The Herald-Sentinel. (Cordell, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 28, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 2, 1907 Page: 1 of 10
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NEW TAILOR SHOP
W. W. PATTEN,
THE CLOTHING and SHOE MAN
Has engaged the services of
MR FRED AURJN, a Firstclass Tailor,
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SOUTH BOUND
Mo. ton Pweenger Lv 3:1* pm.
LOCAL NEWS.
FOR SALE—A 250 pound Po-
land China Boar. See
W. A.Obbohn.
We will olso take orders for Ladles Tailorina and Ready-to-wear
' • : n Garments.
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Dr. Chedester, the veternairy
has moved his office to the Cor*
lett feed yard.
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The Raging, Crowding. Cut
Price Sale is a corker for cheap.
At The Fair.
Rev. J. W. Barker is conduct-
ing a protracted meeting at the
Baptist church in this city.
We noticid Ed Pavi^pri/an old|
time" Cordell' reside#'., shaking
b*B,(ls vpitJa. friends here'
Monday, <ii «/••v.q
^Anderson MAtbis is mi the sick
list. It he aint.,W(^ ^ick ha b'Ught
toctfjdy himself" while/ healthy
felluwa are hustling {or. qo al.
Mrs. E. * Rigsbee has been
confined at home nursing a ser
riouscold, her place in the school
having been temporiarly sup-
plied
Mr. Murray, father of Mrs.
Will Seymour, left Saturday for
Arkansas City, Kans. He is
looking for a location and may
return to Cordell.
Ima, infant daughter of J. H.
Cook, died Tuesday, January 29,
aged eleven months. The re
mains were buried in the ceme-
tery northwest. $f town-
n' \ "7
^The barber, Mr. Smith that's
'the only way to designate the
Smith we mean—wears a bean*
ifag conntenancelthese days. Its
a girl, born last Saturday of the
usual weight and fineness.
Iiedus certainly must mean to
quit by the cheap prices he is
making on Everything.
Albert L^ and wife ''ere in
Oklahoma Ul«y a couple of days
the tir^t < f the week. Albeit
>&ys he seen plenty of coal sett-
ing on the f ide tracks of the
different pojnts. They were
.compelled to go down by Chick
asaw in order to get around
wreck on tM' Choctaw. ■■■vn
rtll
rRafes
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To Cordell does
the busineson a
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nd terms at least equal to any.
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Miller BfroshkAe all the lu
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idenes soUth' of the#Reform<
church ani in thinn? >. < n
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Late ac
In wbich the, two
who rsaid^ a few miles from
tows, were wounded in different
places by the marshal.
It seems that the Holland boys
were chsrged with ditturhlif
the peioe. and when the marshili
tried to arrest them, they resist-1
sd sad a fight foltewed. TW|
marshal was badly est with b.
knife. One of the Holland's
was shot through the Ijiplf^L^
cannot reoDver^ The other itn
peived a bullet in the Ml"" i* o
JT J
W, J. Knott no sooner got his
hsad b k into commission when
his right eye gathered in a cin
derand went on the disabled
list. He has certainly had two
knotty problems to contend
with.
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DIED
Julia Gpal DeParade. infant
daughter, of Albert and Lena foe-
Parade, died Tueseay, January
20th, 1907, age 6 weeks and 12
hours. She was but a stranger
here, Heaven is her home.
When we see a precious blossom
That we tended with such care,
Rudely taken from our bosom,
How our aching hearts despair,
i Round its little grave we linger
[ 'Til the setting sun is low,
R K. Washburn, pharmacist it FeeliDK^°ur hopes have Vln'
The Nt * York Brokers went
Ki^biijAKSi Saturday ni|?ht
iitid tar Mot Way began packing
jjwk'stwlfiT^r. shipwettt vto
where they will combine, Uio
s^'Ck1 ^itK'^He'fi-.vher W'Cox
on^ f Ttt« ttfCflibRCSi of :tb0iiirm
'"HV1' brdlffeVs. •' borr.V to soo- Ui *«>o!
iimip* [W? fr ®
iamw * «/v*r Ofnt veppKi'
Mun t« 1l U*. rut <
fitp.i^.'i wanted,
tin r«tf.<; 7 'ill. if.. .
Second hand ato« Mt4 {W
tare:' WWy throwawan iP " old
«am'i^ynMtiAtirstates kw
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nuat tJi .wuu'trii u
Thornton's store, had an explo-
sion of their engine Monday
while filling ^he "biler" with
wood ihcbhol!' 1 ^ He may "be all O.
K. as a druggist but not much
as an engineer.
Wallace Bernard te at the hoinei
of his sister, Miss Daisy, with a1
badfy shot up leg. He was car
ryui a revolver in his rig when
it was accidentally discharged,
badly breaking his legabdut the
ankle. Dr. Bungardt put it un-
der the X Ray and is working
upon it intelligently with a good
prospect of matting it good.
Monday morning was a lively
time dpwn in the railroad yard.
Twocarloafteof coal, which had
cugiejin Saturday night and Sun'
day, was the loadstones that
drew oiirpeople iothat direction
and that coal melted away like a
frost under i'tuidmet sun. The
ittck ai > the coal iaoujae, w**i
nicely crtlcked? btoi'MP' the cars
W iij'cpnliiwet W A9^ ft ♦Ul, ^9on
he brokeni ' i
x Wjowfa. W. R, Wr.od
r.^«ruei from draVnard, Net*,,
I i.t lMiurs^y bringing
witii them Tease Cartwright u-ho
^as ca0mrWedi; ttpott; m
warniut cwurn oyibefor^ Judfie
loft Saturday for Stow toprwent
With the flower we cherished ro.
Mrs. M. C. Hughes has
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Christian ^ifja^av^r PfO^rti;
Next Sabbath being Endeavor
Day. the Christilan Endeavor
Society of the Reformed Church
will hare charge of the evening
service. Following is the pro-
gram:
PROGRAM.
Song Service.
Prayer.
Scripture Reading—Prof. Kea-
tor.
Opening Remarks—C, C. Co
hoon.
Music—Duett—Fern Lutz and
Rhea G nnsenhouser.
Address - The Eadeovor Move-
.. i inuiq&ij oMosuain ol iui, .ii
Tfae ,f ar 6fS, re^ W>$ween
Cordell and Sbelly are out ler a
telephone 116^ between the two
towns, oosneeting at the laiter
point with the Farmers1 line, also
a toll line between Cordell and
Weatherford. To this end the
secretary of the Business Men's
League for Saturday night at the
the court to discuss the proposi
tion. It to be good thing and
ought to be pushed along.
l^uoS
brought suit for divorce from her. ment, by Laonard Julien.
r .aai ask
J<ud|pe Gat
lr 000. nWedsi . . m
Whb%l«Ad1ri the aftefnoon,J^s<
..-'UI.MKl .A Q&kVKMl
w.7 ti)
husband. She charges her hus-
band with non support ahd vari-
ous o.her things in her petition.
It seejus that these people who
have lived together so long,
oould stand it the rest of their
allotted time.
Tlw grand jury at Duncan re«
ported that it bad "investigated
one case where some ladies en-
gaged in a game of progressive
hearts for a prize," and that
the effect of playing for prizes at
social parties was as baneful as
gambling and highly detriment-
al to* the best interests of the
comminuty. This gives a thought
ftt! sdul occasion to remark that
some of the grand jurors' wires
didn't-get invited to tfw party or
else cut for the prize and lost,
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Electric Ught Plant., ?)
Tlib town trustees hav6 'been
petitioned b^' a hublber 91IS-
ttia ^iffereni wa'ij^ to
Submit, tie proposition
the town ii^ th^^SWPp. q| $BOP0, )i0
put in a system of electric ligh*
ting. 'Tis something we need
badly, and we would' likQ 'tqise^
tiiv p*op^itto ig° througlf.,,
r ^
lot |
One-half seqVw& of.-fini; Mi
t of Cordelli
1/J.A
nine
known as tne UOTens farm, to
(«iti(|, Se« &. Wk' OOKKKLL^ wh
is now the oiiUfst M wlll ' be"ta
JVdtfl'Moridaf! ^th. |
PtHf-) '>-1 < Sir 1 flBBt
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Recitation—Maude Smith.
Address—Clirwti'an Endeavor
in the Individual life, by Prof-
Amos. , ;
Music- M^fe"Quartette- '
Ofifeiing.
Closing Song.
Benedictiop.
The services will begin promp
ly at 8 o'clock. AH are cordial-
ly invited. Bring your friends.
It looks like Redusis certainly
going to quit as his store seems
to be crowded nil the time.
Electric .Railway.
The following letter was recei*
by the secretary of .the Business
Men's League of Cordell, which
is inw^wer to a letter1 of incjJ^y
a few day previous
Bufsftwes Mens League,
J«liwufrtMiJt'i M 1 Tin;•
H(uui' ■ > • In/ho it
Yaw-s i of the i^feh
The greatest cut price sale
that was ever given in western
Oklahoma is going on right now
at The Fair.
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Removod to Lawton.
Tylej* T. Wales* the genial and
good heai-ted citizen, who has
represented t^'Winne Mortgage
company in this city for the past
two years, has received 1 orders
from bis company to tove on.
However, the company baa net
ordered him out of a job for all
the meanness he has done, but
on the contrary have sentenced
him to Lawton with an increase
in his pay. We suppose this in
crease hurt/frier's feeljngs, for
he, like we, is very sensitive
about money, and can always
teViji jijte^ it is in sight. Mr.
^Wateriea climber. He went to
Wortf ?ot tlie company hi* repre-
sal
aa\y which they pay, apd-nby .his
t^ttHfimittnS'so -proven he has
Hi While we ace, g^ad see,Tyler
dty bette^iiand1' receive the wl
floi-QL. 1 ,"iflslike <to
Dear Sir
iifst.vttt'tfSttd andiohtfcritsl noted
' L.ij A ■tliV'"'' • '-ii •Jiju
afld ^ my wilUwt^Vwc^e
booked lor! Hobart, but ifi r(tk r Mflytnr ;. ,
del! ^il'l'ihb'w^d 'Sfi, °v
' 11'" \ ±i> ..v ti Um . t ''hriwwfe aad we believer the whole
canor^'WHI*yt)u iieopleido^ar<-<tfaeii" •;< hi to/'
business • . fee#,, tv4ay. at. n^„ tO Uke
v whangs of the Lawton office, and
with tktf good
It wtiUM' boa nk.e thing to oejuw.ii' 'i *..<, > • p
/.]n ji', ti|vi'h fpr. )'«/| ■
• " ^ttnn.Unit " ,n I iiu'family iwiii remain here
r^eaaiditlM ^an,Uiwe W „liriuio«i 1
ili Bur
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Gl#anin<a from' Cswitt;!"
After a silenbe of a few wceksr
I w|Jl try onq^ mote to
a few dots. There has been'so
uch going on and so many
pie sre coming, and . japing,
that I eet^d not possibiir^eep
up wit*- |h^ news,
The building >r the ^
newsoaper is cO^plejied
understand^ ilr.' pqbbi
be reedy touommenee pnbUcat
soon. - 'i, ■ *' '.
t ■ ■ - ■
Mr,. Lavaer's new residence
was finished and the famlly teok
possesssion this week. f
Mr. (i^ersoa^ oar barber, is
having a neat residence built on
Second Street.
Mr. Coleman has moved inttf
his new residence last week.., 1 ;u
The bull ling crazi has strildk1;
Canute a$d now buildings .arj^'
going up An every hand., • ] \A\u,n
s'iuih uiuK nuw tigss painted,^
cenilv. ' h .toluol) ji bi'ta
. , ."iji j'nr'upv'
J tottopjl kp^e
cOuipanyilWsput ina spuir caOH
TwiSBtfHtwa tslephoaeieaiMagh)
sssar**
weeks. 1 -.nil 10 *1
the stock on hand aad quit, so
the town now needs a Racks!
Store. Itisagood opening tot
some enterprising man or wo-
man-
A large crowd attended the
sale at W. W. Wdlard's on the
17th and everything sold very
well. Mr, Willard and family
will move in the near future to
Elk Ctty where he has purcbsr
ed a nice residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carpenter of
Stroud, O^a., visited;%
Carpenter and family one day
1 ' % L1;:) I !.:n !J01 u;n M
ween. ,
We understand Mike Kiilwan-
Texas m tne near ^utnre. y
M. C. Bennett of E k City wes
Canute visitor one 1$
week. •-!) 1
A protracted meeting com-
menced Monday night with Bm.
J. D. M. Wood conducting tfefe
- • M ••!( j i/i. i." nij
same. „,A
Miss Muriel Willard returned
home Sunday sf^r vi$foir^
week with relatives in Foss. >d />
T. W. Carpenter w^ ji,;;^
ness caller at Oklahema. CitSiia
few days last week." " l"
' • , .<11 Jilt ll( J fi.Y'
We understand a a*w>robtf
yard wfHtieopefted! at'0w ita4ii
. . . .) . /Vfut oiff [HhnftBJ
-v> Mitt, nor-
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■n TheyaM^aoarl^ avery/hnovar-
ttcle^ ia^i^rt^wap^th^t
1/SF££!
HTsfleh titaeis-Mr. Wales will
feMMM l6t
to mousiatow—Meetaerford
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Gunsenhouser, M. H. The Herald-Sentinel. (Cordell, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 28, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 2, 1907, newspaper, February 2, 1907; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc168498/m1/1/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.