Edmond Enterprise and Oklahoma County News. (Edmond, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 80, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 11, 1904 Page: 4 of 7
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THURSDAY,
EDMOND, OKLAHOMA.
AUGUST II, 1904
J. C. FISHER,
HARNESS,
SADDLES.
FLY-NETS,
ROBES.
WHIPS,
ETC.
Repairing <
Specialty.
All work
Guaranteed
"Protect Yourtelf."
Intending visitors to Saint Louis
during the World's Fair can assure
themselves satisfactory rooming ac-
commodations through the merchants
service company at a nominal expenses
For particulars, apply to nearest Frisco
System Agent."
The Southwestern Is the school.
Ray Wood and Oscar Lowry were
Oklahoma City visitors this week.
Use Snow Drift Baking powder and
draw the fine dinner set at.
Bailey & Dawson's.
F.ugene, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Peas, is sick this week with
fever
A good school. The Southwestern.
R. K. Boswood, came in Sun-
day from Sayre, and other points In
Roger Mills county.
I ry Bailey &. Dawson with an order
for groceries. We will sure please
you, Phone 74.
Mrs, G. A. 1 allent moved from her
former home to the Gregg property on
Normal Hill,
. Geo. Fox and J. L. Lasley are at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tank Davis
this week plastering their new house.
See big ad of the School In this pa-
per.
Rev. R. C. Opie returned from
Lexington, Tuesday, where he has
been engaged In his work.
Mrs. Sarah Link left the first of the
week for Kansas City where she will
visit a daughter for a short time.
The Southwestern Is the school.
Mrs. S. E. Yeakel left Saturday for
a visit at her former home In Kansas
City.
Free use of text-books at the South-
western Business University, Oklaho-
ma City.
Will White, of Leeger, who was
here to attend his fathers funeral re-
turned home Tuesday.
J. S. Stewart and W. H. Tuttle
made a trade this week, whereby W.
H. becomes the owner of the team
formerly owned by G. D. Doxsie and
later by J S Stewart. In the trade
there was a money consideration and
the roan mare which 1 uttle has been
driving.
Wm, Jeffries left for a few days
with his sons in Mulhall this morning.
i.ight Hundred pupils are expected
to attend the Southwestern Business
University at Oklahoma City during
the next school year.
J. P. Bernard, county surveyor was
In this city several days the past week.
He and Dr. Comp have been locating
several bridges over this commissioner
district.
500 pupils attended the famous
Soutnwestern Business University of
Oklahoma City, Okla,, during the past
year.
Mrs. 0. L. Bailey who has been
spending a few weeks at the home of
her daughter Mrs. Simms, at Lexing-
ton, returned home last week.
Free use of text books at the South-
western Business University of Okla-
homa City: Big saving to students.
J. L. Shuman this week bought the
stock formerly owned by H. O. Vest.
Bruce Webster will do the repairing.
Mr. Vest will leave shortly for his old
Missouri home.
A big school. The famous South-
western Business University of Okla-
homa City, is the largest south of
Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. John Steen, and son
Charles, expect to leave next Tuesday
for a few weel s visit with old friends
and relatives at Kansas City and To-
peka, Kansas.
Last Thursday at the meeting of the
board of regents R. V. Temming was
elected to a chair In the normal. A
contract was let for several hundred
opera ch Irs.
J, C, White and John Lowrey smart-
ed Wednesday for a trip through Rog-
er Mill, Day and other western coun-
ties on a prospecting trip of three
weeks.
Pupils may work to pay board at
the Southwestern Business University
of Oklahoma City. Big saving. Posi-
tions secured at the Southwestern
Business University of Oklahoma
City.
Mr and Mrs. Will Panick are the
proud parents of twin boys who came
to make their home with them last
Sunday morning.
R. Thatcher, Geo. Farrar, W. G
Himes, C. H. Profitt, Dr. Watterson,
Phil Hannah, F, L. Patten, Jno. Roa-
ten J, H, King, Otto Listen and one
other whose name we failed to learn,
were in Jones City to attend a Masonic
funeral Sunday,
A new Bank with a capital stock of
$200,000,00 is being organized in the
Commercial department of the South-
western Business University of Okla-
homa City, Okla. The students of
that famous business college received
the best advantages to be had In any
business college west of the Mississippi.
Write to-day for full particulars.
Address Thos- M. Milam, Presf.,
Oklahoma City, Oklr.
Miss Edith Logan, of Chandler, who
'ias been visiting the past week at the
home of her friend, Mrs. A. E. Ward-
ner, left Tuesday for a few days visit
with friends at Lawton.
Mrs. J. N. Brandt and daughter.
Miss Jeanne, returned from a months
visit at St. Louis and other points In
the east. They arrived home Monday
Mrs. H. C. Anglea and little son re-
turned Tuesday from Yukon where
they have been spending the past week
the guests ot Mrs. Chas. Green, her
sister.
J. S. Stewart at one time connect-
ed with the Elkin and Stewart grocery
store expects to leave for Ces Moines,
Iowa, today or tomorrow. They are
at present waiting for a car. From
Des Moines they will probably move
to their old farm. We hate to see
this estimable family leave.
Mrs. W, B. Roblson and grandson,
Thorn, are spending several days at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Newton, west of Edmond.
Miss Ethel Opie, who heen employ-
ed the past year as stenographer and
typewriter for a large wholesale hard-
ware firm In Kansas City returned
home the first of the week for a few
days visit with her parents and friends.
Misses Allie and Mallle Sims, of
Lexington, are at tne home of their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. O L.
Bailey, where they will spend several
weeks visiting.
B, G. Jeffries, of Mulhall, stopped
off between trains Wednesday to see
his parents, before going to Manches-
ter, Kansas, where he will engage In
business with his brother-in-law.
World's Fair Scrvicc and Rates.
Through Pullmans to St. Louis Every Day.
No. 6 Which Leaves Here at 5:05 a. m.
East of Kansas City sleeper runs over Wabash R. R.
No. 116 w5'ch Leaves Here at 8:10 a. m.
East of Kansas City sleeper runs over Mo. Pa. R R
Low Rates To World's Fair
15-4., Tickets CM.JI8.30. 60 4,, Tickets cost $21.75. Tickets
^talted to December 15 cost $26,10.
Very Cheap Excursion Rates.
Tickets good 7 days, but honored only In coaches,
$11-45. July 9th and July 23rd.
For descriptive literature, sleeper-car space, rail-
road tickets, etc., apply to
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