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cardetl plant m making corn mal ®h JJ ter2r of the fire proof building is plastered the spouting is dust-proof and the ceiling
machinery rests on polished maple floors 1 the wa8 Tnade to produce a product that could not be excelled in
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A1 Roach drove np from Clinton Sat-
urday in a Haynes six
Leon A Jones of Putnam was in
Thomas Monday '
E D Foster and C M Ogden were
Enid visitors last week
Mrs C A D Beer is in Enid visiting
her parents
R Warffeli of Putnam was a Thom-
as visitor one day last week
T C Simpson was a Clinton visitor
Friday
J V Joy was down to Cordell the
latter part of the week
Geo Hunt of Burmah was in town
Saturday
C F Gartner of Oak wood was in
Thomas Sunday and Monday
Frank WaddeU cashier of the Put-
nam State bank was in town Saturday
Grant Kerr left today for Texas
where be has some land to look after
Dan Mock of Rocky was in town Sat-
urday and Sunday visiting old friends
Mrs' Joe Rowland of Custer was
shopping in Thomas Saturday
Miss Anna Langbehn of Putnam vis-
ited her friend Mias Morea Morefleld
Saturday and Sunday
Mrs R Bradbridge and her mother
left Tuesday for Lyons Kansas where
they will reside ' ' r-
H Woolridge and family moved to
Fay Friday where
summer
Ben Monroe of Clinton and A E
Darnell of Arapaho came to Thomas
Thursday
- D B Raff and family visited friends
at Canute Saturday They returned
Tuesday N
Miss Ruth Baxter R N at the
Thomas hospital left Monday to visit
her parents at Cleo
Mrs C D Haynie returned Friday
from Kansas where she has been on an
extended visit
T C Simpson was io Clinton Wed-
nesday closing up some deals that he
- bad made
Geo Kuzmic
Tuesday
L K Jones made a
Altus the of the week
A J Cole and J C Slabaugh went
to Kansas City Saturday
J S Crowdis and G( W Salmons
went to Weatherford Tuesday and will
remain there about 10 days
Mr and Mrs Frank Catron left
Tuesday for Oklahomy City where
they will locate on the J W Wheeler
farm
R C Jaycox roedmaster and J L
Payton general foreman of B & B
department Orient Railroad were in
Thomas Thursday
Sam Mullholland T F A of Orient
at Wichita was in Thomas Thursday
visiting the merchants
R A MacDonnell and son of Enid
visited Mr! and Mrs Lon Preston Sun-
day and Monday
C A D Beer and Dr T A
Jones left Sunday to attend a Dentist’s
convention at Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs J E Stambaugh mov-
ed into the property vacated by Mr
Woolridge
Miss Mosley a high school teacher in
the Custer schools visited at the home
of Mr and Mrs C Millard Saturday
L B Haver manager of the Hocka
travelogues
CHAPTER VIII (Continued) '
We then met F E Stambaugh who live on the Crawford farm 5
miles south of Thomas Frank was born in Illinois September 8
1873 His wife was formerly Carrie Hardin They were mar-
ried Jan 7 1897 and moved to Oklahoma in 1909 They have a fine
family of five children two boys and three girls Frank handed us
- J- H- G"lfc le5for?ay: the wherewith to bring The Tribune to his home for another year
I® mile north ofTho p1d
has been visiting his daughter Mrs T dollar on subscription He owns 280 acres of land 15 fine horses
B Hinson be past six months The I and mules 19 head of cattle and 50 hogs He was born in Illinois
Mr and Mrs N B Miller Boy
Mr and Mrs E Rossiter Boy
Mr and Mrs uranville Greene T
Tribune will go to him for one year
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CHURCH CHIMES
I in 1866 moved from Illinois to Texas from Texas to Oklahoma in
11889 For the past 14 years he has lived near Thomas
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UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
Sunday will be a big day at the U B I
church There will be special music
at all the services At the 10 a m
service the Thomas orchestra will fur-1
nish the music and at the 11 a m
service Mrs Lida R Marsh will favor
the church with a solo Miss Cowley I
will sing at the evening service The
regular services this week
Sunday School 10:00 a m
Preaching — 11:00 a m
Y P S C E 700 p m
8:00 p m
Preaching —
u a naver Prayer meeting (Wednesday) 7:30 p m
dav Hardware store returned Sunday i Children’s church (Thursday) 4:15 p m
3 - - - - - ' v J M Powell Pastor
extended business trip to I
t '
Quite a - number of the citizens of
Thomas attended R K Ogden’s sale
Thursday Of course the big free
lunch ‘ took lots of them out there
Infill j uiv v ws vv
he will farm this I Everything sold well
stopped in Thomas
aOOOCOCCQCCCOOOOOOOOP
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IUst Bargains in '
SILVERWARE
ever offered -
‘ v
in Thomas
A FEW SPECIMEN PRICES
One Set
1847 Rogers Knives and
Forks was fllOO now J490
One Set - '
1847 Rogers Tablespoons
was f450 now 4180
One Set
1847 Rogers Dessert Spoons
was 44-50 now 31S
One Set
1847 Rogers Tea Spoons
was $250 now 4183
We are making special low
prices on every article in Sil-
verware in the store for quick
sale
D B RAFF
' The (Jeweler
“On the Corner”
- S
E W Forbes
Monday while enroute from Putnam to
Fay Mr Forbes has been teaching
school in Distrcit 83 Dewey pouuty
and has just closed a successful term
L A Woody and J H Anderson of
Weatherford were in town Thursday
faking hands with old friends and
seeing after business matters -
Attorney Geo T Webster of Clin-
ton was in town Friday on business
and calling on The Tribune force
Mr Webster is always welcome in
Thomas
Mr and Mrs J C Catron are now
located at Clare more where Mrs Cat-
ron hopes to improve her health She
has not yet fully recovered from a
paralytic stroke
J E Curds and daughter Blondell
of Aledo spent Friday with Mr and
Mrs J L Glenn Miss Blondell went
to Weatherford Saturday morning
where she will attend Normal
The U B and M E church ball
boys are practicing every evening It
will only be a short time until the sea-
son will open Every one will get the
fever and some close games will be
played-
Mrs H H Kuper returned home last
Tuesday from Arkansas City where she
baa been in the sanitarium for three
weeks Her many friends will be glad
to know that her health is much im-
proved Harry ' Reed living east of town
shipped to Oklahoma City last Monday
85 bead of hogs that averaged 251 lbs
each and brought him 43-80 per hun-
dred Mr Reed is feeding two cars of
fine hogs yet
J W Lawton editor of the Arapaho
Bee was in town Saturday shaking
hands with his many friends Mr
Lawton has been in the newspaper
business ' twenty-three years' and says
he likes to get out and get the fresh
air and sunshine
Last Thursday while "strolling
around town our attention was called
to a wagon containing two bales of cot-
ton As there is not mnch cotton rais-
ed around Thomas there is not much
coming in In ’ fact we think the two
bales Thursday were the only ones in
town this winter
BY MARGARET SHAW
Dr and Mrs Gaede their daughter
Eva and Mr Belz of Weatherford
spent Sunday at the home of Mr and
Mrs J C Bender
M K Simpson and family drove to
Clinton Sunday and while there took
dinner with Dr W M Arnold and
family
PLEASANT HILL
The farmers are busy sowing oats
J A Lawter and family visited his
brother Henry several days this week
- Mr Fisher visited at ' Arapaho ana
Clinton Saturday and Sunday
' The many friends of J W Ashby
are glad to see him once more able to
be out in bis car -Miss
Fleda Hasty has been enjoying
a visit at home the past few days
Miss Emma Zweifel spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks
Mr Weese was a business visitor at
Thomas Saturday
Ed and John Mosburg are visiting in
Cloud county Kansas
The neighbors gathered last Thurs-
day to surprise Miss Katie Zweifel it
being her birthday There were about
30 guests AU brought well filled bas-
kets and two long tables were loaded
with the best of every thing The day
was enjoyed by all present Miss
Zweifel was the recipient of some nice
presents All departed wishing Miss
Zweifel many more happy birthdays
A Ge4 Skew
The colored ministrels were witness-
ed by a large and appreciative audience
here last Tuesday evening - It is very
seldom we get to see as good a minstrel
show as this one except in the larger
dtiee The darkies were right there
both in singing and dancing and were
enoored to almost every number The
show carries a fine brass band which
rendered some excellent music — Genes-
co Post ’ Thomas Saturday March 20
To Prevent Blood Poisoning
tpply at ones tha wondeHal old reliable DE
PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL a sur-
gical dressinx that relieves pain sod heals al
lime Mot a liniment- 2ScS0etL8a
It is cheaper to buy
wholesome fruits than
it is to pay vdoctor
bills Aaweet juicy
orange' or a slice of
luscious pineapple is
more pleasant to "take’
than a dose of Calomel
" Eat fruit and avoid
irritating weakening
purgative medicines
Fruits are nourishing
too and easy to digest
It is absolutely nec-
essary to eat them to
"carry off” heavy meats
Our 'fruits are always
the "choicest"
q Our car of Minkler
Apples has arrived
They are fine eating
apples Call us up
and let us deliver you
some at $125 per bu
They are selling fast
Model Grocery’
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If you have a House Barn or other building
which you wish to have moved from present
location to some other lot or to the country
it will pay you to see me for estimate Prices
reasonable Phone 111
C P MARVEL