Mountain View Times (Mountain View, Okla.), Vol. 25, No. 18, Ed. 1 Friday, September 7, 1923 Page: 1 of 4
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Volume XXV, Number 18.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, OKLAHOMA, FRIDAY, SEPT. 7, 1923.
Established April 28, 189?
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Youngstedt & Slangstrom
Want to sell you Dry Goods, Hosiery, Underwear, Dress
and Work Pants, Unionalls and Overalls, Notions, and lots
of other things in the Dry Goods line at special prices.
We Will Sell You Groceries at as Low a Price
i4s We Possibly Can.
Our Mr. Daniels is looking after the city trade, and trys to
please you in every way. We thank you all for the good
business you are giving us. Call Phone 69 when you want
anything, and we will try our best to get you what you want.
Delivered anywhere in town.
phone 69 Mountain View Cash Store ph<>^ 69
j
Nearly all of those who were
away for . the vacation period
have returned and are now on
the job. Must make a person
feel Rood to be able to afford a
week or two’s vacation in the
heat of the summer. No one
^hat runs a country newspaper
can afford it.
F. P. Justice, Sr., of Chick-
asha, was a guest of his son,
Pierce and family, here Sunday
and Monday. He is in the gro-
cery business at that place, and
had to return Monday after-
noon.
Lost—Package of dry goods,
consigned to L. York, Saddle
Mountain. Finder return to the
Times office or Frank Osmon
and receive reward.
SCHOOL OPENED MONDAY
FOR THE FALL TERM
WILL BE DRILLING AT
ONCE ON WEST WELL
Mr. Neal, the gentleman who
is in active charge of the oil de-
FAIR WAS SUCCESS
FROM START TO FINISH Pleted
Geo. Adkins of Ca rnegie is
this week building a shop on
the east end of Main street, and
will move his blacksmith shop
here just as soon as it is com-
Beginning last Thursday
Emory Spalding has purchas-
The 1923-24 term of Moun
tain View’s school started off jls !n acil^e cn^1'^e 01 ine de; morning and lasting until ed the new Model Ford touring;
Monday morning under the ve,°pment on the west side of late Saturday night> Mountain car that Zellner Motor Co.had
MICHELIN
TIRES
%
They ought to
be high priced
but they’re not
$8k
Zellner Motor Co.
L E. Givens, who has been
mos tTavorable 'circainstances''‘,,wn’ t°!d,Thf limes ™,n tha‘, VieVsTnnusl free'VirTaT'a on display^'the fcrfHast“weeI bookkeeper for the Carey. Lorn-
The first day amounted to noth- . .™0U d dril“ng on the ™el1 huge success from the very be- Mr- Zellner went to Oklahoma bard Young & Co. lumber yard
ing more than enrollment, and !nsIde ot ttJ1^ day® dow> dav‘ i ginning. The weather man ev-,City Tuesday after another car. for a number of years, has re-
assignment of classes, then the ^ secure e as ease ideritly was in favor of us hav- --0- i signed, effective last Saturday.
grand rush for books began, u^s ay, a ernoon- ad ln* jng a g0od time, as the weather Miss Thelma Wingo, who was At the present, Mrs. (Geo. Wells
and with very few exceptions, e!y , e use on e "e as,during the three days could not a Fuest at the Times home for wife of the manager, is keep-
all secured their full quota—a alr.eady Deea snipped trom llli- have been more ideab with the a couple of weeks, returned to ing the books.
circumstance worthy of note in n01s; and Sd0uld now. at I exception of Friday night when her home in Oklahoma City last -o-
it self. While the exact num- mosf any, nim®'T ewr!^g1m^|a dust storm came up, and Saturday by way of Gracemont, Homer Thomas drove over
ber of pupils has not been given m °, a we, . t dne ° • fastlwhile it is true that it didn’t wbere she will visit a brother from Binger last Sunday mom-
,-4. „ i-----* weeK’ wftlcn bis son isi inter-j lagt but a few mjnutes> it Serv-|who in the newspaper business ing to spend the day at Ben
out yet, still it is a known fact
that
more tnan were last year,
bunch of the football boys are
going out each evening, and
there are considerahlv ested’ haS Served to give him an ! ed as
^ added interest in the business,1 \
than were last year. A__. . , , ... .’ crowd
ed as a cause for the enormous
WANTED
on the grounds to beat
it for home.
Surprise No. 1 came when it
hibits in the country, in fact!
the stuff that was shown was
2p as good as any year. The farm
products, the live stock, the ex-
and he intends to go right on to
a successful completion when
under the direction of Coach ,^e s^ard;ed-
Kruger, will no doubt round in-
to shape in short time. Five __
letter men are showing up, and Sewing and general work
with a gang of new ones, he —Mrs. Withrow.
no doubt will be able to give! ---o-
us a winning team. As soon Among the many out-of-town hibits of canned fruit, the fan-
as the schedule of games is visitors here during the fair cy work, and everything else
completed, The Times will give last week were Minceford John- i exceeded all expectations,
it in its entirety. son of Geary, son of Col. C. S. j Amusements furnished the
-o- Johnson, who is now in the next b'g surprise. Mr. Romans,
Again the preliminary trials meat market business at that who h ad active charge, finally
of the five Mountain View men, place. Minceford seems to be secured a carnival company,
who are charged with embezzle- well pleased with his new home, after a great deal of trouble,
ment of city funds, has been and reports the Colonel doing and the Poole Shows, the one
postponed, this time until Sept. well. secured, did their best to furn-
14. This makes the second -o- ish the people with something
time of its postponement. One J. D. Pressley returned last to enjoy themselves. The
other man, from Oklahoma City Monday night from Odell, Tex., | Legion Auxiliary had a show of
is also included in the charges, where he was called a few days their own, consisting of pic-
From the array of legal talent, ago on account of the serious tures of the battlefields of
that has been employed by the illness and subsequent death of France. The merchants had
defendants, one would judge his father. All of the children 1 booths, displaying their differ-
this is going to be a real inter- were present at the funeral. ent lines, and there were the
esting case. Bass & Carder,; -o- usual cold drink and eating
Geo. L. Zink, and one or two Miss Lela Cook, who has been stands. Taking it all the way
others have been employed by working in the bank at Rocky | round, the fair was something
the local men. ^for the past thirty days while to be proud of.
-o- . ' one of the employees was taking -o—:-
Miss Clara Baysinger of Hin- a vacation, returned to her Mountain View friends of
ton was a guest of Letrice Win- home here Saturday. Mr! Neal, the gentleman who is
go here Sunday, returning to ---o-- to drdi the oil well west of the
her home that evening. j J. H. Garner, a brother of city, will be glad to learn that
~"70 7—’ Mrs. ^e0‘ Wingo, whom she had he and son are financially inter-
Prof. and Mrs. Emory have not seen in eight years, came in ested in the oil well that was
been guests of Mountain View Sunday afternoon from Tulsa drilled in last week at Lone
relatives and friends here this for a week’s visit. He was ac- Wolf. This is considered as a
week, returning to Hobart, as companied by his wife and three good piece of luck, especially as
he will teach theie this term. daughters. it was a wdd cat well, and its
~ striking oil will perhaps help
in the drilling of wells around
Mountain View.
at that place, for a few days.
Smith’s, northwest of town. His
wife, a daughter of Mr. and
For sale—Spear wheat drill, Mrs. Smith, came in last week
used one year.See Leslie Hines, to attend the fair. Mr. Thom-
was discovered that there were;one mde north of town. 3p as came over after her Sunday,
lots of things in the way of ex-
A GOOD, SNAPPY PASS
Many games are won by a well-executed forward pass,
and the present open play demands a ball that can be
easily grasped and thrown.
Winchester footballs are up-to-the-minute in this re-
spect and we also recommend them for their strongly-sew-
ed covers and linings and bladders of pure gum rubber.
Come in and let us show you the complete l.ne of Win-
chester football goods this week.
A CAR OF FLOUR HERE
“Kingfisher’s Best,” and it is priced
right for immediate sale. Stock up
before the price advances.
S. B. ROSS GROCERY
When in need of someone to
do hauling, anything, anywhere j
out of town, call me at phone
No. 3. Also handle the famous
Texaco gasoline and oils. Call I
me when in need of these items.!
—Frank R. Osmon, pbpne 45. !
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Dr. J. D. Ballard has returned
from a several weeks stay in the
north and east, especially at
the Mayo Sanitarium. • I
Winchester Shoulder Pads
Made of leather and dura-
ble felt. Excellent protec-
tion to shoulders and collar
bone. Light and comfort-
able , to wear.
Football
$1
Pebble Grain
Sheepskin Leather
Regulation Size
FOOTBALL SHOES, HOSE, PANTS, JERSEYS, PADS
Hockadays
PHONE 90
Ithe JVfMCffESTEH
PHONE 90
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