Canadian Valley Record (Canton, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 25, 1913 Page: 8 of 8
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€ AN APIAN VALLBY RECORD, CANTON, OKLAHOMA.
C. N. Srader made a business
trip to Sentinel last Thursday.
Walter G. West of Cantonment
went to Watonga yesterday.
Professor Helmick informs us
that school is progressing nicely.
M. I. Marker was transacting
business in Cantonment Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Burrell returned
Tuesday from a visit in Missouri.
• B. F. Haynie and wife went to
Thomas Sunday, returning Tues-
day.
A R. Huffman is quite a cow
boy this week, he is bearding
hogs.
Mr. Charley Dodd and wife
are leaving for a visit at Leedy,
Okla.
Lee Moore of the Ceiling
Country was in town last even-
ing.
Tin shop for sale or trade,
write to J. G. Klatt, Fairview,
Okla.
Miss Mabel Murrell leaves to-
day to accept a position in a
■tore at Enid.
Dr Patterson will be found at
the Owl Drug Store day or
night.
A. J. McKinister has sold his
property in Pioneer Addition to
J. Harkness.
A. M. Denney, Attorney for
the Orient Railroad was in town
on businerr Monday.
Cantonment Indian school is
now installing a eomplete outfit
of laundry machinery.
Mr. M. T. Marker form Bray-
met, Mo. is here visiting his
brother M. I. Marker.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Goode
took John Carter and Elva Bets-
worth to Watonga yesterday.
Mr. G. W. Buck and wife are
here from Eureka, Kans., visit-
ing with their son C. I. Buck.
Mr. R. R. Curtis and wife are
rejoicing over the arrival of a
baby girl born Saturday night. J
Prank Sickles Sr. of ElRena
called on Mr. Murrell Monday
also to see his son Fred from
Denver.
L. R. Bidwell and wife Kate
(Murrell) and two children re-
turned to their home at Enid
Sunday.
R. E. Tramwell of the School
land department from Oklahoma
City was in town on business
Saturday.
F. W. Vansant is seen at
Sraders shop most of the time
lately. There is a reason. Van
has bought him an auto.
Bert Willis came up to visit in
Canton for a few days, he came
up with Bert Goode and wife
Wednesday evening.
John Carter has gone to the
fair at Oklahoma City and there
is reason to believe that there
will be more to tell next week.
Harry Caldwell and wife left
Tuesday to visit their former
home folks at Chanute Kans.
Harry is now the Orient agent
at Blair.
The fact that Zensal is made
to reach the two distinct types I
of Eczema, should appeal to all'
skiu sufferers. Tetter, Salt
Rheum and Dry Eczema should
be treated with Dry Zensal.
M*ist Eczema or Weeping Skin
with Moist Zensal. Get a jar
Irom Dr. B. F. Johnson today.
The following farmers market-
ed hogs in to>v11 this week, F.
Dowd, J. R. Kirkpactrict, E. E.
Hobbs aubj. P. Williams.
C. C. Smith, Bank examiner
was in Canton Monday and Tues-
day making, his semi-annual
examination of the banks of Can-
ton.
Marion Webb, age f> months is
visiting with his Aunt, Mrs. E.
E. Willis. His mother having
unerwent an operation at Wich-r
ita.
Elmer McKee was in Canton
transacting business Tuesday
afternoon and also called on the
Record family and subscribed
for the best ever.
Irvin Murrell returned th Syn-
der Tuesday to care for his stock
and farm while Mrs. Murrell will
remain in Canton as Assistant
Principal of the school.
A large average of wheat is
being sowed in this locality this
fall, it means lots of pasture for
stock this season and a basket
full of money next harvest.
For Sale:—200 bushels of
peaches at my farm within in-
terval of 30 days. Price at farm
25 cents per bushel.—R. W. Ban-
ning. 14 4t.
The Cats will go to Dill City
Friday to cross bats with the Dill
sluggers. Of course the Cats
will return victorious but they
are liable to be badly scratched.
Mr. Murrell's son-in-law Fred
Sickles, his wife and son Frank
returned to their home at Denver
Tuesday. While their visit was
short at Canton it was much ap-
preciated by relatives and friends.
Ed Fraizer is hauling in his
wheat this week. From the talk
of the farmers that have been in
town this week there is going to
be lots of wheat sowed this fall
several stated that there would
be at least ten times as much as
last year.
Wm McDaniels, the Rurat
carrier made his appearance for
the first time since being struck
with the passenger. He ff0t
shaved at the barber shop Mon-
day. Mack is now supporting a
crutch and it will be some time
before the patrons will see him
on the Route.
Ed Porter, County Treasurer
of Dewey County is in town this
morning, on his road to Okla-
homa City to attend the fair.
Ed had a little bad luck coming
through the mud last night he
burnt out a boxing on his car
and can't tell just when he can
get away.
Carter - Betsworth
Married at the M. E. Parson-
age at Watonga on Wrdnrsdav
this week by Rev. Johnson, Mr.
John Carter and Miss Elva Bets-
worth. Miss Betsworth is the
doughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Betsworth who live west of town
and you all know John, he has
been employed in fhe Goode store
for the past six years. These
young people have a host of
friends who join the Record in
wishing them a long and happy
life. Mr. Carter and wife took
the evening train for Oklahoma
City where they v/ill attend the
fair for a few days. They will
return to Canton some time the
first of next week, where they
will make their futuic home.
Gone But Not Forgotten.
The editor C. S. McDowell
has gone to Texas City. We
learned since arriving that he is
welted with mosquitoes bites.
We miss Mac but we miss his
Maxwell more for it stands at
the west end of Main street with
its back turned to the whole
world looking south for the re-
turn of the hopeful driver. We
do not hear the squeak-honk
neither do we see those lovely
feet projecting from beneath the
graceful Maxwell. Hence the
excuse for this week issue.
Deputy Editors.
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Patterson's Meat Market!
When you want the BEST
of Meats, try Ours.
Patterson's Meat Market!
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Notice.
To parties attending school
and living outside the district,
will ask you,to pay your tuition
in advance; $1.50 per month for
the two upper rooms and $1.00
per month for the two lower
rooms.
By Order of Board.
A. N. Goode, Clerk.
Dist. 105.
Something New in Canton.
Your enterprising druggist,
Dr. B. F. Johnson, purchased a
supply of the best Eczema rem-
edy in the world. Ask him to
tell you about Dry Zensal for the
crusty, scaly skin and Moist
Eczema for all watery eruptions.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to express our thanks
to the people of Canton and vici-
nity for many kindnesses shown
us in our recent bereavement.
W. H. Hamilton and Family
W. W. Murrell and Family.
In Remembrance.
On Saturday morning Sept.
20th Mrs. Minnie C. Hamilton
passed to her reward.
She has past from our midst,
"she cannot return to us but we
can go to her."
Her going brings sadness up-
on her relatives and friends.
She will be greatly missed in the
home and iH the church also,
where she has labored hard and
long.
Her place cannot be filled by
another. Though others may
step ill to the rank and fill up the
gap yet that cannot fill her
place asshe has filled it and there
is much sorrow. But we "sor-
row not as those having no hope"
lor she has been faithful • to her
savior and served him; and we
know that "if we serve the Lord
Christ we shall of the Lord re-
ceive the reward of the inherit-
ance," which is a home in that
place that Christ said "I go to
prepare for you."
Oh! how she will be missed in
the home and how she will be
missed in the church.
Sorrow, yes: yet how glad to
know that she is beyond the
trouble of the world and in the
home provided by her Savior
where all is joy afnd eternal bliss.
Notice.
Our Elevator will be open reg-
ular from now on. We will be
in the market for all kinds of
Grain, will also handle a full
line of Mill feed, Cotton seed
meal, coal, etc
Will be glad to give you best
prices at all times. Your pat-
ronage will be fully appreciated.
Canton Grain Co.,
E. Foutz, Manage.
Dont wait till he swats you.
Screen that house of yours, or if you have
not got one build one.
BE SORE TO GO TO THE RIGHT PLACE
for material to build the house or screen the
one you have. Go to
A. H. Hill Lumber Co.
Canton, Okla.
5' POST OFFICE LOBBY \
A full line of Confections, %
Cigars, Stationery, Novelties *
and School Supplies. *
Watch Repairing a Specialty jj
ALL WORK GUARANTEED *
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H. A. McFarrea, Jeweler 5
LUMBER FOR SALE!
We are overstocked on a
few kinds of Lumber that
we will sell at cut prices.
Com" and see us.
jk Manager. Big Jo Lumber Co.
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Liquids Cannot Cure
Eczema because they dry too
quickly for the medicine to take
effect. What you need is the
clean, odorless ointments—Dry
Zensal for the crusty, scaly skin
and Moist Zensal for all watery
eruptions. Ask (Dr. B. F. John-
son) about it.
Dr. Patterson will be found at
the Owl Drug Store, day or
night.
Flemings' Barber Shop
- - FOR A - -
SHAVE, SHAMPOO 21 HAIR CUT
Whlla you wait, and all in tha latest styl«.
. Robt. E. Adams
1 Harry H. Smith
Farm Loans
Real Estate
Law and Collections
...Adams & Smith...
Attornys-at-Law
Offices at Canton and Taloga
T. C. KNOOP, Manager of Canton Office
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