El Reno Evening Bell. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 22, Ed. 1 Monday, September 22, 1902 Page: 1 of 4
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ElReno Evening Bell.
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EL RENO, OKLAHOMA, oihl EMBER 22. 1902.
NO 22
0PER3 HOUSED
J. L. Gross, Manager.
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Tuesday September 23
The Leaders of
Comedy Innovations
HARRY ward s
Magnificent Minstrels.
40 Gentlemanly
Minstrel Maanates
An organization of superior merit
beaded by the exalted rulers
of the lodge of Merriment
Harry Ward and George Wade
A $5000 scenic first Dart Spec-
tacle - - ‘‘In Old Vienna’’
Herschal, Morello X Monroe
Fisk X Mcl-nin lvers X Neff
The Harmonic FoUr.
Prof. Morris' Orchestra.
Splendid Band
New scenery, costumes, specialties
“MARKS.1
“Gents' Outfitters.'
«CM» swmoxbscd®*® M *tt«® SXtXsXt ;£»
* PERSONAL PERLS. |
:SX!X5MS®®£«. SXtXSSiX*iX?SD®SXS an:
We show you the
correct NOBB Y
things in all lines
for Men s Wear . .
The Rebus Solvers.
Out of 71 answers received the
morning after the Rebus prop-
osition was published, only four j Charley Bellamy, who has been
correct lists were lent in. These j visiting El lteno for se reral days,
were from Mrs. (i. Y\ . 1 aylor, i returned to his homo at Lawton
Alice Kirillin, Ruth Locke and
Harry Johnson. They all showed
the same post mark of 11 i». m. J ^ hiac~mpon the north Canadian,
consequently they are tied for
Commodore Win Kirby of
Jackson Bro is sailing around
Wichita today.
* I today.
11
George Bellemy spent Sunday
Charley Churchill spent Sun-
day in El Reno. Charley is now
with the Cameron Lumber Co. at
Chickasha.
Iiastiliil] Dreued kooo Pifidt
Concert Bali ot SWk
Hats
Shoes
Shirts
Neckwear
Underwear
prizes 1, 2, 3 and 4 and will have
to draw. They can do so by
calling at the Bell otlice and draw-
ing a No. from a box.
The other correct lists received
within the Saturday limit were j„lm Goodwin entertained his
those of Thom Shuttee. Kthcl | |irother from Arapalio yesterday.
T. Prothero has just returned
from Ft. Sill, where he contracted
u $1100 order for the libraries of
the garrison.
Mrs. R. T. Fliekinger has re-
turned home Irom her Montana
and Colorado trip.
Program subject to change.
Ward’s Minstrel Songsters on sale
Morrow and Annie Baldwin, each
of whom is entitled to 50c.
There were thirty or forty
correct lists without a full com-
pliance with the rules. There
were two where the name of the
sender was omitted.
The complete list, of correct
answers is as follows.
Town or City.
Indianapolis
Mrs. F. I. Sawyer left this
morning for a visit with friends
in Wichita.
Miss Maud Prothero has re-
turned from a several weeks’ visit
at her cousin, Frank Slocum s
ranch in Day county. She is now
teaching the Eureka school, west
of town.
Sweet Cider by the glass, quart
or gallon at Dad Morey’s stand
in the Peach building. Some-
thing very nice. Drop in and
sample it.
Miss Ora Cassidy’s “New Mil
linery” store on Bickford avenue,
three doors south of l'iist
National bank, is now open for
business.
Hammocks at actual cost at
the Novelty Store.
Ladles’ Guild meets at Mrs. Ed.
llegler’s residence Thursday after
noon at 2:30 p. m.
ONLY TWO WEEKS
More in which to take advan-
tage of our CUT PRICE Sale.
ALL WOOL SUITS for men and
boys at half price, some of our
competitors ask.
Sam Tannebaum,
Star Clothier.
The lines are all
large and yon get
a selection that
will always please.
Remember our boys
and youths’ SHOES.
They are the best in
the city <■**
Neatest and cheapest shoe re-
pairing at the Famous, 213 So.
Bickford.
ytili, A HO- fitU-e-nA.
lc i to an >vo un.ee, tiio-t ike.
will leyin uia.no- in.lti.u-c tion
o-t Art it J idcn.ce 3cji te in (• <• l
h
We now have on
display the largest
line of Tailoring,
Suitings and pants
that has ever been
shown in El Reno.
Come and select
your fall now. We
guarantee the best
workmanship in
Oklahoma.
Pekin
Toledo
Grand Rapids
Columbus
Topeka
Wyandotte
Dayton
Buffalo
Wheeling
Salem
McKeesport
Potsdam
Champaign.
There were a number of funny
guesses made. Some one sent in
“Boise” for the Potsdam rebus.
Several sent in Pierre for Pekin
which was a pretty fair guess,
and one had “Bison” instead of
“Buffalo.” The contest was a
success and the Bell is preparing
another one.
Mrs. Goo. Barr, of the City
hotel. Hydro, went to El Reno
last Wednesday to see her young-
est daughter, Zona, married to
Fred Strong, who resides four
miles north of town. On the
same day Mr. and Mrs. Barrs
eldest daughter, Moyle, was mar
ried to Stephen Strong. These
brothers are among our most re-
spected citizens, and Mrs. Barr
feels in losing her two daughters
on the same day, that she has also
gained two sons. These very
popular young ladies will be
greatly missed at the City hotel,
and in Hydro. Caddo County Re-
view.
Birmingham Death List
is UO.
Birmingham, Ala., Sept. 20.
The negro population of Birming-
ham is in mourning and a gloom
has been cast over the entire state
as the people begin to realize the
immensity of last night’s appal
ling disaster at Shiloh Baptist
church. Up to 10 o clock to-
night the number of dead had
reached 110, and ninety of those
have been identified. A large
majority of the victims of the
stampede were residents of Bir-
mingham, and as fast as the un-
dertakers can prepare, their bod-
ies for inspection they are being
identified.
Seal Bra*>
java Mocha
WE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE
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The Evening Dispatch is a new
venture along the lines of daily
journalism. It’s published at
Watonga by A. L. M -Kill and \\ .
L. Baldridge and is republican in
polities. It is a neatly printed
four-column folio, and is filled
with interesting matter.
Dr. Shuttee and family have
moved into their handsome new
residence on K- 1\ ade street,
corner of Macomb avenue.
I). C. Minton and wife left to-
day for Chicago and other East-
ern emporiums to seclect their
holiday stock of jewelry, cut glass
and decorated ware. llicy will
be away about two weeks.
Ed Cook's assignment closes
the oldest general store establish-
ment in El Reno. The failure is
regretted by every one.
It will give anybody a smiling
countenance. TRY 11 •
W. F, McGrath&Go
PURE FOOD GROCERS.
Phono 80. Prompt Delivery
WANTS.
One of the finest displays of
Fall Millinery ever shown in El
Reno will be the attraction at the
Fun Rfvt On Oct. 1st good 4
Globe Store millinery opening, room house with good stable
attached, 717 South Bickford
avenue. See G. S. l’earl or
W. A. Pearl at 40(5 South
Barker avenue. 10
MARKS & BRO.
FRIEND &. BLEVINS’ STAND.
tie- tu e-ntylecond
Complete line “Monarch”
shirts at Star Clothiers’; all sizes,
13j to 20; nobby patterns.
Sam Tannebaum.
Judge J. Edgar Jones left Sun-
day for Lincoln, Nebraska. 1 he
prospects are very flattering that
a bride will return with him.
Pears!
Plums!
Grapes!
Peaches!
Bananas!
At Jackson Bros,
We extend a cordial invitation
to you to attend our Cloak open-
ing Monday, Sept. 22.
Jas E. Kelso.
Don’t you get your paper reg-
ularly! If not kick, and the Bell
kicks with you.
Pears, plums and grapes at
Jackson Bros. They are nice.
M usic!
AH interested in the Sight
Reading Class now forming at
“THE STUDIO OF MUSIC,”
please come at eight o’clock sharp
Tuesday evening, Sept. 23., for
organization and a preliminary
sing.
Col. Forrest is at Anadarko to-
rlay on business.
Monday evening, Sept. 22. Be
sure and attend.
The democratic Central Com-
mittee is in session here today.
The logic of the situation demand
a Canadian county candidate. ,
Kingfisher may eventually con-
cede this.
Everybody is invited to attend
the opening at Pitts and Heed s
millinery store Monday evening
22, 2 Di Rock Island avenue.
Invitations are out for a card
party at E. II. Linzee’s Wednes-
day in honor of Mr. Linzoe’s sis-
ter.
There will be a feast for the
Indies on Monday evening the 22
from 7 to 10 o’clock. A beauti
Foil Rent -Cool, pleasant rooms,
good board in private family.
401 S. Choctaw. 5
Fob Rent-A splendidly fur-
nished second stor.y front
room, close in. Enquire at
Bell ofiice. 2
Fob Sale—Good pony, harness
and buggy for sale. Enquire
at the Peach Grocery Co.
Fob Rent Two front second-
story ofiice rooms over El
Reno State, bank. See Dr. A.
P. Owens.
Girl Wanted—Good wages paid
for a good white woman to do
housework at No. 21S M il-
liams avenue corner \\ ade St.
Mrs. E. J. Jones.
For Rent—Furnished and^ un-
furnished rooms at 314 South
20
A. C. Pederson—El Reno’s
scientific maker of boots and shoes
_hag a few pair of custom made
boots and shoes, uncalled for,
which he'll sell at a bargain. If
they lit you, and you have the
money they are yours. W. Rus-
sell st. opposite City Hall.
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lit. wilt tei-u.ni e v-oc.a.1 < nttluc
tion. a,t Aet itwdio
on 3ejitem.Ael tuP*.nty~iocon.il
Mrs. Robert Forrest contem-
plates leaving El Reno within the
the next few days for a visit with
relatives in Illinois.
Cards are out for an evening
party at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Owens. __
Mr. and Mrs. Booton left today
for Wichita.
Bargains in unredeemed pledges
at O. L. Richards’, 215 S. Bick-
ford.
Order your fruit, cakes and
cream for Sunday from Jackson
Bros.
Full line winter Underwear
just arrived at Star Clothiers. 25c
to $5.00 per garment.
Sam Tannebaum.
Heintzelmans will sell new, and
leeond hand furniture and cook
jtoves on the installment plan,
ind the second hand goods as part
pay. Two doors north of Kerfoot
io tel.
The finest assortment of cakes
and pies for luncheon, dinner or
picnic at Jackson Bros
Only two weeks more in which
to get men’s and boys suits at
manufacturer’s cost.
Sam Tannebaum.
Edward Maxon will leave to-
night for Ft. Worth, where lie’ll
enter the Univerity.
Matt Geraghty is able to be out
He has made complaint against
one of his assailants charging
feloiious assault.
Fred Mitchell is here from Ft.
Worth. Fred is very much in
love with Ft. Worth. Next to
El Reno he thinks it the greatest
city on earth.
Sain Tannebaum left on the
afternoon train for 'Wichita today.
Evan..
I y r,,"1 . w ........ - |Kor nent—Good cool pleasant
[ ful display of pattern hats at I itts j fur„ished rooms at 900 South
, ,, i l... ..a u„».i TuL.nri I Macomb. 20
Stray Ki) ou Stolen—Brown
Horse about seven years
old. Weight 750 lbs. some
roan hips. Liberal reward
will be paid for return of
same to Farmers Hotel. |>2<>
Kou Rent 4 room house with
well and barn. $10. Enquire
of Rev. 1). A. Sanford,Bridge-
port, Okla. 21
i Lost—One bald-faced pony,
reached mane, heavy built,
about 13 hands high. ITop-
ertv of the El Reno Steam
Laundry. “2
lipid Heed. 2Hi South Rock Island.
Suffering a temporary mental.
derangement due to despondency j
baused by troubles, financial and ■
otherwise, David Carey, a miner
and a milk rancher, whose home
was witn his family, southwest of ^
Butte and just west of the old :
Colorado concentrator, ended his |
life on Aug. 30, on a Northern,
Pacific railway train pulling into
Billings, by sending a bullet from
a 45-calibre Colt's revolver crash-
ing into his head. The muzzle of
Fresh fruit—Cold Drinks —
nto his head, rue muzz,e oi |Tobacco and Cigars at Dad
the revolver was placed ln hls j Morey’s stand next to Peach Bros,
mouth when the trigger was | ^ Kel80-8 window.
pulled. He was rn his way hack ___________-___ - ---
to his Iowa home from Butte when PRULx MILLINERY)
he killed himself. _______■
Carey was a native of Algona. 11 yyHITE HATS
small town in Iowa, and was 42 WH'T WHFTE HATS1
years of age. He had lived in------ ——
Montana since 1*88. He leaves a See 0ur Tailor-made Hats in al:
widow and four children. He colors and prices : : _
was a brother of J. F. Carey, of, MRy>HUBER
El Reno.
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Simpson, E. J. El Reno Evening Bell. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 22, Ed. 1 Monday, September 22, 1902, newspaper, September 22, 1902; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc912476/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.