The Cushing Democrat (Cushing, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 22, 1906 Page: 1 of 12
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THE CUSHING DEMOCRAT
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LOCAL NEWS
Fancy decorating and finish
ing. Menifee.
Mrs. Wiliiam M* nsfleld spent
la^t Sunday u ;i h lit r parents at
Ya.e.
A. L. Gorham, N. II High
and A. W. Austin went £o Guth-
rie on Tuesday.
Sylvester lire we r went to
Jennings, Tuesday night, return-
ing the next day.
Work has hem suspended on
the Ma sonic building for a few
days on account of the bad
weather.
5-A Horse'Blankets and Robes
the kind that everybody buys at
Hartwell's.
Wm. Dunn was in town Mon
day between trains, while on his
way from Guthrie to Jennings.
The cotton gin crews are all
getting a vacation this week on
account of the weather, and most
of them are spending the time
hunting.
Last Thursday night a fire was
discovered in Bittner & Alles'
cotton gin, but no damaged was
done as the blaze was soon ex-
tinguished.
N. H. High has purchased ti e
George Beck residence proper-
ty in west Cushing, and will
have the house moved and added
to his son's, Roy, house in the
west part of town.
Hob -rt Knx ex\.r ■ to leave
n< xt we«*k for « ■ r;ti >.
You are kn-'\vn hv the house
.you live it). Paintu. Menefee
Mrs l» I . Me/ v Inaccept
jed a p »••!<;ns as a
saleslady, anil left Tuesday for
j that place.
Jon Fleming, E. Bryant and
David Holbrook all have our
thanks for a contribution on sub
scrip ti On.
Elmer Parsons, who has been
porter at ihe Commercial Hotel
for sometime, has quit, and is
succeeded by Dad Lambert.
George Laughlip and wife
were at the S.ic, & Fox Agency
the tirst of the week, where
George was attending the In-
dian payment.
David Holbrook was down
from Man ford last Saturday.
He informed us that he has
rented a, farm near Dawson,
L T., and expects to make that
his home.
The revival meeting that has
been goirg on at the Dunkard
church, west of town, has been
well attended, and several new
members were baptised in the
river last Sunday. j
Albert Jorns has sold his in
terest in the mercantile business
of Ballard & Jorns, to John
Ballard, who will continue the
business. Mr. Jorns has not
decided what he will do.
George Hall was down from
, -iti! I water last Satu rday.
Lee Palmer was down from
Man ford the first of the week,
vi.-itin« with his family.
G. Bowman, formerly edit-
or of the Bristow Record, has
rented a building on Broadway
and is conducting a skating
t'inif in it
A I. Holland went to Guthrie,
Monday, where he will be em-
ployed during the constitutional
convention as correspondent for
the Country Publisher's As-
• lation.
Several of our townsmen took
advantage of the snow storm
this week by putting runners
n their buggies and enjoying
the good old northern way of
travelling.
Ben Honderickson, of Mul
berry, Kansas, a nephew of B.
I<\ Masters, arrived last Satur
day to make the Master's home
a visit
Warren's restaurant, whioh
| hash-en located just south of
the Katy depot, has been moved
, io tl.e second lot west of the
! Commercial Hotel
The night after the election
Bill Knipe admitted that Payne
j county is safely democratic. He
said that the republican victory
two years ago was duo to fac
tionsin the democratic ranks; in
every precinct there being a
number who were fighting the
ticket. This is the truth of the
matter; all this talk about Payne
county being republican is a
hoax.—Perkins Press.
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C. P. ROOK,
President,
C. W. DUTTON,
Vice President.
D. C. rBTFW.
Cashier.
Bank of Cushing
ESTA11LIHIIED INiH)
Capital Paid Up $15,000
Surplus 2,000
STOCKHOLDERS.
C. P. Rock, J. W. i eter, L. L<\ Means,W. Means,
C. W. Dutton, R. E. Chandler, D. 0. Teter.
Our patrons irrespective of the size of.tlieir accounts
will receive careful and considerate attention, and as lib
eral accomodations will be extended as are warranted by
the account and prudent banking.
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Wintersteen, Paul A. The Cushing Democrat (Cushing, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 22, 1906, newspaper, November 22, 1906; Cushing, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc284060/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.