The Norman Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 25, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 18, 1914 Page: 4 of 8
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EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE ::
Established 1889
: Dealer in STANDARD LINES J
KEEN KUTTER EDGE TOOLS
YALE LOCKS AND BUILDERS HARDWARE
CHARTER OAK STOVES AND RANGES
OLIVER PLOWS AND CULTIVATORS
BAIN WAGONS, ANCHOR
BUGGIES, DEERING MOW-
ERS AND BINDERS
BLACK HAWK CORN AND COTTON PLANTERS
BLACK HAWK AND OLIVER RIDING LISTERS
ALWOOD HOG FENCING, BARB WIRE
AND GENERAL HARDWARE.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL. —MARRIED: At the court
house this (Friday) afternoon,
From Friday's Daily. Chief Justice of the Peace S. j
Prof, and Mrs. Roy Hadsell M- Moore infthe P^sence of a,
got away yesterday for their of interested witnesses
::Farm Loans Wanted ii;
year's stay in Chicago.
—Mrs. Fred Jepsen is here
from Arkansas City visiting her
mother, Mrs. Lucetta Meyer.
—Prof, and Mrs. King have
rented the Mrs. Fannie Tatum
property on West Gray for the
coming year.
—Mrs. A. G. Stitt and children
have returned to their home in
Louisville, Ky., after several
weeks' visit with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Brewer.
—Dr. G. M. Clifton reports the
arrival of a fine ten-pound boy
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Gaston on Wednesday, and a
son to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jones.
—Col. E. H. Morrow came
Mr. Lee Manning of Texas and 1
Miss Ethel P. Taylor. The bride |
is a daughter of Mr. J. F. Tay- J
lor, a charming young lady and j
one who has many friends here.'
The groom is a substantial! T Aprpn
young farmer of the Lone Star •• YIlj ClrrKK?
state. The Transcript extends *
congratulations.
—In a letter from Dr. Boyd to
the editor of the Transcript he
tells of a very pleasant visit to
Boulder, Colo., recently, where j
he was the guest of Prof, and
Mrs. L. W. Cole. Speaking of
Mr. Cole, he says: "He is cer-1
tainly making good in Colorado."
—Miss Mary Stroup, who has
been visiting her mother and
„ ,f , , , . other relatives, returned to heri
over from Yukon last evening duties
as nurse at Dallas, Texas,
where he is building a couple of thi morning. ,
houses. He is figuring on a
couple of modern cottages for I
Prof. Voss in Norman. LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
S. L. Sykes is home from an
nMiiiHinnimniuiiii'
11 We Want all the Good Loans That We Can Get;;
Low rates,
Annual interest, any month,
Best prepayment privileges,
Principal and interest payable
in Norman.
Promp* closW,
No red tape,
Long established here.
!! Write, call or telephone us when in need of a loaxi
:THE CLEMENT MORTGAGE COMPANV
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK BANK C,BUILDING.
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♦ J. R. CARMON •
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♦ General Collector and ♦
♦ Constable. ♦
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♦Office over Rucker's store. ♦
♦ PHONE 221 ♦
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♦ Dr. A. C. 11IRSCHFIELD ♦
♦ Physician & Surgeon ♦
♦ Office over Barbour's Drug ♦
♦ Store ♦
(HE NORMAN TRANSCRIPT
Society Notes of Interest.
extended trip which took him all I prom Saturday's Dally
over southern Oklahoma. He prof. anci Mrs. McMurtrey1
brings the old, old story of fine are here from Aline, Cherokee-
crops. | county, where Mr. McMurtrey is !
—Mr. and Mrs. E i Reeves ar- principal, of the schools. They
'rived from Gould, Okla., yester- wm be students at the-summer,
day, and will enter the Univer- I term.
sity for the summer, Mr. Reeves | ~ _Mrs. M. C. Alexander writes ■
continuing his course in engi-!from San Francisco, where she!
neering and Mrs. Reeves taking j ;s making her home with herj
a course in music. 1 ;,0n, that she likes California and From Friday's Daily.
—Mrs. J. A. Winstead and j js enjoying the fine fruit and | Mr. and Mrs. Clyde-Short, of
pretty little child arrived this beautiful flowers. . .
morning from Columbia, S. C., i —City Marshal Pledger re-1 to Norman the fore part of the |
on a visit to her mother, Mrs. W. Jceived ti phone message from H. week, and visited a few days ,v,.irilM
Ax,n L Thompson. Mrs. Winstead L. Sanderson last night telling with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. n j/ p" T ?ila Pickard Delia
REACHERS AND EUGENICS was formerly Miss Delia Thomp-| him to send all the harvest Dan Short. Mr. Short is pro- Ahhntt Ann Mpr^l i,™
Quite a controversy has arisen | son, and has numerous friends hands he could to Alva, that! prietor of the Rex Garage in Sul- ^ , r", p i iV1L^dU'
' there was a big demand at $2.50 phur. Mrs. Short is a daughter ler.L^uU 1
J. J. Burke, Owner and Editor.
Entered at the poatoffice t Norman, Okla.,
or transportation through the mails as second
ast mail matter.
THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1914.
Yesterday Miss Blanche Hol-
; land entertained the Swastika
1 club with an additional list of
! friends. Auction bridge was the
! Sulphur Springs, Okla., motored entertainment °f the aftern^ojv
Miss Ruth Burch made high
score. Attending were: Misses
Emiline Miller, Carrie Martin,
per day and board.
■Judge McMillan received a
♦ Phones—
♦ Office 235. Residence 369 ♦
I in Cleveland, Ohio, over eugen-; here. Her husband is a promi-
i ics. A score or more of the ' nent physician of Columbia.
| ministers of that city, backed by ! —Charlie Schirck, who for =
i the physicians, having given out ■ years has been the right-hand j letter from a friend in Lebanon,
that they will not perform the ] man of F. J. McGinley in the ;Tenn., yesterday, stating that no j City on Wednesday.
I marriage ceremony for any meat department, and is recog-1 rain had fallen in that locality! * * * *
I couple that does not present a nized as one of the best meat j for nearly six weeks and that | The Baptist ladies
of former Governor
old Indian Territory,
families motored to
* ! health certificate, the laymen | cutters in the west,
'come back at them by saying!week for Okmulgee,
Luttrell, Ruth
Harris* of Klinglesmith, Nellie Jane Mc-
The two Farlin, Mary Gilkey, Mary Endi-
nk 1 a hnrm cott, Lotta Taylor, Mary McMil-
lan, Charmeon Simpson, Zue
Max Bronaugh, of Hugo Okla.,
•ii v, Lillian Austin, of Franklin, Ok-
W1 0 ( lahoma, Mary Heartsell of
that these preachers and phy- [ will be associated with his fath
uinc
sicians are themselves for the
most part anaemics and neither
' they nor their wives could pass
an eugenic examination to save
their lives, and that, having
themselves enjoyed the joys of
matrimony to the full, they are
now conspiring to keep the joys
from others just as much en-
whL "li.! S-rop comiitiol,s "re <lePlOT ble in j 'heij annual all-day meetjMr at w^thSrtod,' Okla" Ann Sue Mc-
where he lenness,e. the home of their preadent, Mrs. Call of Dalla.; Tex.5j.GIadyS Mc-
evening for Galesburg, 111., upon j 25th.
receipt of a telegram conveying
the sad news of the death of his
get the gj
low i'Dms
Sewing Machine
to buy the machine
with the name NEW
HOME on the arm
I and in the legs.
ThU roncliin* it
warranted for all
er in a meat market of his own.
Mr. and Mrs. Schirck leave num-
erous friends here who wish
th m happiness and prosperityj brother, Fred O. McFarland,
in their new home. > jaged 39. Mr. McFarland under-
—Mrs. Frank B. Lucas was (went an operation for appendi-
here from Oklahoma City yester- j citis about a month ago and was
day attending commencement j thought to be getting along well,
and incidentally working for Mr. J when he took a relapse.
titled to them. As, too, the young Lucas, wno is candidate for the i —A letter
couples are going to other towns j Democratic nomination for state formerly
and paying the wedding fees to [auditor. He is the most com- tells us
j preachers in other communities,; petent man for that position ; siding over a Mergenthaler at
the preacher-physician eugenic among the Democratic candi- |33 per week.
scheme promises to be short, dates. j —Postmaster Swank is look-
lived. | —J. A. Mclntire went to Ok- ing forward to a short vacation
Seems foolish, anyhow. The lahoma City a day or two ago which he will spend attending
idea of a lot of old and worn out and purchased a five-passenger the national
razoopers endeavoring to control Buick automobile for use in h's
he course of true love! Better bus and baggage line and for
let them marry than to do worse, livery. He believes in being up-
l'or eugenic propositions of this I to-date.
sort do not tend towards virtue.
-M. F. McFarland left last;E. A. Foster, on Thursday, June
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Mrs. Robert Barbour enter-
tained a party of little folks yes-
terday afternoon in honor of the
Lennan of Moore, Okla., Helen
Olander of Oklahoma City.
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The "Jolly Twelve" met at the
home of Amo Replogle on Thurs-
eleventh birthday of her daugh- day afternoon. The members
ter, Roberta. are: President, Amo Replogle;
ecretary, Jesse Acree; mem-
Mrs. Tom E. Smith was at bers: Ruth Walls, Bess Elledge,
Cobble,
Nina Flood,
magazine study. A long dis- Viola Stoner, Anna Ousterhaus,
cussion was held on next year's Virgie George and Mary Baker,
program. They will study a, The next meeting will be with
miscelaneous course. Mrs. Smith Jesse Acree.
served ice cream in the club col-
ors, orange and yellow, with de-
licious cake. The ladies ex-
e took a relapse. > Mrs. Tom E. Smith was at bers: Ruth Walls, Bess I
etter trom J. D. Womack,; home on Thursday to the Old Clara Glenn, Beatrice
y with the liansciip , j^egjme ja(jjes The lesson was Ruby Mae McCall, Nina
he is at IjOdi, Gali., Pie~on magazine study. A long dis- Viola Stoner, Anna Oust
meeting of post-
masters to be held in St. 1 aul. pressecl themselves as having en-
ostmaster Eastman o joye(j the best meeting of the
Oklahoma City are going. '• '
New Wrinkle in Commencements
—Charlie Berry left yesterday -v eal'
No other like it
No other as good
Tbfi Nsw Home Sewing Macbine Company,
ORANGE. MASS.
/. M. . ACKSON
—Charlie Cox writes us to
send his Transcript to Hereford,
Texas, saying it is the nicest
place they have struck and they | terian services tomorrow morn-
will stay there a while.
—LADIES, make a special
trip to town, and look at those
dresses at Rucker's for $5.95.
—F. M. Alexander is home
from his stay in Chicago, and
also visited other parts of Illi-
i nois. He reports dry, dusty and
drouthy conditions all through
Illinois, and is greatly pleased to
get home to "Beautiful Oklaho-
in." He is much encouraged
over the outlook for the church
in Norman, in the way of as-
sistance for a new church edifice,
and will tell about the General
Assembly work at the Presby-
From Friday's Daily.
The Transcript learns that the
—MARRIED: At Oklahoma evening for Holdenville, Okla., mu a ' 'J ' . state board of education and
I City, on Wednesday, June 10th, where he will be a guest at a The first number of the series University authorities may make
Miss Cora Bowling, daughter of house-party given by Miss Mar-1 °£ .recitals to be given by the a new rule for future commence-
i Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bowling ofigaret Redman of that city. He1 children s culture club was held ments, holding them before ex-
■ this city, and Mr. V. F. Chris- will also spend a few days visit- Wednesday evening at the home animations instead of after. As
topher, of Gilmore City, Mo., ing at Pawnee. of Mrs. Hugh Jones on North i it is now, students who have
were united in marriage. The —The little girls S. S. S. club Peters ^ve. The little ones tak- taken their examinations anc1
bride formerly taught in this met Friday afternoon with Evo- ing part were Marie Smythe, are not in the graduating class
city, but for two years past has rene Alder at her home, No. 310 ^elleta Jones. Mildred Holland, have little interest in Com-
been connected with the Okla- E. Eufaula. Each little lady Bverene Alder, Blanche Baggett mencement; would rather strike
homa City schools. She is a brought with her some kind of Genevie Morgan and Lowell out tor home than stay for the
charming young lady and Mr. needle work. Dainty refresh- stokes. Mesdames Jones, Bag- exercises. It is said even some
Christopher is to be congratu- ments were served at 5 o'clock and Smythe served delicious members of the faculty hike on
lated. The Transcript extends to Mildred Holland, Margaret home-made ice cream and cake., their summer vacation before
ing.
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its best wishes. j Newblock, Mildred Lee Williams,
—Dr. and Mrs. Walter Cap- \ Irene Sharp, Ruby Bartholomew,
shaw left yesterday for an ex- Ruth Reed, Mary Catharyn Moo-
tended trip through the West, Mau, Myrl Westervelt and Evo-
going first to New Mexico and | rene Alder. The next meeting
then to El Paso, Los Angeles, J will be with Margaret Newblock.
San Francisco and other points' —Charlie Standley expects to
on the Pacific Slope. They go in 1 attend the Texas state meeting
the hope a change of climate will j of postoffice clerks, which is to
benefit Walter, who has been ail- j be held at El Paso this year— j
ing for several months. Every-1 the latter part of June. It will
body trusts they may not be dis- sure be a great trip and he is to'
appointed, and that he will re-! be envied. Charlie is organizer
turn fully recovered. i for the Southwestern Division
—Mrs. R. V. Yoho is here of the National Association of I
from Knoxville, 111., looking af- Postoffice Clerks, and getting to
ter her Norman property. She be a welcome visitor at the big
Js staying with her mother in |meetings, having developed into
Knoxville, who is some eighty quite a speaker along organiza-;
j years of age. Mrs. Yoho says it tion and postoffice lines,
is distressingly dry in Illinois —Mr. Nat Boom or arrived i
and all through the east no heavy , this morning from Vienna, III.,
I rains having visited that section and will enter the University for
I this spring or even in the winter. | the summer term, expecting to
Her son, Ervin, who was in the locate permanently in Oklahoma,
j navy, is now married and living He is from Mayor Oliver's for-
| in Des Moines. He was a mem-jm r home, and has been engag-1
jber of a Canada league baseball ed in teaching. He says a fine
; leam for a while, and developed !rain fell at his home Friday, but
the day of Commencement. To
Mr. Frank Wilsox, eldest son our mind, this is one of the most
of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wilcox, important days of the Universi-
left yesterday for Waco, Texas, [ ty, and every member of the fac-
where he will work in an ice fac- j ulty and every student should be
tory. He will return again in the expected to be there just as
early fall and re-enter the Uni- much as at one of their recita-
versity. tions.
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into a good player.
—The "Fraternity Four" ex-
pect to appear at different thea-
tres throughout the state in
vaudeville this summer, their
first appearance being in a big
moving picture theatre in Tulsa
next Sunday night. The mem-
bers are Carl Whiteman, Denver
nearly every part of Illinois is
suffering from drouth.
—A letter from Mrs. Gomer
D. Evtns tells us she and Mr.
Evans are nicely located at
Beaumont, Texas, where he is
manager of the Kirby Retail
! Lumber Yard. She tells of en-
J joying a visit last week from
Davison, Frank Reed and Sam Strother Ferguson, who is doing
Neff, and they represent nine j well as manager of a life insur-
different national fraternities, j ance company. Her sister, Miss
They will probably get into Ar- j Lee Brittain, is visiting her and
kansas, Texas and Missouri be-1 having a fine time. Beaumont is
fore returning to Norman in, a city of some 40,000, and pros-
September. I perous.
T speaks to the heart through the
pocket baok. That's ,vhy the Ford
is a friend to thoasa lis the .srorid o rer.
/Viiat any other car vlil do the Ford
will do—and more—at a fraction of the
cost. Bay today.
Five hundred dollars is the price
of the Ford runabout; the touring car is
five-fifty; the town car seven-fifty-f.o.b.
Detroit, complete with equipment. Ask
us for catalog and interesting Ford
Times.
g , W. C. WEIR, Agent
' or Norman Motor Company
Norman, Okla.
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