The State Journal. (Mulhall, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 18, Ed. 1 Friday, April 15, 1904 Page: 2 of 8
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THE STATE JOURNAL.
MUIHALL OKLAHOMA.
Closing Out On Paints
This is the time of year to paint. We have three standard lines of
ready-mixed paints. We are closing out two of them, and can save you money.
Having purchased the Carey-Lombard Lumber Company's stock of building ma-
terial, paints and oils, we are prepared to give our trade the benefit of the raluc-
tion in expense. We are overstocked in lumber and it must be moved. W hen
noil in expense. ^ o cue -
in need of anything in our line, call on us; 110 trouble to figure your lulls,
if you (lon't buy. Remember, we are always pleased to have you call.
J. G. WILSON, Mulhall, Okla.
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Personal and Local.
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Mrs. Dora Jones is quite sick
with neuralgia.
Rev. Edwards spent the latter
part of the week in Oklahoma
City.
Miss Ina Whitley left last Sat-
urday evening for Mulhall where
she will spend the summer visit-
ing.—Perry Sentinel.
William Russell and family
have moved to the northern part
of Oklahoma, but he will still
continue the broom making busi-
ness here in Mulhall.
Last Friday, April 8, was the
33rd wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. F. M. Spangler. Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Gould took din-
ner with them to help them to
properly clebrate the day.
Friday was April fool. We1
are glad the day is over for we
always feel rather relieved, some-
how.—Perry Sentinel. What's
the matter, Lon; did you get up
against the bricked-hat proposi-
tion?
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fleener j
of near Minco, Chickasaw Na-
tion,came up last Friday to spend
la few days with their daughter,
Mrs. Will Scott. Mr. Fleener
says that he may decide to re-
'turn to Mulhall to live. Their
many Mulhall friends would be
most pleased to welcome them
back among us. They were
among the first residents here
and Mr. Fleener has contributed
a great deal toward improving
and building up Mulhall.
An article in the Woman's
Home Companion series on
"Great Movements Which Are
Making the World Better,"
YM waiting uie »vunu dchci,
Disciples of Christ and
. jSEEDS.
Deserve your confl-
dence. They have never
fAlle«i—'won't fall now.
Sold by nil dealers.
1004 ^ffd Auunal
■V postpaid, free.
D. M. FERRY A. CO.
Dctrolti Mich.
Their Good Works." It appears
in the April number, and mem-
bers of all denominations wil
want to read it.
Another thing which recom-
mends the Pride of Perry flour
,is the fact that every woman
who ever used it is still using it.
Letter From Mr. and Mrs. Benson.
Editor State Journal,
Mulhall, Okla.
Dear Mr. Woosley:—Please
send us the State Journal here at
Elsmore, Allan county, Kansas.
We live only two miles from
Elsmore, and three and one-halt
to Savonburg, but the mail for
us is carried from Elsmore. The
carrier passes our door. We
have bought 80 acres of land.
It is not like Oklahoma land; it
is black and fine corn land, you
know. Of course, it will take us
some time to get settled.
They are drilling for oil in Els-
more and also at Savonburg, and
| have fonnd oil in both places.
We hope we will get rich here
| soon, and then we will come
! back to Mulhall once more. We
had a fine rain here yesterday,
April 5, 1904.
Please tell Mr. Wood to change
our paper to Elsmore, Kansas.
We send you all our best regards,
and hope we will meet you
again.
Your Friends,
John Benson and Wife.
Penitentiary Binder Twine.
Oklahoma City, Okla., April
9. —R. A. Kleiner of this county,
through a letter from Gov.
Ferguson, has secured and option j
on 1,000,000 pounds of binder
twine for farmers of Oklahoma
Territory.
The contract was made with
Warden Jewett of the Kansas
penitentiary, and will enable the
farmers to purchase twine at
8 l-2c and 9c per pound. Last
year they paid 14c.
Agents for the trust have been
around this season, but have not
made public to the farmers this
season's price on twine.
School Report.
Report of Enterprise school
district 23 for the term ending
April 1, 1904:
No. of pupils enrolled, Boys,
127; Girls, 18; Total, 55.
Those who were not absent or
tardy are: first month, Ilean
MeCue, Lilly McCue and Asie
Jones; fourth month, Emert
j Jones, Jennie Sjott,
'Scott and Elix Scott.
month, Jennie Scott and
Scott Ella Scott.
Those who were not absent
are: first month, Lloyd Lambert
1 Lena Schafer and Kmert Jones;
2nd month, Lena Schafer; 4th
month, Lloyd Lambert and John
Schafer; 6th month Lilly McCue
Duel Lambert, Asie Jones,
Myrtle Jones, Myrtle McGregor
and Delia Stout.
J. D. Sampley Teahcer.
R >bert
Sixth
Robert
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Woosley, Tom B. The State Journal. (Mulhall, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 18, Ed. 1 Friday, April 15, 1904, newspaper, April 15, 1904; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc403926/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.