The State Journal (Mulhall, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, February 14, 1913 Page: 3 of 6
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Mulhall, Logan County, Oklahoma
J0URN4L
STATE
Friday, February 14, 1913
Bank Statement.
Statement.
A Free 1913 Diary and Wall Bank
Calendar for our Readers.
We take pleasure in an- Publisher's Report of the condition of
nouncing that any reader of this THE MULHALL STATE BANK
paper can secure a pocket diary ^{u|hall, Oklahoma, Feb. 4, 1913.
for 1913 by sending four 1-cent BK80urcks
stamps to D. Swift & company, Loang and Discounts
patent lawyers, Washington D. Overdrafts, secured and
(i unsecured
• Warrants,
1 Banking House
Professional Cards P-™"™ ^ Fixture.
$37,028.81
A. G. T. CHILDERS, M. D.
Does a general practice. Office
over Oklahoma State Bank. 'Phone
49. Calls promptly answered.
DR. E. G. SHARP
SURGEON
Special attention given to consultations
and general surgery.
1221 west Okla. ave. | GUTHRIE.OKLA
Phone 301 (
Other Real Estate Owned
Due from Banks
Checks and Other Cnsh Items
Exchange for Clearing House
Cash in Bank
Total I
liabilities
Capital Stock Paid In
Surplus Fund
Undivided Profits, less Ex-
penses and Taxes Paid
Individual Deposits Subject
to Check
Time Certificates of Deposit
Cashier's Checks Outstand-
; Mrs. A. F. Davidson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davidson,
„ , .... J Mrs. Rose Gibson, Mrs. Carpen-
Publisher's Rfuort of the condition of _ . • i r 1 ^ ,
THE OKLAHOMA STATE BANK ter, Edna and Vada ( arpenter
of Mulhall Oklahoma, Feb. 4, 1918. U- C. Cover and family, Mr and
| Mrs. F. P. Davidson called at
the A. F. Davidson home this
week.
Mrs. Mary Carpenter and
Miss Anna Johns, Mr.
Joe Carpenter, Mr.
resources
Loans and Discounts
Overdrafts, secured and
94.45 unsecured
570 29 Warrants
800 00 1 BankinK honse,
845.00 £)ue from Banks
300]00 Exchange for Clearing House
$53,017.86!
7B7.48
11,640.68|
3.500.00 i family,
14'S and Mrs.
il'A). \f\J .
12,020.42 Cash ln Hank
isolas I
596.26 |
2,342.28'
Total
liabilities
54,777.77 Capital Stock Paid In
Surplus Fund
Undivied Profits, less Ex-
5,000.00 penses and Taxes Paid
896.70 Individual Deposits Subject
to Check
1,308.39 Time Certificates of Deposit
Total $ 87.365.94
3,445.04 and Mrs. Charles Hanson and
$87,365.94 j Revs. Jackson and Larson spent
| Monday evening with Mr. and
$10,000.001 Mrs- Elias Carpenter.
l.ooo.oo Helpful hints to busy mothers:
86.24 use Pride of Perry flour and
69 638 041 ma'ie y°ur work lighter.
6,641.66 i
"'IS
Notes and Bills Rediscounted
Bills Payable
30,598.84
9,853.43
I State of Oklahoma,
2 o54.9o County of Logan.
2,565 51
2,500.00
}s,
Stony 'Point Items
Preaching at 3 p. m. next Sun-
day.
Mr. Craven has been hauling
Dr: FURROW
If you want the best
Dental Work
Subscribed and sworn to before me
I, L. K. Meek, Cashier of the above.
named Bank, do solemnly swear that; hay.
* 54,777.77 t tip'm' Miss Esta Park is on the sick
God. list.
L. K. Meek, Cashier .
C. P. Wilkerson was a Guthrie
visitor Saturday.
Wm. T. Dwinnell, Notary Public. yj rp park was
(Seal)
Correct Attest:
E. E. Richadson, )
J. J. Donahoe / Directors
W.H. Matthews, 1
New Meat
Market
C. N. MADISON, Proprietor.
Fresh meat of all kinds. Free delivery anywhere in town
Special prices on all meats for Saturday, February 1.
Home made lard at Special price. Phone 37. Your
patronage solicited.
ents Mr and Mrs. Alex Wood. United States geological survey,
Mr and Mrs. George Detwiler was $33,097,362, a decrease of
and Mr and Mrs. Joe Fitzpat- $706,316 from the figures for
rick visited at John Pritchett's 1910 The decrease in value was
Sundav * chiefly in limestone used tor
, .f fluxing. These figures do not
A number of the young folks ^ va)ue q{ most of the
of this neighborhood zave Mrs ljme
C C firav a suninse party lasti , ...
GUTHRIE,
OKLA.
Total
State of Oklahoma, \
+ I County of Logan. / '
ti I, W. R. Kincaid, Cashier of the
t I above named Bank, do solemly swear this 10th day of Feb., 1913.
2 that the above statement is true to the
♦ ! best of my knowledge and "belief, so
f 1 help me God.
+ W. R. Kincaid, Cashier.
| ; Subscribed and sworn to before me
J this 12th day of Feb., 1913.
• W. T. Dwinnell, Notary Public.
t> My commission expires Nov. 22, 1913
i (seal)
* Correct Attest:
R. M.
A. E.
Kincaid,
Kincaid,
W. H. MATTHEWS
ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
Loans, collections, rt'ritaSs real j0jjn R0Hins had the misfor-
estate, insurance, abstracts. 1 receive .
Taxes for the north half of Logan tune to lose a horse last week,
county and West half of Payne county.
Bridge Creek News.
John Rollins had
V. Willi VJ . - * " I
Office in Oklahoma State Bank.
J. J. KAVANEK,
VETERINARY SURGEON,
will be in Mulhall from now on,
and will do everything in the
veterinary line* Call at Hatfield s
drug store or Woosley hotel.
—
COL. N. H. KELSO,
Auctioneer
If you are thinking of having
a sale, remember that 1 am in the
auction business for business.
Make dates any time and any-
where when I am not already
dated. Qet dates at either bank
in Mulhall, The State Journal
office, or call me 'Phone 555—2
L. line.
TODD &. MAHAN,
PAINTERS, PAPER HANGERS
AND DECORATORS.
Equipped for all kinds of Painting
and Papering. AH paper orders
promptly attended to for city or country
James R. HiLdreth,
DKAYMAN.
All kinds of hauling and dray work.
When you want anything in my line,
just call 'phone 9. Hates for hauling
very reasonable.
\V. T DWINNELL, J. P.
When you have legal papers to be
drawn up, or legal papers to be exe-
cuted or want some good property ill-
surance, come and see me. Notary
Public.
Miss Anna Johns
sister, Mrs. Mary
last week.
the first of the week.
Harve Newton and John
Directors. Betchen are digging a well on
the Walt Spangler place.
Mrs. J. C. and W. Cover have
been on the sick list this, but
both are better at this writing.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Davidson, Saturday, February 8,
1913, an 8-pound baby girl. Dr.
Childers attending physician. All
visited her
Carpenter,
a Guthrie
shopper Saturday.
Miss Clara Robinette visited
Miss Pearl Bearden Sunday.
Misses Maud and Ruth Shultz
visited home folks Saturday and
Sunday.
Wm. Wilkerson visited his
parental home Saturday night
and Sunday.
Miss Lena Schafer spent Sat-
urday night at the home of Miss
Addie Bocox.
Miss Vadian Lawrie has been
on the sick list, but is reported
better at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meinin-
ger and daughter Myrtle were
Mulhall shoppers Saturday.
There will be a box and
Wednesday night. All present
report a fine time.
Welcome Notes.
BY UNCLE TOM.
Mrs. Liebhardt called at the
Kissner home Friday.
Ruby Smith spent Monday
with Pearl Carmichael.
M. E. Schaal called at the
Kissner home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs." John Steinback
and family spent Sunday at the
Kissner home.
The snow is just about all ■
gone; better put up your sleighs j
and get out your plows.
nor a large quantity of limestone
used in the manufacture of Port-
land cement.
The principal states that pro-
duced limestone in 1911, were, in
rank of value, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana' Illinois, New
York an Missouri, each having
an output of more than $,200,000.
LOCAL NEWS
•John P. GriHith went to Guth-
rie Wednesday on business.
Dr. E. G. Sharp of Guthrie
was called Thursday of last week
to attend Mr. Jewell, at the
home of his aunt, Mrs. J. W. Orr.
Dr. Hatfield is making a novel
- - - j offer to patrons of his cigar
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Robbins (.ounter< The last cigar in every
and family spent Sunday with ()0X jg gjJen free. Every cigar
their brother and sister, Lucy user keeps an eye on the case
and Alvin Robbins. t0 see how fast the boxes are
Grandma Capper is staying being emptied.
Mr. and Mrs. McVey and fam- Parties doinTnicely '' ' Mr. and Mrs Charles Meimn- with R. A. Capper and family. Eret Reed ieft for Kansas
ily visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. „ N . Murnhv Mr and Jaughter Myfle were, She has been staying with Mr. Cit M Tuesday to attend the
Davidson Sunday. E^ Cafne^r Mr and Mulhall ahoppera Satnrday Lm(J Mrs. charlie Capper, but ,unera, „f his step-mother, Mrs.
Grandma Nealis and Mrs. D. mS W Covef. Mr.' and' Mrs. There "[J1 be a„ bof ple Mrs. Charlie Capper is away at Frank Ke<,d. Erct „as aceom-
H Lvon were both real poorly L. M. Davidson visited Mr. and supper at Stony Point February: the hospital, where she has been
' ' — 17. A program will be given. operated on for gall stones.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schafer e Production ot Limastone.
' daughter Lena, ~"A
Mr. and
' patronize a. j. mize
i We will mend your shoes
And save your soles!
•j; Repair your harness
❖ And keep them whole J
v mulhall, okla. *
AUCTIONEER
I ain prepared to cry sales and
would like to have a share of the
patronage of those who have
auction work to do. My terms
are reasonable. Address me at
Mulhall, Rid. 4, or leave date at
either Bank or Journal office.
Leo J. Anthis
J. Frank Hoopes
Blacksmith
Machinist
and
We have the best and most
Up-to-date Machinery for
turning out all kinds of Re-
pair Work. Plow Work and
Vehicle Repairing a specialty
First-class work and reason-
able prices.
>++4.4.4.4, #+♦+*♦+♦♦•••♦+<■++♦♦♦5
I will sell at public outcry at Miller's
Feed Yard, in south Mulhall, on „
SAT., FEB. 22; 13
commencing at 1 o'clock p. m., the
following-described property, to-wit:
HORSES and MULES
"1 Bay horse, 10 years old, weight 1050
1 Gray horse, 5 years old, weight 1200
1 Bay all purpose horse, weight 1100
1 Span of good work mules
HOGS
1 Thoroughbred Poland-China Male, wt. 150 lbs.
1 Thoroughb-'ed Duroc gilt.
MISCELLANEOUS
1 Good farm wagon 1 Lumber wagon
1 Riding plow. 1 Walking plow. 1 Harrow
1 One horse cotton planter
1 Walking cultivator. 1 Set Chain harness
TERMS of SALE
Nine months' time on sums of $10 and over. Bankable
note must be given. Sums less than $10, cash in hand
Discount of 5 per cent on sums of $10 and over for Cash
M. W. BOWLES, Auctioneer
R. M. KINCAID, Clerk.
NOTICE - Bring in whatever you want to sel\ list it with
us and we will sell it for you. See the auctioneer or Mr
"incaid, and arrange to sell your stuff
Mrs. C. A. Bocox and daughter
Addie, visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Bocox.
Ed Stout gave a party Satur-
day night in honor of his niece,
Miss Ethel Mackey. Quite a
| number of young folks were j
there and all report a good time
District 52
BY BLUEBELL.
Mrs. Charlie Davis is on the
sick list.
Roy Lewellen and wife visited
at C. C. Gray's Sunday.
Miss Georgia Anthis visited at i
S. A. McNeil's Sunday.
The young folks of Antioch
visited at C. C. Gray's Sunday, i
Mr. and Mrs. George Fitzpat-
rick visited at Will Dickinson's
Sunday.
Miss Edna Lewellen visited at
Mr. Wagoner's, near Clarkson,
last week.
! Misses Nora Ireton and Nellie
j Detwiler visited at Ed Lew-
i ellen's Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Williams of Okla-
homa City, is visiting friends in
this neighborhood.
Cal Bresslerand family of Mul-
hall spent Saturday night and
Sunday at Roy Kennedy's.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pryor and
Mrs. Leo Anthis and children
visited at Ed Coulter's Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Eastwood of Dewey,
Okla., is here visiting her par-
More limestone is produced in
the United States than any other
panied by his uncle, Lou Reed.
Mrs. Reed was a victim of
Brights and heart disease.
The play given by the school
at the opera house Friday night,
kind of stone, not excepting ; February 21, will be well worth
granite, and its value is also'coming to aee. Hitch up and
greater. bring your wives and sweet-
The value of the limestone hearts. What Mulhall does, it
output in 1911, according to the 'does right.
I
Coal
x
j* If you want Coal,
| call onus, or phone ji-
lt 54. We deliver to J
to any part of city. $
Bennett & Fry }}
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