The Cordell Beacon (Cordell, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 6, 1915 Page: 9 of 10
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TH* CORDELL BEACON. CORDELL OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY, MAY *h„ 1 1 .
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NEW HEBRON. | Rev. 4tlcble. paator of the Nararlne
Rev. Partln and Rev. Clark, prinil church, preached a good sermon last
tlve preachers, held a series of meet- Sunday at eleven o'clock.
ings at this place Friday, Saturday Our school at Wilson is progressing
and Sunday. slowly as tt>o many scholars have
Mrs. C. J. Wesner and children vlsl- stopped out for one cause or another,
ted relatives iear Butler the latter rao8tiy for the want of Interest, we
part of the week. suspect.
Mrs. Nola Moss vlslte.1 her sister. The crop prospects are good In so
Mrs. Goldle llatchett Saiurduy and far as to those crops that are plante 11
Sunday. and are up. liut much land Is un •
Mr. T. J. Jennings and family visit- plowed and many crops are not plant
ed at E. F. Reeder's Sunday. ed. I
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rogers return- The Christian people held services
ed to thoir home at Pride. Colorado, at the Wilson school house last Sun-
after a short visit with home folks day at eleven o'clock.
here. Kffle Rogers the former's sis- M «re. Mg e ,n „ I
ter. went home with them for a visit. cf A rt, ,,, and w#8 hur; d at port.
There was an ice cream social al ' ,hp lg, And whlle the
Brown Hatchett s last VNednesday jUI|eral serv|cea were being conducted
night. Everyone enjoyed themselves fev firo 0rKa1n> her brother, Sam Sin !
immensely and had plenty of Ice KjPtary Bnd Edear Freels were both
croftm. taken Hudd^nlv ill.
Mrs. Kitty Daniel! and daughter John B()nnle lg sported on the sick
and Mr. Clyte Hatchett visited at „gt
Grandpa Hatchett's this week. gm trul g)ftd t0 report that it
Frank Reeder was a ( anute visitor wag a nil„take ahout Mr. M. L. Cecil
Saturday night and Sunday. b(lfnK dpa(, He iB gtlu living in Cal
Mr. and Mrs. Dore Coleman and iforn|a amj ahle to do considerable
son. John. Misses Georgia Carmen and WQrk gn Don Ce(.u reportf,. IK),, says
Bailey of Canute, werp calera fit s(. <-.ecl| has located for this year that
Brown Hatchett's Thursday afternoon. mar lmprove hl8 fartn.
Several of the young people attend Mr and M c F niaUemore are
ed the school entertainment at Bessie we„ pleftfied i„ California. They are I
Thursday night. They reported a runnlnK a rancj, Gf jBomc kind. Mr. J
good program. Blakemore rented his farm here to
There was singing at Mr. Reeds Rd Taliferro for $22", dollars cash this
Sunday night. vpar
Mr. and Mrs. Jule Austin and daugh- • H,',nrv DureP and wife have moved
ter. Pearl, motored out to J. S. Hatch- ,nfo the)r „ew homp
ett's Sunday afternoon. The Methodist people met last Sun-
Mrs. K. T. Reeder Is quite sick with dav and ortranUed a Sunday school,
stomach trouble, She intends going w1jh Hro j L Hratinon as superinten-
to the hospital this week for treat- d(,nt and Mlsg Alma ]mtcher as sec-
ment. ... _ „ . . . ., retary. They also organized a prayer
Mr. and Mrs. Brown Hatchett visit meetlnft t0 mee, Pa,.h Sunday night
ed at Johnny Hatchett's Sunday. ,n next communication I wil'
Brown Hatchett was a county seat tp], the folks how I lost my coon dog
visitor Monday. The nea,.on j8 a m|Khty good pa
The Creed of
Dodoe Bros. Salesman.
MARKET REPORT.
BELIEVE in Dodge Brothers Motor Car becauael^-^^^yssisr,
into its making have gone the finest thoughts of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reeder visited
per. but I cant read but one of the
In the North Burns community Sun- [VQ that la rom!nK ,0 my add*ess.
day. , (Send one of tftem to the Belgians
Mr. Riddle.)
PAGE Many will be aorrv to learn that
Cotton planting ranks first In field Mrs. Laura Hinkle, widow of the late
work now. The farmers are taking P. D. Hinkle, has been operated on
advantage of warm weather. Many
and was found to have Internal
for a °fewKw'eeks.a,n ^ V'8U ^ * MeComhs of Carter cir-
.... , ; cult, will prearh for us the thirr
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. Sunday !|t ,.00 „ m and at night
and Mrs. John Hatchett's were: Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Hostetter and family;
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hatchett, Misses
Nettie Jones, Claudia Graves. Addle
llntchett, Messrs Alvln Hatfield, Roy
and Melvin Hatchett and Oba. McAd-
ams.
The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs.
W. J. Allen Thursday afternoon.
unday
Everybody welcome.
' graduates of the Sentinel High School
I Sunday morning at 11 • o'clock at the . . .
High school auditorium. | Kansas City Stock Yards, May i—
Tasty invitations are out for the phe cattle market last week was more
Commencement Exercises of the Sen- 8#ti8factory to sellers than any pre-
tinel High School, which take place *7 H . rattle
'in the Auditorium Friday evening. vio«* week Ul"
starting at 8:00 o'clock. Class motto, were barely steady, bui utheiwise the
"The elevator to success Is not ron- market wore considerable bloom, me-
| ning--take the stairs." Class colors. dlum aI|(1 light ruling grades selling
|Silver Gray and Blue; class flower, w ......
WMte Rofe; Class roll: Evan E. W1-, higher, and stackers and feeders sell-
It;, John f. SUnderfer, Zelpha Edna ing at the highest prices of the year.
i of weakness on stackers and
■**„. *•*
evidenced, and tb pro?pects are foi.it was no surprise today to note a
. . a most entertaining program. This decline of lo to 25 cents on those
those two Master Men whose name it *« •
'credit for the time and l-l>or he has, Receipts today were 13,0t0 cattle,
_ . ill Jl PH8t two weeks, m'~t!"g consistiug of about two thirds thin
I believe in this car because I know that beneath
lly ami In making Kood th" Ku.rMlil.., luM^|iy cbolce cftttla included.
the luster of a matchless exterior is the expres- sSoo!n8Joumeyedlhto the Toun^Teat j C hicago received twenty-ave per cent
** ^ . . . . . _ 'Saturday, and showed the credential*1 more cattle to day than the jailmate
sion of honesty and integrity in material form.
■ or five parties to be seen, the fund is 1 ^um^he^tart^'Killing grades^ettled
Tat'um.a'ly ^ ^ ^ Uown to a 0 to 15 lower basts. Butch-
Mr. Lee, who Is one of four oldjer grades are selling extra well, due
to deBire of packers for small cuts of
beef. A packers droie of cows last
Wednesday costing within a few cents
per pound on the hooks, of the cost
of their dro%e of steers same day.
Heavy native steers sell up to $8.25
if choice, bulk of the heavy steers at
$7.80 to |8.oo, medium weights $7.50
to $ti.5o, choice baby beef touay sold
at $8.<U to $8.75, the top sale at $8.75
being a drove of 52 head ot Nebraska
yearlings, 76J pounds average, all
neifers except live. Bulk of tue cows
j sell at $t .0o to $6.76, buils a quarter
There a^ar^ctSVd out atlhi«her th*n a a*°' to
{shiloh Sunday to hear Rev. Vaughn Po'P fed cattle from the sugar mills
A very interesting sermon sold well today, killing grades at $7.71)
|to t)i< lor
of these mighty factories their thought is everUS" "iLari/SSv <■ * •" "■
I know that bound up in every polished gearing
are those qualities which manifest themselves in
all great achievements. In offering Dodge Broth-
ers Motor Car I know that I am selling a ma-
chine that is made of iron and steel arid charac-
ter—a vehicle that must and does symbolize and
maintain a priceless reputution built on honor.
My faith is not alone a faith in a car—it is a ^
faith in the ideals of men, for I know that back
fashioned travelers in four covered
wagons, each loaded with man. wife
and children, and drawn by travel-
worn and tired horses, passed througl
town this afternoon, having been on
the road for some three months. The
travelers are from Roswell. New Mex-
ico, and were nearly at their journey's
end. The travelers will go to the
Jaques place some six miles north
east of here.
Jim Standerfer and Jailer Fuller,
passed through here Monday evening
on their way back from Granite, where
they had been with candidates for the
Reformatory.
master. I believe, with Berton Braley, that—
NOVICE.
We have been having some rainy
weather hut looks like it might be
going to clear off for a while.
There was a small crowd attended
Sunday school at Novice Sunday.
Mr. Harrold Cunningham and little Misses Jennie McAllster. Emms'
Feme Hatchett visited at Mrs. R. Meek. Nannie Adams and Cloy Prin-
H. Kastons Sunday. K]0 visited the Novice school Friday.
The attendance at Sunday school Ros„ Brown and family visited Mr
Sunday was fine. There being 101 and Mrs jjnl farpenter Sunday,
present. The collection was $2.67. j Miss Jennie McAllster spent Sun
We are proud of our Sunday school. Iday wjth Miss Lola Davis last Sunday,
but it is rather tiresome to be com- j Misses Irma C.eer and Nannie Ad
pelled to listen to an hours singing att18 and Mr. Tom McEntire went to
after the noon hour. We dont see why sfM, the waterworks near west boggy
a little shorter program wouldn't be Sunday.
more beneficial to all. | ^jr and ^r8. j. b. Davis were Sun
Mr. Oscar Phillips of the Plainview i dav visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Tom
farm, went to Cordell Saturday and McDonalds.
purchased a new Ford. Mr. Phillips ( c.eorge McAllster took a load ol
Is a very successful farmer. His place hogs to Cordell for Dick Goodwin
Is well Improved. He has many con saturdav and did not get back until
venient things that other farmers Sunday.
have neglected. We are expecting j Miss Viola Rogers and Messrs Hu
him to have his place lined with elec j fcert Hill. James Davis .Bind Lewis
trie liahts next thing. Rogers took the 8th grade examination
Next Sunday is children's day at at \orth Rurns last month but didn
Page. The children will deliver a, any 0f them pass except James Davis
fine program In the morning. There : hut the rest are going to take rt again
will be dinner spread for all at the this month at New Hope. That's right,
noon hour. In the afternoon there |f at first vou don't succeed, try, try
'Back of the motor's humming,
Back of the belts that sing,
Back of the hammers' drumming,
Back of the cranes that swing,
There are the eyes which scan them,
Watching thru stress and strain;
There are the Minds which plan them
Back of the brawn, the Brain."
Matterson. season.
Henry Bonham has a real sick child Quarantine receipts are only 5 cars
"UhI8oon.r,t,ng ^ h"Pe U WiU b" today, sales at $6.85 to $7.20. Top
George' Smith and wife and Mrs. quarantine steers last week brougiit
Agnes Bonham were visiting at Henry $7.60, highest since January. A few
Bonham's Sunday. stockers sell at $8.25 to $8.75, but bulk
ot sales are at $7.25 to $8, and most of
And so I stand, inspired with the blazing truth
that I am selling thru honest effort something j,"
not only built by man, but built of men to
sold to men by a MAN.
; People of the Shiloh community are
now getting In a hurry to plant their
i feed stufT and cotton before it comes ot 'he feeders bring $7.50 to $8, stock
I another rain. It is the time of year calves at yearling pri< es.
!iHa,the0tgronundnd ^ 8h°U'd ^ H°«8 li) lower receipts
Mi«s firare Mat eson went to Cordell #.0t'0. The market was higher last
Monday to clerk for Herring-Young & week, and conditions then, ail pointed
Company. to higher prices. Today a big run
««•• "«"*
Mrs. Win. Smith. Wednesday. and 'U0'-*' lhan the estimate, is ground
Tom Ledhetter. Hay bradley anr for the decline, prices being 20 cents
Lonnie Hlnes went Ashing last Sat- lower. Top here today was |7 42 1*2,
They report good luck and bulk <? 30 lo $7 40
Packers are in a bearish mood, but
-C. H. MURD0CK.
report a nice time.
,hlfweekU\8inr <^toth^ ami notTavTSg ai 7 of the feathered thor Gin at Lugert,
sistersf brought him a surprise dinner ough-bred. injured.
ill be singing and Sunday school. again. j Saturday, in honor of his
Messrs B«rry Jones and Eluys The Baptist Sunday school at No d®?
I often.
^I Mrs. Kveretr Atkinson has been vis
ed up by the near cyclone a couple o: Mr. Daveni>ort closed a very success i inp her mother, Mrs. Williams, part
sick li-i t*eks ago but he was fortunate in ful season as manager of the Cotton of this week.
* I Luther Donlca and wife spent Sun-'"Mrta« lamb8 *9-50 to *10-33
urday.
nice catch.
Ko I W" H' Brad,p.v an,l George Smith
OC have bought them a new Oil stove and unleM receipts continue heavy, "which
report that they are good cookers. is not expected, competition from or-
Quite a few from this communit> der buyers will hold prices up.
went to cordell Monday. 1 SUwp alld iamb8 are ,tfcady tw,ay
1T°P " I6d W"tern
John Crider has a new automobile ,an,l,,, wa" *l0-3°- About 3-5 «
and seems to enjoy riding very much, are included today, market on them
Me can be seen riding around very 15 to 25 lower. Fat soats sold at $4.!>0
]to $5.25. brushers $4.on to $*.60. Tex-
as muttons are worth $6.5u to $7.ij.
Arizona ewes around $7, Arizona
Among the 45 successful candidates day at John Donlcas.
Hadlock. Misses Vera Hatchett and i vlre had a training school going on
Alena Hutcherson, attended church the past week. There were ten who
at Foss Sunday night. ! took the examination and all received
Singing at Mrs. Susie Hatchett's diplomas.
Sunday night was enjoyed by all pres-, miss Cloy Prlngle spent Sunday ha(1 for the 8lgI1
ent- with Miss Myrtle Beck.
Misses Bertie Teague and Alena | Mr. Scott Blair and family werf
Hutcherson were shopping In Clinton Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Os
Saturday. |cur Doran's. Sunday.
Miss Alena Hutcherson visited with i„0n ("olson and family spent Sun
rise uiinit'i ~ ^ .
M\th birth- Rev. DeBoys. the Presbyterian pas from Oklahoma, Kansas. Missouri and Sunday wan Mrs Mark Mkinson'
tor in Hobart, with wife and children Te*as to pass the State Board of Phat' b,Sy Her chndre^ were al^pre..
in their autamob le vUitwl J. W Lam- ma( y at Oklahoma Ctty. April 13th ^ and ghe had a n)re dinnor A;ror
RAINY ITEMS. bright of the Oklahoma State Bank. and 14th. was Caleb P. KirkpatrU k [ AlWngon and wlfe Rverett Vvtkinson
Thursday last Mr and Mrs. Uni- formerly of the Sentinel Dnig Co.. snd wifp_ Fos,er , OWf> and fami1v an(|
J. A. R1CKERT,
Market Correspondent
N.OTICE TO CREDITORS
Quite a little storm passed throut . , ,. n - - "««• *■ , rusier u>*c auu iinniT
our neighborhood Saturday n.glu li bright were class mat* of the Rev but who has been living in Weather Mrg Rmha j.edbetter and little son
it had lasted long it would have been DeBoys. back In Ohio ford. Okla., where he has been with WPrP .^ggnt.
bad for the sign it left— blowed down John Childers, "Shorty" had a pain ,h^ Drug tirm of Huddleston & Kvarts. Tl^r„ „
manv fruit trees and several 'HU- ful accident happen him last Friday the Weatherford Drug Co. Caleb and
houses Some awful scnrmblln? lor morning while helpiiu Andy l{op<_ rs Mia. K. have been in Weatherford for
dug-outs after it was over. Soni- went i ith his dray. "Shorty" who Is a the past six months or more.
in without shoes, hats, cap* or cloaks, regular helper on the dray, happened j)r j. n. Cantrell. formerly of Port i REVIVAL CLOSES
c.otton planting is in full blast now to get his right hand -aught between b„t for the past few years doing a
her parents who live north of Foss, day with Mr. and Mrs. Grover >Un< h and lt i()n|ia as tlio the rain was over the wagon body and tlie hind wheel successful practice at Carnegie, cam*
Sunday. Pr. . f awhile In 8Uch * as to lacerate and cut OVer In h's automobile Saturday even-! In progress at the Presbyterian church
Misses Bertie Teague. Stella Hatch I \n8, T.lwle McDade visited In the i Raymond Sipes says he likes the the back of the hand lear across and inp to spend Sunday with old friends f r ,h , , , a , . «aw ®? k* "
ett. Angela Wilson and Mabel Match- North Hums community Sunday ev .'drills fine Says If any of you to the bone, neces tating several alM, neighbors. tor me ,mst ten days, came to a close them to said undersigned John
In the matter of the estate of Chris-
tian Jantz, deceased.
Tflfcre was singing at Tom Kitchens'! The t'fe<"tor8 of the above named
unday night I decedent are hereby notified that the
'undersigned was, by the County Court
'of Washita County. Oklahoma, ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
The revival meeting which has been said and that all persons
having claims against the estate of
ett took dinner with Ona McAdams, cnlng.
Sunday. j \ubrev McEntire and wife is vis
Mr. Glen Peterson left Friday for. jt Uik relatives m>sir < arter
Tulsa, Okla., where he expects to find Mr. and Mrs. Jim fraft Bunduyed
work. i with the, latters sist.-r and family
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Haggard.
HEFNER. i !r. Jas. Reed's brother of Sentinel)
After a long absence I will again , is visiting with him for n few da>s. t
take up the quill and write to the! Mr. John Odle had th< mlsfortnni
good old Beacon once more. of losing three of lils horses wlt'i;
Morris Melvin has a siclq child, blind staggers and another one it j
Mrs. Riddle visited them Sunday eve sick.
and she reports the little fellow much Mr. and Mrs. Kdd Rogers gave a
night In honor of . . . , ,
-. u^
demise occurred at the family '
?k. and followed F"^," ,on
>*i«l II ' ' IIC iniiir, nv« ' • luiiuft rtll<l liri^ll U"l o. i .. ttk >u _ , — , , .
wife, stitches to draw th< flesh and skin Recf ivinK a telegram Sunday even i _ e Sirv res uesi ay ng
Raymond
! sand hills fine. Say-
boys dont know how to get a . __
st>0 him. together. It will probably be several |n? statillK her mother was seriously «iood crowds and a great deal of
1 Miss Inei Sipes visited with M'ss weeks healing 111 at her home in Vernon. Texas. Mrs interest was manifested In the meet
i Ada Hilton and Miss Opal Needer- The storm whistle lew Its warnint ^d() (-aJn waR hurried over to Rix-ky.i,.
[down. Friday, some where • wards morning. (n t[me ,Q ,.atch the evening train'
' Our school at Rainy closes next and the clouds looked threatening for over ,j)0 prlsco for the Texas town
I Friday week. May 11th. A program at awhile, but it ended in a good rain. Mr { ajn a,.compan(ed her to Rocky. parted Wednesday morning for
i night. Everybody Invited. James E. Lively.
Raymond Sipes and wife spent the timers, passed away
I day Sunday with 0. K. Sipes family. _ _____
Improved. Morris now lives on the partv *\Vedne
Dr. S. J. Davis place and Is going to their dought«
The whole
SENTINEL.
western part of Elk town
'd to learn
FINAL NOTICE
On or heforc June 1st. 1915, eacli and every
householder is notified and hereby ordered
to install, or have installed a complete bath
room outfit, according to the plans and spec-
ifications furnished at the tin shop of 0. W.
Wood. It is further ordered that a kitchen
fink be placcd r.t the conYenienee of the
housewife on or before the date first above
written.
Any person or persons v ho ihall violate this order
shall be punished accordingly the law of cleanliness
three miles,
four or five years h
nel. after selling the
y at the time of hi-*
at „«w in his home In the
j Thi
home at Spring
an operation for appendicitis that was
I performed last Saturday. The Wrights
are too well known lo. ally to ne.nl .
!am especi.il mention; Addle McClure man by any
! Wrlrtt whs 34 years old. the daught
in s good rain,
n ither of the old
8 o'clock p. m.,
Thursday of laat week. Mr. Lively (v
proved up on a clali.i north of town
Aden, with the necessary
at his home, i>ost office
Braithwaite. Okla., (Washita
Oklahoma) within four mom
g all the way through. Rev. J. M. the date of the first public
Clark, who conducted the meeting, de ! this notice, to-wit from ti..'
Mr. Cain accompanied her to Rocky. parted Wednesday morning for his 1815, or #ame wUl be
Re\. T. P. I'ringle. now of Mangum home at Shawnee.
who is the owner of some paying real-
in Sentinel. 1 shere for a day or
two, looking after his property inter j "n. J. C. Ford of Campai,
g time Mr
affiliated with th
anil un upright citi en and a true
christian. Jim Livelj was not an old
means, b t wast>f a weak
ly constitution an<
of the late W. S. M Clure. formerly for years. That
j a well known farmer of this township rlp'e reasons for
I Mrs Wright was a consistent member He leaves a
of the Spring Creek Bantist church, to mourn th
lb sides the husband, three child
• li* bereft of a mother's loving cc
also three brothers and tlve slst
of the derenxed are livln*. Fun«
services win he held nt the Spr
ICroek c'hurcli Tuesday morntUf at
o'clock, Rev. Walter Smith officlatl
wife nn
• loss
mid a loving husbsn-
a brother In law of
of our substantial cl
eral vihich was largi
held front the Ch .t
day 3: nf> i>. m., the
charge Interment
I nly the .
lived in Sentl- e,ts.
arm. Mr. Live- The Sentinel small boy was in his
'••ath was iivin ' element Sunday evening; the old fash
xtreme eastern ioned wagon show of "Honest liili'
Hill Addition hit town about two o'clock, cominc
ively bad been from l ne Wolf where they exhibited
iirch of Christ, last Saturday, two monstrous ele
phunts. a couple of dromeJary's. aud
two striped zebras, were a sight to
gladden th heart of any school boy
The show pitched there tents down
adjoining the cotton yard, and from
all outside Indications, the show li
well worth seeing aud is said to bft
moral, entertaining and Instructive
snd the prospects are for a big house
to-night.
arrived Sunday afternoon for an ex
tended visit with her sister. Mr . Jno
I. Lee.
Dated this 4th day of May.
JOHN F. V
Adminl
By Smith. Jones. Smith aud S<
Attorneys.
Publish tour times beginnit
6th. 191'.
>uc hers,
address
County,
is frcm
ition of
r,ih day
forever
IK 15.
i DEN,
trator.
lth.
had been allii.g
oue of tb^ prin
tf up the I
1 three children
Dec
?ased war
Net, on.-
The fits
nded, was
The
cutting or
-utting jus
ay night a
•ould not fa
•se nt, if t
tolfa
In
t no'
id Sunda
In bott'
le good
afte
IS he
on
Lulu Rife, f
rith the Miib
In laat Wi
i f dsys wi
HoCHB
kvboiu with
mg mid fancy ill
d Hollister rli
luck to have Ills chick
jg,,— ' '
rid pa Dav 1
Kt
-1 Short and |l<
, i.;H King ma
of a commercial club <n
by
his leglou!
>1 \ islt lo lloltTtri
ast Friday t
simPar ori
annl/ntloii in order to be in
frc
>m a frse
per
the Ford route.
) anticipate th > great m*ti
iU>l
le at this I
Ju
iOm Knle, the
ustllnn Cc
of bu°lnes
will have
real!
iv man. was In
-Vntin.'l wl
rh *'
ci! upon t
o take of In a short lime
nr 1
part
1 st S-vturd.r
•nc
Mr. \tkln
S lias started u cstpp .igi'
whl ti arc
.'!fir
ted the sale ot .
re of the Stri
Rti^e
, to supply
the need or a first class or
ht
ate Kxam
utid
Newby places li
•s laid.
g. u'mit i. u
. and will not slow dowr
1 rc
'turned to,
J,
V lloper of Bl
r made bis
ru*
until he
has accompli shed his pur
ird, Tom
ry montly trlslt
'■1 Sent ili-'l
8AC-
10*4.
y the 1st.
IIev. W
O. Peyton, de livered what
op wrs It' |
B.
F. Stapp, vi'nc
le Bennic" is
out
Is probabl
v the la«t re ■ ular serntor
H
while l« t
on i
lite streets M(.n'
day for the
fir«t
at iho in*1
ellng boose v* Ihe Ptesby
time
1 In a couplm of t
."hi, M-. s
tji- rt
terl^n's ai
1 the Opera House Sunday
rrtvi
>s lumhei
bad
•H i ll l .it sprn1
t.ed an ankle
nnd
In the m
orninc And evening. Rev
ramIIv ar> i
hri^
sed his heel, un
1 la Uklug a
imlr
Pert on cc
unmenced shipment of bl«
• n
ralsluK on
of c
rutchaa.
i>.,u«eho!d
effects to his n<^v station
fm
d the bncj
W
slfer and Mr*
Davenport
have
Monday.
Tlie Rev. gcntl ninn will de
hoi
stnash I
mov
rd Into thtlr hot
lie the pu-l
crk
liver tbe Ban allaureate s rnion to thd
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—CANDY-i
During these cloudy days, we want to rail at-
tention to our line of fresh sweetmeats, very
reasonably priced. Keep the wemen folks
sweet teirpeied with our sweet chocolatcs.
Another wet weather subject. We have b'£
tubs at little prices—wash tubs, foot tubs ai d
all kinds of tubs.
Fisher's Variety Store
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The Cordell Beacon (Cordell, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 6, 1915, newspaper, May 6, 1915; Cordell, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc182443/m1/9/?q=music: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.