The Mulhall State Journal (Mulhall, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 22, 1920 Page: 4 of 4
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THE MULHALL STATE JOURNAL
tew-harris.
I .«st Bun tiny at high 111 ,,u'
home of the bride's parents Mr. ami
Mrs. \V"i Harris, occurred ttin inai
rlage of Mr l.ewts Tew untl Miss
Kathryn Harris, Rev. A. W. Fawcett
officiating.
Mr. Tew was formerly with the
Santa Fe depot here and has many
friends in Mulhall who congratulate
him in the winning of his lovely
bride. Miss Harris graduated from
the Mulhall High School with the
class of 1!H8, and has for the past
two years been engaged In the pro
fession of teaching. After the cere
monv a sumptuous dinner was served
in honor of the event. This being a
home wedding only a few relatives
uui personal friends were present.
The following guests were present:
Rev. A. W. Fawcett, G. II. Chapman.
Hose Chapman, Dorothy .lane Chap
man, Mrs. Ilessle U Draper, Miss
Fay Gordon, Mrs. Anna Gordon, Mrs
Celia Harris, Mrs. Er in a Tew, Waltei
Draper. W. H. 'Harris, W. J. C. Har
lis and Jessie Manlon.
Tile happy couple left Sunday
evening for Covington where they
will spend a few days with the
bride's sister, after which they will
be at home to their friends al
Hartshorne, Okla.
EASTERN STAR HAVE A GOOD
MEETING.
The Mulhall Chapter No. (!6, Okla
homa Eastern Star had a good meet
ing Inst Tuesday ninht a week ago
After the routine of business, dell
clous refreshments were served
There was something peculiar about
this gathering. The meeting was
held on the 13th of the month, there
were 13 members present, but those
present did not think there was any
thing unlucky about It.
aiG ROPING CONTEST AT
WICHITA FALLS
I.ast week we mentioned that Col
3ack Mulhall had shipped one of his
ihow horses to his daughter, I.ticlle
to be used in a roping contest. Since
we have learned that the contest will
be held at Wichita Falls, Tex., May
5, 6, and 7th, and the big stake Is a
rtze of $10,noo.no The champion
oman roper of Montana and I.ucile
Mulhall Burnett are the principal
ontenders. No doubt there will b"
ome fancy roping as both parties
>re experts in throwing the lariat.
Irs. Hurnett is the only undefeated
vorld's champion roper. Every pool
n the United states is totting on the
income of the contest with the Mul
all lady as favorite. It Is reported
lint the oil magnates of Texas are
wagering hundreds of thousands of
'ollars on Mrs. Burnett. Since Mrs.
Hurnett Is a Mulhall girl we hav
noro than a passing Interest In the
ontest and we wish I.ticlle every
isslble success.
THE ROAD TO SUCCESS
Make your start by storing part of
your winter's coal now, By doing so
you will be In a position to go
through the season with the least
inconvenience.
Do at least part of your building
now, then yuu will be ready for th
harvest and will not be caught in
the hurry-up list Which Is disagree
able and many times wasteful.
Mai ■ a concrete feeding floor foi
your hogs. It saves all the feed and
is sanitary.
We are here for practical building
up-to-date, anything you may need
! lor b'lilding material.
HRi'NS, at Wilson's lumber yard
(). M. SPICKELMIF.R
LICENSED EM BALM BR AND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
With Beaver Valley Hdw. & I n >. o
CITY (; Ml AGE
(■ICOKGK III I Mi l l.
Proprietor.
AUTO LIVERY
Reward.
Lost—last Saturday on the streets
of Mulhall, one lady's gold case Wal
tliam watch Return to Frank Has-
Me and receive reward.
Lawrence Sutton, son of C. N. Sut-
ton of Hose Hill township was taken
to the hospital at Guthrie last week
where he was operated on for the
relief of appendicitis. At last reports
he is doing nicely
Announcement
I take pleasure in announcing that I have purchassJ the mer-
cantile stcck of G. H. Chapman &' Son and solicit your trade. It is
my intention to keep this snlendid stock up tc its present stand,ir
and we will continue to show ycu every courtesy and consideration
that you have been accustomed to receive at this store. Give us a
'rial and be convinced.
HENRY THTNG & SON
Chanman's old stand
3 pcund can of pumnkin at 2fv
^irall can of Pumpkin at 2r)c
Small can of Tomatoes at 15'
Large can of Tomatoes at 20c and 25r
*;ar]y June Peas at. 15c and 20c
Three small cans of Helje Milk at 20c
Large can of Hebe Milk at 15c
Large box of Sun Maid Raisins at 25c
ALL KINDS OF DRIED FRUITS
THE KIND THAT
Notice of Settlement of Final Account
State of Oklahoma County of Uigun.
'n the County Court.
Notice Is hereby given that the fin
ti accounts have bM Ittod in said
•ounty Court of l.ogan County. State
f Oklahoma, In the following num
hered and entitled causes:
Mil'le J. Henderson, Admx estate
f Thomas Henderson deceased, No
1408.
U. e. Wheeler, Adm, estate of
lohnston Wheeler, deceased. No. 1991)
R. VcCall, Adm. estate of Rosa Me
"nil. deceased, No. 2170.
Tbev have rendered end present'l
'hetr reports for final settlement as
mch administrators, and that pnr«ti
nnt to an order of Court made Iv
'he unders'gned. said :"*enir'ts
■••t for li"arill* and ti 'I>1 settlement
ind distribution on SYMnv. the 7th
day of May. 1920. the we? ti >!•>" r
f'nv of refriOar A or'!, 10^0 f nrm
«i'd court, flt t"n o'clock In th for
of sn*d day, In the C'ln-1 f'
l^^nrt room In the c'tv of Onthv!"
| nr-iipt* i)f Tyjgan Sii'1 of Okhthon1"
t which time end ■■'pee anv M-rao"
ift'd In anv ef nbove ni,rn
r>r' d pn l entitled eft- te«t may Re
war and file his «x«< nt!ons In wr'*
,r to paid secount contest, tli
nrne. In \Vitr\vi>ere~if I hev
•■rountra set mv hand and 1
ho qooI nf :n i J COtirt this 14th dflv
r April, 1920. A. H Holes
^eul) County Judge
WARNING
COUNTY COURT LOGAN COUNTY
Judge Boles was asked about the
number and conduct of his Juvenile
offenders anil replied as follows:
"Since 1 have been County Judge
I have had before me 85 Juveniles,
charged with various crimes and
have sent away to Industrial school
5 and only 3 out of the :?5 have
broken their paroles. The thirty
now on parole are making good and
report to me once a month, the first
Sunday afternoon in each month
and we have short, addreses from the
ministers and laymen of the city.
This is not a Sunday School, but a
school of instruction along the line
of better Americans. The cost of
keeping Juveniles in reformatories is
about $2110 pet- annum and so if the
Judge has kept 30 out of these re
formatorles he has saved the county
$i;,ooo.
TO OUR OLD FRIENDS AND
CUSTOMERS.
Having sold our business we desire
at this time to say a few words in
token of our appreciation of the loyal
support given us by the people of
Mulhall and the surrounding Country.
Eleven years ago wo came into
your community as strangers, seek
ing a position among you, whereby
we might serve and profit thereby
We wished to be friends with tin
citizens of Mulhall and Logan County
and we tried to give satisfactory
service and we found the people wit
ling and ready to accept us as we
were and anxious to help us make a
success of the business in which we
were engaged.
The results have been most pleas
ant and satisfactory to us and we
feel that they have been the same,
to our friends and customers so
Winch so that we want to express our
heartfelt thanks for (he kind and
neighborly treatment we have recelv
ed from this community, and to as-
sure you. one nnd all that we sin
cerely appreciate the co-operation of
our customers who have been fair
and honorable with ns. and who have
accepted our efforts to render ser
vice In good faith nnd riven u« thell
business and endorsement. We lie
speak for our successors the name
fair treatment you have given us
We leave the business with reluc-
tance, but hope to keeip the friend
ship of all and will always he glad
to say a word for the town or Mul
hall and the citizens of this com
munlty. G. If. Chapman & Son.
DON'T FORGET ARBTJCKI.E'S COFFEE.
MOTHER USED
BRING US YOUR PRODUCE. CASH OR TRADE
Some Red Hot Specials lor this Week.
40c Bleached Muslin at per yard c 29
Tcile du Nerd Ginghams at per yard 40c
36 inch Forest Percales at ner yard 40c
Buckskin Shoes fcr Men at per pair $3.25
LOT OF STRAW HATS, CHEAP
Men's Wcrk Shirts each $1.25
Men's Union Suits each at $1.25
Men's Drawers and Shirts, each at.
75c
Henry D. Thing
& SON
Notice of Settlement of Final
Account.
Slate of OUIahoma, County of
Logan. In tIn* County ('mirt.
Notice is hereby given that tin
final accounts have been filed in
said County Court of Logan
County. State of Oklahoma, in
lie following numbered and en
titled causes:
Flora M. Willias, executrix
• state of flfn/.el Julia Willis. ii ■
eoii.-od, S'o.
Charles 11. Glover, Adm. Estate
f Amanda French, deceased, No.
219K.
Cl aries Stratton, Adm. Kstati
of David M. Gragg, deceased, No
2224.
Nellie K. Anderson. Adtnx Ks
tale of Walter S. Anderson, de
ceased. No. 2221.
They have rendered and pre
sented' their reports for Finn'
Settlement its such Adininistriit
ors, and that pursuant to an ol-
der of Court made by the under-
signed, said accounts are set for
hearing nnd final settlement and
distribution on Saturday, the 1st
day of May, 1920, the same being
a day of Regular April. 1020
term of -said court nt ten o'clock
in Ihe forenoon of said day, in
the Countv Court room in the
city of Guthrie. County of Logan
! State of Oklahoma, at which time
! and place any person interested
i in any of the above numbered
! i.iid entitled estates, may appear
laud file his exceptions in writ it u
to said account, ant! < ontest the
same. In witness whereof I have
ereunto sol my hand and affix-
(1 the seal of said court this 10th
day of April, 1920. A. II. Boles.
(Seal)
Stop and think a minute. You, with your daily routine un-
changed and satisfied with the thought that the world is all roses
and everything is running fine and smoothly—as far as you are
concerned.
Yes, you are the fellow we want to step one minute and think!
And if you have any machinery to buy, we want you to think hard.
Heard abcut the strike and strikes?
Yes, in a casual way. /nd cf course hadn't thought much
•bout it. Of course that is human nature, if it don't affect us dir
c"tly such matters seldom receive but a passing thought.
Well, we are going to enlighten you. Perhaps scare you, too.
There is a shcrtage of machinery, especially farm machinery, at
present that is appaling, and it is going to be much worse. The
laber unrest in the East has reached such proportions that the big-
ger per cent of manufacturers have shut down their factories be
:avse of the strikes and the uncertainty of moving goods. All the
ading manufacturers cf automobiles and other machinery have
closed until things become normal. And who knows when that is
going to be Do you?
New cur point is: if you are going to need any farm imple-
«'er.t", vcu had better select tt r.ow while we have a complete line,
because there is no telling what, the future will have in store for us.
As it is, we are now well supplied—very well supplied in fact,
with b: th P. & 0. and John Deere Riding and Walking, 4 and 6
shovel plows and effer them at the old urice. which is much cheaper
than th y can be sold for if bought at today's prices.
We are taking orders for the John iDeere, Deering and Mc
Crrmick Binders, subject to crop conditions and it behooves you to
'ret in ycur order early while there is yet a chance. Don't take any
"hancos if you are going to need harvesting machinery, but order
immediately.
Beaver Valley Hdw. & Implement Co.
Get your Pure
1EBANE arcd LONE 57AR COTTON SEED
wh'ie we have it. Ws a3so have a car load
CANE SEED and KAFF5R CORW.
THE W. H. COYLE CO.
MULHALL, OKLAHOMA,
L5GHT AND HEAVY HAULING
TOO GREAT FOR US
Reasonable
NO
HOUSE PHONE
DISTANCE
Rates
OFFICE PHONE NO. J2
l-Jl". V'""rn .iiiwiJ--—rracggs'TOT-
A BEAUTIFULsnow-
white finish that
stays vvhfte.
A v/onderi'u! prod"
uct. Different
from ethers.
FOR SALE BY
The Corner Drug Store
61
Hatching Eags Baby Chicks from
pure bred S. C. White I/Pt;]iorns. Ilnr
ron, 276 rgna strain $l.nft for 15 pitrs
$6.00 per 100, Chirks $12.00 p^r 100.
M. A. Stewart, Phone 2Ti-l-D, Mul-
hall, Iloute 2.
Judge
('-mill \
111
NOW is a good time to make
your Banking connection for this
(all when you will have need o(
the services of a Bank.
Best of terms on Farm Loans
INSURANCE
h •\"si■ ■ "~-
This bank is ready to serve you at
all times.
SVf/
$850.00
F. O. B. Dearborn,
Michigan.
Anything in Banking
THF-
MULHALL
STATE
UANK
I'll
to HOIK
locks ill
lust IlilW
l< orilson traetor is secoix
verv community
I meeilami'S wno Know
aI ter seryici
Forilsoti
repair parts am
tlio Fordson should be repaired and taken care of to d
best work.
This Kurd son service menus that vour traetor ran be Kept nus\
woriung nay in the entire year; that Fordson repair men ar
imIv to show you bow to jret the best results t'rom till
irilson service insures you against delay in getting
your protection. It is a protection now being enjoyed
11 ; 111 1(1(1.(101) I-', r'dson farmers in the I "nit >•< I Stat<
l.rt us tell you all about the Fordson traetor and Fordson
Made by Ilciirv Ford and Son and sold bv
i living
LARRICK MOTOR COMPANY.
I3rin£
Duehning Brothers
us your CREAM and PRODUCE
Highest Prices Paid
Also handle a I7 is 11 Line of
FLOUR, FEZCS arcd SEEDS
Of all kinds
fRUCK MAULING in CONNECTION
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Johnson, F. T. The Mulhall State Journal (Mulhall, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 22, 1920, newspaper, April 22, 1920; Mulhall, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc163268/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.