The Messenger. (Earlsboro, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 13, 1913 Page: 1 of 8
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Vol. 1, No. 43.
Earlsboro, Oklahoma.
March 13,1913.
$bau)nee.
Sam Turner was here from
Holdenville recently.
Martin Brothers are put-
ting in an ice cream factory ai
Holdenville. Their ice cream
lias made Shawnee famous.
Ben Boyle, Harry Disch,
Rev. Huukapillar, and Bert
Sheiry were here from Maud a
few days ago on business.
C. C. Chapel), of Wapa-
nucka, was in the city a few
days ago. He was at one time
a promiment figure in Potta-
watomie county politics.
W. A McKenzie, and R.
L. Alexander, of Tribbey,
were recent business visitors
in our city.
W. P. Langston was in Hol-
denville on legal business.
Chicken theives are again
beginning actual operations
during the small hours of the
night.
J. H. Aydelotte was a re-
cent Holdenville visiior.
Bert Housh and faruilv were
city visitors recently. They
live in Meeker.
Shawnee is planning a per-
manent county fair, and the
movement seems to meet with
the hearty approval of many
people outside of this city.
Hunter Johnsou, formerly
assistant county attorney of
this county, and a resident of
this city, and later special as-
sistant to the attorney geueral
at Wewoka, has moved to
form a law partnership with
John Cordell at Holdenville.
Shawnee is to get $125,000
for a federal building is the
latest report.
Dr. Jos. K. Walker
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Phone 23,
Residence Phone 25.
Calls promptly answered
night or day.
Cocal and personal.
J. Gates wras here from the The Mutual Protective
north-east p irt of the state a League h d a very interesting
few days this week on business, meeting Friday nignt, and it
There was a dance Saturday desired that all members
night in the Gilliam ware room who P°ssibly can do so should
and a very nice time is report be Present at each meeting,
ed by the following w ho were Miss Edith Staggs was here
present: Chas. Tindall and from Wewoka over Sunday
wife, Donald Brown and wife, to visit home folks.
Mrs. C. Ham, Misses Bessie The MessellRer receiVed an
Gilliam, Bertha Gilliam, Inez order fur j,,[, wurk front Shaw*
Roush, Maynie and Lee Brown nee q1<: past Week. The party
Agues Brown, Gaynell Tind- claimed that t|le Messenger's
all, and Claude Davidson, wor^ ls equally as good as is
Jack Dillon, John Lillnrd, don<_ by citv 0ffices.
Carl Francis, and Llovd In-'
gram.
Chas. Tindall handed us six
J. C. Cullison renewed to
the Messenger the other day
He believes in supporting a
The met-
months subscription the other,
dav- He realises that the homelbonie enterprise
the best friend after roPolitl,n PaP*rs do »<*
you any home news, nor will
paper is
all.
C. Rogers handed us sub-
scription inonev Saturday. Of
course, thev all agree that the Jb;l bam were 111 Seminole
home paper is the only paper Sunday to visit their sister,
they boom your home town.
The Misses Bessie and Ber-
tliat publishes the home news
c mpletelv.
Marriage licenses were is-
sued recently to Fred Cole
and Annie Wilson, to J A
Nichols and Jennie Dunn, and
Mrs. J. C. Li Hard.
Ben Avlor was here to visit
F.lbert Swan and Ernest Mc-
Farland Saturday and Sunday.
Emery Magruder’s infant
baby died Saturday and was
to N. L. Adams and Pearl‘buried Sunday. He lives in
Brown. I Seminole County. The Mes-
J L Skinner. Heldenville i se,1£er extends sympathy,
came through here recently j Miss Grace Ingram was
enroute to Shawnee. home Sunday to visit her par-
THE BANK OF EARLBORO
Capital__________________________$lo,000.oo
Surplus and Profits_________________7,00() oo
DIRECTORS: Willard Johnston, C. M.Cade,
J. C. Lillard, R. R. Hendon, H. A. Dolen.
Banking in all its branches. We solicit your
account.
Seminole.
Judge Baker was here from
Wewoka recently.
J- M. Sappington was here
from Holdenville recently.
Judge Thompsou was a We-
woka visitor a few days ago.
The Mutual Protective
League had a big, rousting
meeting here Saturday night,
and the league is gaining
many new memoers. Invita-
tions were extended to the
members of the league in the
surrounding towns. Many new
members are being enrolled,
and it is predicted that the
Mutual Protective League will
lead all other fraternal organi-
zations in this town before
many more months are over.
J. M Sappington was here
from Holdenville recently to
buy a stock of groceries. He
is a shrewd business man and
buys the stocks that he can
get at a bargain.
W. R. Wiseman was in our
town from Holdenville a few
days ago on business.
The school here is progress-
ing nicely, and there has been
very little falling off in atten-
dance altho the farm work has
begun in earnest. Everybody
is taking an interest in the
school, and the teachers are
very enthusiastic in their
work.
ents. She is one of Shawnee’s
popular school teachers.
Miss Hortense Davis was
the guest of Miss Montie Day
Sunday afternon.
R. M. Boyd was here from
Tecumseh over Sunday to
visit his son A. E. Boyd.
We make loans on Seminole County Lands.
H. B. SEARS,
Shawnee, - ... Oklahoma.
Abstracts Insurance
J. E.Cullum, M.D.
Office in Rodman’s old
stand one door east
of Brown’s Grocery.
Earlsboro, Okla.
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Resch, Francis X. The Messenger. (Earlsboro, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 13, 1913, newspaper, March 13, 1913; Earlsboro, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc860574/m1/1/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.