Marietta Monitor. (Marietta, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, July 21, 1916 Page: 5 of 8
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THANK YOU
' 1 fe're o thanlt the
candidate who have to
liberally patronized the
political page
‘ - t -
I alto with to thank
the enterprising mer-
chants and bankt who
made page passable -
EARL A BROWN
Local and Personal
' See Bates 4 Co for puroiture
and House Furpishlnus
Hev J M Hammons of Leon
was r business visitor here Mon-
day For candy fruit cigars hot or
coid drinks go to Carl Robison's
- A Brown of the Ma'rsdcn
community was a business visi
to v here Monday -
' "“Those Blue Ribbon oil stoves
at McCarty’s are just tie thing
for summer cooking They
save fuel and make cooking a
pleasure Call and see' them
Rev G' tV Whitfield of Leon
was among the business visitors
here Monday
Pearl buttons 2 cards for 5c
Browne’s Variety StoreT
Chat Neal and Joe Dillard of
Sivells Bend Texas were here
Monday on business They" say
hat the citizens of the Bend are
naking extensive preparations
entertain the large crowd
vldclii they are expecting to at
end the picnic to be given there
oday
Save fuel wo'rk and worry by
sing one of those famous Blue
libbon oil stoves for sale by W
’ McOarty
John Bart was arrested at the
icnic at Tuck’s Ferry last Frl-
ay on a liquor charge He made
ond and was released ‘
liile they last— Sewing Mb
Anes on easy payments at 1
rce Bates it Co
J H Kent spent Sunday with
is family He has been in Ark-
lsas lately In the iurest of the
rm loan business and is doing
me special work in that line
v will shortly resume his dut-
in his office here
See our 3c laces1— Browne’s
Variety Store
Aubj-ey Man ion of Big Spring
Texas has beed here this week
the guest of friends -
Ab Hooper of Tliackervilie one
of Love County’s most substan-
tial democrats and progressive
farmers was a business visitor
here Monday and was a pleasant
caller at the Monitor office
See the attractive line of - Re-
frigerators Ice Cream Freezers
and Water Coolers— attractive
prices too— at W T McCapty’s
Steve Brooks - bought a new
Ford car Monday from the locsd
agents Frensley Bros Steve
already owned a Ford roadster
and bought a five passenger car
tliis time
9
We are now prepared to make
oans on Mississippi Choctaw al-
lotments — Th Jordan Company
Bates A Co can fit you out
with Furniture Stoves House
Furnishings
D C Kambo mail carrier on
Demaey Pruit of 'Ardmore was
here Sunday visiting hi parents
Mr and Mrs W D Pruitt
Our Fruit Jar rubbers are' 3
dozen for only 23 centsBrowne's
Variety Store
Buy your oat sacka from Kelly
A Son They will save you money
J N Morgan district deputy
for the W O W was here Tues-
day night enroute to his hdme in
Ardmore from points In the
western part of the county
- Mrs Bo Blake was called to
Milo Tuesday by a message ap-
prising her of the death of a little
niece a little daughter of Abel
Chase
- Blue Ribbon Oil Stoves and
Perfection Fireless Cookers lead
for summer cooking At Me-
Party’s Cleve Sallee accompanied by
his mother anj little daughter
visited relatives in' Dexter and
attended the picnic at that place
this week It was rumored when
he left that he would be accom-
Social Notes
6y Mr: HW Choate
Phone - ios
Misses Gladys Martin' Myr-
tia Enloo and Mr Loyd Roberts
ail of Afdmore visited friends
here-Supday
J ‘
The meeting conducted by Mr
Wright is being well attended
by all denominations both morn-
ing and evening He is deliver-
ing some wonderful sermons
and it is worth while -to hear
him
Miss Sophia Ellen Black has
returned home after a pleasant
stay at Medicine Park
Mrs Ernest Wood will be host
ess to the Embroidery Club Fri-
day afternoon at 4 P M'
Mrs Sam Robertson and child-
ren are in Oklahoma City this
wpek -
---i — "uuiu oe accom-
route two is taking a vacation panied home by gome one else
from his duties aqd Ad Mayfield
is acting as substitute
lor wagons buggies or any
kind of farm implements see J
Je will save you
Plenty of money to loon on cit
ol estate at five per cent The
W Scanlon
money
Harry White has been here
this week from Ilomiiyr where
lie has a position in a store He
is making preparations to move
to that pla?e' -
I or the best ice cream cold
drinks fruits and confections
go to Carl Robinson’s
If Jou want to borrow money
on city real estate at a cheap rate
of interest see the Jordan Com -pany
Will Powell Ernest Cothran
Guy Gardner and Sam Black
composed party who went to
Burneyville Mouday night to at-
tend the candidate speaking
Perry Martin is taking a vaca
tion from his duties as bookkeep-
er at S Westheimer A Co’s and
is spending his time motoring
fishing and having a general
good time -
Served you right Where? At
Carl Robison’s Try him and
see
R II Baynes was a business
visitor to Ardmore Tuesday 1
Just arrived a new car of the
celebrated Joseph Moon buggies
the best on earth at J W
Mrsv Ethel Burch spent the
weekend at home returning to J
Edmond Sunday
I have bought me a new carl Mr and Mrs Cutch Smith of
and am at your service anywhere Tishomingo are the ‘ guests of
day or night City calls prompt-1 friends this week
Iy answered ' ’
774c T tj Mrs Pearl Trieves Is attend-
J’ Hicks ing the Normal at Edmond
John Neal and wife are the IV p
proud parent Wr8 w p Mobley spent Tues-
proua parents of a baby girl day in Ardmore
which arrived at their home ”
Tuesday ' I Mrs Pearl Graham of Ard-
Dr ud Mrs-A Y Eaterwood JJ “ I
of Cleburne Texas are here this
week visiting' Mrs S E Pittman Mrs- Clyde Logsdon and son
and other relatives j Foster are the guests of friends
Pnr Pent p " and relatives at Jefferson Texas
For Rent-Pasture for cattle Mrs J D Batson and nephew
er andTal eilty wat- Esco Kimsey of Oklahoma City
F Pittman ’ Apiy to Mrs- S are here attending the Wright
" ' meeting and visiting relatives
Miss Estelle Black was the
guest of Miss Copeland In Sul-
phur the past week -
Misses Pansy and Olive Bates
of Big Spring Texas are visiting
friends in the city
Harvey Grimes who is a can-f retorned
didate for the painting and paper T6Xa Where he
hanging of Marietta and vicinfty I1' h® WaS aC
has been busily engaged this r®mpmed home by his cousins
ek the cZrhr° M"eG"d"er'
at Bowles Mr and Mrs J C Rentro Jr
George Smart was a business ‘j111® dau'htr- Midred visi-
lisiwr to Oklahoma - City this The
' by Miss Taylor Hyden who has
Frank Lofton and son Willie been their guest this week
Jt?endJd7h? “°d K”' ‘kH Missjosephine Field of Cainas-
Tuelr C Hr:rrnpdb““ ‘he B”“‘
- Will Page several days has
returned home
V Contl"° to eat iU!‘ ordinary groceries when yon
W glJ - ““ - well have the best for the asking
t
-WhvC°ntm- 137 8tiJP Prices for ordinary
1 ' K-eHes when you can get the best
for same money and sometimes less
t
Whv dsil yoar stomach and imjvair your health by
COD'i'mn( tlie ordinary brand when vnn mn
phone 86 1 J F Grisham piioili
LOW PRICE Beit Quality
What's Better Than
A COOL DRAUGHT ON A HOT DAY?
NOTHING BETTER- U
Nor near so good if that Cool "Draught is drawn
Drink
ASKEW' BROTHERS
A FRAME
elishSmaDnPOSKthfi9thewayitwoud sound if an Fn'
K lshman should attempt to sav HiJ pPm! m
aidn’t do that to get a Foreign AL me'J We
tising for this -old Amerfcan °“r drer
pretty well Our ob’ect was to att£ 8UltS U
ud now w nr yoink wiry “dTffu
Waples-Paiater Lumber Company
Phone 74 J
If you want a carpenter phone us
DRUGSTORE
on nbonld
pounded by competent Prescrlotwft andoald com-
’ Maristta PCatUaal Ilaak
rktM 10
A party' consisting of R M
Culwell and wife Ona English
Wesley Carneal and Obe Turner ®nroe Clardy and wife are
went to Burnevville Monday lifltinK relatives and triend at
night to hear - the candidates ” ''r°rth Wise and other Texas
speak Tliey report a largel00'"19 thia week
crowd present and much enthn-l Miss Olga Utley of Dallas is
siasm manifested the guest of relatives and friends
It yon need a new Wwn or P" “ ’"'k -Buggy
it will pay vou to see J MJss GladJa 8civally of Ard-
W Scanlon before you buy He more haa bn the guest of Mrs
handles the celebrated Joseph D‘ Culwell thia week - t
Moon buggies Bain and Fort Will Potter Jr of Ardmore has
worth wagons the best on earth I been here this week visiting
and they can be bought on terms I friends
to suit the purchaser I -
1 Mrs R H Thompson enter
Home grown water melons tained st the home of Mrs Jno
J5pd°y“' ttPr
come to eiriK 0 5 tJee
ana service in
good groceries
u7shr0ewn?ou°De °f :uratisfied customers
SIV1ITH & SONS
u
SNS ANP CARETS
NICE HEARSE IN CONNECTION
ARIETTA OKLAHOMA
Complete Line of-
DRUGS DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES
AND TOILET ARTICLES
t r”? Thejr are Always Fresh” ‘
Brinyo“r Prescriptions to us for Careful Attention
i A Full Line of Sheet Music Alienn
CLARDY’S DRUG STORE
f’P """j R McCLURMANAGElR‘theimr'
— UiCKIQS
have been quite plentiful on the
local market this week and are
better than for several years
previous The crop is said to be
fine and there will pe plenty of
them on the market from thia
time forward
T L Rose and Pat Dooley left
last Saturday for Corpus Christ!
Kennedy San Antonio and other
south Texas points making the
trip Jn Mr Rose’s automobile
Tom promised ns a letter telling
ns of the adventures of the trip
but up to date we have failed to
hear a word from them
T H McGehee one of Love
County’s prosperous farmers
was in town Tuesday from his'
home near Boroar In speaking
of crop conditions ho said that
com is beginning to need rain
and tliat cotton is fine with the
exception of some places where
the rust is hurting it but this is
just in spots and nothing serious
is expected to result from It’
Wicker Tuesday afternoon hon
oring Miss Paulette Davis of
Pbcos Texas Games of fook
vjujt?3 oi fOOK'l
were played after which delicioui ‘
refreshments were served to the J
guests 11
The Socialist of Love County1
are making arrangements to en-!
ter tain with a three days picnic
and encampment at Marietta I
August 8 9 and 10 The encamp-
ment will be held at the cotton I
ware house just north of the city
limits- v '
I
Jim Freeman is on Blue river '
this week attempting to entice I
the tinny tribe intoBiting an art-
ificial minnow ji
R L Kidd of Potean who is a 1
candidate for Congress from this i
district was here last Saturday I
in the interest of his candidacy
fle was here only an hour or two
and said h was making a whirl-!
wind campaign just “whistling
at the crossing" as it was -
Don t Take Any Chances
BUY
For Sale By
Frensley Bros
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Choate, Henry Willis. Marietta Monitor. (Marietta, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, July 21, 1916, newspaper, July 21, 1916; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1753207/m1/5/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed July 10, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.