The Greenfield Hustler (Greenfield, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 15, 1914 Page: 3 of 14
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GREENFIELD, O K L A., HUSTLER
ROCK ISLAND TIME TABLE
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NORTHBOUND
No. 728, C & N
No. 704. E & A
SOUTHHOUND
Sir. 703, E & A
No. 727, C & N
—THE NEW—
ARCADE!
Pocket Billiards and
. Carrom Parlor .
A Nice. Cleu PUcc. A Mac* to
eaj*]T t pIcaMBt rccreatioa.
A Game of Box Ball will Interest You
i ' W. H. Chapson
Proprietor
THE
WORLD MOVES,
SO DOES THE
Red Ball Transfer
W. I. WALKER, Propr,
The Cob Season is here. Ser the
drayman. He will supply you
K Prompt delivery an<l
low prices. Phone 2H
Canadian Valley Items
9.20 a. m. Rogers Brothers sold a span of
12:45 p. m. gOOCj mules lately.
2:15 p. m. Herb Critchfield sold a good geld-
7:20 p. no. j ing one day last week.
Canadian Valley basket ball team j
will play against Calumet team Fri-
day afternoon, January 16th.
J. H. Rose was in El Reno one I
day last week to get repairs for his'
engine so he can thresh this week. J
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Brack Mc- j
Kinney, a bright 'ittie girl, Thurs- j
day evening of last week. Brack is j
still wearing that 12-iuch smile.
There will be literary at Canad-
ian Valley school house Friday!
night. Evervbodv' is inviteu to take
part. A good program is promised.
Mrs. A. T. Lowman, who has been j
; confined to her room for the past |
J few weeks with typhoid fever, is
slowly recovering. We hope to Bee
i her up and around again soon.
' The following item has been hand-
ed to this writer: Win. Coil, who 1
has bred to G. A. Lehman's Goliath t
Jack for the past 12 years, has J
j raised over <2,600 worth of mules.1
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THE LAST ROUND !
Old 1913 has beeu knocked out. The last round has
been fought. The year is past, and with varying
emotions everyone is turning their faces to the fu-
t ure—wondering what 1914 will bring, and hoping for
something better. In a great measure the future
depends upon you And one step in the right direc-
tion is to begin the New Year by giving vour business
to us when in need of anything in
Dry Goods, Groceries, and
Furnishings
VW invite vou to come and see us and investigate. Any-
way. we wish you all a prosperous year, and will help you
make it so if you trade with us.
Produce taken for Cash or Trade
Greenfield, Oklahoma.
!Will Cooper
♦♦miiH iinnII*M n***v
TAKE A TRIP TO
CALIFORNIA
THIS WINTER
We had the opportunity of shak-
ing hands with Wesiey Busbv last i
, Saturday tor the first time since his j
j return from Missouri, where he
worked for John Walker the past j
{year. •
Mrs J. S. Brown, we are inform I
led, has returned from her short
j visit to Texas. We hope J. S. is in |
excellent spirits since his release
from the position of chit f cook and
; bottle washer.
i Last Saturday was another busy
! day for the farmers hauling their
| chickens to the Roberts car. Mr. ! prosperous farmer along Canadian
Robt-rts makes an annual trip Valley. Ueng presented his wjte
through here and helps keep up the j and children a Christmas gift o a
prices, which is quite a help to [fine piano.
chicken raisers.
The White Star Livery Barn
Does a first class Livery business
Does custom grinding any day in the week.
Grain and Hay Bought and Sold.
L. L. .COTTON, Proprietor
Phone 1555 Red Hill
GREENFIELD,
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OKLAHOMA
You have long wished to visit the
"Golden State": make up
your mind this year
and go.
LOW FARES AND
BEST SERVICE
Through Tourist Car Daily
VIA
California Short Line
VIA
EL PASO
The Route of the
4'Golden State Limited/'
The Best Train To
CALIFORNIA
Write to
FAY THOMPSON
I)iv. Pass. Agent
Oklahoma City, Okla
or consult
S. Miller, • - - Ticket Agent
GREENFIELD, OKLA.
Clifford, second son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. D. Law, has been seriously
sick for about two wee! s with ap-
pendicitis, and at this writing had
not made any improvement since
i last reports. We hope for his re-
i covery soon.
We believe the Oak Itidge corre-
spondent has the wrong impression
! in regard to the bottle he mention-
i ed last week. The bottle was to be
handed to the editor instead of to
' this correspondent. Please don't
forget ti) bring the editor when
that tine day comes.
May the welcome in-
strument be beneficial and of much
joy in their home as the little
Americans are growing into man
and womanhood.
Cordell Shots
Meyers stacked his
hav
Henry
Monday.
Talk about your fine country—
| "O. R." is the place.
Douglas* Cordell butchered on
Monday wiih the help ol Jiiu En-
glish and Fred Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J.Jackson spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting rela-
YOU..
Do not have to talk Spanish but
you ought to know that a machine
that is built for one purpose is not
all the time good for another.
That is why I l>uilt the Kaftir Corn
Special, the one that does the work.
Write, though I would like for you
to caU and be satisfied that what I
say is right.
Mr. and Mrs. R ilpli Kirkhuff have 1 tjves near Hitchcock.
mo ed on the W W. Duncan farm Fred Martin and family took Sun-
recently, where they will remain day dinner and spent the afternoon
over winter. Some time in March with George Fit nor and family.
I they will move onto tbe D. T. | Bert Nash is about to get,
Schmitt farm which they have leas- through busking corn and have his I
field opened up for pasture use.
Douglas Cordell and family and
Mrs. Lucy France and children took
dinner and spent the afternoon with
the Sleiuinrrs a Sunday.
W. H. Detwieler
Qreenfield, Okla. P. O. Box 56
+♦♦♦♦ M I
Oklahoma are entitled to partici-
pate in this celebration as 89ers.
A meeting of 89ers in our county
is called to meet at the county
court house on Saturday, January
31, at 2 o'clock, to select a repre-
sentative to meet at the court
house in Oklahoma City, on Satur-
day, February 28, to arrange the
program for the April celebration.
Many distinguished visitors will be
guests of the state at the celebra-
tion, and the 89ers must arrange
at Apache, sented. • an appropriate participation in that
ast week toj All persons residing in 1SS9 in any | occasion. J. E. Love,
work for his uncle, Beng Neely, a part of what is now the state of President 89^rs Ass n of Oklahoma.
ed. Mr. Schipitt and family will
move to Halstead, Kansas, on his
farm there.
Eruil and E J. Lehman, H. Ring-
elman and family, F. Ringelman
and family, Gerald Douglas and
Lydia Borsch, vail of Geary, P. P.
Krehbiel and farrtily, Henry Hugo,
Aldus Daniel, Eftie, Orvilla and Mar-
tha Logan bill, Fred Erhnuier and
two sisters, Emma and Caroline,
spent Sunday afternoon with G. A.
Lehman and family, (fid says:
"Come again."
A son of Bob Neely,
Okla,. arrived one day
NOTICE
To all Eightv-niners and the Public
In April this year we celebrate
the 25th anniversary of the opening
of Oklahoma. This quarto-centen-
nial should be given more than or-
dinary notice. Every county in the
state of (Hlahoma should be repre-
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