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SPRING STYLES
They arc Kcrc and theyr'e as jfood as they
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investigating our loaning facilities.
We loan on good town residence and business property
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For all Kinds of
Harvesting
Machinery
Auto^Fedan Hay Presses.
Acmc Binders, Mowers, Rakes, Etc
the
at
Mrs. Roy Gobel visited
county seat Monday.
M. L. Coker had business
county seat last Friday.
S. N. North looked after busi-
ness at WngorfSV Monday.
Arthur Gregory fisid business
at the county seat Monday.
Wm. Fetitt took the afternoon
train Monday for Claremore.
W. VV. Hubbard, E. W. Strong
and J. E. Gunter have been sub-
popned as jurors for the district
court which convennes at Clare-
more Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Evans took
in tlio home talent minstrel show
at Claremore last Thursday
night. They report a great
show and a big time.
10c per lb. for hens the rest of!. 17* ,,av;e a gnod SUPP'.V o' fresh
the week—Norton & McCulloch k Bar?pnspftds that will prow
James Ryan, one of Clare-
inore's hustling real estate men,
was here on business Monday.
Mrs. M. Henry visited Mon-
day flight witli her daughter,;
Mrs. A. D. Lane, at Claremore.
Inola Hdw. & Imp. Co
Mrs. W. H. Ward, Mrs. Math-
eson, Mrs. J. H. Bentley, Mrs.
LC. Riggsand L. C., Jr., and
Miss Agnes Coker look the af
ternnon train last Friday for
Claremore.
Call and are our npw spring j Hoosier corn planters, cultiva-
snoes Norton & McCulloch tors at big bargaids to close out
Capt. W, L. Harris and Wi)) Jafc Hubbard's
Crichton took t1 e early train
Monday for Claremore.
FOR farm insurance and farm
loans seeE. J. Humphrey at
Claremore.
We had about two inches of
snow last Friday but it had all
melted off by Saturday evening.
James Burris took in the min-
strel fshow at Claremore last
Thursday night. He speaks
speaks highly of the entertain-
ment.
L R.
For Sale—Pure blood R.
Eggs at 50c per setting.
2-6 5 6 Mrs. Ross Hurst
Tom Slack has accepted a po-
sition as elerk in the post office
at Claremore. He went in on
the 4th, the same day that Pres-
ident Wilson took his seat. Tom
is a good boy and will make an
excellent clerk.
Northern grown bulk garden
seeds on sale a Inola Hard-
ware & Implement Co.
R. B. Puryear left Monday
night for Tulsa to attend a meet
ing of the yard managers of the
Robinson Lumber Co. Mr.
Puryear has been manager of
their yard for more than two
• years and their business here
We received a letter last Sat- has been kept in tine shape.
urday from Grandma Rogers, I A n . u u • l *
„l „■ ... . _ ' i A. Li. Lewis, who has just tin-
who is visiting at Cisco, Texas, :ai1(wi i ■■ *
atatincr n.of i, 1 ■ . • od d,ll,mK nn oil well for
staling that she had a nice trip iv.ll oT n . m
i i • . Webb« Denny at Wagoner, is at
and that she was having a nice i, , ... .
 • cl , ' " home and will move his drill
time. She also ordered the Reg- Wlr Tn. „ ,
® t oacit to Inola as soon as the
roads dry up so that he can. He
j had bad luek drilling this we!l
land came out considerably in the
| hole.
| J. W. White is arranging to
move his stock of groceries to
i Salina, where he has just finish-
ed a store building. This town
' is over on the M. O. A G., is well
located and Mr. White says it is
building up quite rapidly. W 
regret to see him leave Inola
but hope that he may prosper in
his new home. His family will
remain here a few weeks yet.
Geo. Duffleld had business at
Wagoner Tuesday.
Easter comes March 28d. This
is rather an early Easter.
J. M. Coker made a business
trip to the county seat Tuesday.
Dr. H. L. Courtney made a
business trip to Wagoner Mon-
day.
Wm. Petitt made a business
trip to Claremore Monday after-
noon.
Merchant E. W. Strong looked
after business at Wagoner the
tirst of the week.
Cherry wants to pell you a
good disc harrow cheap.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gibson
are moving today to Curtis Mon
roe's farm north of town.
Messrs. Webb, Denny, & Felt,
oil men of Wagoner, came up
Tuesday evening to 109k after
the well on their lease two miles
north of towu, being drilled by
Josh Ballard.
Stray Heifer—Coming year-
ling. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying ex-
penses—B. B. Friesen
Although the weather was very
disagreeable last Friday a large
crowd attended C. E. Cornelius'
sale and everything sold well,
the stock bringing an unusually
good price. There was a large
crowd at Oscar Jeffers' sale
Tuesday and things sold well.
Mr. Jeffers had a big sale, dis-
posing of part of his stock and
farm implements.
Buy a Hoosier corn planter,
cultivator or buggy atHubbaid's
and get the biggest bargain you
ever saw.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E Cornelius
left this week for St. > Joseph,
Mo., Mr. Cornelius' old home,
where they will reside in the fu-
ture, Mr. Cornelius having rent-
ed a quarter section of land from
his father, which he recently
purchased, paying $143 an acre
for same. We regret too loose
Banker Ross R. Buyless took
tho afternoon train Tuesday foi
Claremore.
Wilb Morrison looked after
business at Claremore Tuesday
afternoon.
C. C, L lien hall, a prosperous
farmer and stockman living
southeast of town, made a busi
ness trip to Wagoner Tuesday.
Farming time is here. If you
need a good disc or other ma
chinery see me.—Cherry
W. H. Carnahan and family are
moving to theii farm 4 miles
north of town.
^ Garden time is almost here.
Get your seeds from the hara-
ware store and you're sure of
more and better seeds for your
money.
We liavt been requested to an-
nounce that a cottage prayer
meeting will be organized at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Knopp Saturday night and all
interested are requested to at-
tend.
W. E. Pherigo, of Stilwell, is
here 011 business.
Tin work by C. H. J. Fink.
Bonds®. Howard
Attorneys at Law
CLAREMORE, OKLA
Established 1890
Our Spring
GOODS
are arriving and we certainly can please you
We have some Hoosier Corn Planters, also
some Cultivators and Buggies we twill sell
cheap.
Remember us for Flour, Feed, Groceries
Seed Potatoes, etc.
W. W. HUBBARD
A. B. ONSTEAD
Livery and Feed Stable, and Dray Line
*
Good Riggs and good service Your patronage solicited
Notice by Publication
State of Oklahoma, County of Rog-
ers, ss.
In the District Court.
Civil No. 1(>08
Maud Ames, Plaintiff,
vs
Clifford Ames, Defendent.
Said defendent, Clifford Ames, will
take notice that he has been sued in
the district court of Rogers county,
Oklahoma, by his wife, Maud Ames,
for an absolufe divorce and for the
restoration of plaintiff's maiden name
of Maud Beatty, on the grounds of
gross neglect of duty and abandon
ment for more than one year next prior
to the filing of said petition; and must
answer the petition filed therein by
said plaintiff on or before the 5th day
of April, 1913, or said petition will be
taken as true and judgment for said
plaintiff will be rendered granting a
decree of absolute divorce from the
defendant, said decree to take effect
after six months from the date of the
rendition thereof, and restoring the
plaintiff her maiden name of Maud
Beatty. C. T. McClellan,
[Seal) Clerk of the District Court
Bonds & Howard,
Attys. for Plaintiff.
First pub. Feb. 20, 5t
ORDER
State of Oklahoma, County of Rog-
ers, ss.
In the County Court.
Probate No. 1310.
In Re Administration of estate of
\V. R. Williams, Deceased,
Hattie Williams, Administratrix.
Now on this 11th day of February,
1913, J. C. Bell, having filed herein
his petition duly and properly verified
representing to the court that W. R.
Williams on the 19th day of October,
1910, did sell the hereinafter described
real estate to him, J. C. Bell, which
real estate is particularly described
as follows, towit:
Ninety (90) feet off of the east side
of Lots numbered One (1) and four-
teen (14) in Block five (5) in Quaile
Addition to the Town of Ozark,
Franklin County, Arkansas:
That pursuant to said sale the said
W. L. HARRIS
Elevator.
Grain and Hay
I will pay you the highest
cash price for your Corn.
Scales East Side of Track
these trood people from Inola but W- R- Williams did, on the 19th day
of October, 1910, make, execute and
iater sent to her at that address.
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Wll Hn St. lUekhTd, lUlnto
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wish them success in their
home.
S. M. Sweeten called this
morning and had the Register
sent to his daughter, Mrs. A. B
Bowden, in Texas, and also paid
for his own, paper until Jan
1014.
A big order for graduates for
early fall delivery must be filled
accorninff to contract. We must
double our summer enrollment.
To do this 25 per cent, discount
is off red those entering from
AprU till June.
—Joplin Business College
A surprise party waR given
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
8. Alexander last night for their
daughter, Miss Claibourne. A
nice crowd of the younger set
was in tfttendance and a fine time
is reported.
R. A.^Reynolds and daughter,
Miss Bertha, left Monday morn-
ing for Clovis, Npw Mexico, on
account of the latter's health.
.. i*s Bertba is one of Inola's
mi.st highly respected and ac-
complished young ladies, and one
of Rogers county's successful
school teachers. She was given
a position in the Inola public
schools last fall but had to give
up her position early in the
term on account of failing health.
Mr. Reynolds will remain with
her for a couple of weeks.1 That
is a fine climate and it is hoped
that her health will soon be re-
stored.
new j deliver, same being in writing, a bond
for title to said land to said J. C. Bell;
that said J. C. Bell is now the legal
and equitable owner of said Bond for
Title and entitled to the rights there-
under; that the conditions and pay-
ments due under said Bond for Title
have been fully complied with in so
far as the grantee thereof is concern-
ed except that there is now due from
the grantee to the grantor of said Bond
for Title the sum of $33.45; that he, J.
C. Bell, is now ready, willing and
able to pay said sum of $33.45 when
he has been furnished with a good
and sufficient title to said lands or
parcel.
That said J. C. Bell, in his said
petition, prays that same be set down
for hearing and notice of such hearing
be given as required by law, and that
upon final hearing of said petition the
administratrix of the estate of W. R.
Williams, who is now deceased. Hat-
tie Williams, be ordered and directed
to make to him, J. C. Bell, a good and
sufficient deed to said real estate.
It is therefore ordered, adjudged
and decreed that said petition be and
that it is hereby set for hearing on
the 14th day of March, 1913, at the
county court room, in the city of Clare-
more, Rogers county, Ktate of Okla-
homa, at the hour oif ten o'clock a. m.,
at which time all persons objecting to
the granting by this court an order
authorizing and decreeing said Hat-
tie Williams, as administratrix of the
estate of W. R. Williams, deceased, to
execute the proper conveyance of said
real estate to said J. C. Bell, must
appear and file his objections or make
same to the court or else they
will be forever estopped from so doing
and the said real estate will be con-
veyed to said J. C. Bell.
It is futher order that notice of said
hearing be given by publishing this
order in the Inola Register, a news-
paper published at Inola, Oklahoma,
for four successive weeks.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and the seal of said court
on this the 6th day of February, 1913.
WALTER W. SHAW.
I Seal 1 County Judge.
L. 8. Robson,
Claremore. Okla.
Attorney for Administratrix.
Feb. 13, 4L
Clean-Up Sale
Having bought out the stock of goods of
J. H. Ross and added them to my stock I will
sell the Ross.stock and many useful articles
out of my stock at a
Greatly Reduced Price
The stock consists of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, Shoes,
Hats, Notions, Ladies and
Gents Furnishings, Etc.
E. W. STRONG
The Inola Pharmacy
We are receiving new goods daily. It
is our intention to keep a full stock so that
we can accommodate you in the
DRUG LINE.
We carry a full|line or
Druggists' Sundries, Patent Medicines,
Toilet Articles. Etc.
Prescriptions accurately compounded
by a registered Pharmacist
We will appreciate your trade.
The Inola Pharmacy
M. HENRY aud A. S. HENRY, Props
J. E. Hatha.way,
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