Eldorado Courier (Eldorado, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, June 7, 1907 Page: 3 of 8
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Friday II n.-tKdilor).
Just failed to be a subscriber to
OteCotmintia the re*** mow
do not jret thv news of their
ndghborhood ami adjoining
country.
Last Sunday ut a o'clock at
the residence of the bride'* jsun
ents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Seright
Mr. Lacy Cummins and Mis*
Mary Seright were united in mar-
riaire. Rev. Johniion of Hollis
performed the ceremony. Their
friend* wish them a long and
happy life.
We need a bridge across the
creek at Louis for the accommo-
dation it would afford in time of
high water. The creek was
•swimming Friday and some of
the business men of the town had
to swim it to get to their homes.
Mr. Cox, the blacksmith. lost his
best shoe while swimming it
been
re-
LOUIS LORE
(To Ui* fur Ui Wart)
J. I). Sanders insures livestock
and does notary work.
Sid Frasor has a new binder to
cut his 100 acres of wheat
J. J. Turner was in town last
Saturday with a nice load of corn.
J. D. Sanders is busy writing
crop, lightning, fire and tornado
insurance.
J. N. Murray's folks are have-
ing quite a seige with the whoop-
| ing cough.
We would like to hear more
talk about the bridge across the
!• creek at Louis.
&S. The Louis ball team laid the
Martin boys in the shade last
Saturday at Martin.
W. A. Mangis had Dr. Snedol
with him and his youngest child
first of the week but is reported
better.
The farmers are busy since the
recent rains. The barber will
no longer get 20c for shaving
their long faces.
Postmaster Johnson hSis re-
modeled the postoffice and every-
thing looks nice around Uncle
Sam's department.
Dr. Ball, who came here a
short time ago, has just turned
off a case of spinal meningitus
which has gained for him a repu-
tation.
No smoke, no fire, no ads, no
trade, no hay, no feeding, no pa- uibl ui
pers no reading. Try the Cour- ' children's service to be render-
medium.r mg and 38 an ad ed at their church next Sunday
lit was neither lost nor stolen.
SAYE SIFTINGS
Miss Nina Stauble has
sick for several days.
Master Percy Holmes is
ported to have slow fever.
Master Everett Burns, who
has been sick, is able to be up.
Rev. Powers, pastor of Twin
Lake Baptist church, visited here
Sunday.
Mrs. S. J. Patton of near
Looney visited relatives • here
Monday.
S. G. Moulton, of Eldorado,
attended divine worship here
Sunday.
Rev. Blair, of Eldorado, "preach-
ed at the' school house Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Rhea was called to attend
the deathbed of a grandchild
near Lawton Sunday.
A bridge on a branch of Sandy
about four miles from Eldorado
was washed outlast week.
The members of the Metho-
dist church have arranged a
night.
Corn is much behind what it
P~ I ^ „ -- should be this year. However,
abst Perfect ishopedthatpr°spectsare
E. 1 n _ _ jno true premonitors of what the
lght-JJay Malt ultimate yield will be.
Pabst realized that it L,^la,ters ha™ .to plant
c 11 j c i much of the crop over this spring
takes eight full days of malt- what is up looks bad, and is be-
ing to get all of the food- ing much handicapped by a lux-
values out of barley-grain.1 uriant'growth of vegetable inte.r-
Pabst perfected an lopers;
Grain will soon be
-Then
Eight-Day Malting Process' ,GraT,wi" ,soon be ready fcr
XT ® _J ___ .the sickle and several new bind-
that follows Nature and pro ???
j„0„ .1 c ^ 11 ers will doubtless greet the ripen-
duces the perfect malt that ing cereals, as purchasers are re-
makes ported in various sections of the
country. The yeild of grain will
not be large, and the price will
thereby be enhanced.
Mr. Edgei-ly undertook to cross
Sandy one dav last week when
it was up, and unfortunately the
Pabst
BlueRibbon
Tl»e Beer of Quality ^
rich in nutriment; wholesome, strength- stream was too deep to be ford
giving food, that helps the stomach to able. When he drove in his
d.gesuu>d assimilate other food,. | wagon M floated off and wag
Blue Ribbon l£r, S ^
nourishment—the kind of nourishment . vehicle. This forced the
that gives you health. driver to turn his team loose.
The wagon bed was intercepted
by a wire fence, which, when the
gentleman undertook to swim to
land, threatened to thwart the
effort Fortunately he escaped
with no serious mishap either to
himself or team.
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The First National Bank
OF ELDORADO
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS
Wo arc alilo to tako care of you over a Dry
Spell. Wo loan money every day in the
year except Sundays and Legal Holidays
BECAUSE
Why?
WE HAVE IT TTT
You're never turned down at this Bank with
the old, old story: "We are full up on loans, or
we are handling the wheat, oat or cotton
crop; or we are backing some cowman, etc."
We are here with the goods all the time
CALL AND SEE US
Perry Boy
TRIAL
MARK
AT
TWO
YEARS
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Handsome Chestnut Sorrel, weighing 1310 pounds, will be at Fraser's
Livery barn, Eldorado, Okla., Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
each week Terms of service: $25.00 the season, with privilege of
return until mare is in foal, but service money must be paid during
M. B. PERRY * SOM.
season of 1907.
Made by Pabst, at Milwaukee
Aad bottJad QBif at tbm
LOUIS LORE
J. T. Seright's little infant is
very low.
Grain cutting began first of the
week in this neighborhood. The
grain is far better than first
thought
Quite a crowd was down from
Martin to the ball game Saturday
Mrs. Teague, grandmother of
the correspondent is visiting them
this week.
Curtis Mills, the Louis invent-
ive genius and family passed
through Saturday.
The ball game between Louis
and Martin Saturday ended 14 to
4 in favor of Martin.
wanted to trade ice for coal and
the next the coal man wanted to
trade coal for ice.
Dr. Ball and wife from Texas,
spent Sunday night with ye cor-
respondent and family.
Tom Pennington, grandson of
J. C. Mangis, who has been sick
over five weeks, is reported but
little better.
Stockholders of the Bethel Gin
Co. held their annual meeting the
tablishing his office in the new
drug store. Mr. Howard is an
up-to-date business man and we
wish him success.
Mr. Ball, of Martin, died Mon-
day. Mr. Ball was one of Greer
county's old Settlers. His child-
ren were all at his bedside when
he breathed his last He leaves
a widow and four children
all grown. Bright's disease was
the cause of his death. The
neighbors and friends extend
For the last month or so there
has beeu an opening for a trader' ensuing year
at Louis. One day the ice man R. & Howard is talking of
first Monday in June The old1 7**?*
directors were re-elected for the the bereaved fanuiy
, How does it suit you to get the
-1 CouaiEX a day earlier?
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Kelly, James E. Eldorado Courier (Eldorado, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, June 7, 1907, newspaper, June 7, 1907; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc403164/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.