Carney Enterprise. (Carney, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 33, Ed. 1 Friday, March 10, 1911 Page: 3 of 8
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CARNEY ENTERPRISE
Published every Friday,
BY H. S. HERBERT.
At One Dollar a Year.
Subscribers receiving this paper
with a blue X mark over this par-
agraph will know that their subscrip-
tion has expired, and a renewal is
solicited.
local news notes.
Just Arrived.
At Errisman's Hardware Store, a
full line of Bulk Garden Seed ; they
are fine, too.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To My Many Friends and Patrons
Having been with you the past 10
years, and feeling that I have gained
ypur esteem and friendship, I desire
to make it known for our mutual
benefit that I have succeeded in per-
manently locating at this place a
splendid young Physician and Sur-
geon, Dr. Wm. H. Kingman, whom
1 am pleased to recommend to you
with all confidence. Dr. Kingman
may be called for at my drug store,
or at the hotel.
S. A. Strader, Druggist,
Carney, Okla.
The Dramatic Club of Tryon will
present the new temperance drama
entitled, "Dot the Miner's Daughter
or One Glass of Wine," at the Hall
in that place on Saturday night
March 11. The play of four acts
has been rehearsed by the club for
some time and will no doubt be a very
interesting play. A large number
of those taking part in the play have
considerable repjtation as portrayer^
of character. Miss Bessie Childs
of Carney will entertain the audience
between acts with select readings
which no doubt will be very enter-
taining Several parties from ^arney
contemplate attending.
The town council met Tuesday
night in regular session, and after
allowing bills etc, proceeded
to discuss the pound question andside
walks. It was decided to send for
the county surveyor to establish the
grades on the streets on which side-
walks art proposed to be built. The
pound was located and Town Mar-
shal Wilson appointed as keeper.
A. Ellis was appointed town assessor
to fill out the vacancy until the
April election.
Sturms Oklahoma Magazine,
The March number of this except-
ionally splendid Monthly has been
reduced to $1,00 per year and is with-
in the teach of every Oklahoman,
and every family in the state should
become a subscriber.
The leading feature of the March
number are the life and services of
Gen.Sam Houston, with illustrations.
A Kansas Hobo Soldier. Camp
suppy forty years ago. Evolution ot
No Man's Land, with illustrations
Poems, An Oklahoma Girl, the
Denver trail, The Indian Passing,
besides a number of other very
interesting articles.
Church Directory.
BAPTIST CHURCH.—Preaching
11am. and at 7 :30 p. m.
Sunday School 10 00 a. m.
B. Y.P. U. at 6 :30 p m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even-
ings 7 :30.
R. H. Seabough, Pastor
M. E. CHURCH.—Preaching
at 11 a. m and at 7 :.30 p. in.
Sunday School at 10 :00 a m
Epworth League at 6 :30.
Prayer Meeting Thursday at 7 :.30
J. Thos. Collier, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH -Preach-
ing 1st and 3rd Sundays
Bible School every Sunday. 10 a. m
C. E. 7 p. m Sundays.
Amos Dcbbs moved his family to
town the first of the week.
Mr. Henry, living north of town
went to Arkansas Monday to look at
the country.
Guy Palmer and L. E. Thompson
transacted business at Chandler
Tuesday.
Virgil Upshaw has caught the
improvement fever and is remodel-
ing his residence.
Mrs. H. L. Page and daughter
Pauline, came home from Perkins
Saturday, where they had been
visiting friends.
Page & Robertson shipped a car-
load of fat hogs to Oklahoma City
Sunday night. L. E. Robertson
went lown with them.
Some people ride in chaises out
the people of Oklahoma City walk,
be jasus, since the street car strike
in that wicked city.
The pie supper advertised for next
Saturday night to be given by the
Ladies Aid cf the M. E. church has
been postponed one week. It will be
given on Saturday night Maich 18.
The McLaughlin Sisters have
opened up their Millinery store for
the spring trade. They have a
select stock to offer the ladies of
this vicinity.
A Japanese lecturer held forth at
the Auditorium Monday night. He
had a moving picture outfit and show-
ed several pictures of the late Rus-
sian and Japan conflict
March 2.—The
Millinery Opening.
We look back over the past five
years of your loyal support. It is
unnessary for us to tell you how we
valued your past patronage We
have now a select spring stock of all
the latest. Ca.l and see, whether
you buy or not.
Mrs. Eva Roberts.
Assisted by Mrs- Bertha Odell
Victor Items.
Mrs. Charley Louis visited home
folks Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Seney visited their
son near Tryon Sunday.
Miss Ethel Dean spent Saturday
and Sunday with home folks.
A number of the Victorites were
present at the party given by Charley
Louis Saturday night, and also to
the lecture Monday night.
Mr. Chas. Hamner has put the
road along his farm in splendid con
| dition. Now let others do likewise
Victor people ara so industrious
and stay so close at work that "Bill's
Girl"finds it hard to scrape up news,
but never mind-! they will be Victor
ious some day Bill's Girl
Sale Bills.
The Enterprise office is the place
to get your sale bills. We are well
prepared to print sale bids on short
notice and at reasonable prices.
When in need of this kind of work,
call on us, see samples and leave
orders.
Marion, Ind
Farmers State bank of Matthews
was entered last night by robbers,
the safe blown and a sum estimated
at $3,000 to $!i,000 taken. The
robbers escaped in a stolen ng
No little city in the state of like
size offers such educational advan-
tages. Our citizens have spared no
expense in the erection of i costly
building that is inviting and comfort-
able and offers a school home that
any one can be proud :>f. With
such a building and a corpse of splen-
did teachers, Carnev is justly proud
of her educational facilities.
All are cordially invited to attend
Christian Endeavor at the Christian
church at 6:30 Sunday evening
Subject: First Aid for the Tempted.
Chas Allen, Pres.
Jennie Page, Vice Pres
Leader,Mabel Montgomery
Checkers seem to have the sway
among several of our men ot leisure
during the dull days now upon us.
Soon the favorite past time will be
horseshoe pitching.
A bridge gang are overhauling
the railroad bridge two miles west
of town, and Ed. Rhodes, section
foreman, is putting the road bed in
good condition east of town.
Rev. Downs of Luther will preach
at the Christian church Sunday
morning and evening, March 12
C. E. at 6 :30 P. M. Leader Miss
Mabel Montgomery.
The weather the past week has
given our farmers an opporunity to
plant the early crops, and they are
taking advantage of it.
Mrs. D. Sulgrove retuned Wed
nesday from a visit to New Mexico.
Mr. Sulgrove will spend a short tim:
there before returning.
INVENTIVE PARENT.
Woodbury—I noticed that Knew-
pop had electrio lights put on his
lawn last summer.
Seaforth—Yea, and he also had a
baby sling put on his lawn mower.
Tie figured, if hiflbaby was wakeful,
go he would have to walk with it,
that he might as well push the lawn
mower and cut the grass at the same
time. I have often seen him come
.from the house at midnight, turn on
the lights, put the baby in the sling
and start out on hia double job.
Every Day.
You must practice economy if
you are going to keep that New
Year's resolution because it is
the nickles and dimes that you
give the other fellow that make
his bank account. He is saving
the money you are spending.
Why not save it yours'elf? It will
pay better by far when that rainy
day strikes or when those declin
: ing years catch up with you.
J. W. AUSTEN, Cashier.
CARNEY STATE BANK
Bank That Always Treats
; You Right."
HER 8TATU8.
Knicker—Have you got a hired
girl ?
Rocker—No, indeed, we have ar>
inadequately remunerated lady.
Published March 10-17-24, 1911.
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the estate of
William P. Palmer, late of the town
of Carney, county of Lincoln, State
of Oklahoma, deceased.
All persons having claims against
said William P. Palmer, deceased,
are required to exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers to the
undersigned, duly appointed and
qualified administrator of said deceas-
ed, at his residence in Jarney, in
he county of Lincoln and state of
Oulahoma, and that four months
a'ter the first publication of this
notice has been limited by order of
the County Court of said Lincoln
county, as the time for creditors of
said deceased, to exhibit and present
their claims against said estate.
Dated the 7th day of March 1911
Guy H. Palmer
| Admistrator.
L. E. Thompson & Son
The Barbers
Call at L. E. Thompson
& Son's Barber Shop for
E.Z. shaves and up-to-date
Hair Cuts; also call or
phone if you have Lauudry,
Up-to-Date Laundry, Ok-
lahoma City. Phone 3,
Carney, Okla. .
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