The Supply Republican (Supply, Okla.), Vol. 24, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 23, 1925 Page: 1 of 8
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THE SUPPLY REPUBLICAN
VoL XXIV
Supply. Woodward County. OMihoma, Thunday. July 23.1*25
No. 28
Edytha E. Johnson
Miss Edythe E. Johnson diet
si tho Clinton hospital for Tuber-
culosis patients on Sunday July
19th. aged 23 years. 2 months an<
17 days. The funeral was held at
Woodward ou Tuesday morning
and the remains laid to rest there
Her death was not unexpectec
yet the nows came as a shock to
her numerous friends here.
Deceased was born at fiyde-
ville, Kans., May 2nd 1902. She
moved here npith her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Johnson, in 1921
and made her home with them on
the farm northeast of Supply since
that time. She was employed as
teacher at the Little Reservation
school but had to quit last winter
on account of her steady failing
health and then went to the Clin-
ton hospital for treatment. The
bereaved family have the sincere
sympathy of the community in
their great loss.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank the friends
who were so kind during the ill
ness and death of our beloved
daughter and sister, and for the
beautiful floral offerings at the
funeral.
—Mr. and Mr. W. H. Johnson
and family.
f
Palmer Bodenheimer is on the
sick list and is said to have de-
veloped typhpid symptoms.
Miss Edna Wigle returned Sun-
• day to het home at Laverae after
several weeks spent here with
Mrs. Carlisle.
The Northwestern Medical
Association had a meeting at the
Bolton Hotel parlors in Wood-
ward on Tuesday and Dr. Stecher
went from here to attend.
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Miss Faye Christorher, who has
been visiting Mrs. M. L. Davis,
left yesterday for Taloga and will
return from there to Las Cruces,
Mew Mex., where she is assistant
in the office of the county super-
intendent of schools.
Mrs. Mabel Mason has been
visiting relatives a t Woodward
and returned te her home here on
Monday. She was accompanied on
the home trip by her mother, Mrs
J. 0. Chase and Mir. and Mrs.
Grant.
Amos Chapman, last survivor
of the old scouts in western Okla-
homa, died at Seiliag last week.
H* was connected with the army'
post at Supply in 1868-69, and
was one of the picturesque figures
of the old frontier days. |
Among the number who went l
from here to attend Miss Edythe
Johnson’s funeral at Woodward
on Tuesday were: Mrs. A. B.
Messall, Mrs. E. C. MiNion, Mrs
B. Million Jr., Mrs. H.E. Stecher
Miss Alice Jackson, Miss Irene
Jesse and Percy B. Zerby
Dr. Stecher was called out to
the J. O. Gillenwater home last
Friday and found the two sons,
Merrll, 20 and Cecil 12, both very
ill. Merril was suffering from an
injury sustained in the wheat
harvest, and Cecil was rushed to
the Woodward hospital and oper-
ated on at once for appendicitis.
Both boys are reported as getting
along fine.
Bill Hanly to Work
For Whoat Growora
W. H. Hanly, formerly Supply
resident but of late years County
Agent for Beaver county, came in
Tuesday night from Enid where
he entered into a contract to work
for the Wheat Growers Associa-
tion in Beaver, Texas and Cimar-
ron counties. His new duties
will cover general field work for
the association and especially the
furhishing of seed wheat to mem-
bers who are in need of some. In
the panhandle counties the seed
wheat situation alone will require
lots of attention and Bill rejoices
over the opportunity to keep busy
in the service of his fellow men.
Mrs C. M. Robertson came
down from Laverne on Friday to!
visit her sister, Mrs. George*
Brown, of Braman , who was visit-
with friends here.
Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Newel), of
Yale, were here Saturday for a
short visit with their daughter,
Mrs. B. Million Jr. They were
on their way home from a very
pleasant trip in the mountains.
Swmw Weather—
And Casualltlos
The last few dgye have brought
this section some weather that is
typical of Oklahoma, among the
verities being an intense heat
with strong hot wind on Saturday.
The wind hurt some of the corn
and other feed crops considerably.
This week the weather haa run
from cooler to almost cold, with
light rains at times, Forgan re-
porting a 2-inch rain Monday
night.
The casualties are few but one
at least is out of the ordinary.
Mrs. George Browning residing
north of Supply, reports the docs
of right hens and one rooster
during the heat wave on Satur-
day. The birds had plenty of
shade and water and it is presum-
ed they just drank themselves to
death.
No Hunting
All persons will please take no-
tice that no hunting or trapping
will be allowed on my premises.
WIM WRIGHT.
Eloctric Lights
By August 1st
The construction on the new
electric lighting system were de-
layed by the loss of some material
coming from Pittsburg, Pa., and
will not have their work complet-
ed quite as soon as was expected.
It is now announced, however,
that the juice will be turned on
some time next week and the
lighting system formerlly turned
over to town on Saturday, Aug-
ust 1st.
Gillenwater—Hart
Brad Anderson and family were
here from Perry ton, Tex., on Sat-
urday visiting among old time
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, of
Braman, Okla., were guests at
Gus Strandberg’s home on Satur-
day.
At the Woodward hospital on
Thursday last a new baby boy
was born to Mr. and Mr. F Ralph
Marsh, who resides southwest of
Supply. Mother and baby are
reported as getting along very
nicely.
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JACKSON CASH STORE
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WE are putting a real price on some Voiles
this week:
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only 25c per yard
Come in and get yours before they are all
gone
Some Men’s Dress Shirts at half price
Hershey’s Cocoa, pound .20
Napaco Apricots, can .20
Gallon cans of
“Three Meal” Peaches .70
- -• i
Kansas Expansion Flour, sack $2.50
Your Eggs and Butter the same as Cash
Jackson Cash Store
ARTHUR JACKSON, Proprietor
Supply, Oklahoma.
At the home of the bride's par-
ents at Woodward on Sunday
evening. Miss Ruth Gillenwater,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Gillenwater was united in mar-
riage to Morris C. Hart, of Los
(Angeles, Calif. The ceremony
was preformed by Rev. C. A.
Lowe, in the presence of a few
close friends.
Both bride and groom are well
known to the people of Supply
and vicinity and have lots of
friends who will wish them endur-
ing happiness.
Miss Pearl McKee was here
from Clinton for a week end visit
at the M. L. Davis home.
James Rollie Via Jr. is the nam«
of the bright young son who ar-
rived safely at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Rollie Via, on Tuesday.
All well.
Little Maxine Zerby fell out of
Sam Perry’s Ford runabout on
Saturdy and cut a gash on her
forehead. Fortunately the injury
is not at all serious.
Mrs. C. H. Lockhart, of Pam-
pas, Tex, formerly a resident of
Supply, was here visiting at the
R. L. Vaughn home and with
other friends and left tor Laverne
to see othee old friends.
i p*te t*enemann, W. H. Hen-
don and Cara Thomas ae members
of the tewn board of Morgan
Township, in Ellis county were
transacting hflp yeetmi "
The Misses Clan mi Canto
Burgess arrived home Saturday
end Sunday rssysetively fa*t
the Shattuck hospital. Both ape
convalescing nicajy frewa newt
operations for appendicitis.
F. E. Randall and family, of
Gulesburg, Colo., visited a tow
days at the M. L. Davis home
this week. They were on their
way to Taloga for a big family
re-union and the golden wedding
anniversary celebration of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Ratodell, which
will occur Sunday next the 26th
inst. ♦.*
PUBLISHES'S REPORT
Of the condition of the
BANK of SUPPLY
of Supply, Oklahoma
June 30,1925
RESOURCES
Lous and Discounts
I71.IS4.IS
Overdrafts, secured uad unse—
cured
tliM
Stocks. Bonds, Warrants, etc.
41, 022 00
Banking House
t. M0.SU
Furniture and Fixtures
i.too ou
Due from Bunks
*6,004.67
Checks and other Cash Items
0* 54
Caab in Bank
(.out*
Total
140,608 32
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid In
IS.OOU 00
Surplus Fund
2.500.00
Undivided Profits
401.10
Indidtduul Deposit. Subject
to Check
124.217 56
Tune Certificates of Deposit
10.844 20
Cashier’s Checks Outstanding
7.71# 40
Total
*160,000.42
State of Oklahoma.
County of Woodward, as:
1. Percy U Zerby, Cashier of the above
named Hank do solemnly swear that thi
above statement la true to the best of mj
knowledge and belief, so help me, Oud
I’KKCY B ZERBY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me thi
Otli day of July. 1026
(seal I J. B.MUCKLE.
Notary Public
My commission expires Dec. IV, 1V28
Attest: B. Million, Jr.
E. C. Million
Or»C. Zerby, Director#.
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