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MANGUM
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER
29th
Boy Seoul Books
Mrs. Soutliworth's Works
You never had an opportunity to buy Ktwlis
as cheap at we are offering them. We have an
other big %hipment now on the road tie sure
and took over our list before buying
Remember we Sell for Less
Blalock's Rueket Store
East of City Hall.
Reserved Seats Sold at Gvilly's Drug Store Circus Day
% Watch and Jewelry *
-REPAIRING-
IS OUR SPECIALTY
Bring your Watchc.n to us and have them
MADE LIKE NEW!
living, ^7/ie ^ ^Jeiveler
West Side Square Mangum. Okla.
State Superintendent Wilson and
George Smith, of the School I.and De-
partment, were Mangum visitors to-
day, looking after the school lands in
Greer county.
BOARDKR8 AND ROOMERS WAI-
TED—Phone 459, or see Mrs. S. E.
WIG HAM, 220 N. Carolina avenue.
RESTUARANT FOR SALE
Good stand and good business, want
tr sell on account of health. A bar-
gain. Will take team on trade; .-«e
or write Dr. Scarborough. Ooull,
Oklahoma.
Jack Elkins and wife, of Reed, are
Mangum visitors today.
Robert Bratton. of Vernon, is vis-
iting at the home of his brother. Bert
Brat'on.
•Leon Brown, of Olakhoma City is
spending the week here visiting with
friends and relatives. He spent the
summer working in the state school
laud department, and will enter the
law department at Norman next week
where he finishes his law course this I
year.
Miss Con McCutcheon r Ci irned
from Alabama Friday and will teach
In the Granite schools this year.
Mrs. Herman Ltpe was operated on
Tuesday morning of this week and
was taken home that evening. Her
condition is very much improved.
O. C. Thrower, of Sweetwater. Is R. T. Hood, of Granite, was here
in Mangum this week visiting friends Wednesday attending the speaking
and attending the fair. of Eugene V. Debs.
B. F. VanDyke, of Granite, attended
the fair here today.
Phil Devers and family, of Willow,
were fair visitors today.
Claud Moss, of Granite, is here at-
tending the fair this week.
W. J. Houck. of the Jester com-
munity, was a Mangum visitor Wed-
nesday.
G. W. Holley attended the fair here
Wednesday, along with many more
citizens from the Jester community.
G. W. Wangonseller, of Granite, vis-
ited the fair here Wednesday.
T. J. Adiar, of Granite, was here
this week attending the fair, and vis-
iting friends.
Only one marriage license has been
issued since last week, that being to
Allen R. York, 18, to Estella McAdoo,
18, both of Willow.
Jess Mitchell, of Vinson, is attend-
ing the fair here this week.
Frank Stratton. of Granite, was
Mangum visitor Wednesday.
Miss Anna "Riley, of Fort Worth, ar-
rived Wednesday night to accept a
position wlt^ the Curreathers dry
goods tore.
Jim Brown and family of the Jester
community visited relatives here on
Wednesday and Thursday and attend-
ed the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Francis, of Vin-
son, were visitors at the W. E. Bow-
man home Saturday and Sunday.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to extend our slncerest
thanks to our neighbors and friends
who so kindly assisted us during the
trying hours of the sickness and death
of our baby boy. Lester. We haven't
words In our hearts to express our
gratitude. Respectfully.
J. S. ANDRUS AND WIFE.
.Luther Curreathers, of Hobart, was
here Wednesday visiting J. D. Cur-
reathers.
Elmer Reeves, from Allen Reed,
Texas, is visiting at the J. A. Jack-
son home this week.
E. S. Wolflnger, of Hobart, visited
in Mangum this week.
WANTED—2 carloads of horses or
mares. 14 3-4 to 15 3-4 hands high,
5 to 8 years old, sound, heavy bone
and chunky built.
13 adv. W. D. BLACK,
Mangum. Oklahoma.
Frank Stockton, of Duke, came in
Monday to attend the high school this
j<ar.
Lee Hawkins and wife of the Man-
g im Drug Co.. are spending the week
cimping at Medicine Park.
Mi sis. .Noli, of Kentucky, arrived
the iast of the week to tfach in the
Mangvn schools the coming year
A. H. Shaw, of Jester, brought sev-
eral head of fine stock down to the
jfair Wednesday.
| Sam Bennett, of the Vinson com-
munity, visited friends here Sun-
day.
WITH COL.W.F. CODY (BUFFALO BILDHIMSELF. APPEARING PERSONALLY AT EACH PERFORMANCE
650 people - 450 horses - 3 trains of +<> ble. length-railroad cars - 3 herds of
elephants - $1.250.0"° - JPCfO Daily Expense -- All Star Performance
THE CIRCUS OF 1001 WONDERS!
■mil snow is built ou honor, Duilt on tne square deal, built to give value tor
every dollar it receives. We want you to keep this advertisement, come to the show,
see The parade, and see these things with your own eyes—see if we have ™lsrJP"!-
sented a single, solitary thing. The Sells-Floto Shows and Buffalo Bill combinedare
composed of circus, menagerie, hippodrome and wild^e8^en^^^^atj^tla^
SeS —;°ont p
two H, institutions
tOKether - if you will see the street parade, which is given every morning at 10:30
its length, its character, its quality, its appearance will indorse every statement
made, and we believe if you are unprejudiced and unbiased, you will go outofyour way
to sav that never in your life before have you seen such a magnificent, splendid_ 425
horses, unusual wild and domestic animals, tableaux, cages shining with gold and silver,
as our presentation offers. , ,. u
• So it is up to you folks if you choose to take this matter seriously.
And here is another thing. VERY VERY IMPORTANT TO YOU-the old method of
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il^HoVf^l Rtrflnee neoplef more savage, interesting and strange wild animals than
lever ^ re brought together b®.^6 LI 1J\qE^1V&HO\ORPTRF TH°VI>° VIK TV E\
MOKE THAN A
DOLLAR'S WORTH FOB EVERY FIFTY CENTS al EJJT. ^
Season Limit Round Trip Summer
Excursion Fares in
Effect-
June 1
Sept. 30
For Routes, Rates, Etc., Call or Write
C. L. FONTAINE. G. P. A.
Wichita Falls. Tex«a.
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F. C. DONNELLY, Local Tkt. Agt
Phone 246 Mangum, Okla.