VOLUME VII
AMISS MAJOR COUNTY OKLAHOMA FRIDAY JUNK 10 1921
NUMBER 30
LOCAL AND
John Lcasnre tried the road to
Enid Wednesday with his truck
Ear Corn For Sale
Roy Walmcr
Forrest Duffy took dinner with
Frank Bland and wife Tuesday
Mr Askins went
Wednesday to have
done
to Okeene
dental work
Born to Mr and Mrs S
Hass north cast of town
a boy
L De-
June 5
Mr Willard Brittain says he is
going to work— going to run Lou
Davis’ tractor
For Sale— Team of horses and
brand new set of harness Prices
reasonable R L Cobb
' Miss Bess Chapman came home
Sunday from quite an extended
visit at Gainesville Texas
Miss Georgia Henderson from
Thomas is visiting friends here
Since Saturday
Mr and Mrs Joe Moyers Geo
Cobb and Dr Bacon were between
trains visitors in Enid Tuesday
Robert Leasure has completed
his moving from Enid and will
work in thp Leasure store again
Robert Lcaiure ensialTcd electric
lights Wednesday in the residence
occupied by himself and family
We wish to remind our custom-
ers that since our bills come due
at the first of each month we
should appreciate a settlement of
accounts Ames Garage
Dr and Mrs Bolling and daugh
ter also Ed McCracken’s two
daughters from Billings were yis-
iting with' Mr and Mrs Morrison
from Sunday until Tuesday
Heat in your
Engine Causes
Sediment
The terrific heat in youf engine
breaks down lubricating oil and
tauses sediment' Sediment
decreases power and Increases
wear To reduce sediment to
the minimum specify a lubrica-4
ting 611 made especially to resist
heat 1
Veedol IS made by the Falilknef
Process which reduces Sediment
$0’ Scientific tests have
proved this A toad test will
Confirm it
rem SALi it
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Dr and Mrs C A D Beer and
little daughter Karldine spent
Sunday in Ames at the home of
A L Beer and family
Mrs Hanson and daughter Miss
Vivian were down from- Enid
Saturday -and took dinner with
her cousin Mr Mitchell and wife
Dorothy Harp of Enid came
down last Saturday for a weeks
visit with her grandparents Mr
and Mrs JE Moore and her aunt
Mrs Bertha Moore
J C Jayne and family went to
Hennessy Thursday to attend the
funeral of his nephew Grover A
Zion who was killed in France
The bqdy arrived there Wednes-
day S H Downs and wife enjoyed
a visit this week from Mr and
Mrs A M Jack and family of
Snyder Mrs Jack is a niece of
Mr Downs and will be rememb-
ed as Miss Mary Downs by
many as she visited here some
years ago
When rain stops work will be
resumed on new High School bu-
ilding The heavy rains of the
past several days caused accum-
ulation of considerable water in
basement which has been pumped
out but little damage haveng been
done to the Wallfi '
Local freight jrniii conductor
reported to us Wcdrtcjay that 27
bents were ymshea outv of the
bridge between Fay and Thomas
that one pyle driver ts there am
another coming that it would be
several days ere the river can be
crossed by trains there A9 we go
to press we learn from local agen
that there are J00 bents gone
which adds to the gravchess o:‘
the Situation ' r
OBITUARY
l!annon-Myra Jaunita Hannon
daughter of E W and Lillian
Hannon of Enid formerly here
was born 'at Ames Oklahoma
I June 9 1901died June 3 1921 at
the age of 19 years 11 months
and 24 days in the Springs San-
itorium Enid Oklahoma- She
was the only daughter in the home
and leaves to mourh their loss
her father mother and one brother
a number of km folk and a host
of friends The illness preccedihg
her death was quite brief being
taken with acbte appendicitis
thence to the operating table
soon after which paritofiitis hav-
ing set in took hef &way Het
death coming as it did ih the
bloom of womanhood Was a shock
which was Indeed hard tb hear by
parents relatives ah(i friehds-
We were told that the day of her
marriage was close iif hdSd A
large crowd attended the uhtfr fil
service which was held Stindajr
4 PM at the Central Christian
Church after which remains were
laid to rest in Enid Cemetery
Those attending funeral frofh
Ames were Lou Davis and wife jj
accompanied by Mr? Sarah Feck '
Grace and Marie JohUson Maurice j
Sloan and family John Hughes
imd daughter Mary Jesse Hill and
family Mrs Askins and Mr and
Mrs Frank Morrison-
SOUTHEAST OF AMES
Here liia the new publishersof
Ames Review May it prove a
pleasant and profitable venture
to the young ladies at the helm
Elsie the little daughter of Rev
and Mrs Belknap had her tonsils
and adenoids removed at a local
Enid hospital Monday y
Mrs G E McDowell son Merle
and daughter Pauline of Loyal
was visiting her parents L H
Burr and wife Friday
Two marriages and many noisy
charivaries in one week is enter-
tertainment and "music’’ enough
for the average person
B F Cottrell and wife ate their
Suday dinner with Rev and Mrs
Belknap
Mrs L S Kenyan who has been
visiting her mother Mrs Emma
Ott it Clinton Iowa returned to
her home Wdngsday
Mrs L IL Burr spent Saturday
night with her daughter and
family Mrs Q Butler in Enid
the latter is quite sick
Mrs G E McDonell and child-
ren and Mrs B- F Cottrell visited
Saturday night with 1 George
Mosher and family at Enid'
Com Kinden and wife and
Walter Zerby and wifespent Sun-
day ‘with the Clarence Glaser
family ’ ' - ? '
Mrs W F Lee and children
took a freezer ' of 'J cream to
Rev Balknap&Monday and ‘spent
the day '
Mis Pearl Zerby and Commo-
dore Kinder were married June 1
at the Weslyan Methodist parson-
age by Rev‘ Balknap The bride
and groom were attended by the
brother of the bride Clarence
Zerby and Miss Sarah' ' Carney
The bride was attired in a white
satin and lace gown and the
bridesmaid in a dainty white
organdie The bride is the daugh-
ter of J W and Mrs Zerby and
has lived here most of her life
The groin is a Well to do farmer
and here most of hel life The
groom is a well to do farmer and
well worthy of the bride he has
won After an overland trip to
Colorado they will be at home- to
their friends at Thomas Okla
The best wishes of a host of
friends go with them on their
journey of life together
Miss Fay Durgan and William
-Norris were married at Enid June
1st Mrs Kate Durgan mother
and uncle Ed Miller of Garden
City Kans and two sisters each
of bride and groom accompanied
them The bride looked lovely in
blue silk and georgette crepe
gown She has taught several
successful terms of school and is
quite an accomplished musician
The groom is the Only son '-of J
Morris aful' wife and like his
ride are products of Oklahoma
The many friends of this worthy
couple extend torgratulations and
jest wisde?
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NOTICE - '
This ' bring our closing
ti efck shall appreciate those
ttTio fire dufc H squaring
bj at once Thanks
J H WnsVVNT
DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU?
Tfcat while we are all human yet when one of ua pauses to ana-
j) it the future trend of what may seem to us as an inconsequental
act and deed that we should at least grant him a hearing And
since the fact of this evil is becoming more vivid and evident every
day can we who have studied the outcome sit silently by and let
our comrades march on and into what is to them and us also a
condition which to say the least is deplorable It is evident to us
that the buying public once its attention is called to the menace of
the mail order house and especially the underlying principle that
will gradually take form fn disintegration of community life as the
) future is opened before us will ’right about face and all the smooth
' eloquent catering advances of these underminers of community life
cannot make any inroads with our best people namely residents
of rural districts I do not wonder that we have so far failed to
i see this- menace in its proper light as we are all more or less inclined
to follow the lines of feast resistance especially when we remember
thought is brain wearying Yet what have we without thought
and thought power?
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Your Orders Given Prompt Attention
W E SASSEEN Propritop
Opportunity-
If we only knew the good we’d do
By speaking each day c kind
word of two
If we only knew-a tnepy tnile
Would travel on nWe mile
If we only knew that honks $ praise
Makes glad the Jheart’-for days
- and days —
If we only knew a restraining arm
Keeps one so often from endless
harm
If we only knew what we could
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By a little pains myself and you
Would we ever say to make
excuse
As we often do "Oh what’s the
use!’’— SeL
WOMEN AS “PAMPERED TOYS’
Dletlngufahed French Abbe Makes
eme Sharp Cbmmentariee on Sex
' Relatione In America
American women expect (very right-
ly) from their husbands the same at-
tenUon which French husbands receive
from their wives The American hus-
band expects nothing and for what
he receives the Lord makes him truly
thankful writes Ernest Dlnnet In Haft-
pet’s “We art pamptred toys" ad Ameri-
can lady told me In a distinctly resent-
ful tone -"but we only know It when
our husbands after keeping every
trouble from us suddenly die"
If tbe abstraction called the Amerb
can woman could be met with I should
ask her whether she really likes to sed
a dozen men In her drawing room
watch her the whole evening and bob
up with military precision the moment
she half rises to ring the bell whether
sho would not prefer her escort to
think of what he Is haying to her in-
stead Of concentrating on Wherd shd
walks skipping to the unprotected sldd
of her the whole tlmd or whether she
likes being supported across thb road
With Infinite precautions as If ahS
Were a very 111 person Or a very brittle
object or tii thh ttmtrary firmly
grasped below thh shoulder and wafted
to the 0th fet sidh tvltfi the triumphant
ha £8 bt long fcractlcd
i hk-th iqpt i fclctiire represents
j treeMlngi widely known Amet-
iih men wutfchlhg A lady go Sown a
eek St&ifwfit fihe i J spqkhn of ah
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amused her —
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lame wonder £bd delight h3 it 8t
were g baby tor the first time ipS thy
go-cart Meanwhile the lady nersedt
smiles n her fur like coy Phoebe be-
tween two dondJL
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PEOPLE OF OUR TOWN
The Inspector goes down to Meet
No l’every day to see that the Wheels
are aU on the Pullmans after which
he Tries Out all the' Store and Hotel
Chairs afobbd town And whenever
be finds &b Unsafe Building or Tele-
phone PiMe be Patiently Stands by
tbe hour and Holds It Up)
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