The Love County News (Marietta, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, May 27, 1910 Page: 1 of 8
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County Mews
VOLUME 3
' Z? Copulcht IW Vr C E ZlBiBfTlaw Co-lo 2
UPID recognizes another fac -V
tor-one of highest potenti -ality-and
realizes that in his af-
fairs there must be money IFij
don't you start to save now so you will be ready when
cupid calls?
“The Oldest Bank in Love County”
First National
'Marietta Oklahoma
Notice To Bidders
The board of County Com-!mo! nin? and have go to
misioners Love County Okla-1
homa will on the 13th day June' In the party wil1 be IMtrict
1910 receive and open bids forJut"e St'lhveI1 Um A
Courthouse furniture at thei’ Cruce and posibly Mr Ken
courthouse in Marietta certified dnck besides our local orators'
checks of (LOGO required The1 The occasion v ill be a memor-
board reserves the right to re- jij one jn those two places and
jectany and ail bids For Iit
J i everyone is cordially mvitea to
and specifications call on or ad-
dress John I Fittman County
Clerk Marietta Oklahoma
cl t-J
Big Democratic Fleeting Hszt Week
Speakings will be held a t
Burney ville Friday night and at
Leon Saturday afternoon and
Saturday n:?ht June 3 and 4
It was the intention to speak in
Jimtown Saturday but it was de-
Makes All of ILis Syrups Out of
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-Pure Rock Gaudy
Fillriril Water In All I)rinhs Served
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Oliver Finhie So ward
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aa Loose Wiles Candies I
I Tim 1:ST CANIHKS madr
Try a Box
cided to visit there during the
bo present
Thoras Elmore Lucy the
noted entertainer will give a
free sacred concei t at the Chris-
tian church Sunday evening
next 8 o’clock This will be a
rare treat and no doubt the
church will be filled to its utmost
capacity On Monday night
May :o Mr Lucy will appear at
the Opera House
AiAwywvvwvvwwv
Phono 1)1
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF
MARIETTA OKLA
Closing of Marietta Schools
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Ollie White
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Irene Burch
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E-till Black
The MUnlght Oil
Mhe midnight oil is lc nlug j u - b
A pallid fimaie veariiy and s'ft -
Wnat? Writing esayt? N'
I present
I Frank Cobb and family visited his
i mother at Davis Okla lastwsck
j Laikin Sn art ard wife arethe p-oud
j parent cf a girl Mrs Fmart and
j daughter are doirg fine while Y'appa U
at aoik
Chailey Garrison trade a bu-iius
trip to Gaiisvi'lc last Friday
Rev Waiding who has been hire
: preachirg acme for us returned yester-
day Virgil Hignite who has been living
with Ids untie John Suggs has came
to live with his sLter Mrs Smart
Prof J A B Waliherwent to Krv-
il!o Friduy
Gramlni Dinsworth who ha? been
visiting her ion Dr 0 C Dunbvorth
was aceompanied home by ht r little
granddaughter Yl‘lna
Our schrol c'osed May 13 o had
dinner that day and Fpfakii-g tnat
' evening until sl'yut 3 oil then closed
i for the ball game the boys’ made some
good rum that iiignt we had the pro-
J gram which was exceedingly fine We
appreciated the good order and attyi
! ttention and was proud to see as miT
out aa there was hoping that wxviU
see as Urge a crowd at our mett '
Supcrinlendent W C Canterbury o ilnfvvl on pace 3) hlbition a at wir last
LOVE COUNTY
MAY 27 1910
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PROTECTED WITH A !
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The First State Bank i
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MARIETTA OKLAHOMA
Deposits Guaranteed by the Depositors Guar
antee Fund of the STATE of OKLAHOMA
Make our bank YOUR bank
Jas Y Gayler Pres L B Smith V-Pres 1
H A Kirkpatrick Cashier
'
Fire Dspartxeat Seek
At a regular meeting of-the
Cih- Fire - Dep-nf-ment --Friday
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the re-'gnation Of Lniet 1 K
Jordan w as accepted
I
Mr Jordan has served fori
more than a year and made a
splendid officer for the depart-
ment His office as Grand
Chancellor of the Knights of
Pythias causes him to be away
from the city so often that he
thought best to relinquish the
the office to another who could
devote more time to it
J Beets Henry Carter 1st on Lettuce
J C Y O'tUS was elected chief Henry Carter 1st on Radishes J C
V B Powell assistant chief I Kmgfatnerjlstoq test peck of Po-
ol A Gilereas se
A Prichard tipa&uici vv- inn p f t‘v v m Lengston
asO secretary
twnmirnr- Goo
o 4 tu asarer
Smart special lire marshal
Steve Brooks driver Ernest j
Bauchy Jim
Monroe R P
Northcutt Ed
Frlwardt ' I
Lfiwaras
Mori Hi should he nrnnd nf
Marietta should oe prouaor
her fire fighting machines Few
towns as small as we can beast
of a fire team of horses and
o-hoi- Wis-nn iimritiis fr
oher neoes-arj apnaratus tor
successfully combatting the tire
demon I
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Luckmills Uses
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We are having a gri at deal of rain at
NUMBER 38
Last Trades Cay
The Trades Day lat week was a 8UC-
jec?s from the Etanrfjioint of e -chi bits
i'ut is? ihar uiLsi
1 A move is now on foot to try and in-
duce our people to arrange for an ex-
hibit at Oklahoma City next fall It
wnl be a great advertisement for the
The following are the winners of the
pi ties
1st Premium on second dozen of eggs
Pam House 1st on pound of butter
Sam HoiHe 1st on second lb of butter
F M Clifton 1st on Black Minoica
E M Gil om 1st on Plymoth Rocks
P R Thacker 1st on Pryirg Chickens
G A Baxter 1st on fViin Ducks J
C Barnes lat on Brown Leghorns G
A Baxter 1st on Black Langihang
W E Lanford 1st on Heaviest dozen
of egg? Dud Wilson 1st on Turnips
IJ C Kindsfather 1st on bunch of
tatoes L A Baxter 1st premium on
SPCOnd b‘“t 0nljnp’ J- F- Johnston 1st
on P C Bigs F M Lengston: 1st on
best assortment Hogs'VVT Land 1st
on best P c Pigs T B Roberts 1st
?" S' addle Horse Fred Averytt
lst on c-Fkr? T M Randolfp
jst on ui p1?f Rhott Thomason
on Did Han’s Pace J E BucKley
!il on Jumr-ing Etc McGeheo 2nd on
Old Man’s Lav1 J P Johnson 1st on
second Jumping K p Porder 1-t on
iu lyitd Hun a VicGeheciid on
lvJ anl lv an Pen Stice Lt cn Best
jJr 01(1 MuleSi Jno Jepkinslst
oil secoid Colt Horse V P Johnson
lt on best Horse Colt T C Ghylor
1st on be-t One year old Colt J W
Colston lst on best Mure and Mule
Colt E F Gib-reuse: lst on bed Mare
ati Colt W H Biryhmn 1st on
bpring Colt W T Ladd 1st on best
coning Two year old Colt Tom Ker-
nek 1st cn best span comirg Three
year old Colts Earnest Fhnagan lst
on he-t Mule Colt Frank Grisham 1st
on best span of Three year old Horses
K C Murphy
fc'rs Eso Ck3sctll:r Dead
Mrs George Chancellor who
has been seriously il in Lawton
for scAeral days and who was
reported somewhat improved
Saturday died in that city Sun-
day morning Mrs Chancellor
was reared in Marietta SKe -
was a voung woman and has
many friends and acquaintances
in both Ardmore and Marietta :
The family lef t here some months
ago for Lawton The news of
the death of the woman has
been received here with ex-
pressions of sincere regret
The remains will be brought' '
here for interment and will ar-
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winch home the funcra-ewult bio
held tomorrow afternoon at 1
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Jordan, A. W. The Love County News (Marietta, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, May 27, 1910, newspaper, May 27, 1910; Marietta, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1817745/m1/1/: accessed October 13, 2026), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.