The Arapaho Bee (Arapaho, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, May 19, 1922 Page: 1 of 4
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Cuateiisa Wrterlssl
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PIONEER NEWSPAPER QF CUSTER COUNTY A WELCOME VISITOR IN EVERT BOU8EHOUD
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Arapaho Custer County Oklahoma May il9 1922
No 20
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MARIANOS HOME
One of the pleasure trips to
Panca City was the visit to E W
Marlands fine home It was a
treat' But few of us knew there
was such a home in the state '
The home had its swimming pool
in the house Besides all the ele-
S maker at Doerner
Hotel Friday Night
Was Pleasant Affair
LOCAL NEWS
Charles Hebard is moving to
Arapaho to live
Some one underbid the Thorn
: The Arapaho Milling Com-
pany’s smoker given at the Doer-'
ner Hotel Friday night May “rou8h Bros on the Taloga mail
12th was was a most enjoyable ine‘
affair and was well attended by c L Howell has quit Okla
gance money and talent could add 'the local people and 'a few from homa City and has gone to Old
there were lawn3 and gardens j out of town and formed a jolly Mexico
The Mmland home contains a crowd of convivial people repre-
suite of handsome reception par- senting the varied industrial in-
ters dining rooms large and small ' terests
drawing rooms billiard palls in The enjoyment of the lunch-
the basement libraries upstairs eon goes without question and
boudoirs' study Smoking room was evinced in a highly gratify
and bed room oh the old English1 manner by the amiable spirit
' plan' ' to' sleep all the guests over °d 8o°d cheer manifested by
night " j the guests who on this auspi-
The terrace of the house fur- c0 occasion celebrated the be-
nished a fine view of the flowers inin °f a ' new epoch in the
and door yards: growth and development of the Elder S H Horre of the Enid
There were the golf links The famous couhty seat town University will preach at the
people go’ there to play- golf and) ’ Mr C N Mathewsi state re- Christian Church Sunday May
are nbt allowed to pay presentative of The Anglo- 21sc Everybody invited
'American Mill Manufacturing
Company of Owensboro Ky
: '
Sam Hawks was at Ponca City
and is lifting his best for Mayor
Walton He had the mayor at
the 101 Ranch last Sunday
E A Olmstead and wife were
at Ponca City and took in the
big show
Editor Dick Mitchell and wife
were at Ponca City Dick had
his eye peeled for political leads
List of School District Clerks and
i
Location of Schools Custer County
1 1 Con 1 Custer City School --C A Burgtorf Custer City
3 Con 3 Stafford School — Lewis Dippel Foss
4 Con 4 Independence - G L Scott Custer City
5 Con 5 Arapaho School— S L Darrah Arapaho
6 Con 6 Thomas School — Terry Tresner Thomas
Editor J W Bremer and wife 1 Jt 1 Carpenter J J Howe Carpenter
were at Ponca City and were liv- 2 Jt- 2 Union Valley— 4 mi N of Thomas H D Mathews Thomas
ing their school life over again j 3 Union 4 miles weat of CUnton Wilson Daily Arapaho
fr 4 Liberty— 8 miles west of Arapaho Roy Bonine Butler
The change of time on the train g Bozeman— 4 miles N of Moorewood W H Lowe Moorewood
The gargae was similar to a small
round house for ' the cars The
landscape gardener had under-
stood his business The trees
se® rq attractively set to please tolk on mills and milling its in
the eye There was the water in dustrial status and the import-
great concrete beds to raise the j ant part it plays in the progress
water lilliee and all of im- of town county The clos- Monday in her race for Congress
ported water plants jest attention was given to Mr From here she went to Taloga
The cost of the walks flowers Mathew’s discourse and at its TheFriaco tracka werefllted in
house and conviences must of ®®ndu8ion many pertinent ques- :
Sunday put tbj mail in here from pixlee— 3 mi N 10 W’ of Foss Mrs H W Connor Elk City
the west bolted Rock Island It n victor-1 mi S 3 E of Thomas E N Engle Thomas
alsois a great help for the pass- Friesen— 2 mi S 2 W of Weatherford A Traudt Weatherford
engers who come from the east i 3 reek - 5 mi N of Weatherford H A Lawler W’ford
Congress When it comes pV t5Sm l° 1 1S GyP“ 6 mi VV 8 N of Arapaho Boyd Hutton Arapaho
to che Farmers Union these two' -Custer City Thomas 17 McFarland-5 miN of Butler Dave Moore Butler
or even further up the line ' 18 Vicksburg— 3 mi W 9 N of Arapaho John Roush Arapaho
R JE Nelson of Clinton was e 19 Elm — 12 mi N 5 of Arapaho Mrs G B Rennison Anthon
lected president of the State 21 Sunny Slope — 2 mi E 3 N of Arapaho E L Shearer Arapabo
Grain Dealers Association 24 Pleasant Dale— 4 mi W 2 N of Thomas WW Horton Thomas
Rev S H Home preached the 26 Weatherford School-C L Nikkei Weatherford
baccalaureate sermon last Sunday 27 Jeffe’son 4 mi h2 E of Thomas W B Miller Thomas
Wot Black was a very promi- at the Christian church His 29 -Union Ridge -4 mi W 1 S of Thomas B N Kraybill Thomas
text was “The Over Plus Life” 32 Bethel— 2 mi N 1 W of Butler G W Carpenter Butler
' 33 Eureka — 3 mi N 3 E of Moorewood R Rickertson Moorewood
34 Prairie View -4 mi W 2 N Of CUster W M Rayner Custer
Plus Life”
Association Saturday Jie made Arapaho turned out and the
a speech at Cordell to tlreir eleva- minister was equal to the "occa-
tor men Isiori
Mrs Lamar Looney was here
cost uptp the millionaire class
One mah there said Kansas City
had nothing to compare with it
Fifty men were at work keep-
ing the grounds hedges trees and
flowers in line shape "
An aged Negro met you first
and bowed you into the yard
Thetir other? took you'throughrtbe
house tad others showed you the
gmundO’
The Marland home will long be
remembered by those who saw
it " r' -
COMMUNITY CLUB
tions were asked the speaker re- “d J? trains came in on their
garding the mill which showed ownack3 aamlasc Monday
the deep interest the guests took It appears
in a subject which at this time is Frank Galiap
of great moment to - the entire have the best show for the Clin-
community' ton post-office
Mr Mathews is an able milL
man and his explanation of the Ralph Roll hauls the pupils to
mill was so clear and concise that
J could not U mistake’ at “u'be“ uap”to
any point and his replies : to tte hia work wiui ease
numerous questions were very Col Anderson A Webb is now
'satisfactory With the many editing the Statesman at Okla-
fine points to recommend the homa City' The purpose of the
mill and the active interest that Statesman is to show all Demo-
is being takemby the people' in crats that only a few are fit for
this splendid and substantial office
or Frank Smith wife end
daughter returned from Ponca
City last Monday at noon '
Judge R J Shive waa at Pon-
35 Pumpkin Ridge — 3 mi S 17 W of Arapaho Jim Wilson Canute
37 Antioc— 7 mi N 3 E of Butler T H Chopliti Butler
38 Parkersburg 2 mi S 3 W of Clinton Mrs AJHaggardClinton
3 9 Mt‘ View— 14 mi N of Butler Upton Growl Butler
41 Pie Flat— 4 mi E of Hammon J A 'Burton Hammon
42 Prairie View— 4 tel W 3 of Butlar J F Davis Butler
ca City ' Hb is now 'attorney for 43 South Cedar— 3 mi S 6 W of W'forii L B McCopab W ford :
the Santa Fe and an oil company 44' Walker - 2 mi E 2 N of Butler C C Goff Butler
He was tipping the colored port- 45 Womble— 6 mi W 6 N of Arapaho David Naylor Arapaho
Forrest Strong ers for a shoe 8hin and is a
and Percy Stowe of h few rds
—
To all women interested in
’ Communitj Club Work: For two
years about a dozen ladies have
carried the responsibility of ’ the
Community Club in the Arapaho
School District
Does the community take any
interest in the work this club en-
deavors to do? If you the moth-
ers and housekeepers desire to re-
ceive the benefit which our State
College at Stillwater is' striving
to give you and if yon wish to sus-
tain the Club hero you are cordi-
ally urged to attend the next
regular meeting at the library
May 27 and help solve' some of
the problems confronting' the
organization
By order of the Committee
business enterprise it should not
e long until the mill is complet-
ed and ready to run
Dride is Guest of the
Arapaho Art 9tpdni
(Contributed)
A surprise breakfast was given
Friday morning in honor of Mrs
JohntPvy (prior to her marriage
Miss Grace GithensLl1by Tthe
Arapabo Art Class' Those jrret-
ent of the art students irwere:
Edith Blakley VUlZia ( Mills
Mary Main E va liayhunkt Mar-
rMortr'UMb Jwfr Cobb 'and
the guests were Pearle Branham
Lois Farmer MtttEfttta Thelma
Teels Anna GaUicg
: Lindsay and llOwea-
stlne and instruetcr Crs Mills
at the grove adjoin and at
if whoaa homa th bmkfast wasjyeitday jtsl’had party
i given
i
OLD HICKORY
Dave Wilson was hexe pester day
and asked 1000 questions about
politics He wants to vote against
some of them
Mrs Bunt Hendrix came in
j Wednesday td visit Relatives at
j this place Mrs W' W Hendrix
came in yesterday to visit relatives-
They live at' Southard
now
His many friends in Custer
County will be pleased to learn of
his change of luck
Charley Richardson is in Okla
homa City and still feels sorry for
Custer county’s judgment
Mayor Walton will carry both
Weatherford and Clinton
Joe and Lucy Lawton were up
from the State University to Ponce
City to attend the editorial
association
Editor Underwood of the Min-
co Mistrel was up to meet the
Custer county editors at Ponca
City
Even the business men turned
out from Clinton to repair the
Rock Island tracks so the Okla-
homa City boosters could get by
Editor P E D Underwood P
V Wilson and Clarence Stephen
son did not go away to the editors
annual frolic this year t Editor N
S De Mbtte was not able to at
1 lend
Roy Schwabe will soon put a
new Ford on the mail and bus line
the depot That is what
Arapaho needs
Andrew Jackson was a strong
slf willed president He ran the
government high handed He
dund the country surplused with
money'
Then he fought the banks- He
beloved money would1 always be here and there
a surplus on his handsi'But the v ' ' v f‘ ‘w
worst panic this country has ever' G Black waa here from
saw' came after his fight on capit- Frederick to visit bis brother Mr ne
al New York alone ' had one Black of this place - to
lundred million in failures Buti Under Sheriff Frank Royston
the old warrier met his worst de- ’ curned from Guthrie - Jim
feat with women " He"beVouVto "asey was convicted in the fed-
make the women of his family eral court and went to jail in
recognize Mrs Peggy Eaton default of his fines after a little
He cajoled threatend ®nd peter- treatment of the courts
cised those who did hot The
women had Ideas of their own’ “Big Dmwmir and Uttle Deacon
abode Peggy ' “'and 48others were arrested for
Even his niece the Mistres and' gaibbHn ‘ Sunday ’ Monday
ruler of society In the1 White the assembly Wom bat the City
packed up her trunks 1 and Hall 'In’1 C lilt tod waa ’crowded
went home rather thtahav her with' men and boyi getting up” to
judgement overruled r V' - ''thebarofjusttee to tind what
Old Hlckbrjr'made itaTely blae‘r thdy Would draw he a fine-' They
But so did hU fuse anion the wo- wOre all lucky and drew a toe
iv'jr-rw government aehoot and
Germany teettwsrandUhArapah( Tueday
taxing her Ptopte $10 ier capital '
’r ''Franco $25 England fCOand thei Foee has the best police
!Xfck MltcWl is gettikig ab SoiivS C JVvi- ih 1 to the state One business
man 46 Butler School— L J Barrett Butler
47 Lone Star ' 4 mi N 7 W1 of Anthon W S Fred Rhea
48 Locust Grove 1 mi W: Of Custer James Nail Custer
51 Anthon 1 mi W of Anthon A D Valentine Custer!
52 Moorewood School E C Cordum Moorewood
53 Mulberry 8 mi N of Weatherford Joni A Yoder Hydro
o4- Pleasant Hill a mi N 11 ET'of Arapaho H George W’fead-
57 Cottonwood 3 mi N 8 W of Foss D A Curtis Canute
58 Plymouth 2 mi W 2 N of Anthon W E Coit Anthon
59 Fairview 4 mi W 4 N of Anthon U P Patton Anthon
61 Solid Rock 6 mi E of Moorewood Geo Horst Butler
63 Normal View 4 mi E 2 S of Weacbertoid AXFolks Jr Hydro
64 Harmrny 1 mi N 4 E of We at ner ford G E Porter Hydro
65 Cedar 5 mi N 3 E of Weatherford Chas Pitzer Weatherford
66 Swan 5 mi S 5 E of Thomas airs lviary Sweeney Thomas
67 Pleasant alley 1 mi S 5 E of Thomas CO Wellman Thomas
68 Samsville 4 mi W of Buuer Car McClung Butler
71 Colter 5 mi IS 6 w of Butler A M Kennells Canute
72 Quartermaster 3 miS of Moorewood Mrs Fay Creswell M’wd
76 Summitt 3 mi S 4 E of Custer J F Dooley Indianapolis
77 Union 2 mi N 3 W of Weatherford E A Walsh Indianpolis
78 Custer 4 mi E of Moorewood C D Adkinson Moorewood
79 Cottonwood 2 mi N of Weatherfoii E H Koesler W’ford
80 Prairie Star 3 mi N 6 E of Moorewood Mrs KV Allen Butler
81 Bellview 1 mi E of Indianapolis Ed Wynn Indianapolis
2 Gyp Hill 5 mi W ot Weatherford J J Albrecht Weatherford
83 Chapel Hill 4 mi E 2 S of Clinton Chas Millspaugh CUnton
84 Red Rock 1 mi S 1 W of Indianapolis H J Hays CUnton
86 Victory 3 mi W 1 S of Arapaho O B Cabaniss Clinton
89 Edwardsville 6 mi S of Butler Ell B Davis Foss
95 Oak Creek 2 mi N 2 W of Foss Sadie Cotter1 Foss
99 Clinton School Mrs M A Foster Clinton
100 Osceola 6 mi W of Butler Dale Crow! Butler
-You need not look for a first
class wheat yield this year It
was not a first class wheat year
all around
1
Ed Medlock and Cy Henry
went to Enid Monday as I O O
F delegates t?
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Dwight Lindsey is polishing
his shovel on the ‘section in place
of John Szedeli who is off of duty
bn account of sickness'
Foster Jones who nicknamed
socks at Putman ti botne ' from a
passed
State Supt R H Wilson is
forging to the front as and lead-
in g state ring Democratic candi-
date for governor ‘
' His motto is to take the schools
out of polit(aL Who put 1 uitm
in as the most powerful political
machine in the state? Wkht
caused one man to give &P0(W to
sLU ankAAl laosharf
A FASCINATION
forcb
the state one business man
S5&
and they aiw trying to check it
abeohtelyTun-trirfhtul'
i H II Griffith hss dressed
sSsse he got his candid t
Msrgnrst Qrsy wu in Artgtho Kugh Scott ts2£f ’csurissr by
of acclamation Thty
boys tgstber
1 Alvin C Ashby has announced
achoolfor county Clerk on the Demo-
’cratlc ticket : " '
nominate1 this school-teacher?
What caused the1 same 'man to
give 4 JfiQOOp to nominate a nun
nmed Robertson(our years 'ago?
lhis mta1: Wilson is accused of
sitting on board that gave a
blanket oil Lsaae ob to the -schooL
Und £s thh vMttata were given
away that would have t kept eta'
schools with1 but a smta tax for
m TPhis is jHittifigthe rchwIsjnto
he wont elerment o politki end L&iM
thin he Nants the best dd h igh-'
test efflce la th state to take them
out of politita -t
This you see always give him
easy employment When educa
tiem would be hard dusgreeahle
ork
A postoffice has on rather
several faccinations Grown up
men and yomenr like to ask for
mail even when tney have every'
reason to believs there is no mail
'All twii admit boys and girls
like tqgo-for the mail so some
boys and girles go to the ‘ postof-
fice and the fascination is to the
ihbeting The lobby furnished a
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Lawton, Jesse Wilber. The Arapaho Bee (Arapaho, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, May 19, 1922, newspaper, May 19, 1922; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2307925/m1/1/?q=food+rule+for+unt+students: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.