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Edward Owens attended the
W9 W lodge at Randiett Sat-
:i
1'rdii night Felix Millei also a
' chopper accompanied Ed They
reported a large attendance and
thlteveryone enjoyed himself to
the limit - ' ' ' '
Mrs Edward Owens 7drove to
burkburhett Sunday after a fine
bronze Tom turkey whidh she
: 'ordered from a turkey farm at
Plano Texas The bird arrived
in fine shape and Mrs Owens is
proud of her purchase -
Joe Ryals hauled a lead of fine
cane seed to 1Temple last week
which he sold at $100 per bushel
Joe returned home Saturday
''' ' M C Wood who lives four
- mileseast of Randlett has just
returned from Shawnee Okla
where has been visitlng with
' relatives who live there M C
reports t 1 lat he had i fine time
while awe
Charley Glass a bgfother-in
law to Felix Miller who lives
north of Rabbit Creek departed
Wednesday for his home near
- Anadarko
: Mrs J T Milligan and little
aon Dick drove toBurkburnett
Saturday evening and visited the
' moving piCtUre shows ' They
reported a good show
Edward Blanchard was trans
acting business in Randlett last
Saturday -
Lee Elkins hauled a large load
of cotton bolls to RandlettSatur
day
Miss Welcome Milligan and
little sister Annie V were
shopping itt Randlett Saturday
Mr and Mrs Ed Fulls drove
down from Randlett Saturday
afternoon and purchased four
Rhode Island Red cockerels from
Mrs Edward Owens and one
' from Mrs Joe Ryals
The writer has been informed
that the Ed Fulfs salelast Thurs-
day was a decided success and
that allhands were pleased with
the result Jerry Crowley the
up-to-date auctioneer cried the
sale
OP
EAGLE EYE
TAYLOR NEWS NQTES
A large crowd was out to hear
Rev Armstrong last Sunday
and he certainly preached two
tine sermons which were well
worth coming out to hear
Miss Irene Shaw called on
Miss Loneta Walker Sunday
A crowd of young folks gather
ed at the home of Dr Benson
for singing Saturday night and
a real enjoyable time was the
result
Miss Crow from near Temple
visited1MissesBeatrice andGrace
Riney Saturday and Sunday
Mr emit and family dined at
the home of Mr J F Lee last
'Sunday
Mr J IL Taylor's sister is
yisiting him at 'present Don't
kt)ow how long she is going to
stay
Mr B S Raln47 had his corn
hollcr at Mn Charley Stewart's
shelling corn the latter part of
last week:
Mr and Mrs Taylor and some
others went car riding Sunday
afternoon They went to the
new bridge on the river
Mr 'and Mrs D O Hoo Der
visited W R Hooper and family
Sunday afternoon
Mr Rouch and wife called on
Mr and Voegelin Sunday after
noon
Miss Kennedy from 'a cress
t116 creek has been visiting her
-
sister Mrs Arrington lately:
Dreamy Eye
A GOOD COTTON DEAL
At the opening of the cotton
pickingseason when cotton and
cotton seed were not worth the
ginning the Bank of Rand lett
made a proposition I to farmsrs
who owed notes that they would
accept their cotton in payment
of their notes and hold it for sale
until such time as reasonable
prices prevailed Many farmers
deposited their cotton in the
bank's large warehouseand last
Saturday the last bale of this
cotton was placed on the pars
and broughtI7 3-4' 8 and 8 14
cents It was all number one
two and three cotton with the
exceptions of twelve bales This
cotton was placed in the waye
house when cotton was selling at
585 to 6 cents: it cost $100 per
bale to hold it and sold for 8 cts
It is nothing but' fair that the
farmers should remember the
Bank which helped them when
they needed it and when selling
their produce at the railroad and
depositing their money in other
banks and no doubt they will
The following persons sold
cotton in Randlett last week:
W L Zimmerman 19 bales
P N Gallant 51 bales
J P Cornelius 10 bale
P E Eastman 75 bales
Randlett Gin Co 5' bales
D McCormack 4 bales
A Pendergraft 10 bales!
A E Wilson 10 bales
H E Linn 19 bales
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S W M
Basketball tournament f a r
boys' and girls' teams to be held
In Weatherferd on Friday and
Saturday March 5th and tth
All high school teams of south
western Oklahoma invited
Weatherford will furnish 'free
lodging and board to all compet
ing teams
Games to be played on h fine
regulation playing suWaee
Comp'rtent a n d disinterested
men witl officiate Silver loving
cups given to winners pf both
girls' and boks' tournament
Come
RANDLETT COTTON COUNTY OKLAHOMA FEB 12 1915
EAST VALLEY VIEW
Mr Ellis Bowman's family
moved back to the farm last
week from Randlettwhere they
have been living most of the
winter for the benefit of the
school
P H Page attended the Ma-
sonic lodge at Burkburnett last
Thursday iiight )
Misses Floy Lentz and Bertha
Pemlington spVA the day Suu-
day with Miss Ruby Campbell
0 say! If we can't get the
railroad why can't we have the
jitneys? -
Roy Martin was called to the
bedside of his mother at Okla-
homa City last Thursday Al-
though critically ill she IS some
better at this writing
Our singing school is progres-
sing nicely The Rabbit Creek
class came up Saturday night
and entertained an audience with
some good singing
Mrs Roy Martin and Mrs
Page were Randlett visitors one
day last week
We think from all appearahces
that our community was well
represented at the singing in
Randlétt Sunday 21itive'ritociii:
Mrs Lanrdon is quite sick at
the home of her daughter Mrs
Freeman Miller
Grandma Elliott is reported
on the sick list at the home of
her daughter Mrs Claude Bow
man
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IT IS ENTERTAINMENT
People have a thousand and
one ways of amusing themselves
in tha summer time but as the
winters approach with the long
evenings everybody reads more
or less
You do but little visiting and
most of your evenings are spent
at home and it is a wise thing to
provide ybur family with suf
ficient 'reading matter so that
every member of the family May
have something useful and inter-
esting to read
Look ovour list of magae4es
as advertised on page 5 of this
Issue You are sure to find just
what you waht You can get a
good farm paper if you peed it
a good poultry paper one devot-
ed to fruit culpire or to dairy
farming You will also find in
the different clUbs many of the
best story pnxirs publ!shot: and
others devoted to literature and
fashions and household subjects
Probably your own favorite'
journal is listed in this collection
of the best and most popular
magazines published at any rate
you will not make a mistake in
taking advantage of these bar-
galn offers ear get hiee
tine hih class magazines in con
nection with a year's subscrip
tion to our paper for practically
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Let all the family help make
up the list Mother can have
her paper father have his and
there will be one left for thi?
young folks Send us in yout
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forget about it Tile extra cost
is so little that it is hardly worth
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considering and ' besides you
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Do it now
ADELAIDE ADDITIONS
Mr J W Brown called upon
Mrs J D Kerr Monday'
Miss Stella Overstreet returns
ed home Monday after an ex-
tended visit With Bud Tisdale
and family
Miss Stella Ward was thrown
from the wagon Saturday night
while returning from literary
which resulted in two brokun
ribs
Miss Thelma Taylor visited
MissIrene Kerr Saturday
iMissesOnie Tisdale apd
'Overstreet called on MissMgggie
Mosley Saturday
Misses Edna Wampler and
Pearl Ketels Sundayed with Miss
Hattie Groce
Gordon Tompkins wa badly
hurt Wednesday of last wekk
while helping J D Kerr to move
his store Gordon is still con-
fined to his bed
Mrs Tisdale spent the week
endin G randfield
Walter Tisdale Lawrence
Wampler Lloyd and AlmusLang-
3ton spent Sunday with the
Munn boys
The box supper at 'Mo Valley
Thursday night was quite a suc-
cess the proceeds athourkting to
$2000 Miss Maggie Mosley
received the cake for the pret-
lest girl and Raymond Wampler
received a pair of No 101-2 sox
for the ugliest boy Raymond
says he is afraid the sox are too
small
Miss Nina Robertson spent
Saturday with her brother
Lewis Robertson and family
There will preaching at Mo:
Valley Saturday night and Sun-
day Scribbles
Keep it Handy for Rheumatism
No use to squim and wince and try
to wear out your Rheumatism It 111
wear you out Instead Apply some
Sloan's liniment Need not rub It In
—just let It penetrate all through the
affected parts relieve the sorenttss
and draw the pain You get ease
once and feel much better you want to
go right out and tell other sufferers
about Sloan's (Jet a bottle of Sloan'
Liniment for 25e of any druggist and
nave it in the house—against Colds
Sore and Swollen joints Lumbago
Sciatica and like ailments Your
money back if not satisfied bul it does
give almost insiant relief Buy a
bottle today
FOR SALE Inspected Sudan
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Johnson grass Price 110c per
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Itev Geo T Iterrin
$100 nIZ YEAI:
VALLEY VIEW NEWS
We are havins some very pret:
ty weather now a days':
: Pol B S Cobb is having'
great success with obis' Singin
class
Isabel! and Arthur JackSon
visited with Florence and George'
Page Sunday and attended sing:
jug at Randlett Sunday after-
noon '
Mr E 'Bowmil h'as moved
baék onto his fariff:
Misses Berth& Penington and
Ploy Lentz visited Ruthy Camp
bell Sunday o o o
There hasn't been so large au
attendance at school recently as
many'have beer staying out to
pull bolls
T B Wilkerson and
Shaddock each hauled a load ot
bolls to RandlettSaturday
Pearl and Thelma Wilkerson
visited Onida Penington Friday
evening
Virgil Brown visited hi's father
Sunday morning
Mr and Mrs Clay daughter'
Willie left for their new home
Sunda
ifr and Mrs Sam Mitchel: oof
Blii4bnrnett''' visited- M
Mrs: Dickson parents of Mrs'
Michel Sunday
Mrs W M Warren visited at
the home of Mrs Jim Bak last
Thursday afternoon
I
Miss Bertha Pennington WEIS
on the sick list last week
Mrs Roy Thornton spent last
Wednesday at the home of Mrs
E Hatcher
Miss Onida Panngton spent
Sunday with Pearl Wilkerson
and they were among those who
were present at the singing in
Randlett Sundayterening-'
Miss Joy ParnelI visited 1M s
Annie Day Sunday evening
A singing was given at the
tome of Mr Day Sunday night
Misses Addle and Vera Dick-
Soil visited the Misses Parnell
Sunday
Virgil Brown Earl Page and
Robert Smith li'ere among thcsre
who attendedtheo big singing at
Randlett
Joe Ico
VALLEY SIDE ITEMS
MiSSOS Edna Wamp ler and
Pearl Ketels spent Sunday with
Miss Hattie Groce
The Hustlers Sunday Schcol
class met with Luther Fender-
graft Friday night
E A Langston was a Lawton
visitor the last of the week
Misses Florence Ley Lela
Cornelius Edna LangstonBettie
Whitehead and Mattle Gimett
spent Sunday with Marie Vaden
Little Ethel Fitton has been
quite sick the past week
E L Officer and wife attend(d
the singing at Randlett Sunday
afternoon
A rumber of the farmers are
sowing oats this pretty weather
Mrspeoyge Leg visited Mrs
Zhnderman Sunday afternoon
The Owl
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