Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. SIXTEEN, No. 285, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 27, 1915 Page: 2 of 8
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PACE TWO.
CHICKA3HA DAILY EXPREA8 CHICKASHA OKLAHOMA
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iigth and Security
Should be the First
Consideration in the
Selection'of a Bank.
With a capital of $200000.00 ad-
ditional shareholders' liability of
$200000.00 and a surplus of $G0-000.00
The First National Bank
ofChickasha offers unquestioned
security to depositors.
C. B. Campbell.
Sam Davidson
J. D.Sugg
DIRECTORS
T. T. Johnson
T.H.Williams.
J.H. Bond.
R. Bond
Ben F. Johnson
E. B. Johnson
United States Depository.
M0T0KCYOE
1916 Harley-Davidson
Motorcycles on Easy Payments.
122 South Third Street.
JESS A. TUCKER
(itclien E
vTo 'piece of furniture in all your home will give
you the genuine satisfaction that you would get
from an .
ACORN GAS RANGE
It would lighten your work give you better
baking and save one-third of your fuel.
We have a full line of samples onjjourgjf floor
awaiting your inspection.
Won't you come in and look them'over?
i
Chickasha Gas & Electric Company
421 Chickasha Ave.
Phone 100
m U mm Iff
Goes to
Pres
NINNEKAH ITEM3.
The "levator received 12" loads of
orn Friday.
William J. Hoover made a business
trip to Norse Saturday.
Mrs. Oscar Lents and children of
Alex are visiting Charles lent and
lamily.
Mrs. J. A. Weatherly spent Tuesday
with relatives In Alex.
Mrs. Rhodes and youngest son of
Tucum"ari .V. M. Is here visiting hr
Eon. I). K. Rhodes.
The little Thompson boys who have
been visiting their grandmother in Ar-
kansas returned home Sunday.
Little I'.illie Wade has been quite
ill the pal few days.
t - '
.Mrs. M. Clay who has been with her
son in Stillwater for the pase two
weeks is expected to return Wednes-
day. Diaries Lents and family spent Sun-
day with Hud Iiaker and family of Ce-
ment. The moonlight school is progressing
nicelv meeting Monday Wednesday
and- Thursday nights. nmoiiB the
items this week is one composed and
written by a pupil ot the moonlight
school who could neither reud nij
write the first day of this month.
Vrs. Uelle Johnson of .North Tuxa-i
will pay her brother Charles Dawson
of Niimekah a visit in the near future.
Il has been nearly eighteen years
since thev have met and neither knew
the whereabouts of the other until a
few davs ago
Mrs. Martha J. Duncan who has
been visiting her daughter Mrs. O. T.
Lents of Alex spent Sunday In our
little city on her way to her home in
Missouri.
Miss Cathryn Griffith of (). C. W.
visited our school Friday making
many little ihildren happy with her
stories and readings.
A. K. Cofer w ent to Chickasha Mon-.
day to sec about that Ford he ordered
some time ago and was disappointed
lo find R hud not yet arrived. j
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K. ('. Farwell of the Fairview neigh-
borhood was doing business in Xinne-
liah Monday.
Dr. Padberg or Carnegie waa; seen
on our streets Monday.
J. C. Manley is doing jury service
in Chickasha this week.
Mrs. Anna Finkley of Boise Idaho
is here visiting her uncle It. A.
Thompson.
Mrs. Clyde Durham and Mrs. T. C.
Mauley spent the week-end with
Marvin Mcltae and wife in Chickasha..
J. H. Mutz returned Saturday night
from the Dallas fair.
T. G. Windle has installed a gaso-
line engine for his elevator and can
made a trip last week to John Nail's
place twelve miles this side of Muys-
ills. Dr. Gordon says I'ncle Bob In;
ihe worst driver he ever saw but
t'ncle Mob says it was the terrible con-
dition or the roads that caused him to
ditch the buggy throw iug the doctor
cut and breaking the dashboard. Per-
sonally we believe thej were both
perfectly sober at the time.
There will he no school Thursday
and Friday on account of the County
Teachers association. The faculfy of
cur school will attend.
j Room No. I had charge of the exer
cise M chpel Wednesday morning.
The room was prettily oecorated wilh
autumn leaves and jack-o'-lanterns.
Follow iug is the program:
Sous. "Good Morning."
Prayer.
Scripture reading. Matt. l!i-l:i: !".
Song "America."
Flag salute
"Poor Babes in the Woods" (dram-
atized). Song "Golden Rod."
Play "Little Xurses" by twelve
little girls.
Song "My Garden Bed."
Vocal solo. Mary Enid Dickerson.
Song "Raindrop's Story."
j Billie Powell and family of Amber
j were in Ninnekali Sunday visiting
friends.
DIED Friday morning ut her home
east of town Mrs. Andy Bpweu.
Buried at Ninnekali cemetery Satur-
day. She leaves a husband and an
infant child.
I Many of their friends will I sur-
irised to learn that Tom Foreman and
Miss Edna Wyatt w ere quietly married
In Chickasha last Wednesday.
HAPPY WOMEN
Plenty of Them in Chickasha. and
Good Reason for It.
Woudn't anv woman be happy.
After years of backache suffering
Days of misery nights of unrest.
i The distress of urinary troubles.
When she finds freedom.
Many readers will profit fcy the I al-
lowing. Mrs. X. M. Turner. 612 East Okla-
homa avenue Anadarko Okla savs:
"I as troubled for a lung time with
symptoms of dropsy. My body bloated
and I was generally run down. The
kidney secretions wtre too frequent
and burning in passage. Doan's Kid-
ney Pills did me a lot of gol ."
DOAN'S NEVER FAIL.
OVER FIVE YEARS' LATER. Mrs
Turner said. "I still use Doati's Kid-
ney Pills occasionally ant! the Vest
results alw'ays follow."
Price r.i'c. at all dealers. Don't sim-
plv ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs Turner has" twice publicly rec
ommended. Foster-Milburn Co. Props
Buffalo N. Y. :
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DOTS FROM DUTTON.
Much corn is being marketed.
Misst-s Hazel Winder and Edith
Statton were button visitors from Fri-
i day until Monday.
Rally day and the World's Temper-
ance Sunday will be appropriately
celebrated with a combined program
on Sunday November 4 by the Dutlon
Sunday school.
LUCILE ITEMS.
Mr. Morrow and family took dinner
j witn .Mr. ana .Mrs. uuunifte annua).
Mr. Morrow and Mr. Roberts were
among the Chickasha visitors Satur- j
day... !
There w ill be no school Thursday j
and Friday of this week on account of
the teachers meeting at Chickasha.
i The school board also exjects to at
tend the school board meeting hut-
urday morning.
An interesting program was given
at literary Friday evenii'g. The next
meeting will be held In connection
with the box supper Saturday evening
November . U'l". The proceeds of
the supper will be used to improve tn-i
school grounds. Everybody invited.
The Ladies Mutual Aid club will
niet at the home of Mrs. J. S. Brown
next Thursday afternoon. All mem-
bers are urged to be present.
Rev. J. r. ' Conrad of Weatbert'ot d
who was recently assigned the Dutton
charge by the M. K. conference has
mtered upon his duties for the tn- js jlnproving.
suing year. He gave an interesting
talk Sunday on "Every day Practice of
Religion."
Brctiiei Rimer returned fiom Ce-
ment Saturday. We are glad to report
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j liiai IMS rtlUI. UBUhUiri Ul mi l' " ' "
November 1st
Miss Beulah Rowe spent. Sunday at
the Fisher home. Cecil Gatewood was
also a visitor there.
There will be a pie supper at the
louine school house r.ext Friday eve-
ning. A literary program will be ren-
dered. Mrs. Coryell agent home demonstra-
tion work will meet the people of
fmtton and Prairie Valley townships
at the Dutton church on the evening
ot Thursday November 4 for the pur-
pose of organizing clubs among the
girls and women in different branches
of home economics. She Would bs
pleased t'i have every one interested
Mikado's Coronation Robe.
For the coronation ceremonies at
Kyoto this fall the emperor cf Japan
says the Tokio Advertiser is having
made a full uniform of a design warn
by a Shogun of 570 years ago. The
costums is being made in the house-
hold department. The cloth has been
handed down from old times. Because
there was some difference of opinion
as to the method of making and sew-
ing this unusual uniform members ot
the department in charge cf the tailor-
ing were sent to inspect the treasures
of the sacred shrine. Atsuta where
ancient costumes of the period are to
he found. The dresses at Atsuta are
to be brought to Tokio at the request
of the household deartn-ent.
now handle; as much corn as can De irps(nt These clubs have proven very
Telephone service
should he arranged
for on or before trie
above date in order
to have your name appear in
this issue. Any contemplat-
ed change m firm name should
he arranged for as early as pos-
sible in order to take advan-
tage of new directory listing.
'Pioneer Telephone
& Telegraph Company
The Daily Express Delivered
One Week for only 10 Cents
brought to him.
Every farmer should purchase one
( of those new vacuum washers ut John
' Lents'. They are a sure labor-saving
device.
(!. F. Newell of Chickasha was a
pleasant caller at the school house
Friday afternoon. Mr. Newell always
receives a roval welcome in Ninnekali.
I
D. A. AVoods and Dr. Gordon went
to . Chickasha Monday to see what 1
could be done about the term of school
being lengthened. It seems that at
(be best Ninnekali tan have hut eight
months of school owing to the valu-'
ation of the district being cut down. I
Dr. Gordon vaccinated 17 head of
hogs for R. H. Russell Tuesday.'
Rev. Mr. Bailey preached at the Bap-
tist church Sunday inorn'ng and eve-
ning. The Hcrris family was released
from quarantine last ThnrsiHy and the
children were all back In school Mon-
day. A great many of th" mothers vis' ted
(be school Friday aftcrnoc n. umeh to
the delicht of the teachers and pupils.
They visited all the rooms and in-
spected the work. A splendid prc-
gram consisting' of songs readings J
and music was gi -vs ai'cr which all
j went out on the campus and enjoyed
Ihe games and play hour.
It. A. Thompson and Dr. Gordon
beneficial in other places and can be
made so here
On the evening of November I'.l a
merry crowd celebrated the eighteenth
birthday anniversary of Miss Ruth
Smith at her home. The affair was
supposed to have been a surprise."
but as iisral somebody told. Those
who attended were: Misses Cora
Tippet B'-rnice Brown. Gr.'.ce ('bene-
weth Aildie Wasson.. Edith Statton
Clara and Ruby. Fisher. Leona Prij-
mon and Listen: Messrs. Jay Kees
Charles Fisher Lark Cassel Elton
Parish. Ralph Williamson George
Shockey Cody Brown Pat Wyrick
George Tlpet George Brock. Rose oe
Tihbets and Bob Brown and Mr. and
Mrs Gordon Goree.
The "nc w preacher" is a bachelor
and the young ladies of this burg will
be rivals for favor in his M-;ht. but
we drop a hint that possible thee is ;
alreadv chosen a mistress for She par-:
so'iaee.
Mistake of Our Average Man.
With the best intentions in the
world the average man especially in
America in endeavoring to give every-
thing to his wife has made it difficult
for her to give adequately in return.
Our modern American worr.en are
brought up too softly to develop he-
roic or even deeply womanly qual-
ities. As far as that is true the cry
"unsexed" has some justifications but
the feminists aro the last group at
which it should be leveled. Beatrice
Forbes-Robertson Hale m McClure's
Magazine.
When the chest feels on fire and
the throat burns you have indigestion
and you need Herhine to get rid of thu
disagreeable feeling. It drives out
badly digested food strengthens the
stomach and purifies the bowels. Price
50c. Sold by Owl Drug store.-
-Adv.
d&w
Wealth
Is not gained by luck but
by preparation.
A comfortable bank account pre-
pares you to take advantage of an
opportunity when it presents itself.
Begin now deposit a portion of
your monthly income with us each
month and prepare yourself to take
advantage of that opportunity.
THE
Oklahoma National Bank
Qtfe
of the business of the world it is
estimated is done by checks. The sub-
merged tenth use cash. It is easier to
go with th stream than against it. If
you start an account here you will have
made your first stride toward success
and will be going with the stream.
Did you ever hear of a rich or suc-
cessful person who had no
bank account?
JL
Ttis Farmers State Bank
Deposits Guaranteed
A Touching Story
Isn't always the climax to a
Stroll With a Roll"
But it happens too frequent for you to take a
chance and carry coin or currency so carelss-
Iilce. And why should you when you can secure
safety by simply placing your "real money" on
depos.t with us - then
PAY BY CHECK
That's the safe way convenient too.
The Ciiickasiia National Bank
T. H. DWYER Pres.
ROY C. SMITH Cashier.
The Coldi of Mankind Cured by Pines!
Have ynu e-r gone through a typi-
cal pine forest when you had a eold?
What a vigorous impulse it sent: Ifo
vou opened wide your luncs to take in
those invigorating and mysterious
(ua!iiies. Yes Dr. Hell's fine-Tar-Honey
possesses those stiniplf'tin?
qualities and overcomes harking
coughs. The Inner lining of the throat
is strengthened in its attack agaitisi
cold germs. Kvery family needs a bot-
tle constantly at hand. 25c A.lv.
at
GRADY COUNTY EXPRESS.
25c A Year.
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an Indefinite period. We will
send the fIRADY COINTY
EXPRESS for one full year to
subscribers in !rady county
only on receipt of only 2"
rents. THINK OF" IT. the offl-
4' f ial county paper rock-ribbed :
Democratic wi'.h all the local. '
political and official news
every week for ? cents a ear.
Start today! Remit in coin
to
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Chickasha Okla.
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Only machinery equipped garage in
the city. Store battery charging plant.
Full Line of Accessories.
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Evans, George H. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. SIXTEEN, No. 285, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 27, 1915, newspaper, October 27, 1915; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc731045/m1/2/: accessed June 30, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.