The Orlando Clipper. (Orlando, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 24, Ed. 2 Friday, May 1, 1908 Page: 1 of 10
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The Orlando Clipper
David E. Dahlgren, Editor
Friday, May 1, 1908
-1 Country Correspondence
Mrs. Charles Slmpkins has been very
sick but is better at this writing.
Low Center Items,
John Duchow's school in Dist. 19
C oied Friday 24, with * short program. Mrs. L. F. I[u£f called on Mrs. IIow-
Mr Diichow treated scholars and visit arc^ Anthis Monday.
ors to candy and oranges. He left Mon- j Fisk Smith and Ward Foote Sundayed
day for his farms near Black Bear. j with Leslie Adcock.
Mrs. J j. Adcock is visiting her j Mrs. G. J. Ketch has been spending
daughter, Mrs. Guy Stumpff, at Enid. ; most of the week with her duughter, Mis.
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PURE PAINT?
B. P. S. Paint ia made of pure car-
bonate of lead; oxide of zinc (to aid
whiteness and durability); Old Process
linseed oil, aged, settled and ripened
in The Patterson-Sargent Company's
own tanks (new oil is not fit to use);
and necessary driers and coloring mat-
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B. P. S. Paint is Pure \
Using adulterated paint is wasting money The so called "X;
"cheap" or adulterated paint, works improperly under the brush, \
thus delaying the painter—nei'her spreads nor coveis as well as '%•
good paint, thus requiring a larger number o( gallons—and will not *
protect your buildings nearly as long, thus requiring repainting. 'A;
The markets is lull of adulterated leads and oils and adulterated K
driers and coloring materials, any one of which injures the life and "a;
economy of paint.
Your Dealer with his "just as good'' machine mixed paint,
may be honest.
Your Pointer, with his hand-mixed lead and oil. may be honest.
But neither has facilties for testing and analyz-
ing raw materials to protect himself against the */;
fradulent goods. \
USE B. P. S. Paint and take no chances. Owing /•
to the purity of materials used, perfect formula, absolute accuracy \
and thoroughness of mixing ar.d grinding, B, P. S. Paint gives the
b st possible result in easy working qualities, covering and spread *
capacity, fine finish and durability. */•
Orlando LUMBER Company. $
Alvin Wagner, helping to cara for little
Eva V\ agnsr who has been quite sick.
Mrs. M. W. Wagner, of Orlando,
spent a few day* at her father's j. j. Ad-
cock last week.
The friends of Elmer Ketch enjoyed
a jolly time at his home Friday night
April 24, celebrating his twenty-fifth
birthday, about twenty young people at-
tended the party.
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Smokeless Powder Shells
"LEADER" and "REPEATER"
The superiority of Winchester
Smokeless Powder Shells is
undisputed. Among intelligent
shooters they stand first in pop-
ularity, records and shooting
qualities. Always use them
for Field or Tra|> Shooting.
Ask Your Dealer For Them.
Route No. 2.
Too much rain.
Laura Webster called on Clara Ohm
Wednesday.
Henry Webster planted some kaffir
corn a few days ago.
Hsllo Mr. Ohm: Tie up your dog,
I'm coming. Potter.
Miss Minnie Bocox returned to her
school at Guthrie Monday morning.
Walter Reppert called on Stephen
Matlock this week.
The Germans held their quarterly
meeting at the Evanrgelical church
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Noah Ward says 6}ie want* some
Iowa weather now, she Is tired of Okla-
homa weather. We do not know what
Iowa wheather is fo we will have to be
satisfied with Oklahoma.
Minnie Werner who has been working
for Dr. Yazel, came home Saturday to
prepair for her wedding.
Pat Gilmore put up a new windmill
Wednesday.
Early planted corn looks nice but it
need* working.
Dick Capper planted some cotton a
few days ago.
Clara Ohm and Laura Webster went
horse back liding Wednesday.
Arthur Jiowman is working for J. W.
Rose.
We are in hopes that the Abril showers
will cease so that the farmers can tend
their crops.
Rev. Beacher spent Friday night with
Mr. Ohm.
This rain is hard on Dick Capper's
coiton.
Orian Robison has been very sick but
it improving rapidly.
We understand that I)lck Capper is
going to put down a drilled well.
That wind Fr day blew the sand on
Noah Ward's garden and damaged it
considerably.
George McWerterand wife entertained
Henry Webster and wife, Pat Gilmore
and wi e tor dinner Sunday.
'lh«ie was preaching at Plsasant Val-
ley school house Sunday night
The Welcome union endeaver had a
<'erv Interesting lesson Sunday nigh1.
We understand that George Schrage
had a "teller"Sund«y night —how do you
like him George.
The Elder delivered an excellent dis-
course at the German church Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. Warien and wile took dinner with
George McWherter and wife Sundav.
Laura Webster and Clara Ohm called
on Mrs. Noah Ward Monday.
$1.00 the Year
Welcome Wailings,
Albert Cox and son, Ed, went to
Stillwater Saturday.
Cloyd Robison made a business
trip to Coyle last Saturday.
L. M. Davidson went to Orlando
last Saturday night where he learned
the mysteries of woodcraft.
C A. Smith, Fred McKinley, C. C.
Bebout, and Cloyd Robison attended
lodge in Orlando Saturday night.
On account of the storm some of them
did not get home until Sunday.
Fred Walker will close his term of
school at Welcome schoolhouse on
Friday. There will be an entertain-
ment at night,
Orie Bocox went to Perry last Fri-
day.
Miss Minnie Bccox returned to
Guthrie Monday, where she will re-
sume her studies in the high school.
We hear that Miss Maud McKinley
is valedictorian of the Senior class at
the Logan county high school.
Orian Robison is still on the »ick
list.
VT. L. Ingle went to Henn«sey Sat-
nrday.
J. E Bocox, C. A. Smith and M. E.
Schaal attended the quarterly meet-
ing. at the German Evangelical
church, last Sunday.
Rose Bud
A fine rain Tuesday night.
S Imhoff and wife is visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sholp, at this writing.
Mrs. A. E. Schriner called at the
home of Mr. Tucker, last Monday.
Mrs. John Steenbeck took supper
with P.Schrannel and family Tuesday.
John Spath and family spent Sun-
day afternoon with L). Jones and
family
Frank Ruck and Henry Kindiche
spent Friday evening with Will Dierolf.
Mrs. J. Steenbeck spent Monday
afternoon with Mr. Kalb and family.
Rev. Beecher and Rev C Plan
took dinner with Mr. Grinninger and
family Saturday.
Frank Ruck and Miss Marie Kind-
sche spent Sunday evening with S. G.
Frey.
The Farmers in this vicinity are a
little behind planting their corn.
Mrs John Steenbeck and Miss
Barbara Kindsche visited at the home
of their sister Mrs. John Spaih.
Rev Beecher and Rev. C. Platz
spent Saturday evening and Sunday
morning wilh Aug Heiden and family,
and also to dinner wish P. Schramel
and family.
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Dahlgren, David E. The Orlando Clipper. (Orlando, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 24, Ed. 2 Friday, May 1, 1908, newspaper, May 1, 1908; Orlando, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc305794/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.