The Oklahoma Safeguard. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 18, 1905 Page: 4 of 4
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Locals and Personals.
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The Macedonia Baptist Church
baptized 6 converts Sunday after-
Miss Sallie Floyd and brother
of Langston, Okla., are visiting
in the city.
A voung woman in Missouri
gave'a party for a girl friend the
other day and forgot to invite
her.
It seems natural for women ti
love brave men. A woman in
Kansas said that she fell in love
with a man and married him be-
cause he was so bravo that he
was'nt afraid to carry a revol
ver.
The concert by the Macedonia
Baptist Church at the Probate j
Court house Saturday night was
a success from start to finish.
A new cure for tardiness has
been found by a pretty young
lady teacher in Browing, Mo
She offered a kiss to the first ar-
rivals at school each morning.
The next morning at 5 o'clock
three young men were seen roos-1
ting on the fence and by six all
the boys of the school and two
directors hail put in an appear-
ance.
Mrs. L. Phenix of S. Broad I
has put in a 'Phone.
Mr. G. A. Windsor has moved
his harl>er shop down in the new
cellar of his old building. He is
now well prepared to wait on
the public.
Miss Glenn, an employee at I
the Guthrie Progress office, was
a pleasant caller at the Safeguard
office last Monday.
Dr. H. W. Conrad made a
trip to Meridian last Thursday.
Mr. W. Patton made a trip to
Boley, I. T., last Saturday.
Miss Pinkie Lee Jackson pass-
ed through the city last Monday
en route back to Langston
school.
Misses Beulah Wigley and
Shepherd were callers at this of-
fice last Monday evening.
Rev. G. G. Brown of Seward,
Okla., was in the city last Satur-
day; while here he called to see
us and left his subscription.
Mr. Russell of Langston, Okla.,
was in the city one day this week.
Hon. Wm. Harrison, of Oklaho-
ma City, was in town this week.
A Soiree was given at the resi-
dence of Miss V. Johnson last
Sunday evening. All who were
present enjoyed themselves to
the highest.
Mrs. H. C. Bruce, the popular
dressmaker, and her charming
daughter, who was one of the
teachers in the Sango Baptist
College, Muskogee, I. T., were
in the office Tuesday. They can
be found at 411 South 6th Street,
The editor returned last Satur-
day from his trip in the South.
Mrs. C. A. Buchanan opened
the doors of her residence last
Tuesday from 2 p. m. to 6 p. in.,
for the entertainment of her
many friends. The Spider Webb
was the center of attraction. All
had a gay time with plenty of
music.
Mrs. S. A. Cames invites her
Of a man's life and much of his money is
spent in his Clothes, and strange it may
seem, the better Clothes he buys the less
it cost him to keep well dressed. Its the
Quality and Durability, and the
ALL AROUND SUPERIORITY
for the price we are selling that makes our
high grade Clothing the most economical
in the end. We have Hen's Suits for $5,
$7.50, $10 and up, two=thirds less than
others will ask you for same quality.
Special.
Boys' 75o All wool Knee
HetoM 48c
Boys' Double
Breasted Cheviot Suit*
strong hihI durable,
splendid S'J.fiO value
Our I*rlce $1.75
Boys' Pretty
BiiHaln BIoiim- Sulla,
All wool They art* the
wirt others ask 98.BO.
I' a I a i! e *ell them
For $2.48
Summer Weight
Balbriggan
Underwear
Shirt have French neck,
ami Drawers double
seated Mo value
Palace price
25c
Cotton % hose
Silk embroidered
■tripes and figures, al-
so fast Black and
Brown only 10c or 3
ttlr <"' 25c
Everything in the House is marked in plain
Figures and Sold at One Price to All.
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-♦►The Monrovia-*-
Meridian Seminary.
..Is The Place to get..
Good Meals and Clean Beds.
Board and Lodging By the Day or Week.
WHIT ELLIS, Prop.,
W. Harrison Ave., - - - .
The Crescent C. 0. D. Grocery
..Keeps fresh Staple and fancy..
■* GROCERIES.
The Prices are right
FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE IN THE CITY
Try 'Em Once, \
1 15 SOUTH 2ND ST.
C. C. KINNEY.
Meridian, Miss., May 13. The
j Meridian Baptist Seminary closed
a very successful session, begin-
ning May 7th and ending May
10th. The schcol was closed in
the new building that has l>een
a long felt necessity. The school
is fostered by the churches of the
H East Mississippi Baptist Conven-
0 tion. Prof. G. M. Reese, prin-
GuthrU, O. T. | j> cjpaj an,i Mrs. G. M. Reese, ma-
~~ tron with the present faculty.
While attending the closing
j exercises of the Baptist Seminary
the Oklahoma Safeguard was
not forgotton. Enclosed please
find $1.00 for the Oklahoma
Safeguard, J. W. Smith, comer
11th St., 34th ave, Meridian,
Miss. The reporter will do
j more for the Safeguard-.
Yours in Christ
A. C. Campbell,—Scooba or
Winona.
BOTH 'PHONES.
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H. W. CONRAD,"
A. M., M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Special attention given to
Diseases of Women and
Chronic Diseases.
FIFTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE#
OFFICE HOURS: 8:30 to 11
a. m. and 3 to 6. p. m.
BOTH 'PHONES.
Treatmetby mail if desired.
Address, Drake B'ld'g.
GUTHRIE, OKLA.
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Water Valley, Miss.
See the new ''ad" in our paper
this week and go while bargains
are on.
Decoration Day at Island Park
on the 30th inst. Base ball and
all other kinds of sports for the
young people.
The ladies of the A. M. E.
Church served refreshments at
the residence of Mr. Robert Pru-
itts, 711 E. Perkins Avenue, on
the 17th inst.
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PERRY, OKLAHOMA.
friends to be present at her home,
Friday from 2 p. m. to 10 p. m.
Lunches served for 15c. The
money goes for the Missionary
Society.
Mr. R. T. Stewart is forging
ahead with his Associaton and is
doing a land office business. The
people are all well pleased.
A big rally at the First Baptist
Church on the 4th Sunday inst.
$300.00 must come.
The Ministers' Union of this
city was called at the C. M. E.
Church last Wednesday morning
at 10 a. m.
The Macedonia Baptist Church
baptized six candidates last Sun-
day. Pastor Lyons officiated.
The concert at the Probate
Court Room last Saturday night,
given by the Macedonia "Baptist
Church, was a grand success]
A game of base ball was here
last Saturday between Langston
and Guthrie. At night the 20th
Century Social Club gave an en-
tertainment to entertain the
guests from Langston.
Baptizing at the First Baptist
Church on the 1st Sunday in
June. Everybody come.
Street cars are expected to lie-
gin running next Sunday. Have
you got a nickel?
The Odd-Fellows and House-
hold of Ruth had their annual
sermon at Mount Zion Baptist
Church last Sunday at 3 p. in.,
with pastor Nightengale behind
the throne. The nouse was
crowded to see the grand proces-
JOHN ALEXANDER, REPORTER.
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We had two very hard rains
on Friday and Saturday, and a
small storm on the Northeast
and blew down Mr. Barnetichuk-
er's house, and many people
feared that we would have a
general storm. Storms never
visit our territory, especially the
towns where they don't have
any objection to any person liv-
ing in them just so they behave
themselves.
This week the Prospect church
is having revival, which began
Sunday night. Sunday was a
very nice day and the churches
were all nicely attended.
The A. M. E. Methodist
church will have an entertain
ment at Mrs. Everlina Hanlet's
residence Thursday evening be
ginning at 4 o'clock lasting un
til 7 o'clock. She will spare no
pains in waiting on the guests.
Everybody is invited to attend.
B. J. Woodrapt has for ladies
and gents the latest styles for
the summer season and a large
stock of them, also a good line
of groceries. He is a friendly
man to trade with. Call and
see him.
Mr. C. T. Taliaferro has
large line of groceries on hand
and more coming in on every
freight train. He keeps on hand
fresh strawberries fresh from
the vine—two boxes for a quart-
er of a dollar.
We are going to have gas
now, engine and new supplies of
material on the ground. They
will go to work as soon as they
can get the engine placed, and
we will have gas or oil in the
next 500 feet.
The young men of this city
| matched the teams and played a
1 game of base ball and tneir re-
ceipts went for the benefit of the
Has well.
♦
A good many boys of this
| town nave been arrested for steal-
ing flowers four or five times in
the past week. We hope they
will catch every last one of
them.
Advertise in the
-SAFEGUARD—
And increase your business.
DIED AT PICKENS, MISS.
Dear Editor: My grandmoth-
er departed this life May theSth.
She lived a Christian life for
years. She was 08 years old.
Her funeral will be attended the
5th Sunday in July, at Madver-
nize Baptist church, by Rev.
Benford. She leaves a husband
and seven children and a host of
friends to mourn her lost.
Yours,
Thomas Franklin.
80 Acre Farm For Sale.
I have an 80 acre farm for
sale just 14 miles north-west of
Guthrie, and 3 miles south from
Crescent, O. T. Will sell cheap.
Part cash and balance on good
notes. The land will raise good
corn, cotton, or wheat. Good
water, good school and church.
For terms address.
Richard Quarles,
Crescent City, O. T.
BEFORE - LOCATING
Write or Cali On
Hill Mercantile Land & Loan Co.,
(INCORPORATED.!
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.
WE SELL, LEASE OR RENT.
j*- These Lands are Owned Absolutely by Freedmen. j*
RESPECTFULLY,
Hill Mercantile Company,
BEGGS' IND. TER.
A. Q. Hill, Pres.
M. A. Wade, Sec.
A .P. Fisher, Treas.
8. 8. James, Gen. Mgr.
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DR. J. P. JAY SPEAKS.
He Is Pastoring In Memphis
With Success.
REV. A. A. COSEY.
Is Elected Corresponding Secre-
tary of the National Baptist
Benefit Association.
Rev. W.
A. Holmes, Corres-
ponding Secretary of the Nation-
al Baptist Benefit Association,
located at Helena, Ark., died on
May 5th. His funeral was at
tended on Sunday at Centennial
er.
The Executive Board of the
Benefit Association met on May
8th and elected Rev. A. A. Cosey
to fill the office made vacant by
the death of Rev. Holmes. Rev.
Cosey has taken charge of the
office. He is well prepared and
the work will be safe in his
hands.
Memphis Tenn.,
May 8th, 1905.
Mr. Editor, allow me a say
through the columns of your ex-
cellent journal, for the satisfac-
tion of my many friends in' Baptist Church, Dr. eVo Mor-
Guthrie. I have been informed j ris pastor.
by several communications from j Rev- Holmes was a loyal work
friends in your city, that it has
been published by some mali-
cious person in Guthrie, that
since myself and family located
in this city; that I have been
set upon by a mob, badly treat-
ed, threatened with lynching
and driven from the city. There
was never anything more mali-
ciously false published. On my
arrival here, I was called to
pastor the Salem Baptist church,
the second largest Baptist church
in the city; which position I ac-
cepted and by the help of God
1 am holding it at this time.
The church at the time of call-
ing your humble servant, had
for sometime lieen in a confused
condition. At present by the
aid of the Holy Spirit the church
is at jieace and in a prosperous
condition. On the 7th inst was
communion day, we had a
great out-pouring of the Holy
Spirit. Seven were added to
the church for baptism. I am
glad to inform my friends of
Guthrie, who are interested in
my well fair and the cause of
our Master, that myself and
wife were met by a host of our
friends with open hands
and hearts. We have not had
any ill words from any source , _ ., ,
since coming here, aside from Cistern Builder, Cleaner
pastoring I am engaged in the and Repairer,
practice of medicine with office at |1I1W n , , , „ . _..
ii v w , , 1215 w. Cleveland Ave., - Guthrie, Okla.
the JN. E. corner of Iowa and
Arkansas Avenues.
J. P. Jay, D. D., M. D.
Dr. Jay has many friends in
this city who are more than glad
to hear of his well doing. Send
MISS SARA BLACK,
• Dressmaking.
Your Patronage Solicited.
Bell 'Phone 280
1002 E. Springer Av
GUTHRIE . . OKL/>
FOR ALL KINDS OF
JOB WORK,
O. H. SPRAINGS
THE WELL K1I0WN
Brick & Stone Jobber
§ma practical plasterer*
us the news from your city each
week Doctor.—Editor.
Send Your
JOB WORK TO THE
OKLAHOMA - SAFEGUARD
:|:MRS.H. C. BRUCE,j
^DRESS nAKlNQ^-
Plaln Sewing, Men's and Boy's
Shirts A Sspecialty.
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ATISFACTION
GUARANTEE
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411 S. 6th St.
I GUTHRIE, - 01
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DR. A. C. JACKSON,
Physican & Surgeon,
Office:—DRAKE BUILDING,
U5 1-2 S. 2nd St. 'Phone 169.
RESIDENCE—
410 W Vilas Ave. 'Phone 633
GUTHRIE, OKLA.
SUMMERLAND, MISS.
I Dear Editor: Please allow me
I to say the Board meeting of the
First Sweet Pilgrim met at
Hopewell, Smith county, on the
last fifth Sunday. We found
The celebration and Thanks-1 church in good shape. God
giving services held by the 1.0. was with us there. Both of our
of S. and D. of C. won many ] men that we sent out were there
compliments for that Order. anj who made their report of
Everything done by choir, paper their field of work. Elder J. H.
reader, speaker and preacher is! parn an(j Elder J. M, Gipson
said to have been well done. both preached for us Sunday.
Elder P. J. Johnson of Coffe-y We had a fine gathering. We
ville attended services at the will meet at Ora, on G. and S.
services
Baptist church Sunday night.
It was an oversight that we
failed to note the long absence
and return of Mr. Richard Per-
ry-
I. R. R., in July.
Yours for Christ,
J. J. Page.
PAULDING, MISS.
session at
Court is no\. ... —
Elder W. Byles was in town PauMi mss > this week>
last Friday and attended Church Judge Cra.kel presiding. The
at night. 1 jail is full of the boys. He says
Elder Scales was a guest of | that it is the young white man
Elder A. R. Williams last week. | and the young Negro that are
doing so much meanness in our
Pith and Point.
A lady's choice suit is a law-
suit.
A Judge charges the jurors,
but a lawyer charges his client.
Men are prone to swear for
the first man was A-dam.
H. H. THOMPSON,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
—Custom work to order—
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Satisfaction Guaranteed,
—And—
Our Prices are reasonable.
337 W, Okla.. Ave. Guthrie. O. T
S. G. GARRETT,
Loan;and.Real Estate Agent.
Farm and Chattel Loans on Long
<^_or Short Time.
114 S. Second St.
(iuthrie,
Oklahoma.
I L JACKSON & CO.
;i; Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS
3. Cash Paid for Poultry, Butter'
and Eggs.
'.t'. Phone 123. Klngfliher, 0. T.
The stranger, a pitable sick
man, said to he from Paducah,
Ky.was found lying on a push
car near the Railroad shops, was
lodged in jail by Marshal Ray-
bon. He had some Green-back,
gold and silver, but was speech-
less. He died soon afterwards
and was buried by the city
force.
Mrs. J. A. Brewer's presenta-
tion of that elegant banquet to
Rev. Thompson after the ser-
mon to the I. O. S. and D. of C. |
was beautifully performed.
Mr. J. H. Goodwin is at home j
again looking O.K. The Madam
held things down alright in his I
absence.
Rev. Joseph Moore took to j
himself on the 7th inst., a sweet
faced bride, and domiciled her
in his East end home, where an
elegant reception and many
friends awaited them. Cake,
Strawberries and Ice Cream
were served. Rev.'A. P. Mack
officiated.
land and that if the good people
will help him he will stop it.
The grand jury found 27 bills,
among them being wo murder
cases, George Honer and Law-*
rence Thigpen to be tried this
time.
Reporter.
Money to Loan.
J. W. CAPERS,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Real Estate Agent.
Negotiating Loans on farm* and making
Deeds, and passing on Titles A Specialty.
Parties desiring to Locate in Guthrie, or
Oklahoma would do well to, call on i
Address, LOCK BOX 87.
GUTHRIE, OKLA.
Mound Bayou, Miss
Dear Editor:—
It is a great pleasure to write
a few lines to the Safeguard. I
. . .... had lost sight of it until I met
Programs with invitations to Rev W H. Jernagin, pastor of
the graduation of two Mississippi | ( .,.een Grove Baptist Chur(.h At
toys, from the Academic )e- same time I was talking to
DnrlronK A\ illiovtic ' . . °
partment of Rodger Williams!
University have been received
here. Ths young men are Clif-
ton Lopez McAllffeter, son of
Elder L. D. McAlister, and Law-
rence Howthorne Minnis, both
of Aberdeen.
Mesdames Jennie Gregory and
Lydia Tyler made a trip to Mem-
phis, last week, taking a son of
the latter for medical treatment.
Mrs. Lucy Nash spent a few-
days in Memphis, recently.
Rev. A. Barr of Carrolton was J
here Saturday, after an absence
of five years.
The Paducah sick man herein
referred to, has been looked after
and, identified by a man from
said city. Besides being a K. of
P. he carries an Insurance Pol- j
icy of $1000.
Prof. McCorkle. I subscribe at
once for one year, and my paper
has b39n coining regular every
week.
On account of so much rain we
are behind with our crops.
Yours,
A. Davis.
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tial.
Addrsss.
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Hennessey, Okla.
Baptist Take Notice.
The Executive Board of the
North Central District Associa-
tion will hold a session at Mt.
Zion Baptist Church, Guthrie,
0. T. June 9th, 10th. 11th, 1905. j
For the purpose of making up j
the program for the Annual ses
sion.
R. L. Small wood.
Moderator
Further Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all
churches in the North Central
District that the next annual
session will be held at New Kirk,
O. T., instead of Oklahoma City,
R. L. Smallwood,
Moderator.
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