The Orlando Clipper (Orlando, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, April 5, 1912 Page: 1 of 12
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VOL 6.
ORLANDO LOGaN CO., OKLA., APRIL, 5, 1912.
NO. 20.
Obituary
,1. \Y. M inning was born in Now
Lisbon, Henry county, Indianu,
February IS, 1849 and depaited
this life March 9, 1912, aged 63
years and 9,1 days.
Mr. Manning resided noar his
birth place until about the year
1876. He was married October
1st, 1873 to Miss Eliza A. llervey,
of the same place To this union
one son, Kay Manning of Topeka,
Kansas, was born. In 1875 he
moved from Indiana to Topeka,
Kansas, where ho resided about 25
years, an employe of the Santa, Fe
it. R. Theu he moved to Pauline,
Kansas, where ho served on track
Work for 1(J years for the same
company. From Pauline he mov-
ed to Pay no county, Oklahoma,
near Orlando where he followed
farming for seven years, then ex-
changed his laud for land in north
Fulton county, Arkansas,at which
place he lived until his death.
Mr. Manning was a member of
the A. Q. LT. W , joining this or-
der in 1888. He was a member
of the United Brethren church, bis
teligious belief being with that
denomination, Funerql services
were conducted by Bro. W. II.
Bowling at Moody, Missouri,after
which the remains were laid to
rest in the Moody cemetery.
The family extends thanks te
the many friends and neighbors
for the kindnesses ^uwu In the
lingering sickness of their beloved.
Ota! how sweet it will be in that
beautiful land,
fice from all sorrow and paiu,
With songs on our Ups and 'Titb
harps in our hand,
'j’p meet one uuother again.
A Fkiend.
FINE BREEDING STOCK,
“Rural Dale Farm ’ Br ,eding
Stables, live miles one
and oaw-uair west of Orlaudo con-
tains the following animals for
service this season:
NEWBOLD., eg imported Roan
Belgian Broker, a registered black
percheron, MOHAWK, a I lack
jack with mealy points.
TERMS—To insure a living
oolt}
Newbold $15.00,
Bauker $12.90.
Mohawk $10.00.
Visitors always welcome wheth-
er you use our stock or not.
R. M. Johnson,
Proprietor.
Notice
pure Mebane Triumph cottok
seed for sale by B. P. Van Haseel,
Hayward Ltik:
Another lino ra;n Sunday and
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ruddle
wore on the sick list last week but
are better at this writing.
There was preaching last Sun-
day at the Stanton school house.
G. Schulz and wife, Frank Wil-
son and wife, J. M. Murdock and
family, Wm. Hatfield and family
and John Joseph spent Saturday
evening with Jim Buddie and fam
ily.
W. D. Harvey and family spent
Sunday with Jim Graves and wife.
The dance at Wm. Rose’s Sat-
urday night was well attended
and everyone reports a line time.
Moelling & Moelling hr»d a pub-
lic sal3 Saturday in Lueien con-
sisting of horses, cattle and im-
plements which sold well, some of
tne cows bringing $52.00 each,
Joe Launch and family spent
Saturday evening with Harry
Koch and wife.
Bert Bundy gone to Kan-
sas to work this spring.
Those who spent Sunday at the
Charles VVomcklorff home were:
J. W. Ruddle and wife, Gotlob
Schulz and wife and Jim.Mugdofek
and family. All ;<»,,ort a good
time ** nice dinner.
Tom VVnlf and family of
Marshall visited Sunday with Jim
Joseph and wife.
Dil Koch and wife wore shop-
ping ir Lucien Saturday.
Nearly evervone in this locality
was figuring on commencing to
plant co n and garden the first of
the week blit will have to wait un-
til next week on account of the
rain and bad weather.
G Schul» finished harrowing in
his oats Saturday evening,
Grand View
Mrs, Wm. Lutes and son called
at the Van llassel eorne Tuesday.
The callers at the F. O- Birckit
home Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Birckit and Mrs. Compton.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schweisber-
ger and daughter, Edna, called at
the Mddrum^home Sunday.
F. O. Birckit made a busmens
trip to Lawrie Saturday,
Wm. Compton of Stillwater and
Warren Qumm were callers at the
Webb homo Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. B P. Van llassel
took dinner Sunday at the F. O.
Birckit home.
C. O. Birckit and family came
down from Ltteien for a few days
visit with her patents, Mr. and
Mrs T- F. McVVherter.
E. A. Birckit, wife, Ersie and
Rolhe took dinner Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Birckit.
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When in Orlando Stop at the j
CITY MOTEL
g Tou wiil lie assured of a GOOD ROOM or MEAL
9 al prices that are reasonable.
£ Special Attention Gwer> {Commercial Trade
| C< R* CALEY, Proprietor-
AUCTIONEERS’ NOTICES
C. J. WARD, Auctioneer
All kinds or auction work Phone No. J 05 Farm sales a specials.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Leave orders at Orlando Bank, the Clipper office
or call at my farm 6 miles west and 4 north of Orlando.
J. C. FULTON, Auctioneer
Em Horse Tmimr
Will cry sales anywhere and any time not already billed. Will
also break and train horses. Phone 2607, ORLANDO, OKLA
Geo. \Y ebb and family were din-
ner guests Sundfcy ut the Me
Wherter home.
Lawn View.
Mrs. S. A. Harman spent Tues-
day with Mrs. Jesse Marsh.
There wiil be Easter services at
the Lawn View church Sunday af*
ternoon. Everybody cordially
invited to come.
Elza Ferguson's sister and chil-
dren from Kansas are here visit-
ing him.
Lizzie Hughes spent Sunday
with homo folks,
L. P. Stumpff and wife spent
Thursday with Will McBeth and
wife.
Sain Jerome and wife spent
Sunday with their grandparents,
John Winn and wife.
Frank Foot and daughter, An-
na.speut Sunduy with his brother,
Herbert Dalon and family.
Ida Hannan is reported to ba
quite sick this wreek with the La
Grip.
V.’ ill McBeth and wife took din
net- with Mrs. Fred Nittler and
oister, Ida, Sunday.
Cotton Seed for Sale
Pure Mebane Triumph,or Ounce
Boll, early picked, $2.00 per hun-
dred. Frank Wright,
Phone 701, Orlando.
If your bread is found wanting
after the test, try “pride of Per-
ry” flour—It’s best.
NT. II. KELSO, Auctioneer.
I will make public sale dates
anywhere and any time not al-
Guthrie will Entertain Mer-
chants of Logan County.
Every retailer in Logan county
is invited by the Guthiie Mer-
chant’s association to attend a
meeting at Guthrie Tuesday night
April 9th 1912 beginning at 6:30
p. m. A bullet luncheon and smo-
ker will be the opening feature of
the program and will be followed
by aide speakers who will throw
particular stress upon the question
of high taxes and the remedy, as
well as many other matters of vi-
tal interest to the retail merchant’s
trado.
Delegates will be selected
this meeting to represent Logs
county at the National Retailers
convention to be held in Oklahoma
City April, 22nd to 25th 1912.
The merchants of Guthrie cor-
dially invite all merchants of Lo-
gan county to be their guests.
Mrs. C. J. Piumer was in Wed-
nesday and paid another years sub-
scription on a paper she is sending
to Fred Haney at Gliupman, Kan-
sas. She also reports that she has
a fine gaiden and 63 young chica.
Elliott Smith visited Saturday
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Lanter, W. L. The Orlando Clipper (Orlando, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, April 5, 1912, newspaper, April 5, 1912; Orlando, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc911927/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.