The State Journal. (Mulhall, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 21, Ed. 1 Friday, May 5, 1905 Page: 4 of 10
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Friday
The State Journal.
Mulhall Oklahoma
CORNER DRUG STORE.
We sell HESS'S STOCK FOOD, Guaranteed to be
as good as any other and is cheaper. Prices as follows:
In 7-Pound parcels, $ .65.
In 12-Pound parcels, $1.00.
In 25-Pound Pails, $2.00.
The "Poultry Panacea," guaranteed to do what it
claims, or money refunded. With the Spring house
cleaning on hand, don't forget our fine line of WALL
PAPER, PAINTS, Etc.
W. M. HATFIELD, Propr.
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Ice Gream, Cold Drinks
Served in Any Style to Suit Your Taste
At the MODEL RESTAURANT
and SHORT-ORDER HOUSE.
CORRESPONDENCE.
District No, 26
By Pansy,
Lee Myers is working for T.A.
Dyche.
There was a party at Noah
Murphy's Saturday night.
Clarence Hill and family visit-
ed at Mr. Bocox's Sunday.
Mr. McKinley and family visit-
ed at Mr. Griffith's Sunday.
Miss Dora James of Edmond
is visiting the Gordon home.
Will Corneal of Marshall was
seen in this vicinity Sunday.
Jessie Price is up from Guthrie
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Bertha Kincaid visited
Mrs. McNally last Thursday.
Misses Myrtle and Maggie
McGregor visited the Gordon
girls last Thursday.
Several from the Potter neigh-
borhood attended meeting at the
Hubbell Sunday night.
Will Hamiel and wife visited
at the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas Sullivan,Sunday.
Elder Campbell preached two
very interesting and able ser-
mons at the Hubbell Sunday.
Jesse Humphries returned Sat-
urday from Perry, Kansas, where
he has been going to school the
past year.
Cattlemen, Take Notice !
For first-class pastureage for
twenty or twenty-five head of
cattle, inquire at the Southeast
quarter of section Nine, Bismark
township, seven miles west and
one mile south of Orlando.
5-19-np.
Spring Creek Clatter.
By L)<in Tucker.
Nice growing weather.
Willie Perry is plowing his
corn.
Charlie McCue bought some
corn of Mr. Dwyer.
Mont Scott and family attend-
ed church in Mulhall last Sun-
day.
Jennie Scott and Anna Schafer
called on Cora Perry last Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ditcb visited at
Mr. Dwyer's last Sunday after-
noon.
Harry McCue was driving his
new horse to his buggy last Sat-
urday.
We hear there was a wedding
in this vicinity last Tuesday,
Luther Headly and Minnie Bur-
ns.
The State Journal 50c a year.
East Lone Star Items.
By Samantha.
Many farmers are breaking
sod for watermelons.
Elder Otis preached to a large
congregation Sunday.
John Anderson is doing some
grubbing for Jake Crow.
Miss Allie Alderson is staying
at Mr. A. Taylor's at present.
Mr. Maple is drilling the
fourth well for N. H. Kelso this
week.
Let us all work and encourage
parcels post. We appreciate the
produce market.
Watch for the announcement
of the ice cream supper for the
benefit of the church.
C. H. Saling and family visit-
ed at his father-in-law's, A.
Dixon Sr., last Monday.
Miss Lettie Smith has returned
home after teaching a six
months' school near Perkins.
Miss Nellie Cordis of Clarkson
has visited at Jake Crow's for
ten days, returning home last
Monday.
Singing school Friday even-
ings seems to be very much ap-
preciated under the instruction
of John Eckman.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor
and Miss Pearl Morril of Clarkson
attended afternoon services at
Lone Star Sunday.
Elder Otis re-organized the
Christian church here last Sun-
day. The membership is now
30. Elder Otis always has a
word of praise for his many at-
tentive hearers.
A large and most enjoyable
double birthday party was given
at the home of Mr. a>nd Mrs.
C. H. Sailing April 24, in honor
of their daughter Miss Audrey
and Miss Rosa Crow's birthday.
The clever host and hostess serv-
ed ice cream and many excellent
cakes. All present enjoyed the
vocal and instrumental music,
social conversation, etc., until
the early hours of the next
morning, all wishing the young
ladies many happy returns.
Notice, Telephone Subscribers!
We hereby notify our subscri-
bers that the local telephone
service in Mulhall will be cut out
until further notice on account of
changing the present grounded
party line system to the single
full metallic circuit, which will
give the people of Mulhall good
telephone service hereafter.
B. A. Wooldridge, Pres.,
D. L. STROMQUIST, Manager.
A registered Jersey Bull for
sale; two miles north and three
west of Mulhall. 7-9 tf.
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Some
Spring
estions
gRIGHTEN up your home a little this Spring
with a little fresh paint, and be sure to use the
best-STEARNS' READY-MIXED. Barn and Roof
Paints, Lead, Oils and Brushes. This is the time of year
to build and repair. Let us figure on that bill of Lumber
with you. We carry the best grades, a complete stock
and our prices are right. A full line of Screen Doors,
Prepared Roofing, Building Paper, Etc. Agency for—
McCormick
v HARVESTING MACHINERY.
J. G. WILSON.
MULHALL, OKLAHOMA.
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Woosley, Tom B. The State Journal. (Mulhall, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 21, Ed. 1 Friday, May 5, 1905, newspaper, May 5, 1905; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc404278/m1/4/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.