The Guymon Herald. (Guymon, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 12, 1912 Page: 2 of 8
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GOOD
V DEVOE PAINT
The *ay to reckon the cost of
painting ia to put both costs together
—the <ost of paint, snd of putting
it costs as mu<-h to put on one paint
as another; if you use as many
gallons of one paint as another, the
. puttlng-on cost is the same.
But if you use Devoe Lead-and-
Zirn Paint you'll use less gallons by
half or a third. Hundreds of cases
prove that Devoe requires less gal-
lons than any other paint for the
same service.
Buy by the name: Devoe.
A2 WAXSER * HAMILTON. Agts.
attorneys-notaries
P. HINKK DALE
Lawyer
General practitioner in all courts
J 8 HARRIS J E BRKSL1N
HAHHDi * BRBIUK.
Attorneys at law V 8. land office j
practice a specialty Office. lirst door
of Sununrra <* 8on> store, Quymon,
Pint National bank building. Texhoma,
i tklahoma
GLEASON 4t RltEKLIN
Attorneys snd counselors at law Court j
work s ipecialt). Practice in all courta
romtnercial law and loaning. Office in
Summers building
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS
Overcoats
for Wintry
Winds
Coats tkat keep tke winds on Hvc outside an<J the
warmth on the ihside and carry plenty cf present day style
—this Is the Overcoat for you.
In the shops of
Goldman, Beckman &r Co.,
Cincinnati,
every force and
every resource known to present Jay tailoring is used in the
beautiful line of outer garments that are made by them, and
arc now at our store for your approval.
TKe model in length and shape, and the fabric In shade
and weave It here—all reasonably priced.
of thousands of dollars last aummer
and winter Now that it has started
again, after a few months of apparent
safety. It would be well to take all
possible steps to stamp it out before
it ia scattered far and wide as it was
last season.—Medforu Star.
The clerk of the probate court is-
sued a license to Wni. Gelden,
and Mrs. Gertrude Lahle, 58, both
of Mulhall. They tried to have priest
and pastor marry them, but it was
noised about that the woman had
managed to secure from the old man
aonie kind of a 'contract" under
which she would have become pos-
sessed of all his property, and on the
protest of his family there was no one
to be found who would perform the
necessary ceremony. When Judge
Strang was finally appealed to late
in the day. he investigated the « ase
and found about all the allegations
were true, and that the woman had
placed a document on file in the re-
corder's office which would virtually
make the old man dependent ou the
woman, and the judge refused to
marry them. She was finally pre-
vailed upon to release the contract
and they were made man and wife—
at least for the present.—Guthrie
Star.
K. B HAYES. M. IK
Physician and Surgeon. Headquarters
at Wanser A Hamilton's drug store.
Guymon, Oklahoma.
C. Summers
OVER
OKLAHOMA
ernor claiming he is u private and
the only Confederate private in the
South, there being thousands of col-
A sensible, practical g'rl at Okla- onelg un(, KeneralH. He win w n
homa City seems to have captured a p,,op|e d,,arlv ,()U. a moI18troslty>
If We were Voting Again
As the boys used to say, let us
supposin' a case. Suppose you could
clip forty years off your life, more or
less; suppose some other fellows
could do likewise; suppose Instead of
being a loan agent. Louis Kitterman
was a fat. rolypoly boy with sun-
burned calves; and Bill McHaley was
a big Irish boy with a sore toe; and
Jack Shea had just got done pulling
the cockleburs in the bottom field
and J. 1). Cannon was a boy instead
of a !>ank cashier, and the wheat was
| stacked and Johnny had a half day
passed upon by the board, they would I off.
never get past, observes the Chicka- And suppose the whole bunch
sha Express. should come down the other side of
tlie street, barefooted and wearing
A Texas man is running for gov-| homemade trousers and bedecking
suspenders; and suppose one of them
should thrust two fingers iu his
month and emit a shrill whistle; and
another boy should hold up two fin-
Sons
DH. J. A. GRECOIRE
office in First National Bank building.
Office phone. No. Residence phone
REALTY DEALERS
DALE & GILSON
leading land men of the Southwest
Oklahoma. Kansas and Texas Farms and
Ranciits for sale.
CONTRACTORS
B. M. UALL1NGER
Contractr and Builder. Estimates and
plans and specifications carefully given
Office with Pond & Conley Lumber Co.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor. Township
woik a specialty. CSuymon, Oklahoma.
W. A. INGHAM
civil engineer and surveyor Townslt
work a specialty Guymon. Oklahoma
CHURCH DIRECTORY
Guymon Business
University
With the business world demanding s higher degree of
efficiency than ever before. It is essential that your son—or
daughter—should have every advantage in preparation.
The Guymon Business University has thorough and prac-
tical courses in Shorthand. Typewriting, Bookkeeping. Actual
Bus nes8 Practice, Penmanship and Mathematics. Individual
instruction by experienced teachers. Courses are equal to
those taught by the leading Business Colleges. Write now for
catalog and full information.
Geo. L. Grogan,
PHONE No. 73
Proprietor and
Manager
BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday school at i«:50 a. m.; preaching
at 11:00 a. m. and ":3u p m . each Sunday.
Prayer meeting W«dnwdt}' f-venlngs.
E. 3 ATWOOD, Pastor.
B. Y. P V. meets every Sunday even-
ing at 7:30, First Baptist church. Geo. L.
Grogan, president.
M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH
Corner Roosevelt avenue and 7th street
Sundav school each Sunday morning at
10 a "m.. N. E. Nance, superintendent.
Preaching *\ery Suniay «' Ij a m ano
S:00 p. in E. R. WELCH, Pastor.
genuine white Blave audit, all right.
— Guthrie Star.
says the Enid Events.
Another Oklahoma bandit away
from home Is shot at New Orleans. |
Seem all to have leTt the state when
they saw the state tax levies.
land in the poor house
nal.
Governor Cruce issued his procla-
mation declaring the bill providing
for the direct election of I'nited
States senators to be in full force
and effect. The measure carried by
A mule has the merriest tw nklej"" overwhelming majority at the re-
in his eye just before he kicks thej('ent P*"tmaries.
hardest: Keep your eye on the hu-
man imitators. Yates Center News. When the north-bound Frisco
I train rolled in at Chickasha, a very
There are a good many ways or unobtrusive looking trunk was un-
making a living, but the family that j loaded from the baggage car. Also.
Ilaven .lour-; said trunk, and that person was none
| other than U. S. Marshal Thomas
Burke, accompanied by the sheriff s
Haskell denies the rumor that he ' "-e. The '",nk contained 4.1
is to move to Oklahoma City to pra. - '',iar,« o1 whiskey which was prompt-
lire law. After looking at the way «onhscated and transferred to the
Oklahoma City voted !n the senator- t,ourt house.
ial race, we had some doubt about
the report ourself. Jet Visitor. Some of our democratic exchanges
say that Wilson's speeches do uot cre-
A Bartlesville man told another to- ate enthusiasm because they are
day: "If your head was trimmed too deep and scholarly to be under-
down to tit your brain, a pecan shell, stood and appreciated by the corn-
would make a wide-brimmed hat for mon rabble. Probably true; but we
your head " That ought to start have noticed that the man, whom
something, says the Enterprise j the "common rabble" cannot under-
stand. seldom understands the "com-
As soon as a boy gets so he can mon rabble." If Woodrow wishes
tell the barber he wants a shave, | to pose as a great commoner, be
without blushing, lie begins to tell | should discard his Bostonese and
about how things have changed since talk United States — Renttow Trib-
he was a kid Renfrow Tribune. une.
The moving picture reels all dls- Hog cholera has atfuin gotten a
play at the end the encouraging state- good start in this conin.unity We
merit ^ Passed by the National Board are informed byt a part > iiwng in the
of Censorship." If some of the J neighborhood that practically all the
worm-eaten, disgust ngly absurd and hogs are Infected about three or four
Immoral jokes which some of the al- miles north of town. This disease
leged vaudeville artists gei off were <ost the fanners of Grant county tens
Buy It
••
NOW
• •
We have recently received a splendid new line of Stude-
baker Wagons and Buggies. If you need either, you should
buy it now. The prices are right.
Fix up the well so you will always have plenty of
water for the stock. Our line of windmills, pipe, casing,
well supplies, etc., is always complete.
See the New Harness and Saddles. The Oil Stoves, Porch
Furniture, Hammocks, Refrigerators, Ice Cream Freeters, and
other Sunmmertlme Necessities are worthy of your attention.
Langston Hardware Co.
Hardware and
Implements
Guymon, Okla
leaders In
Low Prices
gers and beckon lo you—what would
you do, hey.
1 know. It would be the river for
you for all of yon. You'd go to the
old swlmmin' hole and mud-crawl
and splash water and dive and tread
water; and you'd tie knots in Louie s
shirtsleeves, and throw mud on Jack
Shea when he went to dress, anil
there would be a fight or two, and
you'd bust buttons and pull hair and
have a great time; and coming back
you'd sneak into Sample's orchard
and steal apples and swipe some of
his watermelons. And at night you'd
kneel down by your mother's knee
and say your "Now I lay me "
and after you were sound asleep
your mother would go 'nto your room
to see that you were not sleeping in
a draught, and go out saying to her-
self. "Bless his little innocent soul.
And all the foregoing, because the
writer feels the need of a vacation:
and yet knows there is never a real
vacation except the carefree time and
the joyous comradeship that comes
to youngsters in their barefoot days
when the tasks are done, and there
is neither past nor future, but only
the blissful present E. E. Kelley in
the Toronto, (Kansas.) Republii an.
Some official statistics are being
furnished the public which seem to
prove that in China the opium habit
has been banished and the Chinese
have gone to smoking cigarettes.
The march of civilization has been
too much for the dreamy hour drug
hut it has brought with It the snippy
cigarette and the attendant stained
fingers and bad breath.
This is the way of the world
The l.ord puts in a chapel and the
devil establishes a transfer station.
Missionaries go to hen'hen lands
and so do booze and boodl'ng.
This is no argument against the
building of chapels and the sending
of missionaries, but it is to show the
necessity of keeping up the good
work, the bad will keep up itself.
Education doesn't make a man
better unless it is accomplished b>
i liaracter An educated rascal is the
worst rascal An educated 'nfldel
the worst infidel. An educated na-
tion like our own. without a basis of
religion and honor, will go to the
devil faster than a nation of incom-
petents.
There is more danger to America
now from frivolity anil la< k of re-
spect for law than there is from ig-
norance at home or attacks from out-
side The struggles between the good
and the bad goes along in the iutel
lectual center as well as in the slum.
Of course it will come out all
right in the end The nilllenium will
finally arrive and everybody will he
happy and good But it will be the
result of a dickens of a lot of hard
work and there is no Indication that
the time is near when man will be
good without a fight within himself.
M. E. CHURCH
Sunc.av school at 10 a ni Preachine a<
11 v m and 7.30 p. in Children's meeting
1pm Kpworth League 6:*' p m Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening*.
A E HEN it V. Pastor
First National Bank,
of Guymon, Oklahoma
Capital and Surplus . $28,000.00
Our officers are exjwrienced bankers, and our policy ia
liberal, yet conservative, and every proper accommodation la
extended depositors. Our great desire is to serve our customers
faithfully.
YOUR account, whether large or small, la cordially
Invited.
WE PAY FOUR PER ITS NT. INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS.
We do business today as though we expected to do
business with you tomorrow.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Guymon.
ST. PETER'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Services and Sunday school second Sun-
day in every month.
A. MONNOT. Pastor
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Sundav school at lu:00 a m. Prayer
meeting and Bible study Tuesday at 8:00
l> m Services at 11:00 a. in. and &:«> p. m.
each Lord's day We welcome all to
meet with us
W. HENRY WARREN, Pastor
LODGE DIRECTORY.
GUYMON LODGE NO. 83*.
A. F. At A. M.
Meets first and third Thursdays of each
month All Master Masons cordially In-
vited to attend. R. B. Hayes, W. M ;
W D. Youtsler. secretaiy.
Builders
and Shelf Hardware, Tinware, Enamelware, Stoves, and
Ranges. A fine line always on hand.
WE CAN INTEREST YOU
with our splendid line of Hand-made Harness. Shoe and
harness repair shop in connection.
Mathews Hardware Co.
Second Door South of First National Bank
GUYMON, OKLA.
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I. O. O. F. LODGE.
Guymon Lodge No. 415. I. 0. O F. meets I
every Friday night. C S. Baxter, N. G.;
Homer Saite-- V. G.; Kent Jackson
seretary; W. D. Youtsler, treasurer. En-
campment nwts every second and fourth
Monday nights.
MYSTIC RKHEKAH LODGE
Meets every first and third Monday-
nights in Masonic hall. Visiting broth-
ers and sister cordially Invited to attend
mertin*;* Julia Blackburn, N. G.; Mrs
Hugh E. James. Secy.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS LODGE.
Meets every first and third Tuesday
nights. Ed F Ha*e!ton, C. C.; L. B
Sneed. K. R. S.
ROYAL ARCH CHAITF.R
Meets every second Wednesday ntpht
All members cordially Invited. Geo. E
Ellison, H P ; I. M. I.ightner, secre-
tary
[ ( V. I... M..... • . ' '
. '<awtri£.-suuj^xn[
Or in doubt where to go
for the best lumber and
building material, let us
help you down.
Star Lumber Company,
RROTHER1IOOD OF YEOMEN
4«th Star Homestead No 16S1. Guymon.
Oklahoma. meets In Masonic hall second
and fourth Tuesday nights of each
month. Visiting brothers and sisters
cordially invited. W. G. Hughes, H. F :
M Ttarre. Cor.
ORDUI of EASTERN STAR.
Order of Eastern Star meet* second and
fourth Thursday of each month. All members
curdiallv invited Josephine Ecker. W. M
Am\ Balrd. Secretary
Wil/IMMJON
HAFFNDRCD
ENGRAVERS-PRINTERS
Dr. LIGHTNER
Modern Dentlatry
First National Bank Building
IJOST
A roll of screen wire, between Ouy«
mon and Cold water. Finder please
leave at this office and receive lib-
eral reward. 2.r.t3
Conault Curns, the contractor,
about your heating. Practical Instal-
lation. 26tf
CUTS
DBNVER, COI/Q
SOUTH SIDE
Wagon and
Feed Yard
ALFALFA HAY
PER IIA1JS 416 G.
Thla hay ia new and fresh
and juat put up In fine ahape.
Call at once, only a limited
amount.
Vanderhoofven
& Company
Advertise It In the Herald.
I. L. ENNIS
Town Poperty for Sale
Ennis Loan & Realty Co.
GUYMON, OKLA
BARGAINS IN OKLAHOMA AND TEXAS FARMS AND
RANCHES
OPPORTUNITIES FOR INVESTMENT UNEQUALLED
IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR FARM OR
TOWN PROPERTY LIST IT WITH ME NOW
Guymon Garage and Machine Co.
Agents for
Buick Hupmobile
and
Interstate Overland
AUTOMOBILES
Gaorge Roust, the well known machlnlat, Is now with
us. Hit work apeaka for itaef. Bring In your repair work.
Wa guarantee aatlafaction. No Job too large or too small.
Remember our drivers will take you anywhere you
want to go—prices reasonable.
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Zimmerman, Warren. The Guymon Herald. (Guymon, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 12, 1912, newspaper, September 12, 1912; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc274001/m1/2/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.