The El Reno American. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 29, 1916 Page: 2 of 12
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The El Reno American, Thursday, June 29, 1916.
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The New Table Bed McDougall Kitchen Cabinets
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The TaBed
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at night
Economizes Space
Saves Housework
Just what you have been locking for—
a Library Table and a Bed all in one. This
makes one of the finest tables and no one
would suspect it was a bed, yet it makes a
perfect bed and is done very easily. Just
three operations and it is converted into a
dandy bed. The merits of the Ta-Bed can-
not be fully appreciated until you have seen
a demonstration from Table to Bed. Come
in and let us show you.
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HERRICK REFRIGERATORS
b Do you know that the Herrick Refrigerator
§ is the most Perfect Dry Air Refrigerator on
% the market? You can load a Herrick with
onions, butter, milk, fish or anything you
wish to put in it and it will not taint any of
the food, bu,trwill keep it all pure and sweet,
and do it with less ice than other Refriger-
ators. Don’t buy something just as good,
but get a Herrick and have the best.
Tinkelpaugh Building Telephone No. 108
These are the most com-
plete Kitchen Cabinets on the
market today. Roll Curtain, ,•
auto front, drops down out of Jj
sight and out of the way com- Jjf
pletely; 50-lb. Hour bin, sugar |jj
bin, metal bread and cake box, ||g§
sliding shelf in base, pan rack fjg
on door, large linen drawers, V.
divided drawer for knives and
forks, full porcelain sliding
top. This makes the best and
most sanitary tops, as they are always clean, no rust or any- 4Jj
thing like that to cbntend with. Come in and look over these ^
Cabinets. We have Cabinets at all prices, from $650 to *5
$37.50. Let us figure your Furniture bills. Cash or Credit. ^
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KRUMM’S
Furniture and Implement Store
PIEDMONT PERSONALS.
not sure we will be hen
Yam Sims
The 1)ok Hill preacher "ill lectur*
on screaky shoes next Sunday
Among those who visited the post
ofliee this week and did not get th< j Frtwie Allsop wasl
mail they were looking for are as fol-J^els wrinkles on the towel,
lows: Raz Barlow. Atlas Peek. Fok
Easley, Sim Flinders, Luke Mathew*
every time
•s her fuel
Yam *Sims started out
I Kye Straw yesterday, hut
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la. Sap Spradlen, Fit Smith, Kli'ti-h.'f jnllldl. „ „,istaki' and nol his right ahon : has ......a visiting for s
Henstep. Tobe Moseley. Hat
Dock Hocks. Sidney Hocks.
Smith.
EUick
his left foot, he got mixed up
the direction, landing away
llellwanger, the Depity t’onstalde. the J school house*.
l»og Hill Preacher, Frishy Hancock. ! j{a/ pari0w shot a
Jefferson Pot- dens.
the Horse Doctor, Yam Sims, Joffer ;,ot.ks on MUsket Ridge Tuesday, hut Mrs. Wm. Mittendorf visited Mrs
son Pollocks. Columbus AUsop. \\ asti- j j0ff4>rtiQn deaf and has not heard Ted Lorenzen Tliursday.
lot it. Mrs. A. S. llaynea visited at th
j Dock Hocks has purchased a look pome of her son. Ernest, a few da>
tug glass which is to he used when he | |ast we«*k.
|»anta to talk to himself. j M,-. anti Mrs. VS llavae liu x. hoe
! The Dog Hill Preacher announces ! s,v,.n riding around in their new ca
that he hasn’t any political helief. and lately.
i w ill vote according to the dictate's ot Miss (lpal lleit/.man visited at J. 1
Pis conscience and his congregation. Earth's home Wednesday.
of snails that tin1 mail Anna Ma> Max* \
jngton Hocks, the Blind Man, Pricket
Hicks, the Old Miser, Slim Pickens,
the Excelsior Fiddling Band. Miss
Flutie Belcher, Miss Fruzte Allsop.
Miss Frizzle Dillard, Miss Gondola
Henstep, Miss Cordelia llellwanger, i
Miss Rosyola Moseh*v, and the Hog ;
Ford Preacher.
Columbus Allsop lagan this w***k
on the task of practicing up to play
the bass fiddle whih Miss Fruzic* All
hop sings at the Wild Onion school
house entertainment to he given next
February, when the teacher and his
pupils will celebrate' the event ot Geo.
Washington's having successfully
crossed the* Delaware.
Jefferson Pot locks has discovered
that a large hump of cautiosness is
developing on his head since he en-
gaged in a fight with Standard Han-
cock at Bye Straw.
Poke Easley believes that every
body has been given two eats to en-
able him to hear both sides of the
quest ion.
The Postmaster, political leader in
Hogwailow. has of late been consul
ernbly disturbed over the political
situation. He announced yesterday
that he would remain neutral until lie
knew what Roosevelt was going to
do about it.
* train of thoughts ap-
J sequence Wash and his family are *
threatened with pneumonia. ) *
I As it grows older the Excelsior Fid j *
I dling Hand is getting to be more im *
| portant, and only last Saturday added * * * * * * * * * *
| nnotht'r f.-Blhm- to its .tip whim ill <S. F. Gossott was the first to thresh
l,Vils- asked five times to piny the some wheat in litis community, having start-:
Itliing over, til an entertainment in the j ed his maehine June -‘1st. His wheat'
| Calf Kills neighborhood. The hand made thirteen bushels to the acre,
used to stand up all the time when ii and tested r.s to 60 pounds.
■played, hut now is willing to rest on j Four "happy-go-lucky” fellows drew,
jits laurels whenever the benches are ivr dollar fines last Wednesday for
j handy. speeding and racing m the streets.]
—— - (mr village officers have been very]
* * * * ***** • i, uirnt, but the mayor says it must
# * h»* stopped.
Dr. J. E. Buhl went to his farm west
of Fashion Thursday where lie will
remain for a few days.
Otis Fry was thrown from his motor-
cycle Iasi Wednesday, sustaining the
fracture of a rib.
Trains resumed traffic again Thurs-
day. making tin regular runs. Much
inconvenience lias been occasioned by
the washouts.
The section men were called to the
river again Saturday to remove debris
w hich had piled up and threatened to
take out the new bridge on which the
HEASTON HAPPENINGS
Bain! Rain! Ii certainly has We**n
doing its share the past week.
Mrs. John Hofmann returned from
‘Wathena. Kansas. Friday where she
tmn* time.
1 A number of hail stones fell in t
vicinity Wednesday morning, but
damage was reported only to the 14
build**
The
inich
:• licit
The drovt
ettin
i art ier reported to have overtaken on
Musket Kidge five weeks ago. have ar-
rived in Hogwailow and this week
they are passing th*' postoffice.
Miss llostetter Hocks i
ready to play for the musical en
tainments and yesterday took her
cordeon to the blacksmith shop
have it charged with wind from
bellows.
Jefferson Potlocks went over to
blacksmith shop at Rye Straw
week and brought back a wagon haul
of hold horse shoes, which he will
hang up along (lander creek to give
him good luck in fishing,
j Frishy Hancock arrived home safe-
ly tliis week from a pleasant visit to
j relatives at Buzzard Knob.
has been visiting al
home, returned home Thu
J. F. Barth purchased
Meek and while running i
penrd to fui accident which 1
in a broken axle, however, no
damage was done.
1 to] Mrs. J. A. Newkirk and c
the'Nellie and Johnnie, Mrs. K .1
Josephine and Lena Barth. Ma
the | Tungeln. Mrs. Harry Hcitzma
this * children, ami Mrs. Karl lleitzn
Yukon, who
Wm. Beard's
car Iasi guest of Mi:
ome hap | Miss Lav*
resulted in the count
o further J The chur
Hopewell V
children. > school picni<
Baker,] »
ie Yon j M. Mulve
n and looking ov*
an and day.
s were at work.
North elevator, owned hv (I. F. j
t, bas been undermined by so
tvet weather. A new foundation
ig put under it with such other
• as necessary.
icialist speech was delivered In
bool house Iasi Wednesday
s. ratchfield. uf Guthrie.!
Piedmont this week, the ;
- F.dna Blair,
in Stilwell visited friends j
\ several days last week,
lies of •Piedmont and!
11 hold a union Sunday
: Mjnnenen's grove Julv
. of Oklahoma City, was
■ business hero last Fri-
called at th** Campbell home
driving along th*' road near th*' Wild
Onion school house on his way home
a snake crossed th** road in front of
his horse. Th** reptile, he says, was
so long that he was delayed at least
When your train of thoughts ap i a half hour in letting it pass
proaches a gloomy crossing blow your I lb** thermometer at th** home of
whistle and open the throttle. Washington Hocks got out of liv Fri
We are sure of one thing: th** sun day morning and registered eighty
will ris* tomorrow morning but w* one degrees below zero. A a »on-
children
! Thursday.
I Claude Fssnry called on Robert and
Charles Birlew Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heitzman and
children visited Mr. and Mrs. Jord
While Smith Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hurst and chil-
dren, Robert Birlew, and Elbert Dod
sou. jr., called on Mr. and Mrs. J. F
Barth Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Wm Heitzman Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hurst and chil-
dren called at the M. A
Sunday.
George Moon, who has been visiting
here, returned Saturday to his horn** at
Silver City. Colorado.
Mrs Rev B* nnett, of Ft. Cobh, l\as
Veen visiting here for several days.
A pile driver broken down on the
track is a good excuse for the trolley
fmmm
FAIRNESS HELPS CHECH
IT IS NEVER TOO EARLY TO BE
GIN BUILDING UP YOUR CREDIT
THE BOY BEGINS BUILDING UP
A CREDIT BY BEING FAIR IN HIS
PLAY.
EVERYONE LOVES FAIRNESS,
EITHER IN PLAY OR BUSINESS.
THERE IS NOTHING THAT IN-
SPIRES CONFIDENCE SO QUICKLY.
THIS BANK GUARANTEES FAIR-
NESS TO ITS PATRONS.
CITIZENS
NATIONAL BANK
EL RENO, OKLAHOMA
fll!!l ii Ml , ’.V- \. illLlIii
iiiii'iiiiiiiiiink
Dead Man’s hill
Carranza wants
mean and express**
don’t.
s a live issue,
o know what we
th** hope that we
being olT.
Iowa - iffra ts lost l1 *• so 1 row
a margnin that the men never will
hear the last of It.
Now that
Russia starves her prisoners, which
is better treatment than her own sol
diers get in being compelled to re-
j treat themselves to death.
LOANS
Germans have ca
Hart homejtured Fort Yaux. they may decide
I change the name to Camp Waugh.
The only way to be safe on a ship
is to keep it in dry dock while the
i passengers are aboard.
On farm and *eity property. Come
in and get rates and terms.
ABSTRACTS.
Will receive my prompt attention.
INSURANCE.
Good companies that write Fire
and Tornado business.
REAL ESTATE
Have som** good bargains
HOME-MADE HARNESS
or will order factory harness for you.
at reduced prices.
G. C. Gelder & Co.
Harness, Collars, Whips, Robes, Horse
Blankets, Fly Nets and Harness Re-
pairing. Automobile Cushion Repair-
ing, Auto Paint and Dressing.
John g newland 1___
106 E Woodson, El Reno. Phone 44 SUBSCRI BE FOR THE AMERICAN.
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Bronson, E. S. The El Reno American. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 29, 1916, newspaper, June 29, 1916; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc911444/m1/2/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.