Coweta Times. (Coweta, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 6, 1916 Page: 5 of 8
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THE COWETA ”T i M E 8
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Toilet
Articles
There's great
satisfaction in
using toilet goods
that come from our store In them you
have the assurance of honest materials and
pure chemicals You couldn't get anything
more worth while any where
Come and See
our display of fine soaps for the complexion
and bath — scented waters perfumes cold creams
cosmetics manicure sets lotions hair tonics skin foods
combs brushes sponges and the like
rt Seltzer’s Pharmacy
gfe'PENSLAR STORE
jTLocal clnd Pensonalj
E J Cox went to Muskogee Sun- Mutilate the weeds on the prem-
day J ises you Occupy
A 0 Giger went to Kansas City
yesterday to look after some busi-
ness matters
Whan you want good hut-
tor oall 79 Graham al-
ways has it
The Rexall Drug Store is Brim
full of bargains and advertises them
on last page this week
J D Edwards a minister from
Wagoner was a Coweta visitor the
latter part of last week
George Hartman and wife were
among the Coweta people who spent
the Fourth at Sand Springs
When you have trunks to trans
fer either to or from the depot just
call the ’bus man Phone No 3
Mrs R R Moragne departed Sat-
lurday morning for Texas where she
will visit with relatives and friends
Mrs Frank Goettings returned to
I her home in Broken Arrow Friday
after a brief visit here v ith her
parents
Tiie Rexall Drug Store has been
I treated to a fresh coat of paint and
the show windows made more at
I tractive
Lester Daniels the well known
I rural route mail carrier departed
Sunday for a five day’s visit in
Kansas City
Att’y P L Newton returned from
I Muskogee Saturday night the oper-
ation on his nose having proved en-
Co r r e s po ndence
Ice cream clothes are fashionable
now
S S Carotherfc is here visiting
friends
‘ Rube Shaw was a isitor in Tulsa
Sunday
Joe Henry spent the Fourth in
Muskogee
Walter Naylor is visiting in Mua
kogee today
E L Cochrun left Friday morn-
ing for Adair
Miss Virginia Neule went to Mus-
kogee Friday
Carl Long spent the Fourth with
friends in Porter
Emery Orcutt went to Wagoner
Monday morning
Miss Jane Murphy' went to Mus-
kogee this morning
Graham Will buy any old
kind of butter
Frank Hartman went to Sand
Springs the Fourth
Miss Lois Greene went to Tulsa
yesterday morning
H W Pahmeyer visited his child-
ren in Tulsa Sunday
G W Faries was a business vis-
itor in Tulsa yesterday
Dudley Thompson and wife went
to Sand Springs Sunday
George Longnecker and wife spent
the Fourth in Muskogee
Harvey Denton and wife spent
the Fourth at Sand Springs
Walter Naylor andwife were Mus-1 -rdv 8ucceB8u
kogee visitors Saturday I Henry Secrest who has been
Graham will pay 16 and TlMES’ subscriber for ten years has
oonts for oggs our ‘an8 l°r another dollar hand'
I ed us yesterday
C C Hultquist of Muskogee was I
here yesterday on business Sld Wnht- candldate for sheriff
I was among the welcomed callers at
Attribute all short comings in the thia office Saturday He was here
Times tins week to the Fourth mixing with “the boys”
Jay Hammett went to Muskogee I
' I Att y C A Summers candidate
on the early tram this morning I
I for county attorney and his wife
C W Wolcott is attending tojwere here from Wagoner to spend
business matters in Tulsa today the Fourth with friends
O R Hammer went to Muskogee I Note the change in condensed
this morning on a business mjssion 8tatement8 in the bank advertige-
Mr and Mrs E L Jacks went to I ments in this paper Full reports
Checotah Saturday for a brief visit will be made in our next issue
Hayl Hay! ’‘Cheaper than Com!”
Alfalfa Hay $800 per ton
T P O’BAB
Miss Martha Tatum of Porter I
was visiting friends here Wednes-
day
Victor Pickard went to Tulsa yes-1
terday morning to work in the oil
fields
Miss Dana Jones returned home I
Saturday from normal school at
Wugoner
Misses Lois Green Gladys and I the first part of the volume are many
Mildred Leslie were Tulsa visitors! that will go down in the history of
last Friday ' American literature aa deathless
songs Critics claim that the poems
Mr and Mrs George Longnecker recall Christina Rossetti Housman
went to Tulsa on the morning pas- and even Blake It may be said that
senger yesterday Sara Teasdale is our American
Miss Dollie Harris returned home ®aPho ®nd even that not quite fair
Saturday from Wagoner she having to her’ because her verses are in no
) sense an echo but are the poignant
attended the county normal - - r °
OUR AMERICAN BAPHO
Of the many woman poets in our
country today one of the first places
must needs be given to Sara Teas-
dale Her new volume bears the allur-
ing title “Rivers to the Sea” It is
a collection of less than one hundred
poems and in everyone of them is
heard the authentic lyric cry
There is an appealing simplicity
in these verses and among those in
Big bundle of old papers — good j Miss Flossie Pearson returned
clean ones — for
office
oju papers — guou
five cents at this home Saturday from Wagoner where
she has been attending normal
expression of her own deeply emo-
tional nature
High Quality
vs
High Prices
Prices don’t regulate the quality of
the article If this were so ‘Gold
Bricks” would be worth all you pay
for them We are not in the green
goods business — 100 cents worth
for your dollar every time
h
Bring Prescriptions To Us!
H N BRIM DRUGGIST
The Store
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MORE SOCIABLE
k
“Has Ills scientific study made
much difference in your boy Josh ?”
“Not as much as you might
think” replied Fanner Corntossel
“Out in the garden he calls every'
thing by its botanical name But
when he’s sittin’ up to the table
passin’ his plate he’s careful to use
the kind of words we all understand”
Items of Interest to Country
People Gathered by a Corps
of Special Writers
Middletonia Greetings
Hope everybody will enjoy them-
selves the Fourth of July
Threshing is about the best thing
out now
Miss Nellie Gilbert and brother
Ray visited their grand parents
Saturday evening
Crops are looking fine here some
think we need rain
Miller Scott and wife and Rufus
Carter visited II (' Sornsen and
wife Sunday
Mr and Mrs Tom Gilbert were
business visitors in Tulsa Thursday
and Friday
Nellie Gilbert was the guest of
Iva Denison Wednesday
The many friends of J C Mitch-
ell gathered at his home Saturday
in honor of and to celebrate his 65th
birthday anniversary Most every
one brought a well filled basket
Rev Wm Wilson preached a fine
sermon at 11 o’clock and the even-
ing was spent in singing and prayer
service We all wish brother Mitch---ell
und wife many more such happy
davs
Mrs Sarah Carter who has been
very sick is better at this writing
Madams Frances Scott and Lula
Sornsen were business visitors in
Muskogee Friday and Saturday
Mrs Sornsen purchased a fine piano
and a dandy bycicle
Will Roberson made a business
trip to Oklahoma City the first of
last week
Charley Taylor and wife were the
guests of Will Roberson Sunday
Henry Capper is assisting Jas L
Pace in hauling potatoes this week
O My! With plenty of garden
vegetables to eut ripe peaches
June apples different kinds of ber-
ries -fried chicken eggs and ham
how the harvest men do eat But
threshing will soon be a thing of the
past in this locality
July 3-’16 Busy Bek
Prairie Glade News
Health is fairly good in this local-
ity at this writing
Crops are looking fine but we are
needing some rain
Mr and Mrs Best and daughter
Mrs Lucy Moore were dinner guests
of Frank Best and wife last Thursday
OF COURSE
“I’ll never play poker with a
palmist again”
“Why not?”
“Why he could read my hands”
TERRIBLE MR EAN&
“Do you ever ask your husband to
hake the rugs ?”
“Mercy no! He’d get mad and
shake the whole house”
APPROACHABLE WITH A CLUE
Rdd — Is he hard to approach?
Greene— About aa hard as a put-
ting green And when you try it you
want to hare the right club
A CONDITION
He— Marriage ought to be one
grand sweet song
She — It would be if the air of that
long were millionaire
C M Bryont from Wagoner stay
ed all night with W M Denton last
Thursday
Bom to Mr and Mrs John Den-
ton July 1st a fine 14 pound baby
boy Mother and babe are getting
along fine
Lee Keller and wife had some
relatives from Broken Arrow visit
with them Saturday night
Mrs Clara Glympse spent Sunday
the guest of Mrs V M Denton
Bess Carter and wife and Mr
Wade took dinner at Charley Car-
ter’s Sunday
John Peterson and wife took din-
ner w ith S Peterson Sunday
Marshall Johnson and wife visit-
ed Sunday with relatives near Oak
Grove
Elmer Bryant und wife are at
John Horn’s this week
Mrs Clara Glympse went to Sand
Spiings Tuesday to spend the fourth
Most everybody from this settle-
ment went to the picnic near Cowe-
ta the Fourth nnd all enjoyed the
day fine
Tube Denton is working with W
S Vernon’s thresher this week
Phil Ilanipey and wife from Sand
Springs are visiting his father W
H Rampey this week
Mrs Miller who lived near Red
Barn School House died Monday
and was laid to rest In the Shahan
cemetery Tuesday She leaves a
husband and several children to
mourn their loss They have the
sympathy of this community
July 4 -’16 Marvin
Saijifcary Rtfeafc
ar)d Grocery
HOPPING & JACKSON PDOraiETORS
Simmons ’Bldg opposite First National Bank
TELEPHONE HO 45
We have a complete and fresh stock of the best meats
and groceries obtainable on the market and solicit your
patronage assuring you that your orders large or small
will be promptly and carefully filled
PROMPT DELIVERY
— and low fare tickets
with liberal stop-overs
good until October 3 1st
are on sale to lake moun-
tain and seaside resorts
Tiis year more (Kan ever before you
will find the greatest comfort and conven-
ience in a trip
via The Katy
—its tracks are smoother than ever
—its trains are finer than ever
— its schedules are shorter than ever
For particular M or uldraM
toStLouia
rMrtSfflaS
W J MoHVGH Ticket Agent
Oowsts Oklahoma
THERE IS NOTHING
TOO HIGH PRICED FOR
ME TO HANDLE
t
NOTHING TOO
CHEAP IF THE QUALITY
IS THERE
WALTON LINDSEY
Watchmaker & Jeweler
SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK
Church Lays Too Much Stress
on Outward Appearances
By REV G K FLACK
Paster Wools? Mamorlal Methodist Episcopal Church Chicago
Power is the universal aspiration of mankind Never waa the world
more in need of the right kind of power than today There ia too naeh
of the lowering of the standard of Christian character too much of the
social and violations of the sanctify of the Sabbath and noblar elemant
of life
If the church lack power it is not the fault of God Too muck stmas
is laid on outward things A magnificent church building a big congre-
gation and fine ritual are not always evidences of spiritual power Too
often too much stress is placed on the program and the machinery These
have their place but cannot be substituted for power These things may
bo efficient but not sufficient
Visit ©ur Meat Market
or Phone 56
a i
where you will find us prepared to supply yqu with fancy cuts of
home dressed beef young tender pork and delicious pork saus-
age Frankfurts Bologna Dried Beef Boiled Ham and Smoked
Meats Favor us with your order Prompt and careful delivery
Johnston & Seltzer
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Leftwich, Mark A. Coweta Times. (Coweta, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 6, 1916, newspaper, July 6, 1916; Coweta, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1744313/m1/5/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 27, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.