beese visited at Wauko- Mrs. Kvam, Mr. Little, Mrs. Morton
M'ss Myrtle Kiley, Kingfisher. JJiss
attended the Sunday school conveii.
tion at this place: Rev. II. Wiensand
family, cauie by auto from Weather
fori, Rev. <iink, of Sweetwater,
Okla ; ltev. J. Ilaber and family.
Waukomis; Sol Beese, Waukomis;
having convulsions. The man who
can do this will never be sued in the
region of Ins marriage contract on
lUe grounds ol ^compatibility. — Ex.
Riley favored the assembly with a
beautiful solo. John Werner, Alden.
Kansas; F. C. Berger. Cleveland,
Ohio.
A.
and
Evangelical Church.
Sunday School 10 a. m.—li
Northup, Supt.
Preaching'services 11 a, m.
7:30 p. m.
Y. P. A. 7:Of) p. m. Theme,
Home Missions. Lesson, Deut.
8:1-20. Leader, Fay Koucli. Spe-
cial music.
Nearly Every Child Has Worms.
Paleness, at times a Hushed face, tin
I natural hunger, picking the "nose,
j great thirst, etc. are Indications of
j worms- Kicapoo Worm Killer is a
I reliable, thorough medicine for the re
i moval of all kinds ol worms from c'nil-
conveution atjdren ami adults. Kicapoo Worm
Killer in pleasant candy forms: aids
mis over Thanksgiving.
Frank Kouch returned home
yesterday from California.
Mrs. V. J. Ream, of El Reno, is
visiting here today.
Rev. A. E. Kurlli returned to
his charge at Orlando yesterday.
Take advantage of the special
sales our merchants are putting on.
John Lillihridge built a new eoal
house for the Bank of Dover Tuei-
day.
Mrs. David Foglesong went to
Lawton lo spend Thanksgiving with
her daughter, Miss Moua.
Leou Marsmon, of Kansas City,
spent Tuesday with the Millers, wlie
are old time friends of his.
The regular meeting of the W. R.
C, will lie held Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. J. N. Jones
The Sunday school
the Evangelical church Monday and
, , , j digestion, tones system, overcoming '
l.ueeday was a grand success Large . ... .
J n .i? constipation and increasing the action,
crowds attended and the program j 0f the liver. Is perfectly safe for even
was well worth going a long ways to | the most delicate children. Kicapoo
hear. F. C. Berger, ot Ohio, was | Worm Killer makis children happy
especially entertaining and instruct- [ >llK' healthy. J.jc. Guaranteed. fry
it. Drug stores, or by mall. Kicapoo
Nervous anil Sick Headaches.
Torpid liver, constipated bowels and
disordered stomach are the causes of
these headaches. Take Dr. King's
New Life l'ills, you will be surprised
bow quickly you will get relief. They
stimulate the different organs "to do
their work properly. No better regu-
ulator for liver and bowels. Take 25c
and invest in a box today. At all drug-
gists or by mail. II. E. Buckleti &
Co.. Philadelphia and St. Louis.
MEN'S SHOES.
<■! r>0 men's dress shoe, ?2.S"> ,
IJ.oO men's work shoe, 2.*">;
li.OO men's dress shoe, 1.98 j
o.OO men's work shoe, 1.98 J
2 o() men's dress shoe 1.7o
2.50 men's work shoe 17o
2.2"> men's work shoe 1
?:;..")0 ladies
3.2o ladies
3.00 ladi' S
2.oO ladi1
Ml
2 So Pat. i
slioes,
shoes,,
shoes,
shoes,.
-HOES
I s2..MJ gun metal button,
'"$2.11") | 2 2o gun metal, button
... 2.fiO j 1.7"i box calf, lace,
... 2.2.1 | 2.o0 Blue I'ibbon,
■ ■■ i <■> 2 '•!!> Blue Uibbon,
j 1 .(io Calkskin
I.9S
1.10
1.98
1.2."
brine button, 82.10 j (i/jc baby slioei
G. W. Fletcher,
Notary Public and
Real Estate Agent |
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H. B. HARNAR,
Pioneer Merchant Dover, Oklahom a
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I First Class Work Done at
Welch's Barter Simp-
Hot and Cold Baths--
5 For $1.00.
ive. with h.s lalk on
Germany. He orgunizsd a claas here j l0
teachcrs' traiclns.
Money to Loan on Farms
K. K'^Oll
City Meat Market, |
Full Line of Fresh and
Cured Meats Always ou
Hand. Pure Kettle Red-
dered Lard. Ice for sale
Fvcry day. Prices Right.
E. Edson
< k:cUicLe Co., l'liilut-felphia and
dover.
oklahoma.
GD MAUK
Hardware, Furniture
and Farm Implements
Everything first-class and up-to
date. We carry a complete Sine
of standard implements and the
prices can not lie bea,f. anywhere.
Our furniture department is com-
plete and full of good bargains.
^ , Agent for Enid Steam Latin--
dry in connection. Your pat-
.® ron age appreciated.
fl GOOD riifitfi
Is appreciated by Evrey
One. Please your friends
by giving them a Photo
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Martin, J. S. The Dover News (Dover, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 27, 1913, newspaper, November 27, 1913; Dover, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc136314/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.