Hollis Post-Herald (Hollis, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 9, 1911 Page: 6 of 8
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BUY A LOT IN ROBERTS ADDITION
$50.00 to $75.00
$10.00 Cash and $5.00 a month without interest.
Best Resident Lots in the city. Lots
50 by 140 feet.
See LUKE ROBERTS
At The Post-Herald Office.
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Wl'Iir DITDV ir! lonRer- Tl,is is final noti(:G aut1
I He. 1 UDLIv jail sheriffs, marshals and other
peace officers are hereby author
S^&TmaUri Poker Plaversized on any niffht tllot liRhtS are
fiqpaaiUjrTippler*, Poker riayer 1 jn my ()fflces demanu
tad Peace Officer! I and enforce entrance. If the oc-
I AwMtt* to state that I have'cupants of the offices at the time
tarnished law and abstract'are engaged in a rightful occupa
over the Groves National tion no harm will be done. Other
representing an invest* j wise no harm can arise as it is
•vat M e and that <f my clients
joi patrons. |
J believe in being a good fel-
1wm >ss there is a point where
tarfe torcaice ceases to he 1 virt'ie.
occasions in the past
have been absent soma
«3 «tk "t>©ys" have assumed en
ata* cixarvie of my officos, have
bra my valuable furniture,
jgfci&wed my papers and b"oks,
je^t^iUierfd my floors and car-
M#ery evidence of a general
showing no respect
for property rights. E
iwr returned from a busi
ivrip to Oklahoma City and
!Sm£ ?fc* t ®n Saturday and Sun-
sib-* >n^h«H these acts wtnv re
a worse form than ever,
jBW.tfc r#«j offices more the ap-
•pt'r i ce < { a ciheap nesrro hoot
and gambling j >int than
tCleyitimatn business.
t,u smile at such nets
, rCMlCiM'tlUIliK an n*fVH• | WIOD uu >.«« " v—-
©f more than live thousand your duty 10 arrest trespassers
These offices are for my J and law violators.
Andrew M. Stewart.
MRS.NANN1E J. HOLLIS.
It is with feelings of deepest
sorrow that I 'write <?f the sad
yet. glorious death of our friend
and sister, Mrs. &apnie Hollis,
who met death with a smile on
January 31st aftev an illness of
nine days. Many years ago she
was made the happy bride of
George W. Hollis. Time jol'ed
on, summer clianged to winter,
until God had given twelve little
ones to gaze into tlie fond moth-
er's gentle face for the pure un-
selfish mother love. M«thin<s
that mother's prayer was, "God
grant that I may live to raise
them for Him " G>d was mer-
ciful in giving her a long life to
care and pray for her children.
She joined the Methodist
chu'eh when about oleven years
of age and was ever found at her
post doing what she could in her
tjuiet way. In the Sunday
school she was one that could be
depended on, always ready to
say something helpful to the
class and teacher. How we will
miss her sweet, gentle voice and
the smile with which she always
met us.
She is gone but not dead, only
sleeping. Her form is resting
in a nsw raadfe grave, but her in
fluence will.hve forever. All was
done that could be done to re-
lieve her suffering and stay the
hand of death. Bui ail in vain;
God had called and she must go,
for she said the angGjs were
there to carry her spiwt back to
God whence it camfe. And may
the churcn she loved pray for,
love and help her children that
they too mav hva so that they
can meet death as their mother
did, and bu one united family in
the home prepared for the re-
deemed.
V* e miss thee from our home. Mother;
Wo miss thee from thy place.
A shadow o'er cur lire is cast.
Wc miss the sunshine of thy face;
We miss thy Ulntl and willicit 1 and,
Thy kind and earnest care
Our home is durk without theerf
we miss thee everywhere.
A Friend,.
The Home Mission Society of
the Methodist church of Hollis
joins the host of friends and
icved ones in feelings of personal
joss in the death of one of its
chartermembers;and with bowed
heads and stricken hearts we
come to bring a token of love and
of remembrance of her good
works while she walked am^ng
us Trul.v she was one of those
"elect ladies" of whom St. Paul
wrote, for her ornament was that
of a meek and quiet spirit. Her
kindly presence will be missed
in the Socistv, the Sunday
school and the church; for since
the beginning of Methodism at
this place she was one of the
most loyal supporters, and the
measure of the influence of her
quiet and holy life can not be
known until the Day when the
Books are opened, liutshelias
her reward, and it remains for
those left sorrowing here to re-
member Him whom she served,
and follow His leading.
Committee.
Hie N. L. Jones Lumber Company |j
The Pioneer Yard
Wo have ordered a big supply of all kinds of building
material, and are prepared to make you the best prices
on lumber that you will tind in Harmon county.
And if its not first class lumber vou will not ftud it in
the United States. Come in and let us show you.
We are the exclusive agents for that
Old Reliable B. P. S. Paints
We, the members of the Civic
and Cemetery Association wish
to express our share in the loss
which has come to our commun-
ity in the passing of Mrs. Nancy
Jane Hollis, our friend and a
member of the Association.
We realize that it would oe her
wish that the hundreds of people
in this vicinity who mourn for
her should be comforted, for
while she herself has passed
from our sight, the fruit of her
labors for our well being and for
all mankind will endure.
To those who loved and revered
her for hex good works, to the
friends who were privileged to
know her intimately, and to her
kindred, we tender our deep
sympathy.
Be it further resolved that a
copy of this resolution be spread
upon the records, and also sent
to the Post-Herald and Tribune
aud the members of the bereaved
family.
Mrs. A. C. Cowles
Mrs. S. W. Hopkins
Mrs. W. A. Carver,
Committee.
Revival Services
Revival Services are being held
daily at 7:30 p. m. at the Metho-
dist Church. These service will
continue all next week and the
public is invited to attend.
Good Singing
j Jeff Penington of Lawton was
here Tuesday
One good feature of the meeting
is the splendid music furnished
by the choir, under the leader-
ship of Rev. S. E. Kirbey of
Duke. If you enjoy good music,
come.
The pastor will have the assist-
ance of Evangelist York of Man-
gum, who is a successful revival
preacher and worker.
You are cordially invited to at-
tend.
At Methodist Church.
i'ut it on your
anv other.
house or barn and you will never use
WE WILL BE GLAD TO FIGURE YOUR BILL
Yours to Please,
IA N N O U NCEMENT...
ffl We Have opened a LAND and LOAN office m the Groves Bank bu.ld.ng, where
we will be pleased to have you come and get acquamted We will apprecate a
share of your business, and will try to make .t to your advantage to deal through
us We have offices at QUANAH and AMAR1LLO, TEXAS, and can (it you
up on a deal in these localities. We have had the exper.er.ee and can get re-
sults. Give us a list of your Farm, Ranch and C.ty property, and we w.ll con-
vince you of our ability to sell dil t.
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Roberts, Luke. Hollis Post-Herald (Hollis, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 9, 1911, newspaper, February 9, 1911; Hollis, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc185550/m1/6/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.