The Journal (Geary, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 27, 1916 Page: 7 of 7
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THE GEARY JOURNAL
IT IS ABOUT TIME TO BEGIN THINKING OF
CHAUTAUQVA
THINK of the good entertainment, the stirring features and the fine music wrapped
up in those five days! THINK of the inspiration and incentive to tetter thought, and
better work hidden away in that once-a-year festival! THINK of the opportunity
for getting a new grip on yourself and your daily problems; for getting a new vision of life right here at
at home in Geary. AND begin boosting RIGHT NOW for the big Geary CHAUTAUQUA which
STARTS AUGUST 22nd
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YOUR
FRIENDS
^TTYOUR friends can buy
^JJ anything you can give
them EXCEPT your Photo-
graph. Have them made at
Chaufty's Studio. We do
kodak finishing and enlarging
at reasonable prices.
CHAUFTY'S
STUDIO
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
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MUSIC TEACHER
Bible School at 10 a. m., each
Lord's Day; Christian Endeavor at
7:30 p. m. Lord's Supper and preach-
ing in the morning at 11 o'clock and
pr achig in the evening at 8:15. Be-
ginnig Sunday the pastor will preach
short sermicns on interesting and
timely themes. An invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend: these services j
Mr. McCarrol sang very acceptably |
for the morning worship last Sunday I
and Mrs. Adklns for the evening,
hour. Mr. McCarrol will sing again!
Sunday morning and evening.
A special Bible study class has i
been organized with about 32 enroll-
ed. There is yet time for others to
enter the class if they desire. Thifc
class will meet for recitation on
Thursday evenings at 8 o'clock and
win not hold longer thajn an hour at
any time. ,
Come and visit with us at any of!
these meetings and see if you don't, i
en^oy. yourself and .receive a blessing,/
• ' !
CARTER FOR SHERIFF j
PERSONAL
A. J. Raines was in Oklahoma City
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Douglas, of Watonga,
visited friends here Sunday.
CHRISTIAN AID
Miss Helen Wright, of Anadarko,
is visiting at the Stephenson home
this week.
C. W. Trippy and family returned
Fr'day f.-om \ weeks vacation at
iiTcd'clm Park.
B. Davis returned Tuesday from
a motor trip to Texas where he went
wjith -Jim Mil'ter and family.
The Christian ladies aid "was very
pleasantly entertained at. the home of
Mis. T. J. Stephenson Friday after-
noon, July 21. There was a good at-
tendance of miembers and a number
of visitors. The ladies bound 75
f: ns durirg the afternoon to b e
used at the church (so come to
church and keep codl.) proceeds for
the afternoon were $4.40. The hos-
tess served a delightful lunch after
which we adjourned to meet July 28,
at the church. Each and every mem-
ber is urged to be present as we
have some important business mat-
ters to discuss.—REPORTER.
II
PROGRESSIVE CLUB MEETS
TVIiss Ydra Reveler arrived from Ca
nute, Kan., Wednesday to'spend her
vacation with relatives h^re.
Mrs. Viirfcula Pootl-Qieiaaler
Post Gradaute of Amen
can Can ervatoa\v, teacihes
Piiamio, Voice, Violin anid
Dramatic Art in Geary at
the STEPHENSON residence
evtTv SATUiZt) vY. Mi's.
Geissber has had T.r> years
experience and) giives best
of refeirenKMis. CaKl on Sat-
urdays or phone No. 83.
MRS. GEISSLER
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Spend Your
Summer
This
Summer
io
Colorado
Go via
j„ M. Carter, of El Reno, was in
the city yesterday in the interest of
his candidacy for sheriff of Canadian
county. Mr. Carter has been un/ler-
sheriff of Canadian county for the
past four years and his friends claim
he is the best qualified man of the
eni ire eleven win. are seeking the
democratic i;iim.nation.
Mr. Carter is well known all over
the county as a competent officer;
he is thoroughly in touch with the
eondi'ione and duties attaching to
the office in his county and feels
that he is the logical man for the
office The support of the voters of
Canadian county is asked on these
grounds. Ad.
Mrs. Deck ShawVer left Tuesday
evening for an extended visit with
relatives and friends in West Virgin-
ia.
Mr. and Mrs. Efimer Jordan, for
merly of Geary, now of Marceline,
Mo., are the parents of a baby
born July 15.
The ladies of the Progressive Coun
! try club met on July 19, at the hos-
! pitable home of "Mrs. Efra Boren.
In the absence of the president, the
i vice president, Mrs. C. M. Cresse
presided. Aftejv an interesting bus-
I iness and social hour, the hostess
' served delicious i*$freshments con-
: sisting of ice cream and cake,
j The* club members and their fam-
ilies held ' an lcB1 dresami social at the
! Pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
j ry Markley on July 20, at which ev-
WE ARE ON THE
TRAIL
of your business. We ■
want it and you will find ■
that we will appreciate ■
it and dc our utmost to I
deserve it.
'Hit the trail" for our Ga-
rage when in need of
anything in our line
88'
boy
W. H. Reynolds and J W. Scott
were in Oklahoma City Sunday se-
lecting materia1! for the new high
school building.
—Immediate delivery of HUPMC-
8ILES guaranteed—you don't have
to wait. Peoples Garage. C. J. Nei
son proprietor. 23-tf.
Mmes. Deam, Black and Holmes
went to Oklahoma City Tuesday ev-
ening for a visit with Mrs. Wallie
Kienast, formerly of Geary.
S. McGavern who has been here
from Reeding. Okla., for the past two
weeks visiing his dautghter. Mrs.
Hat ie No-land, has gone to Weath-
EOGARTf LEAVING
Mrs Pogart and sons are making
preparations u move to Oklahoma
City soon. The farm has been let
to tins Bergman and Geo. Shiflin. has
rented the town house. The Bogarts
are moving to be with Misses Maud
and Cora |f< gart who are employed
there.
Mr. Morrison, father of W. W. Mor-
rison, came in Sunday evening from
West Virginia for an extended visit
at the Morrison home.
erfcrd to visit other relatives.
The many friends Of Mrs. V. Paul
andi daughter Hallie, will be interest-
ed to know that they wifl leave Port
land. Ore., this week for points in
Missouri. Kansas and Texas, after
which they will return to Geary.
TheTourist
Garage
B. F. LOWMAN, Prop
Agent For
FORDS—BUICKS—SAXONS
Phone No. 114
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DRINK
El Mate
The new Scuth American refresh
jment. All fountains FIVE cents.
Mjp E. W. Voss is visiting rela-
tives in El Re"" ihis week
Earl McClure, who has been con-
ducting a bakery at Hinton for the |
past is years, has recently sold out j
to a Mr. Cruse. Mr. McClure for I
merly lived in Geary, and will be iv
membered by many of the Old timers i
here. He is a brother to Oscar Mc-
Clure.
TRY
El Mate
FIVE CENTS
The ideal South American drink.
At All Fountains
"The Through Service Line"
Act on this suggestion and ask us
U>r our literature on Colorado
We will give you complete infor
mation regarding fares, routes
TAT THOMPSON
Diviaioa Patseafer Ageat
Oklahoma C.I). Okla
A GROUP OF THE HAWAIIANS—JUST A PART OF THE COMPANY—HEAR THEM
-tAUTAUQUA OPENS TUESDAY. AUGUST 22—BUY YOUR SEASON TICKET NOW—GET Bl
THE SNOW MAN
■ has gone NORTH on his ■
■ summer vacation and left ■
■ us poor mortals here to ■
■ suffer. ■
■ You need not let that fact ■
■ alarm you, however, for ■
■ the Stahlheber Fountain ■
■ has come tto your rescue. II
■ You will find that we can ■
■ prepare your favorite ■
■ drink just to suit you. ■
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Benson, H. Franklyn. The Journal (Geary, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 27, 1916, newspaper, July 27, 1916; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc183736/m1/7/: accessed December 11, 2025), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.