The Manchester Journal. (Manchester, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, June 2, 1911 Page: 3 of 4
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FARMERS’ PRICES
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Farm four miles west, of Manchester
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in i h \V;iiui.r; & Sin.cnoiid store.
—O-.-t. c..h of Vifj Im-'iCu - Ohio 2-row
cultivators at. I. E. Mtlchei’s. 60-ti
—C.h'i Vi od was in Mie cotimy
seat Monday.
-Walter Harmon was over from
Waldron Friday.
-Romie Wilson returned yesterday
from a couple of weeks in Wichita.
—.1. W. Smith transacted legal
business a! the county seat yesterday.
—Fox: Salk-Fence posts, at my
farm seven and one-half-miles south-
west of Manchester. Fred Dietz. 48-t.f
Mr. James Dalle of Jefferson, Kans-
as, is here this week visiting his
neice, Mr... C. C. Bailey, and family.
— Get your paint, varnish stain,
and alabast ine at the Badger Lum-
ber Co. 48-tf
-W. A. Nally left Wednesday for
a few clays business trip to Independ-
ence. Kansas.
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—Try the J. I. Case crank shift
cultivator and let the boy do the
work. For sale by Melcher. 50-tf
—Albert Li n and Will Clark came
up from Gibbon last Thursday even-
ing to witness the wrestling match
—Geo Powers and his mother
visited a few days tiiis week in King-
man.
—Don’t fail to look at John Deer's
New Elk” and rider-horse-lift eul-
livator. You'll want one. Ask Mel-
cher. 50-tf
L. P. Drown and Miss Rose Ma-
thews, of Gibbon were visiting
friends in Manchester the latter part
of last week.
I) ■ •.” ^mirhhis'er, of San An-
tonia. Texas, was hero the latter
part of I:week, visiting his brother,
Frank.
—Spring is here and you will soon
think of replacing your cook-stove
with an oil or gasoline stove. Ca,.
ind examine our line. Dadger Lum
ber Co. 48-tf
—Mr. and Mrs. G. 1* Price went to
Hutchinson Saturday evening to
visit, friends. Mr. Price returned
home Monday, but Mrs. Price will
visit there until today or tomorrow.
—Claude Gilson has started a dray
line, and is in shape to handle your
work promptly. Claude knows the
business, and will no doubt' mike a
good thing of it.
—J. A. Craven left Monday for
Guthrie, where he will visit a few
weeks. From there he will go to
Indiana, where he will spend the
summer.
Don’Kforget that Pr.s McKee
& Michael, the Anthony dentists,
will be in their branch office, in
the oil! postoffice building', June
19 th.
— Ernest Linn went t.o Iviowa and
Wednesday night met Hendry Weiss,
the Illinois wrestler. Ernest failed
to pile him, but believes that, with a
little training he can handle Weiss
with ease. At any rate, he is willing
to try itapain
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■ HREE PREMIUMS GIVL AWAY
WEDNESDAY
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See the Golden Oak China Cabinet in our window.
See the handsome 41-piece China Dinner Set in it.
You will be given a card each day you buy of us, with the total amount of purchases
punched out if it is over $1.00 Save these cards and bring he n next Wednesday r 3
p. m. The person PRESENT holding the card which shows he largest amount o' ir-
cliases punched out will receive absolutely free of all charge a beautiful ll-p:e^.e of
Gold-Bordered China. A Rayo Lamp will be given to the one holding -.he card si.cn ' g 1
the second largest amount, and an Ironing Board to the one holding the third highest.
Second and third premiums will be given each week, but may be changed irom time
to time.
Save your cards. They are all good every Wednesday of the series.
On the twenty-sixth week the China Cabinet will be given ,o She person present
whose tickets show the largest amount of purchases during the twenty-six weeks. Sec-
ond and third premiums will be given to the persons whose tickets show il.e second and
third highest amounts. Keep ALL your tickets to count on that day.
Tickets drawing prizes will be cancelled each Wednesday but returned to holder ;
be added in the total for final premiums. Come and get a punch card. Bring y r
friends. Come every Wednesday at 3 p. m. and bring your cards, Small purchasers
have the privilege of clubbing together, but remember t is beher io trade under the sain
name, for in no other way could •he purchases be added lor -he grand prize.
Remember, only one day's purchases go on one card, Remember cards most he
here on date of award. Remember that goods cost less here than elsewhere, and that
premiums are absolutely free.
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—Frank Smithhisler returned the
latter part of ast week from Wichita
Frank has been gone several weeks
and is surprised to see the crops look-
ing as well as they do.
—At the drawing at the store of
E L. Smith <& Co. last Wednesday.
II. W. Reneau drew first prize, Mrs
Carrie Bohrer second, ana H. A
Godson third.
The Caldwell Advance boasts tlv
the Caldwell ball team h :s won every
game this season.—Well we can .
you one better: the Renfrowbail tear,
has lost every game it has played an ;
bids fair to go through the remainde
of the season with that record intac;
—Tribune
—Mrs. Albert Jerdan is hers from
Cairo, Kansas, visiting ber father.
-Miss Beatrice Leisure and her | JoesePh Gaski"- anrl sisttr’ Mrs
friend, Miss Grace Giles, returned to1 i ' G GuClGes'
their homes in Wichita Wednesday, ; T
' ! —Dr. McClurg. Wakita's resident
after a weeks visit here with the , . . . , ,
former’s brothers, Dr. J. S. and.lames.!r,entist’ wl11 bo 111 h,s Manohesh*r
* i office from the tirstTuesday, 8a. m.,
—Miss Anna Myrtle Smith was here until Saturday noon of each month,
from Anthony the tirst of the week. In his Wakita otlice all otlier
visiting her uncle, F. Kremer. days. G-tf
Advertised Letters
Remaining in the postoffice at
.Manchester, Oklahoma, May 31,
1911.
Rev. \Y. A. Woods
Joseph Levy
Miss May me Kalart
Mts< Gertie raS*egar.
Geo. M . Morris, i’ostrnaster.
—Regular services at.: he Christi m
church next Suuday, Juno 4t,h.
Subject, for evening sermon. “ WatcJi-
man, what of the Night.” J G.
Engle, Pastor.
—The “Old Grey Bonnett” is all
right, but this is the season when the
boys are looking for something else
"wuh tl e Blue Bitters on it.”
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This is positively the best cultivator on the market, having
all the modern improvements and out-wearing all others.
Said to be new: A girl h i . o.ie ! ■>
a dinner in Ne-v York wii ■ !ier
sinady. Tlie young rnVu nn< iced a
sy-ick of what appeared to be lint on
h r shoulder. When sue was '; look-
ii j he attempted to knock it f )T with
tr . linger. Ah r several futile , at-
t- npts he took hold d t.lio line and
started to pull it o!f. lie unraveled
se era! yards of the fleecy lulT an l
when he seemed to have all of it.
threw the wad urnier the obit. That
night the girl told her mother that i
she had a perfectly lovely time.
' But,” she added, *‘l have just been
lying here In, bed, wondering what
be ame of my union suit."
Ever notice how a postage stamp
resembles a pet dog'/ The more you
lick it the tighter It sticks to you.
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At the County Yat
The County Judge and County At
torney are ho!ding a private Court oi
1 -veMiga ion to >■ liieJi the I * ■ pjr • J
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and the Public are i. -t ad'nlrifd. A £
•number of the citizens of Wakit. c »
vicinity have special invitation? i
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Registered Jersey bulls for sale
age from 8 months to 2 years. !. 0 ^ prf,sp t y
, lice-, », •>>•■.'. •••'•'') an . STD. All : The result of Mie lequtry w ill up 1 - -
bargains. At the big Jersey farms ,. . .. . • j)
these would be priced at S50 to MARRIAGE LICENSES
SI 00 or more. Dams from Jersey) R ’ss Shorn -I: age 21. lluchins
Hill Farm, Walden, Vermont, sired i Kansas, and N’eMie Eisole. age ^
E nporia Kansas.
Married by the County Judge.
Ralph Court right, age 28, Caldwell j
Kansas and Maye Miller, age 23, Wak- ^
a a. A. K. Strickland, age 35, Giblton. -.A
and Matt ie Britner age 29, Gibbtn-.. [ ft, ^
County Commissioner Robinson is |
plowing the Court House vard with yA.
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pretty bad time of it, and her many Shorty Davis is holding the shovel, j 5^
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bv Hood Farm Bogls 35th, can be
seen at my farm three-fourths mile
southeast of Manchester, Oklahoma.
f>l-3t L. Feely.
—Mrs. Thos. Patterson is again
able to bo up, and is reported as
almost wholly recovered from the
recent operation. She has had a the assistance of a pair of mules.
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Book Island Lamber and Giel Oompaoy
JcSS McMULLlN, Agent.
Manchester, Oklahoma.
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ment in her health.
house are louiiiug on.
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Thomas, L. K. The Manchester Journal. (Manchester, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, June 2, 1911, newspaper, June 2, 1911; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc497672/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.