South Pottawatomie Progress. (Asher, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 13, 1913 Page: 8 of 8
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We have just received direct from Cincinnati, Ohio, our new 1 me
of 'prhiK suiting, Pants, Coats, Vests. We can lit you. U e have
c-olor and style to suit your taste. Our Hals, Shoes, and Men
Furnishings are all new stock and Latest Styles.
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- Nobby
Spring
Style
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Indies' Slip....... and Men’s Lowest Shoes and CMorda are on
I,end tor spring and summer trade. We have spared no Paine or
expense in our efforts to get the best in the market tor th.e season.
Don’t make the mistake of
buying elsewhere before you
have seen our now goods.
We want you to step in and
look at them whether you buy or
not. We are always pleased to
show goods.
Wo take especial pride in our
shoo department and our line
this season justifies that piide.
Ou r largo assortment warrants
us in saying that we'have just the
shoo you want. No matter how
particular you may he we have
the shoe to lit and please you.
Handsome
\
g Garden Seed bulk or package,
g Seed Oats, Seed Potatoes, Alfalfa seed, Rape
| see(ji etc. Our line of Groceries and Drygoods
is complete and prices right.
General merchandise
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COOPER
Health very good.
Weather is fine since the rain,
I look in the Progress and never see Rev.
Koliison’s name.
which was very beneficial
W. R. West went across the
river Saturday to fill an appoint
ment as minister to the people.
Mr. Golden accompanying him
on a visit to his brother.
Mrs. Golden is going to turn
poultry into dollars. She has
an incubator set.
Mr. Caster and wife visited
E. Lynn Sunday.
Jess Haas will just about slip
off with somebody’s daughter
soon.
B. C. Wilson and family visit-
ed bis lather Saturday and
Sunday.
W. R. West and wife spent
Monday nightat M. S. Davault’s.
Commissioner Howard left for
Tecumseh Tuesday to be away
until Friday.
C. W. West purchased a hog
of M. S. Devault.
Mr. Davault presented a hog
to bis sister, Mrs. Reece, weight
about HO pounds. (Which? Ed.)
,1. C. McPherson and family
visited John Ballard Sunday.
There was possibly 300 people
at the burial services of Mr. Jim
Barrett, Monday.
VALLEY VIEW
Well, as there hasn’t been anv news
from this place, I thought 1 would drop
in a few words. ,
Health is very good at present, ex-
cepting Grandma Snow who is report-
ed very ill.
Singing at Thomas’ was enjoyed by
all present.
Miss Anna (Jarrell and Alice Smith
of Maud are visiting in tins vicinity
this week.
Red Charlie has to tip toe to spit
over his collar since he began going
with the girls.
Jess Bean said he wished John D.
would range some other diredtion.
Lee Simpson said ,,look out John,
the men are pretty had over there.
Homer was seen making eyes at
some of the girls at the party Satur-
day night
Talbert Grimes is seen going south
ever now and then. Mr. Engle, you
had better turn your dogs loose.
Grade Jackson and Maggie Cramer
are running a race.
R. O. Beene was talking over the
’phone the other day and his voice
jumped the line at Mr. Chery’s and
Mrs. Chery thought it was someone
calling “hello” at the front gate.
S. J. Grimes visited his mother Sat-
urday night and Sunday.
J. J. Simpson is living on the Bar-
nam place.
Mrs. L. H. Crimes and Talbert, and
S. J. Grimes and wife, spent Sunday
night with J. J. Simpson.
Harvey Hines’ wife was sick Satur
day.
David Veazey and Talbert Grimes
were trading in Maud Saturday.
There will be preaching next Satur-
day night at this place by Rev. Strong
and wife. They Will preach at Oak
Grove Sunday afternoon. Rev. Strong
will pdeach to men sud boys at Clover-
dale’ and his wife will preach to the
women and children at Oak Grove
OAK GROVE
Health is better this week.
Farming progressing nicely. Some
are in the blue on uccount of the bud
weather, but God knows best in every-
thing,
Miss Jessie Simpkins and Dump
Herndon are progressing nicely.
Mrs. Charlie Bettis and Alvin* Gmt
rell spent Tuesday at Mr. Decker s,
also Mib. Della Parsons, of Oklahoma
City.
Church wus well attended at this
place Sunday.
The candy breaking at Joflh Hilton s
wus enjoyed by all.
Mary Brown spent Wednesday night
with Jesaie Simpkins.
Elvira Gartrell looked sad Sunday.
We guess J im wus afraid ol that poodle
dog, Sunday.
Charley Henry said he let Zeltu
Richardson beat Ids time at Browns
so lie could he in fashion.
Melton Johnson was seen going to
Mr. Decker’s Sunday evening through
the rain and wading mud shoe mouth
deep.
Richard Spilzer said he would like to
heat Mr. Wire’s time at Mr. Hines.
Altha Lynn said it made her sad to
adell
March, o.
We have plenty of snow in this
vicinity.
Nearly everybody went rabbit hunt-
ing Saturday.
Sunday school and preaching was
well attended.
Jim Watson called on Georgie Dobbs
Sunday.
Prayer meeting was led by Bro.
Clough Sunday night.
B. F. Phillips is on the sick list this
week.
PLEASANT HILL
Health very good at presen’
A nice rain Saturday night and Sun
day which will put the right kind ot
season in the ground.
Singing was not attended on account
of rain.
Farming is progressing nicely.
Soon be corn planting time. Oats are
coming up nicely.
Ad Farley has moved his place ol
business to his new farm, the late
Geo. Bail’d farm.
J. M. Farley, Ad Farley, Ed Archer,
p m. and Geo. Davidson made a busi-
ness trip to Tecumseh and Shawnee,
last Wednesday.
Miss Eva Farley visited Edwina
Enlow near Tronsdale, Satnrday night
and Sunday.
Robert and Wm. Farley were busi-
ness callers in Wanette Saturday.
We are having considerable amount
of trouble in our school. There hap-
pened a most terrible battle in the
tsme of books, there being two smart
young men endeavoring to show then-
strength. We need the teacher who
will use the elm club wrapped with
barb wire.
,1 BOOKS!
We have a library of 150 books which
we are going to place at the disposal of the
subscribers to the Progress. From now on,
for a limited time, we will issue a library
ticket for every dollar paid us either on sub-
scription due or new subscription to the
Progress. The ticket entitles you to select
books from the library, one at a time, which
you may read and exchange for another,
and so on. until you have had a years
reading. See the list of authors and books
below:
Mrs. Dobbs is on the sick list this
week.
Roy Rush is home from Edmond.
Bro. Wallace preached Satnrday
night ami Sunday.
Jay Bibo.
Geo. Davidson was busy Satuidily
evening breaking a span of young
mules.
Dago.
ST. LOUIS
We are having some bad weather at
this writing.
Rev. Wooten failed to fill his appoint-
ment here. He is preaching in the
eastern purt of the state.
The party at Harvey Hines’ was en-
joyed by all present.
W. L. Wallace and family, visited
relatives in Romulus Sgtruday night
and Sunday.
The party at Mrs. Archie's Saturday
night was good and the young folks
had a good time, if they did break the
floor in.
Other Correspondence will in
found on page four, this Issue.
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I of consumption 1 was taken with ®
\ a frightful cough and lung trouble,
but my life was saved and l gained
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Partial List of Authors
Mary J. Holmes
Bertha Clay
Marie Corelli
Opie Read
Charles Read
Zola
Daudet
I j.ynch
Russell
Thornes
Atwell
Elder
Barry
Etc., etc.
List of Titles
The Colossus
On the Suwanee River
The Hark riders
By the Eternal
The Carpetbagger
inunet Bonlore
Old Ebenezer
Vly Young Master
A Kentucky Colonel
The Jueklens
Tom and the Squatter's Son
The Son of the Sword Maker
Turkey Egg Griffon
Len Gansett
A Tennessee Judge
The Starbucks
The Wives qf the Prophet
Fogg’s Ferry
The Heart of Hetta
The Sdul of a Serf
Tan Pile Jim
The Heart of a Boy
The Titanic Disaster
Rex’s Adventures
Air Castle Don
Dick and Jack’s Adventures
A Chord From a Violin
Moody’s Sermons
In His Steps
Tilt* Woman Who Dared
Foul Play
An Unconscious Crime
Under Fate’s Wheel
A Slender Clue
The Lost Witness
Running the Blockade
The Last Stroke
The Duke’s Secret
A True Magdalen
Higli Stakes
A Desperate Woman
’ Her Martyrdom
Mexican Bill
Sappho
Romance of a Bomb Thrower
A Slaver’s Adventures
Madeline Payne
Doverfield’s Diamonds
A Romance of Two Worlds
A Wife’s Peril
Dangerous Ground
The Danger Line
A Blind Lead
Pot Bouille
A Desperate Deed
Man and Master
Lewey and T
Dora Thorn
Thorns and Orange Blossoms
Out of a Labyrinth
A Broken Wedding Ring
Wife in Name Only
The Belle of Australia
On Land and Sea
Pickey
Saved by a Dream
Tamar
Michael Carmichael
The Great Harry Thaw Case
The Younger Brothers
Cafe Cackle
The Progress will pay liberally ^
lor the services of a good sub-
scription canvasser. With the
Circulating Library Membership
which we are now offering to our
subscribers it ought to be easy
to get subscriptions. Call or
write, Progress. Asher, Okla.
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Putnam, Henrietta. R. South Pottawatomie Progress. (Asher, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 13, 1913, newspaper, March 13, 1913; Asher, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc858820/m1/8/?q=War+of+the+Rebellion.: accessed June 27, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.