The Haileyville Herald. (Haileyville, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 4, 1919 Page: 4 of 6
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I !! F. H AILEYVIL L E HER A L D
i!
v/as due to shortage of necessities |
lias changed his mind after being
asked by Loco Louie, of Norman if
I •.■ hud been denied all he wished to
purchased of any particular thing so
long as his roll was equal to his
! ambitions.
Munsingwear
FITS LIKE AN UNTROUBLED CONSCIENCE.
Sanatory Tailor Shop
Suits Cleaned and Pressed.
I hus Cleaned and Blocked.
All Work Guaranteed.
C. E. Baxter,
Phone 111. HAILEYVILLE, OKLA
E. R. .Jolly while visiting Hutch
j on the telegraph office porch dis-
covered that a little sparrow.was
'icavc:s-dropping the coiivenati'm
I). Bogue reports a frog nearly
I four feet long on th .'.bank of
Gains creek. He seen the liog with
I his own eyes catch a grown
C. II Noe was in tow n yestt u ay. ra^jt aa(j swauow (|ie p00r thing
.1. I'., l lender, on's now car has
arrived.
R inn Win
By tin Rftilroad Editor
Train n i tor MrNeriiy v.at
At the weekly meeting of the
Tuesday ladies club i! was decided
, in town that they would continue as in the
past lo lalk ndiut the mo i fair of
7,;'iV ill spoil thrcs day.; m our sisters.
. • i >.' v.f- Raymond Woods, ticket clerk had
. c,,f I.;,.-, returned from a his ha^d unshed by the ticket win-
dow falling. We understand he
was holding hands with a your.f.
lady from Blanco.
Two New Business linns.
C. E, Baxter has opened a new
tailor shop on Main street, opposite
Matthew's Barber Shop, under the
name of the Sanatory Tailor Shop.
'/Ir. Ilaxter is a young enterprising
business man and a «ood tailor and
lias purchased a new steam pressing
machine and will do all kinds of
cleaning and pressing. See his ad
in another column.
Mr. Cecil Walls has opened a new
garage in the old garage building on
Main street and invites die public to
come in and see him. Mr. Walls is
a good machinist and lias had three
or four years experience in the auto
business and will no doubt be a help
J to the business interests of the town.
The New Presbyterian Preacher.
D. Van Hecke, Superintendent
The following paragraph culled of the Rock Island, with headquart-
from the Divide County Journal. (>rs in this city won the Country
put lished a>. Crosby. N. I), will make club's cup for the annual golf handi-
interesting reading for the Pre .by- cap tournament at the Country C lub,
lerian congregations of Haileyville near McAlester last Monday. He
and Hartshorne: turned in a score of 106, less his
"Crosby cannot afford to lose men handicap or 54, giving him 85.
like Rev. Harry Cox. But on the The cup will remain in Mr. Van
other lnnc}, men like Rev. Cox can- Hecke's possession for a year, to be
Every Man Should Have It, and /
"The Discriminating Woman
Prefers Munsingwear on account of its perfection in fit, its
excellent quality, its remarkable durability, its dainty finish,
its popular price, and the way it refains its (it, comfort and
shapeliness after many trips to tiie wash.
MUNSINGWEAR is justly popular with all ages. We have
your size in almost any good style.
JOLLY-FIELD.
Haileyville, Okla.
Wins Cup.
: •; •urn in Colorad >.
I' u ladit s Vo-.in'ry itor; cleared
s_!2 3.''0 iu one day.
P. T. Power.-', of the Star Cafe ha.
: V. for
Cow a:
CO!'
v : : :-.l days
mi will leave for Dallas
• •• ;••>
;• of this column has been
While fumigating the telegraph
office for mosquitoes and gallinipers
with sulphur candles, the fumrr
•ificd up stairs nearly asphixiaiin.^
y a-i'l the :i mvUcIhr.
not afford to remain in Crosby. His
soul is too big, his vision to a large
for the limited field Crosby affords
The crying need ef the world today
is for men of Rev Cax's type and
he world reaches out and carries
a.vuy to larger fields of endeavor
such men. The world cannot afford
u> let him remain in Crosby. While.
Cox's leaving is a loss that will
be d llicelt to replace in the hearts
of his ■congregation, congratulations
i are in order for the Haileyville, Okla-1 "'l,u|,,' s w,u'" ll1'' '''llls
, . ,, and the creatures of forest and
congregation upi n their excellent
played for again under the same con-
ditions.
The Hare and Easter,
Tin- Kjiyptian "nil" meant not only
'lutie" and "open," but "period,'' nnd
fur tliis reason the liaro became the
periodicity, both line ;oi and
lunar, nnd the character <>f opener
associated with the openlns of
the new year at Easter, as well as
with (lie beginning of the new life
In the youth nnd maiden. Hence the
hare became connected in the popular
mind with the paschal eggs, broken
to signify the opening of the year,
hurst
t. K. I. & P. Time Table
MAIN LINE.
EAST I WKST
No. 42 2:30Vm i No. i.i U:40v-t
No. 11 3:20pm | No. 11 10:55pm
Motor 6:50am I Motor 8'52i*
ARDMORE BRANCH
last west
No. 652 11:40am 1 No. 651 3:25pm
«>.«v
W K4S *
Hunt's SaWe, form 7 cnii.cl
Hunt'-; Cur3 Is puarai
jtonnnu porRinocutiy cure If.
'errihlo itch inn. It i ; re/i-
lu.tiod d for that; curpose oml
yoor money will I > pronfbtljr
refund -/. !?',thont quos'lon
if Hunt'fl Salvo f ills to cm*
I tch, KczHUia/JVt tcr, It! np \V o rm
or any other cfcin disease. 75o
the bcz.
Foe Bale locally b.7
W
G. T. Sradtord
Koad Bond Issue
ortm;. <cr and L?i!
1 k! oat.or acted uj
Mr Bowen'
'.'■• T ■' ••'! by Mr. Bolton j comething fierce on his trip to Dow
in tde an inspection trip over the cast ■ recently, throwing him ovir the
end. 1 handle bars and romping on him in
Mr. Addington has purMia ed the j general.
Haileyville gaioge and free air sta- Take a few p0U[jds of amU an(J a
tlon' few pounds sugar and a little this
Lloyd S i,e 1 r- night clerk had a and a little that and mix in so many
- :> eli ii the &! «•;>: hearing gallons of water and let stand for a
all mate. The hare wa
i :-1j-: neill in sc'.coting a pastor, 'ihe foriy-i-ight nnnent eon-ifiiation-i
The work Rev. Cox Ins done hen "f rtoi«'in.v. situated in the southern
„ . . hemisphere. And again, is ciio of the
will live forevr inniemor.e: o. hi li:;.chiicxoiiinc.
people. Tlu j also are to be con-j The hare myth penetrated to Kng-
gratulated upon their good fortune | lnncl'
and it is written: "In War-
, , , • , p 1 • wlckshire, at Coleshill, if the young
111 having had the privilege of beitif, , Imn ()j. (j1(i |>n,.jNj, (.nn catch a hare
nn'l bring it to the parson before 1(1
o'clock in the morning of Easter Mon-
associated with r man who can look
upon all as children of God, who hath (
| naught but love, sympathy, and
{forgiveness in his heart. He will be |
missed. But what is our loss will
be the other fellow's £aiu.
day (the nioowlay), he is bound to
give thein a calf's head, 1'K) eggs and
a groat, the calf's head being prob-
ably a survival of the worship of
Baal or the sun as the golden calf."
The following is the road scheme
also one of to be built and repaired if the $50,
OoO bond issue carries on Sept. 23,
as worked out by County Com-
tnibi ioher'Savage. Study the routes
and see where your money will be
spent and who will benefit by the
building of these proposed lines and
their vote intelligently at the coming
election:
machine.
Iv 1 . Whitney went to branch
j. i.eticn Sirday rm to pick blael -
berries.
The recent winds and rain seems
to have cleared the side walks of
boxes and barrels.
George Chaplin Wheeler has re-
ceived a shipment of Eau De Toniqne
for his moustache.
few days and get pinched, Indian
sluff.
At a meeting of the model Init-
bands club it was voted that the
-e i shore is the best place for a va-
cation, the mountain lakes being too
cold for the wiininin to j o in swim-
ming.
"Mother, are you the nearest rela-
tive I ve got", asked one of our little
•■iirls "Yes", said her mother who
Tii ni'i'.it \ «ird olii 'e force litnc had been refused a new fall hot, "and
s'.opptd c i ping since someone h - j your father is the closest relative
itoduccd Peachy Plus. you have."
Eii}',T' Race wires fioni Shawnee The gardener was seen oiling the
t ,at he's on 11 for Haileyville wifh j hiwn mower just before he di\VJ hi-
ll • h eyef. full f cinders. t0 'he green in Iront of the cannon.
j perhaps he was a bit leary and want-
Dispatcher Penny reports having ,!(j t0 j,, a j()bii, t]}i ceC(0r 0f
ham and egged himself very muchly ^ oast froM(
iluring his wifes vacation. |
It Was twilight, ond the soft green
Jolmnie Lewis, of Hartshorne was, wiuows ]0,,r shadows. Her
visiting Hairy Adams at the te;e- j CyCS ] into his, big and blue
graph ollicc Sunday night. ]'hru long lashes, "Are you married?"
j. L. Goss put in a hard days work! shf (pieried. "Yes, I cannottella
Sunday Everything was mixed up jlie • So a,I; l". s«id she, and they
around Wister and Howe. both sighed.
The Kaiser has re-iced the flat j A telegram received from Roy
c jr of loaded machinery for Lw>k-j Hutchinson who is on a thirty days
out Mountain via Arkansuw. vacation state.! that he enjoyed the
• x „ I two days in Hog Waller, Ky. verv
II. N. Penny was using the wire-, • ° ;
t „f! much after spending the other 58
less west of N cAlester the night "f
, „ . . ,i days lh travel to and from the rai-
the s'orm and a wires v.->re dowr.! '
l Iv, S.U1UI U ^ roa(J gtatlon_
Every indication that eoid weather
The I irst Bale of Cotton.
The first Inle of cotton for this
season was brought to town last
Tuesday, by Jim Yiinyard who live?-
on ihe Mark Isabel place between
Blanco and Bond. The cotton was
ginned at the Huchinson gin in this I
city.
Ed Elliott made up a purse ol1
$58 as a premium which was given
to Mr. Minyard which made hit ;
;>iiil quite valuable. The following
is the list of those who
the premium.
Sought President Johnsron's Life.
tin the evening of February 10, IsOO,
mi Insane woman, armed, sought to
see President Johnson. The woman
said, "I am the arm of Him who sent
tne; war is this day declared and I
have been delegated by Cod Almighty
to kill the president of the United
Slates." Under her shawl was found
a fully loaded double-barreled pistol.
It appeared that she had purchased
a house in Washington on a tax sale
I In order to provide a home fur her
[ par. nts, whom she brought from Ire
| land. That morning the original
; owner had appeared and demanded
possession, which unbalanced her mind
, , , ] with the result of her visit to the
donated to wllI,„ IIousc-
is lorth-coming as B.W. Hutchinson
has built himself a new bootjack.
Bank of Haileyville -
- - $10.00
Golden Store - - -
- - $2.00
Haileyville Drug Co.,
$300
Bradford Drug Co.,
$3.00
Dr. C. Gordner
$1 00
Jarvis-Evans
$5.00
Jolly-Field
$5.00
Mayor and Mayor
$5 00
Futoransky Bros.
$3.00
E. A. Elliott
$3.00
J. A. Reed
$1.00
Union Market
$2 00
R. Panacci
$2.00
Geo. Cooper
$1.00
J. W. Ton's
$1.00
Dr. Dods ii
$1.00
Jones Hardware Co.
$2.00
Jas. Schoolfield
$1.00
Star Cafe
$2.00
Hutchinson Gin Co.
$5.00
Rev. Simms and family, of Krebs
Consideration of the Morrow.
Calm and prudent consideration of
the morrow, so far from being a sin,
.is one of the very first Christian du-,
ties, and is so taught by the Holy Ghost
In the New Testament; where people
are especially enjoined to labor, work-
ing with their hands the tiling which
Is good, that ihe> may have to give to
him that needeth.—Keble.
Healing and Health.
Divine healing Is for the sinner. Di-
vine health Is for the saint. One heals
and the other keep* the healed well.
Third Skeleton Dug Up.
Maple Hill, Kan.—A third skeleton
was dug up here by state odleial:; in-
vestigating the mysterious disappear-
ance of lour men here durin- !!io last
eight years. The skeleton was lound
within fifty feet of the one dug up
last week near a livery barn, it was
announced by Maurice McNeil, stato
attorney, who Is in charge of the in-
vestigations. The skeleton found is
believed to be that of John Woody.
That bird who used up so much
newspaper in telling that tbehi-cost were visiting in town yc3tcrday
East And West.
Seven miles from Carbon to Adam-
son.
Fcur miles west from Dow,
Four miles from Lone Oak to Jon-
es Academy and Cambria.
Three miles from Craig to the
commissioner's line,
Eight miles in die Wet Ptairie
district.
I en miles Hartshorne to Arch.
North And Sooth.
Eight miles out of Adamson.
Might miles from Carbon to Bache
and Bond,
Seven miles from Pochahontas to
Dow and Craig.
Four miles from Haileyville to
McMurtrey Valley.
T wo miles from
the county line.
Five miles from P. M. Willis's farm
t commissioner's line.
Four miles from Cement Plant
southeast of county line.
Threa miles from Sulphur school
to Strange road.
R. I. Parallel.
Six miles from Haileyville toward
Blanco along the Rock Island tracks.
This RiK-k I; land parallel road is
the most important strip of new con-
struction j roposed. It is one which
has been reedei lor a long time and
unless ti e bond issue carries, some
other measure must be adopted for
putting the road through.
Mrs. Sed
Mine No. 10 to
teelh ae tliat of bi eon
McEachern, of San
| Aptonio. Tex. is here visiting her
I mother, Mr a J. P. Myrea
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Hubbard, John H. The Haileyville Herald. (Haileyville, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 4, 1919, newspaper, September 4, 1919; Haileyville, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc146897/m1/4/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.