Taloga Times-Advocate (Taloga, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 9, 1922 Page: 1 of 8
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TALOGA TIMES-ADVOCATE
Successor to the Taloga Times, Taloga Advocate. Camargo Comef, Lenora Leader and Seiling Messenger
Vol. 28
no. 35
Taloga, Dewey County. Oklahoma. Thursday, Fl'b. <j.
Official County Paper
Trades Day
Trades Day last Monday was
a decided success all the business
frms reporting a large voluni of
business on the specials they had
advertised for that day. While
the caowd was not large at. any
•ne time, yet a large number of
people were in town throughout
the day, and those that came
were here to buy. The next
Trades day comes on Monday,
March 6th and at that time in
addition to the many bargains
that our business houses wiii of*
ferwe have an auctioneer on the
grounds and anyone that has
anything that they want to aell
Bay bring it in and have it sold
free of charge. If jou have any*
thing to dispose of we would like
to have you list it with the Times
Advocate by Monday, Feb. 20th
so we can advertise it with the
rest of the articles that will be
offered on this day. Remember
their will be no charges for ad-
vertising or selling this property.
Resolutions of Condolance
The silent Reaper has entered
•ur Womans Foreign Missionary
Society and removed from us
•ur officer and 6ister, Dora
Klba Diwkins. who departed
this life Jan. 20th, 1922
Therefore be it resolved
that the society in testimony of
•ur lo<? t'-nrler to the family our
sincere condolence in their deep
affliction and commend them to
the solace and comfort of our
Heavenly Father who hath said
"I will comfort thee in thy hour
•f need".
Be it further resolved that a
eopy of these resolutions, be sent
to the family, spread upon the
minutes of the society and pub-
lished in the Taloga Times Ad-
vocate.
Dona Harwell,
Margaret S. Gilbert,
Merle M. Blakey
Committee.
that what God was doing for
others, he weuld do for me and
mine if it be for His Giory.
Husband and I took our boy
Saturday. Dec. 10, reached Enid
in time for the afternoon session
and wonderfully enjoyed the
divine power of that session; and
at night marched up in the heal-
ing line. Brother P. C. Nelson
anointed and prayed for him and
immediately God raised the hip
bone, restored it to normal con-
dition and the seat of tba trouble
is all gone; the leg which was
always cold to the touch is now
warm, and feeling restored. The
manias are rapidly developing.
Any and all disbelievers, and
all interested are earnestly invit-
ed to examine the boy's hip, and
let him tell his story.
God's work will stand the test,
—it has been tried in ;the fiery
furnace.
I, too, have received great
great benefit in the restoration
of body and soul in this Divine
tabernacle meeting, conducted
by the men of Good through His
servant. P. C. Nelson, D. D.
Many of our friends from
Thomas have attended this meet-
ing and can report like blessings.
Mrs. Nannie Williams Lemarr
Thomas, Okla. Route A
Bits of Local
Information
Cqy Omr T—mh. Bmjhmm mmd
At «*• Cm mmty mn4 r«M.
We are going to make an extra
effort in the near future to in-
crease our circulation. While
Friday night was attended by a
large crowd and a fine time was
reported, Frank Stevens sold the
piea.
While in Thomas last week we
met our old friend Dr. Moore.
He was located at Thomas sev-
eral years ago. but has been
practicing in New Mexico for the
oast few years. He has located
once more in Thomas. Dr.
Moore was a pioneer in Dewey
County, proving up on a claim
near old Butte.
Everett Goins is intending to
go to Seiling with his basket ball
team the last of the wee*.
Valley Center Items
Among those who visited with
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Bowser Sun-
day were Will Williams and fam
ily, Hevelin Reed and wife and
Mrs. Octavia Williams.
Bro. Will Williams filled his
regular appointment at Valley
we now claim a larger circuiat-! Center Sunday n;orning and
To Times-Advocate Readers
Ms ny of our friends and ac-
quaintances have been anxiously
inquiring as to the manner and
result of our little boy, Percy,
being healed.
I am oniy anxious and glad to
enlighten you.
It was through -God's miracu-
lous power that he has been
healed from the awful disease of
infantile paralysis, from which
he has been a sufferer since he
whs 7 months old, and he will h<>
13 years old the 4th day of
February.
The cause of this trouble was
due to the use of a hard rubber
truss, placed on the child at six
weeks old on account of a hernia.
The use of this truss pressing
npon the hip bone caused it to
fold over with such a pressure
apon the bundle of sciatic nerves
that they were partially or almost
entirely destroyed.
We took him to Dr. Warwick
ef Lenora, (as good a doctor as
the west had anywhere.) He told
as on examination that there
eeemed to be very little life in
the nerve that controlled the
little limb, and, if *o. nature by
eur careful treatment and cate
would probably bring life and
movement to the limb. An^ so it
did to a certain extent as those
•f his friends have seen him
limping around. We have con-
sulted a number of good physic- j
iaiis aad received no encourage-
\ men-, that he would ever be cured
on reading and hearing of
tlta great mimles God wae doing
tdk suffering humanity, both
abUl and body, al the Divine Goa-
90 ctmpaiga which wae being
cNpried ea at laid. I decided
ion than any other paper in the
county, yet we will not feel satis-
fied until the Times-Advocate
enters every home in the county.
Just wnat method we will use to
get the increase we have not as
vet decided, but watch for an-
nouncement and you may feel
sure that we will make it worth
your while.
We moved our household goods
the first of the week to the prop-
erty we recently purchased of
Will Black, therefore we are be-
hind with our work and the pap-
er is not as good as it should be.
Mrs. Archie Paul has rented
ths building that we occupied,
just west of our office, and will
soon have a complete line of mil-
linery goods on display there.
evening. A good
attendance.
crowd was in
Geo, Burr and wife visited at
the Wisenberg home in Vici Sun
day.
Several from around here
marketed hogs in Camargo last
week.
Ren Whitehead helped his fath
er gather corn a few days last
week.
W. E. Kennedy and A. A. Car
diff were Taloga visitors last Fri-
day.
O- L. Mercer and
Sunday visitors at
rows'.
family were
F. W, Far-
W. R. Gistineau and family
visited relatives near Webb Sun-
day.
Wonder how Mr. Conley likes
to referee a boxing match.
John Coulson moved up near
Cestos last week.
L. L. Salisbury and wife visit-
ed relatives near Vici Sunday.
We attended a initiation of a
large number of candidates into
the Modern Woodman of America
at Lenora last Saturday night.
An oyster supper was given the
visitors at the Wir.sor Hotel at
midnight, of which all members
nartook. All present enjoyed
themselves watching the Taloga
team put on the work.
Anton Kunc and wife and
Fred Beck took dinner wite Bert
Hickman and wife Sunday.
Rev. Paul Bowser fillep his
regular appointment at the Lone
Tree school house Sunday.
Robt. Calkins' baby has been
real sick the past week but is
better at this writing.
John Jones and wife visited at
Ambrose Clayton's one day last
week.
Ellen Bowser visited with home
folks Sunday afternoon.
Oakwood News
Lenora Items
Bert Seal helped Jim Young
dehorn cattle Friday.
Mrs. Ross was out to the farm
one day last week.
Banner Notes
Miss Bettie and Alpha Carrey
have been visiting old friends
here for a few days while mak
ing arrangements to build a new
house on their old homestead,
which Ben Mathis has been farm
ing for several years. Bettie
taught the second term of school
we had in Banner in a half log
dug-out with a dirt roof When
their parents died several years
ago, Bettie went to Kansas with
the two younger children. Alpha
and Byron Byron ia married
and lives at White Deer. Texas,
where he holds a position as tel-
egraph operator.
Hello, Boh, we are glad to see
that you have slipped back into
Dewey County again. Fire a few
copies down here on the rough
snd ef R. 1. out of Putnam and
let the One Eyed Smith with the
"yaller" do« see it and see if it
eomee up with the old Putnam
Pioneer, which you ramroddeO
eeveral yaare ago.
ft* ie sapper at Paralell last
Camp Creek News
The infant son of Carl Herren
and wife died last Wednesday
night and was laid to rest in the
Riley cemetery Thursday. Th«y
have the sympathy of the en-
tire community.
Fred Mercer and Robert Ro-
berta went to Oklahoma City
with Will Mercer Monday. They
returned Tuesday.
Ivjry Shifflett took his father
to the Clinton hospital last Thure
day where he underwent an op-
eration.
(Too late for.Jist week.)
Harry Nickell, Mrs. Will Hols-
apple SY"* Mrs. Lewis Penning-
ton Wf o Taloga Wednesday,
Spent tuc night with Thompson
Hoisapple and family north of
Putnam, leturning home Thurs-
day afternoon.
W. L. Richter of Newton made
a business tnp to Oakwood week
before last. He spent Fridav
night with M. G. Welsh ar;-l
Saturday night with Mr. Chin-*,
south of town.
The Modern Woodman camp at
Oakwood will give a moving (
picture show Thursday night, j
"The value of a life" and "
is your neighbor?" It is free.
The infant son of Carl Her
ren'a died Wednesday night and
was buried st the Riley Ceme-
tery Thursday. The sympathy
of the community is extended to
the bereaved parents.
_ The M. W. [of A. of Lenora
—held their meeting at the h II
Saturday night Afterward one
hundred and eleven were served
supper at the Winsor hotel.
The Lenora W. F. M, Society
met at Mrs. Conleys Thursdry
evening. Several were absent
but those present enjoyed them-
selves very much.
The Primary room of school
had s very enjoyable picnic Fri
day. Thev took their lunch and
went to a pretty spot southeast
of town.
One of the little Blaine twins
has been real sick- He is im
proving under the care of Dr.
Coolen, of Seiling, wherj he is
staying.
Relatives and fri.nds of J. W.
Briggs jr. surprised him last
Wednesday with a nice dinner,
it being his birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Eiiison
from Thomas were visiting with
relatives in this community a
few days.
Mr. J. A. Snodgrass came fro.n
Wallville Okla. Saturday lor c.
lew days visit with relatives
here.
Air, Conley and 0. W. Rob-
erts motored to Oklahoma City
Friday and have not yet return-
ed.
Mr. W. E. Kennedy wae a Le-
nora visitor Friday evening.
There are several cases of sore
eyes in this vicinity.
Fred Langley called at Mrs
Comptons Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lane is rapidly regaining
her health.
Mason Riesland is in Enid at
present.
(Too late for last week.)
The meeting Fridsy night
wss well attended. "The Holy
City" ia the subject to be illus-
trated Feb. 10
Dr. Harris of Camargo was
examining some of the boys for
the M. W. A. Insurance, Wed-
nesday.
Nora Holems and Mildred
Towner returned home from
Harper county, Okla. last Tues-
day.
Mr. Fulton, Edd Ross and Roy
Warren spent Monday evening
at E. L. Williams.
One of the little Blaine twins
has been on the sick list for
several days.
Cleo Compton and Reeta Gas ti-
nea <j spent Sunday evening at
E. L. Williams.
Frank Reeses, J. W. Snodgrass
and J. A. Snodgrass took supper
J at E. L. Williams Saturday night.
H. Wettengel was in town one
day last week buying chickens
of local merchants.
R. G. Boschs and J. W. Snod-
grass were visitors at Dwight
Pyeatts Sunday.
Geo McConaughey aud family
spent Sunday afternoon at C. W.
McConaugheys.
Mrs. Holmes has had a very
sore eye caused by an abcess
forming in it.
Mr. Weaver. May and Ima
Ventioner spent Sunday at Will
Gustineau's.
D. C. Petree and family spent
Sunday at the F. H. Hickman
home.
Jacob Pyeatt, who has been
quite sick is better at this writ-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Snod-
grass spent Monday at Emiel
Bosch's.
Mrs. Katie Nash of Hobart
came to take care of her mot jer. ^rs- Gilbert and son Murray
Mrs. Anna Porter. She was tak- j called at E. L. Williams Thurs-
en ill Thursday and they called
the Dr. from Eagle City.
John Nash is expected this
(Tues) evening from Hobart to
take care of his wife, who is
sick at her mothers, Mrs. Anna
Porter.
The young folks enjoyed a
dance in this locality last Satur-
day night
Guy Davis. Chas, Hoisapple
and George Ford are attending
court at Taloga.
Frank Farrow and Elmer Stin-
son cut a load of posts on Bob
Roberts' place Friday and Satur-
day.
Chas. Wisenburg took some
cattle over near Bloomfield for
Dave Hulett last week.
Several of the young folks
attended the dance at Loss Mil- j
lor's Saturday night '
Mr. and Mra. Chain from
Thomas s(Knt Sunday at Mrs.
Anna Porters.
Chas. Holsapple's children are
all on tie sick list.
L. M Goldsmith, wife and two
sons spent Saturday at L A Mar-
shall.
Charles Hutton and wife
spent Sunday with Ray Barbers.
Mrs
provim
Dr. Sharpe is still im-
J. W. Mercer and family visit-
ed relatives near Seiling last
Sunday.
MONEY TO LOAN o n real-
estate. We are connected with a
Kansas City firm that has th*>
money. No loan is too large 1 f
_ .the security is there. Prompt
Mary and Orney Trumbull service; no red tape. Write or see
visited with Haset aad Harry j Ruble A Cox. Phone 25. Taloga.
Mercer Sunday. I Oklahoma.
day evening.
The Lenora merchants were
very busy last week waiting on
their customers.
Quite a crowd from Lenora at-
tended the basket ball game at
Taloga Friday night
H. Latngs spent Saturday
night and Sunday at Mrs. E. S.
Comptons.
Mr. and Mrs. Withers from
Vici visited at Lenora one day
last week.
The Duer and Towner children
spent Saturday evening at E. R
Aliens.
Mrs. Harwell and Mrs Conley
called at Mrs. Holmes Sunday-
afternoon.
Mrs. Early Peoples sister, Mrs
Miller, was here visiting for a
few days.
Verne Berry of Seiling was a
Lenora visitor Friday afternoon.
' Miss Saylor spent the week
j end with home folks at Seiling.
Mrs. O. W. Roberts spent Sun
day afternoon at Mrs. romptoo.-.
Dr. Harris of t'-smarpo r*> <<*
several trips to L?nora last vc- k
J. M. Nelson made a trip to
Camargo Saturday afternoon
Homer Comptons spent Satu
day night at Mra. Wiaaor'a.
Burton Bowser is boarding at
I. P- Ventioners and attending
school.
Mrs. Gilbert returned home
from Oklahoma City Monday.
Ora Ventionr spent the week
end with Hazel Hoyt of Taloga.
Joe Briggs Jr. and family
spent Friday at Joe Briggs Sr.
Mrs. Lane has been very ill,
but is better at this writing.
Bert Hickman and wife spent
Sunday at Dwight Pyeatts.
Mrs. Joe Briggs Sr. has been
on the sick list lately.
Bessie Dawkins is in town
again to attend school.
The infant son of Carl Her-
ren's is very dangerously ill.
Mr. Fulton made atrip to Ca-
margo Wednesday.
Gertrude Hickman ia on
sick list this week.
the
E. E. Coffey went to Wood-
ward Monday.
We printed bills advertising a
farm sale for Fred Frazee at his
farm southwest of Lenora on
Wednesday. Feb. 15th. He has
a larve amount of property to
*•11. He has sold his farm to Mr.
Si nip-on Roach and will move to
Ore • n in ibe near future
A Urge crowd were is.
fruiii Putn«<u iaM <4ufid
attended Woodmen bdg-
oruugnt up eeveral cm
-vmcb were given ifce
thia place.
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