The Orlando Clipper. (Orlando, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 40, Ed. 1 Friday, August 28, 1908 Page: 4 of 4
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Local Items.
Miss Lydia Gruninger went to Guth-
rie Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Roy returned home
front Perry Wednesday
J. A. Blackwell went to Guthrie
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. E. P Garfield was taken to
Guthrie Saturday night by Sheriff Ma-
honey.
Mrs. Nugent and daughtei Ora went
to Witchita, Kansas, Wednesday to
visit relatives.
Mrs. J. E- Webber and daughter
Verna, went to Falls City. Nebraska
to visit relatives.
Gustave Wilkey of Wellston who
has been visiting triends went to Guth-
rie Weduesday.
Jim Wright came down (tom Perry
Wednesday to visit his sister, Mrs. H
E. Yazel. and husband.
Dick Capper returned Sunday from
his trip to Colorado. It is reported he
bought some land there and will move
out to Colorado neit spring.
Mrs. E. Reed went to Red Rock
I uesday to visit her daughter Mrs.
Ella Eldridge, from there she will go
to Karl City to visit relatives.
J.A. Grovenburg brought the Clip-
per force samples of nice pears last
week.
Rev. H. A. Fe.'dman left Sunday for
Lincoln, Nebraska, where he will at-
tend the Annual Conference, which
will be in session and will continue un-
til September j.
B. F- Terrel. of Coyle was here this
week, and attended the Grace and
Gray sale. He returned yesterday.
H. A. Harms came from Colorado
Monday to visit his sister Mrs. Thom-
as Beree and returned Tuesday even-
ing. i
Mrs. Orian Greggs and baby of
Sapulpa, have been visiting with Vir-
gin Greggs and wife the past two
weeks.
Mrs. John McCoy came down from
Perry Monday to visit her mother and
grandfather Mrs. Anderson and Mr
O'Roke. t
Mrs. Guy Stumpff. who has been
visiting her parents, J. J Adcock and
wife returned to her home in Perry
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Wagner left Wednesday
morning for an extended visit with old
friends in her former home in Belle-
view, Ohio.
Because ot inability to have the
adopted texts on hand by September
8, the opening of the Logan County
High School has been postponed un-
til September 14.
Snowdon Parlette, Principal.
August Moelling, who has been seri-
ously ill since the first of May, was tak-
en to the Guthiie hospital Thursday
where he may be operated on for ap-
penaicites. He was acco mpanied by
his son, George, and daughter, Hulda.
Tommie Benson, who has leen visit'
ing his sister Mrs. John Simpkins, re-
turned to his home in Galesburg Illi-
nois Monday.
Mrs. Ellen Meagher left Tuesday for
Concordia, Kansas, to see her father,
who has been dangerously ill for the
past two weeks.
Public Sale!
The undersigned will sell at public
auction, 011 his farm,8 miles north and
one mile west of the northwest corner
of Orlando, and six miles west and ti
miles south of Perry, commencing at
one o'clock sharp, on
Friday, September 4
19 CATTLE
Nine cows, some giving milk some
will be fresh soon, one of the above
cows is a nice Jersey cow, soon fresh*
■i yearling heifers, one yearling bull-
half Shorthorn and half Hereford-2
y-earling steers, 4 spring calves. All
the above animals are high grade stock
and have good color.
5 HORSFS
One team of light bay horses 6 and
•H-yr-old, wt. 750 each; one team black
ponies S and S-yr-o'd, weigh 70(1 and
JV. w'^I,e is a mare with co't by side
15 HOGS—2 brood m>ws, 13 shoats.
Oue Spring Wagon, Rome Farm
Implements.
HOU8EHOL I) GOO I >S—Bed room
suite, dining table, cupboard, 7 dining
chairs. 3 rocking chairs, book-case,
heating stove and other articles.
TERS.S: All sumsof tio and under. cash
On Bums over that amount u credit of 12
months will he given on approved security
notes to bear 10 per cent Inferest. 5 per cent
discount for cash on sums over $10.
W. E. GRAVES.
Wm. Steffens, Auctioneer
John Hanson, Clerk
Pleasant View. Route 4.
Mr. Hurst is through threshing his
oat6—1,120 bushels.
OttoCowgeris busy cutting his hay
this week.
Miss Lula Stites was here from Still-
water visiting friends last week.
Robert Hodge and family visited Mrs.
Hodge's parents Wednesday.
Mrs. Funnel! left Sunday to visit her
brother-in-law near Craston.
Mr. Smith and family spent Sundav
evening with Otto Cowger and wife.
Milt Manning of Texas is visiting his
brother, Joe Manning, this week.
Mrs. Richard Webb and children left
Thursday for a visit with their daughter
and sister, Mrs. Hodge, and family.
Fay Hunt and family visited at
Moshers Sunday.
Preaching at Pleasant View closed
last Sunday night.
Mrs. llosu Dodd of Payne Center,
Iowa, arrived Thursday to visit her
sister for several weeks.
Holtzen has been staying with Mrs.
Herman Jagles to take care of her ba-
by who has been quite sick, the past
week.
Jacob Gumm and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs.Frank BirckettSunday.
Mrs. Birckett was in Orlando Mon-
day.
We are all thankful for that beautful
rain which fell Sunday.
John Holtzen was in Orlando Mon-
day and Henry Gieschen was also
there Tuesday.
Lawn View Items
Misses Mildred and Maryne Coving-
ton visited with Mrs. Robert Joh nson
Tuesday.
Mr. Jerome went to Perry Saturday.
Mrs. Will McNeal visited with Mrs
Johnson Friday.
Miss Mildred Covington will teach
the Dist. school No. 17 this year.
Misses Jennie and Manila Johnson
visited with Mrs. Osborn Monday.
Mrs. Will McNcal visitee with Mrs.
Cox Tuesday.
Mr. Jim Whitmore went to Perry
Tuesday,
Miss Mollie Snyder visited with Ma-
ble Johnson Sunday.
We hear that Mrs. McCune is sick at
this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Cox visited with Mr
and Mrs. Will McNeal Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Basinger and Mrs. E. C.
Gordon of Orlando, visited at the home
of R. M. Johnson ar.d wife Sundav.
Miss Ida Harmon visited with Ethel
Wyatt Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wetzel attended Sunday
school Sunday.
Mrs. Edd Randall visited with Mrs J
Jim Whitmore Friday.
Fern Johnson visited with Manilla and
Bertha J-obn&on Tuesday.
Mrs. Burk and daughter, Eftie,spent
Saturday with Mrs. Whitmore.
Trixy, Route 2.
A fine rain Sunday.
Frank Ruck is holding bachelors hall
for Sir. and Mrs. Thompson while they
are in Misssuri.
Mr. and Mrs. Kindsche entertained,
Fred Mugler and family. Misses Matilda
Becher and Emma Hildehrand, Will
Dierolph, and Selma and Albert Grun-
inger.
Henry Kindsche helped bachelor Bill
thrash Tuesday.
Miss Susie Kelp took blnner with Miss
Ida Schramine! Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Frederick spent Sundav
with Mrs. Aug. Mayer.
Miss Annie Mayer is staying with Mrs.
* red Frederick this week.
A farewell social was held at the home
of Fred Mugler and wife Monday even-
ing in honor of Misses Matilda Becher
and Emma Kindsche who will leave soon
for southern Oklahoma. Those present
were, Misses Matilda Becher, Emma
Kindsche, Lydia Gruniugsr, Anna M«;-
er, Lydia and Ida Schrammel, Anna and
Dora Gruninger and Barbara and Marie
Kindschi, Messsrs. Arthur Becher,
Henry Mayer, Willis Dierolph, Henry
Kindsche and Frank Ruck.' Ice cream
and cake was served, all reported an en-
joyable time.
Rev. Becher who has been sick is
some better.
Misses Emma and Henrietta Kindsche
called on P. Schrammel and wife Mon-
day afternoon.
Lowe Center Items.
Geo. Wolf returned from his eastern
trip Saturday evening he visited sev-
eral of the towns also visited L. E.
Evans at Collinsville.
Friday nights storm did consider-
able damage in this vicinity. Two
of H. H. Isenbergs one of A.'Wagner's
and one mule ofL. E. Tubbs were kill-
ed.
Mrs. Guy Stumpff who has been
spending a few weeks at her father's,
left for her home in Perry Tuesday.
J. J. Adcock and wife and H. J.
Dayton and family Sundayed with F.
S. Foote aud family.
Mrs. James Smith and son, Fisk
spent Saturday and Sunday in Mul-
hall.
M. Jerome and son Sam made atrip
to Perry Saturday.
Bradford Wbitmore came down
from Red Rock Sunday to visit home
folks, and returned Monbay.
L. P. Stumpft and wife were in
Perry Saturday.
Mrs. Guy Stumpff and little daugh-
ter visited L. P. Stumpff Sunday.
Alvin Wagner wife aud little daugh-
ter Sundayed with G. J. Ketch.
L. F. Huff was in Perry Sunday.
Ruben Dale, R. 3.
Mrs. H. Knosp and daughter Edith
were Guthrie visitors Saturday.
Miss Minnie Mcwherter came up
from Guthrie Saturday evening for a
visit with home folks.
Those that entertained ths thresh-
ers Friday were John Holtzen, John
Brase and John Thompson.
Mrs. Beckman of Orlando helped
her daughter Mrs. John Brase cook
for threshers Friday.
1 hose who helped Jack Willis with
his last week were Henry Knosp,
Mike Devitt and L. M. Mathews.
Mrs. Sarah Gumm was quite sick
Friday but is rapidly improving.
The little daughter of Mrs, Jolir.
—C. J.
AUCTIONEER,
All Kindt of Auction Work. Phone No. 103. Farm Sales a Specially
Prices Reasonable, Satisfaction Guaranteed.
L.ave Orders at Orlando Bank. The Clipper Offiee or call a
my Farm 6 miles West and 4 North ol Orlando,
Old papers at five cents a bunch at
this office
Blank note lor sale at this office.
Sunday Oklahoman for sale at this
office.
Hats at less than cost price at Brase
& Mueller's.
We ate agent for the Daily Oklaho-
man. \ ou can subscribe for it at this
office.
A. L. COCKKUM. PRESIDENT
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ORLANDO, OKLAHOMA
Depositors are guaranteed by the Depositors' Guaranty
Fund of the State of Oklahoma
Transacts a genhual banking businkss and affords
a safe depository for merchants and farmers.
Offers every accommodation consistent with conserva-
iive banking money to loan on chattels.
Lowest rates on farm loans
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Dahlgren, David E. The Orlando Clipper. (Orlando, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 40, Ed. 1 Friday, August 28, 1908, newspaper, August 28, 1908; Orlando, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc305662/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.