The Messenger. (Lambert, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 5, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, December 30, 1904 Page: 4 of 4
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SBHBROKBffi
Editor Newman has been on
the sick list this week
Miss Cora Powell is assisting
at the Henderson hotel
Dr Growdon left the first ol
the week for a visit in Missouri
Mr Black and Miss Iya Mc-
Laughlin were in town Wednes-
day P W Shafer of Okeene has
been visiting with his brothers
this week
Remember tbe date of Brad
fo'd's lecture and plan to be
present Jan 9 ’05
Clint Richardson went over to
Capron Sunday to bring Mrs
S C Calvert home
Wheeler & Son have built an
addition 16x80 to their barn and
are still crowded for room
Miss Ida Scott returned Wed-
nesday from a visit with her pa-
rents in Woodward county
Emmett Benedict spent Christ-
mas with home folks at Timber-
lake returning Wednesday
I O Trask and wife ate
Christmas dinner with home folks
at Antbony returning Tuesday
Mrs E‘ P Ross h es been con-
fined to her bed the past three
weeks but is now convalescent
U X Lathes has purchased
stock of thoroughbred lang-ebang
chickens and will conduct a first-
class poultry farm
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Mrs Hockmaft and children
and Miss Gertrude Motter spent
Christmas with Mrs Hockman’s
parents near Byron
Wm Wilson an aged farmer
near Boone about sixteen miles
northeast of Cherokee died Tues-
day Dec 27 from the effects of
small pox
B F Blue of Ingersoll was
in town Wednesday to meet his
daughter Eva who was expected
to return from an extended visit
to the east
It was a queer sight to see a
woman carrying a parasol on the
street Christmas day but such a
sight was seen in Cherokee last
Sunday afternopn
I F Spangler our jolly towns-
man and manager ' of the H L-
Spangler Grain Co went to Car-
leton Neb last Friday to renew
acquaintances with hia wife
Logan Nance who has been at-
tending business college at Wich
i ta came down Sunday to spend
the holidays with his uncle and
aunt Mr and Mrs George Mar-
tin Jim Wheeler has built a stage
h the hall for the I O O F and
M W A Investment Co Also
platform in the rear end and
put up moulding along the sides
for hanging pictures
Roy Wiles parents at Marden
sent a barrel of fiuit and a tur-
key to him and his wife Friday
and Roy got homesick to see his
mamma so they went over Sat-
urday and spent Christmas with
them
The Ingersoll Review devotes
over a column of its valuable (?)
space to advertising Cherokee
and its business men which in-
dicates that Hull has “tumbled”
to the fact that his people are de-
sirous of news about prominent
people and important cities
Guy Suavely was strutting
round town this week as though
he might be the sole owner of the
Cherokee mill and abundance of
capital with which to operate it
but it was all because his wife
presented him with a bouncing
boy baby as a Chrismas gift
Guy says he thinks he will hare
hist helping keep books in a
few weeks
Yewed Yell jixevitibl? destiny of this bril-
it has been quite a while since liaat nd honesl statesman
I have seen any items from this
little village in the columns of
your paper I am here to tell the
readers of The Messenger that
we still live -
S P Albright has taken
winter quarters in Kansas
Geo Albright is spending
few days in Kansas this week
A happy New Year to the Mes-
senger and its many readers
There will be a revival meeting
started at tbe M E church at
Yewed Jan 4
Mr F W W Smith’s brother
Mr Long and wife of Kingman
Kansas is spending the holidays
with her
Miss Margaret Ingles the
school teacher at the McCrcadj
district was married 'Christmas
morningat 9:00 o’clock at her
home near Alva Mr Ralph
Sense was the lucky chap Dan
says it was not a fair show
Our merry Xmas has gone by
and old Santa Claus made many
glad hearts The good people of
this vicinity placed two trees in
the Presbyterian church on Xmas
eve aad old Santa loaded them
with nice things ' No one went
away without something Tbe
church was crowded so there was
not even standing room Rev
C B Parkhurst made the open-
ing address and this was follow-
ed by the small girls and boys
witfaT speeches dialogues and
songs after which the trees were
relieved of their burdens
A number of guests gathered
at the residence of N A Walker
on Xmas day at 1 p m to at-
tend a wedding service conducted
by Rev Chas Brown The con-
tracting parties were Mr Everett
Hughes of Aline Okla and Miss
Nola Walker of Yewed After
the ceremony the relatives and
friends wera invited to a table
spread with things good to eat
The evening was spent in social
conversation A number of nice
presents were given to the bride
by their friends At 12 o’clock
(midnight) the newly wedded
were treated to s charivari The
groom could not long endure the
discordant noise and purchased
peace and quietness with candy
cakes pies and apples
Yours Truly 2x4
Bryan’s destiny is as m arked
at this time as was that of Abra-
ham Lincoln in 1856 who came
to the front in 1860 and wun a
great National rictory The late j
election relegated Clevelandiem
to the rear forever The 2090-
000 democrats who did not go
to the polls or voted for Debs or
Roosevelt when they d id go arc
still democrats and true to the
democracy of 1896 and 1900 and
when Bryan's sun arises again
in the eastern horizon they will
follow it to a glorious victory
Defcver-Briflht
On the 25th of December 1904
occurred the wedding of Mr Ma-
rion Defever to Miss Audra
Bright at tbe residence of tbe
bride’s parents live miles south of
Cherokee the Rev C B Park-
hurst officiating
The bride wore a beautiful cos-
tume of pale blue trimmed with
white ilk They' will go to Mis-
souri for a short visit and then to
housekeeping on a farm near
Knowlton
The following is a partial list
of the presents received :
One set of silver knives and forks
Mr and Mrs Brown of Ingersoll ta-
blecloths aud napkins Mr and Mrs
McLesn of Ingersoll Jewel box Mist
Ethel Defever set of dl-he Wood-on
Dcfswr decorated pin tray Mrs Ella
Parkhurst set of silver knives and
forks Mr and Mrs Hsrry Zimmr-
man table cloth Mrs Bri-ht astof
napkins Mrs Worth H-tflsId
Byron Republic — The Repub-
lican wishes to compliment C L
Wilson for the great Iraprove-
he has made on the Lambert
Messenger since assuming
charge of it- We understand
that he has moved the plant to
Cherokee for a short time The
Cherokee papers will have to ds
better or the Messenger will get
the the lead
Lumber Co Cherokee
Has just received a car of Pennsylvania Smithing Coal We
Invite the Smiths of the surrounding country to send in after their
Coal We will sack it aud send it anywhere desired
If Clark Stanton happens to be
just a little cross this week re-
member that bis wife is gone on
a visit
Mrs C L Wilson and the chil-
dren are visiting with Grand-Ma
Wilson this week at Crisfield
Kansas
Lum Heron is building a house
26 feet square in the southwest
part of town Hockmanis doing
the work
Oscar Davis who has been at-
tending high school at Anthony
came down Sunday to spend the
the holidavs
T V Norris a brother of C-
M Norris arrived from Kentuck-
last Fridry-with his family and
will locate permanently
W D Anderson and wife of
Capron came down Monday to
Spend the holidays with Mrs An-
derson’s mother
Will Bond managed the affairs
of the Miller elevator business
Saturday and Monday while Roy
Wiles was absent
Much credit is due the M E
church’s pastor at this place for
the work he has accomplished in
resurrecting the class from the
deplorable condition into which
it had drifted during the previous
year Religion properly incul-
cated will work miracles Broth-
er Kendall is an old-time newspa-
per man as well as religious
which possibly accounts for bis
possessing a good supply of the
essential quality of “horse sense”
in a preacher as well as ordiuary
folks
Combined Forces
We printed advertising matter
last week for Chas Brown ' and
Jim Lewis who have combined
their “stock in trade” on the
temperance question' Jim owna
a first class stereopticon machine
and Mr Brown is gifted with un
surpassed eloquence as a temper-
ance lecturer These gentlemen
are zealous workers and represent
the most worthy caipe in exist-
ence and there is lo question but
what their combined efforts will
result in much substantial benefit
to the cause They should be
given all the encouragement pos-
sible by the triends of temper-
ance and its -supporters wherever
they meet
Enid Wave —-Think of it!
Woods county is larger than
Rhode Island It is larger than
Delaware It is the home of tbe
secretary of the Oklahoma
world’s fair commission and so
all of the people from those states
have heard of the big county
Republicans Fear Bryan
Enid Wave — The republican
press still coninues its warfare
against that matchless statesman
and orator William Jennings
Bryan This notwithstanding
the fact that the National cam
paign emded in a wonderful vie
tory for the G O P But some-
thing seems to tell the aver-
age republican politician and
editor that Bryan is loved by the
common people ef the republic
more earnestly than any other
public man in the country They
know that this Bryan sentiment
is growing stronger each year
they know that he is absolutely
right in his Principles and pol-
icy of govermeut and iq as honest
a man as God has ever made in
a political sense they know that
within his bosom beats a heart
as true as steal to his country and
tbe best interests of the great
mass of the people who do not
enjoy the full measures of liber-
ty and prosperity vouchsafed by
the Declaration of Independence
and Constitutisn Owing to the
class legislation of their rotten
old party and they know that
some day something will happen
to the ship of state and the peo
pie will arise in their might and
make Mr Bryan the chief exec-
entive of this great nation if be
lives
Knowing these things and fear
ing the power of this grert Neb-
raskan over the people they are
makingand willcontinue to make
desperate efforts thro’ the press
and os the stump to stamp out
3ryou from the minds of the
people crush him atevey oppor-
tunity in hopes ofheadingoff theMKszNOEa office
Old Soldiers not receiving a
pension can get valuable inform-
ation by calling on C M Davis
at the Bank of Cherokee
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of Kansas City Mo con sins an d-
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Vermont Mo on the subject of “Win-
ter Breeding Cattle” Ill a splendid
presentation of n live topi from a
practical point of view and we wish
every farmer aud breeder in Woods
eounty could not only read it and
make s’udy of it tut become n regu-
lar reader of The Farmer and Stock-
man which teems from week to week
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Wilson, C. L. The Messenger. (Lambert, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 5, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, December 30, 1904, newspaper, December 30, 1904; Lambert, Oklahoma Territory. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1832972/m1/4/?q=music: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.