Hollis Post-Herald (Hollis, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 17, 1912 Page: 3 of 12
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Commissioners Proceedings 1 B. N. Defore
New on this the 7th day of A. D. Mitchell
October 1912 the County Com- E. J. Arant
missioners of Harmon County S. F. Hughes
' Okla, met in the offie of the c. H. Windom
County Clerk of said county. All q\\\ Kizer
the members being present and §. g Roddy
the following proceedings were ^ m. Ownby
\ had to-wit: ' N. E. Abernathy
The montly reports of the vinson Mer. Co.
following county officers was ap- q g Willis
proved by the Board: I je8S Andreson
C. W. King, County Judge; J. B D williams
Overton. Register of Deeds; P. yy. S. Hulse
W. Nance, Sheriff; E F. Davis,
District Clerk; J. D. Ready,
County Clerk.
The quarterly report cf Coun-
ty Superintendent G. P. Morton
for the quarter beginning July
1st 1912 and ending September Ira Davis
30 1912 was approved by, the Charley Carter
board. Edd Hank
It was ordered by the Board King
that tjhe following claims be Lfe c
and the same are hereby allow- C.cero Sm.th ^
ed on the Salary Fund' I
E. F. Davis
J. D. Ready
W. R. Aufill
J. B. Overton
22.50 Notice
7 50 Notice is hereby given to all
' n persons interested in the estate
ci Win A. J. Weldon, deceased,
\I that on the 16th day of Octobes
MRS. WOODROW WILSON
A. D. 1912 J. T. Weldon as
the administrator of said de-
ceased. filed a petition in the
County Court of the County of
Henry Royal
Burley Royal
R. H. Halley
Rafe Hunter
Geo. Kizer
18.00
10.50
3 00
66 00
1.75
1.10
6.00 '
2.00
12.50
l0-20i Court entered an
10 50 oAib
18.00
Wife of the Democratic Presidential Nominee. Honorary President of
Woman's National Democratic Uaagua.
Harmon and state of Oklahoma
praying for an order of sale of
| all or a part of the personal
oroperty of said estate, and that
afterwards, to-wit: On the 16th
I day of October A. D. 1912 said
order fixing
Thursday the 24th day of Octo-
ber A. D. 1912 at the the hour
1 of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day
4 50 , as the time for hearing said ap-
4
50 j plication at the County Court
4.50 '.room in Hollis in said County,
5.25 i when and where all persons m-
/cft terested in said said estate will
r, be required to appear and show
71 05! cause why an order of sale
i The appeal from Dryden Twp ■ should not be made as prayed
1166 66 Board of Harmon County to the fcr in said aPP^™' . ,
116-66 County Commissioners of Har-j Witness my ^ ^
J}*®® men County, come on to 1|C ,°rJ „f n,(„WA. 11. 1912
c. W. King
P. W. Nance
J. O. Counts
G. P. Morton
Fred Smith
J. W. Tarpley
J. B. Crain
J. B. Anderson
Evelyn Taylor
Daisy Morrow
S. D. Barnett
H. Treadway
N. E. Abernathy
I. M. Gibbons
116 65 mon County' come °n .t0 "I i day of October A
JL'qq heard in regard to opening Sec . • c w Kin{r
133.30 lines between Section 29 and 30 i County Judge
133^30 Twp. 3 R 25 both sides announc. | rSeai) M Stewart
100.00 ed througn their attorneys . Counts & Counts. A. M Stew
65.00 ready for trial. . I Attorneys for Petitions
()."> o0 The defendant made a motion j
60.0( tn dismiss plaintiff's petition'
to aismiss r ,
50.00 and after hearing argument
60.00 from the attorneys, on both
60.00 sides the motion was overruled
90.00 and defendants accepted and
37.90 offered a general demurer which
39.30 was overruled by the board and
38.90 excepted by the defendant and
It was ordered by the Board the trial of the case set
that the following claims be and for the next regular tern _
the same are hereby allowed on court when it will come on
the Court Fund: heard. , R d
Luke Roberts 3.50 i It was ordered by the B
Parks Bros Drug Store .75 that the following pera™
J. B. Crain 2.o0 granted rebates on t ,
G. E. Betts 9.00 tax for the following
It was ordered by the Board w, C. Pendergratt ^
that the following claims be and N. R. Smith ard
the same are hereby allowed on ' it was ordered by tn d
the Poor and Insane Fund: 'that the following
Nancy and Elizabeth White 10. I certificates of error for tne ioi
P Srader 11.03 lowing amounts on fccount °!
O. E. Woodman 55.00 erroneous assessments lor i ai.
Joe English 15.001Mrs- G. W. Motley q«o 00
J. B. Steen 7.50 p. A. Chappell 9° •
It was ordered by the Board 'Q. E. Betts 4875*00
that the following claims be and Bethel Gin Co. Roard
the same are hereby allowed on , jt was ordered by tn« ^ ^
A Good Man Gone
To His Reward
Mr John Beebe residing three
miles East and two miles South
died at his home October 9 1912
and was buried at Hollis ceme-
ter the following day. Mr Beebe
was a confederate soldier having
enlisted September 1861 bemg a
member of Company K Ninth
Texas Calvalry Ross s Brigade.
He was born in Hopkins County
Texas February 1836 where he
spent the early part of his life
and in 1899 moved to Oklahoma
and has resided here until his
death. Mr. Beebe was-a chris-
tain man whose life and citizen-
ship in the community in which
he resided were of the best
Forty years ago Mr. Beeb~
professed religion and became a
member of the Cumberland
church in which
H
%
•.i. ■ Ms il
26.00
.00
the Contingent Fund:
Hollis Tel. Co.
G. H. Bell et al
Owen Hobbs
Hollis Investments Co.
Hollis Tel. Co.
P. W. Nance
J. D. Ready
W. C. Pendergraft
G. P. Morton
W. S. C.i fes
Sieve Manley
C. W. King
J. O. Counts
Hollis Drug Co.
Wm. Hamilton
It was'ordered by the Board
that the following claims be and
v the same are hereby allowed on
the Supply Fund:
Dorsey Printing Co. 16.75
Dorsey Printing Co. 19.50
Luke Roberts 2.00
Homes Wilson & Trave Co. 9
"tt was' ordered by the Boara Preabytman he has
that the following bonds be and Ifor a number
Mra Woodrow Wilson, wife of the new leader of Democracy and prob-
able next mistress of the White Houaa. la perhapa the moat Interesting wom-
an In the United StateB today. Thla la Inevitable—not because she w'8"*'
It, for ahe doea not—and la aa firm aa a rock In her conviction that being tne
wife of a public man doea not neceaaltate nor call for a woman a becoming
a publicity seeker. She successfully resisted all appeals of photographers
and interviewers until Mr, Wilson s nomination aa Democratic candidate
for the presidency was un fait accompli. This modesty is easily tra®®
her aouthern ancestry and training and is characteristic also of her dlstin
gutahed husband. .. . .
She was born Ellen Louise Axson. daughter of a Presbyterian divine ol
Savannah. Ga.. whose family, so far as he knows, is the only one of tne
name in America. .
Like Mr. Wilson, ahe has one brother and one sister living, all In tn«
same literary circle as the doctor and herself.
In this atmosphere of learning Mrs. Wilson could hardly be expected tc
be other than ahe la—widely read, broad-mlndesJ and charitable, devoted tc
her home and the principles for which it stands.
She has marked ability as an artist, and it is said that a portrait palnte!
of ability waa spoiled when ahe married the young barrister who had then
given up the practice of his profession to specialise on the subject that ha*
made him a presidential nominee.
Mrs. Wilson's three daughters—Misses Margaret Woodrow Wilson, .Tea
sle Woodrow Wilson and Eleanor Randolph Wilson—possess the mental
characteristics of their father and their mother's artistic temperament, com
bined in such a way as to give zest to every moment of their lives and pro
.t t. ii. . i. 11.1 — „ „o il./> Tht\\r fr i*m iiiHppH ATI if!Pftl ffi
POULTRY POINTS**.
Try and perauude that ta<*
Co at art und lay again;
iter chance fur keeping out at *
Will be much better then.
If she lays but two or tluw
You'll be good to her,
And not usk her to play
In chicken frlcasee.
\nd then along next May
you expect eggs auywuy.
In winter don't you think *
Should have u holiday?
You'll soon begin to hear
Iter cackle loud and clear.
*nd the rooster Join the
With a loug and lUBty
While there's nothing dolan
p'or this you muat allow
Have patience .ami that he* "uM-
.'ome around and< make her fcim
Vou'll think move- of her Hum
When buslneHH starts axala,.
\ nd greet her with u wpIcoss* ■
I hla trusty speckled hen?
—a m.
Boya and Girls Club
AH boys aud girls frwe flta-
if 9 to 18 who desire to c.om&m* *
he prises offered by SeuaU*
Uweu of .Muskogee for the moit a**
ituble acre of kallriwra tUiitbM -!«■
in mind that all exhiUlLs la ihmmm
lest must be made at the 33wn
:'air ut Muskogee during Uw
Jctobcr 7-12. The eaibiblt
<ist of ten heads of kallr a
specimen tingle Btalk with Jwt-arf xb
achcd, and should be slilpixt-4
igcr or the A. & M. Collega
it the New Slate Fair i*
.inie to reach Muskoj^st .w
•.httn October G. Each iixliift* w*
)e accompanied by a written -tfwp
he crop, giving full parUrulaia
iard to breaking uu*i
ground,- selecting and |>bia>iirKi
?iVd, methods of ci^vulior..'
times cultivated, tut*
uoints of interest. All'
an exhibits must be _
contestant. The exlilblta
graded and Judged at MuskmtW
til awards made then.
The prizes offered by Be ai«
Owen for the most profltaWr m
kaflr corn growu by a«y
he A. & M. College Boys ««
Agricultural Clubs, are aa ii
First Prize—For the flint
J200.00.
Second Prize—For the —
icre. $150.60.
Third Prize—For the thiri Wm
acre, $150.00.
Aluminum Vessels For
Can you please tefl me tX
my chemical action on
ivlien fruit ia left In it to
J. I. Long, Thomas, OklaAaure
The extent of solvent atfiMh
tious substances met with TP
3-70 the same
OllOWlIlg uunuo
are hereby approved,
w w. Rowell, Depty Cotton
Gould Okla; G W. Metcalf
60.00 Trustee Dryden Twp.
13.00 The resignation of V. o.
4.05 Willis, J. P-of Francis Twp was
7-60 accepted by the board and
30.00 Hughes was apoomted Justi
10.00 negs to come before the> boara
4.7B the^dioumed to meet the first
3.00 Monday in Nov W12. ^
AttJS D. Ready County Clerk
been a ruling e.der. r
The John Adam s Camp U . •
V. of which Mr. Beeb-i was a
member paid their taat tnbu.e
to this worthy soldier 'J®" ®
number of his comrads officiated
in the funeral services.
Mr Bebee leaves surviving
him four rhildren, three boys
^ one crirl.
The funeral sermon was
creached by Rev. .Roach at the
home of the
A Comrade.
If vou'want to borrow money
on your farm or if you want
your home insured see 1. <-r.
Douglass^
1 of Hollis Post-Herald Hollis ouuuoj — -- ,
— " — r | Published Weekly at '_ you enjoy being in a live Sunday
News Dispatch Publishing Co. j a ? required by Acv cf „ , ,
bined in such a way as to give zest to every moment of their lives and pro :tlg 0n aluminum depend* <am
tection from the foibles of the world. They form, indeed, an Ideal family npon the character of the ii***
circle one that It would be well for every American household to emulate aiBO the salts prest-nL .W/rrejirr
i common salt, for examplt.
lideralita action. Sweet w3*«(L
irmTT-| luice. and milk preparatlniw
MRS. THOMAS R. MARSHALL have any injurious elTedi
Wife of the Democratic VIce-Presldentlal Nominee. Honorary Vice-President
Woman's National Democratic League.
METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School at 10 a. m. It
1
,ywu vujvj
lUKia., — School be present.
claimed 9.05, Rejected , 24, 1912. Preaching at 11 a. m. by Rev
F. T. Miller ^ 8..<00 ! \f Editor> Luke Roberts, ^Preaching^ ^
It was ordered by the Board .g okla. Oklahoma Wesleyan College,
that the following claims be an^ I . Q 1^3 buiohW «°- oklahoma city. Rev. Shelton
the same are hereby allowed on aadBdsM8K has the M- A. and B. D. degrees
me Kcaa ana bridge rund: «T1 9d.^0un from Yale University. You will
F.J. Stewart Lbr. Co 110.95 I ^ sm0H
listening to him. In
1Eham Bros 1.00 Methodism he has few equals
3the pastor
Cunningham
A. A. Baldwin
Jim Warner
H. Treadway
A. Short
Will Lankford
Carl Hanks
Joe Graves
Chris Yancy
Dascomb-Daniel Lbr Co
Charley Curry
W.'R. Prather
W. B. Rutherford
Rounds & Porter
A. Thompson
T. B. Moore
Pleas Casey
C. A. Parker
Andrew Walkev
.J. P. Duvall
j. P. McDanie!
W. M. Cox
.T. A. Caveness
L. B. Tillman
VV. B. Kincade
r. R. Stephen
Jim Ware
2. L. Kinecade
J . W. Breedlove
W.W . Moore
21.00
45.00
3.00
C. C. Barnhardt, P. C
00
sill°H 8^nrI
'J3UAV0 | . .
•spio The best farm insurance in tne
snloM 's^aaqoH 'J9U8IWnd world.—I. G. Douglass
•ll H -«piO sHl°H
suaqou m ssauisng Improvemeiit at Court House
•npiO siU°H The County Commissioners
-qoH 2ui3bubim ^ave made arrangements for
sold or distributed, through thejforan County^
uv , mail or otherwise to paid sub-1 neefod for some time
50 I scribers during the six month bv th5g 0fRciai, as he has had no
preceeding the date of this , piace for a consultetion^m.
statement, 976
Luke Roberts
Editor, Publisher, Busi
ness Manager and Owner.
Sbscribed and sworn to be
15.00 iore me this the 2nd day o
12.00
3.00
9.00
28.50
7.50
2.00
150.00
62.10
12.00
1R. on
12 00
Food containing large aurowtt.
acids should not be; coofceA
minum vessels. Cooked '.frtjfc tMi
not be allowed to T^main m m«
tallic vessel while cooling,
rrult should be poured ln*r
(lass Jars to cooL
It is a good plan to nib a'fo*
af olive or cotton seed oil «wr*eK
Inside surface of the aluaihw* "wmm-
|uBt before It is used. Thli
prevents any appreciable
Sinary substances.
Aluminum should not he
with strong soap or alkali
Chas. F. Francis.
Wilt of Pumpkin*
I am punable to grow any
or Btjuash for the reason ft
the vines have fruit on them ttiean
flenly turn yellow, wilt and >d*e. 1
not bugs, and 1 have examlME1
roots closely and tlnd nothiw*'
there. Is it some kind ot "
something wrong with th
M. H., Woodward county.
From your desclptlon, II
be the bacterial wilt of cur
game disease also attacks
and muskrrelor/s In some li
Is caused by a minute organlw®
Is called Bacillus tracheiplillt*.
which grows inside the
vln^s wilt as from lack of
goon afterward die. It is
that spraying will do any
the reason that the organism
side the plant. The only mettwit #***
tacking this disease Is by .
I Remove and burn the virieH wKMil
I been attacked. Do not plani ti*
to the same crop the suceeeffmei
and try to get seed which w
the disease.
Peanuts Have Good O
Peanuts have a diatinct to
la pleasant. It ia slightly
probably from the oil, am
nounced by those who have
the peanut ice cream
Dairy Department of the
Agricultural College as "
24.00
IS. 25
35.75
12.00
11.00
21.00
I The Tax Assessor will ociupy
the room to be vacated thus sov.
ins the county the rent for an
office for him.
Mrs Thomas R. Marshall, wife of the vice-presidential nominee of the
Democratic party, is a keen student of affairs and as the constant compan-
ion of her husband has had an exceptional opportunity of speclaliilng on
human nature. A very practical and far-reaching result of this peculiar in-
terest in the larger family of the state—she has no children of her own
is found in the long list of humanitarian bills passed by the Indiana legisla-
ture during her husbapd's regime as governor. A bill to curtail child labor
heads the list, which numbers twenty, and includes almost every legal cor- "0'7""""flRVors
rection for the Immediate relief of labor, especially for that pertaining to to other flavors
women and children.
The Marshall home, like that of the Wilsons', is a home of books, and
yet one does not feel "bookish" within its walls. On the contrary, one feels
very much at home there the moment Mrs. Marshall appears upon the scene.
and, If possible, more so when Mr. Marshall comes In.
They are such chums, this "tender-hearted" governor and his wife, and
where one ia the other is pretty sure to be found They have traveled all
over the country together, and if the Woman s National Democratic league
has anything to do with it they will soon be going to Washington together
f. • 1 4 „ i" V, . Innr.o, nnfi boon 1 V infpr.
Save Good Seeii
Do not neglect to save %
of kaftrcom and milomai*r w-iiSi
crop is being heeded. At fewr
:.i.u« aim 000 bushels of these win * <
They have traveled all for seed next spring. Ttay,
. .. . crop ig generally badly ntiwft 1
anything to do witn u mey win soon uu >- — demand for seed was swA
Mrs. Marshall li honorary vice-president of the league and keenly inter- most was p an 1
, , u <-. IVa Mvnnuicn hilt hAC&llA6k leDeilll Oil OrQ
18.00
12.00
13.50
I October, 1912.
L. A. Pearson
Notary Public.
I can loan from ?1.000 to
$3,000 cn a good Harmon Coun-
/ irs. iVLaxfiiuui uuuuioi; -w
ested in its work, not because it ia part ot the eampiUKU. but because she
recognizes the permanency of the movement to educate women In the prin-
ciples of Democracy.
tv quarter section
f G. Douglass
of land.1—I-' —
lepend on ordinary threshe#
planting next spring. Savo %r'i
heads now. Hang them up
place with good ventilai'Mfc a
thresh them with a curry eo«Jr a
tfarch or April.
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