Mountain View Times (Mountain View, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, March 24, 1922 Page: 1 of 8
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ANDREWS'LINOSEY WEDDING
LAST SUNDAY AFTERNOON
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Established April 28, I8«0
Winchester Reels
and Casting Lines
are best, and the
cheapest. Try One
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When bat-
tling with
that 41b.
Baaa.be aura
7011 have
Win cheater
Tackle, and
then you'll
be eure to
land him.
Use Winchester
Utility Oil in
Handy Guns
Watch Our ^Windows
and Get Bargains
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Prof. F. F. Andrews and Mis*
Lutie Lindsey wciv quietly mar-
ried last Sunday afternoon at the
residence of the bride, in the
northwest part of town. Wilh
the exception of Mis* May Mor-
ris of Rocky, no one hut the im-
mediate family of the bride was
present.
At 3 o’clock, the Krooni, ac-
companied by Rey. Kidd of the
Methodist church, who performed
the ceremony, appeared at the
residence, and a few minutes af-
terwards they were married.
While friends had expected
this couple would marry, all had
expected them to wait until after
this term of school was out, and
the wedding Sunday came as a
complete surprise to all.
Immediatelyafter the ceremony
the couple droye to Snyder for a
few minutes visit with the parents
of the groom, who live at that
place. They returned here that
night.
Led by the teachers, the entire
school struck for a holiday Mon-
da^, and Prof, had to give in. A
few minutes later, practically the
entire enrollment were on their
way to some favorite place to
spend the day picnicing. Sever-
al of the lady teachers took the
opportunity, while Prof, was busy
at the school house, to kidnap'
his wife and started to the moun-
tains to spend the day. Shortly
afterwards Prof, started out to
find her. In about an hour he
discovered where she was, and
eulistingthe aid of Bob Hollis,
Sleepy Poolaw and Shorty Eaton,
Wall Paper at Per Roll
4 cents and Up
New stock, and in a wide range of pat-
terns. Don’t put off that re-papering any
longer, when stuff is so cheap. • See me.
T. J. GORDON
be set out to ‘rescue’ her. As
they neared lhe spot where the
ladies were, Prof, concealed him-
self in the botto m of the car, and
the boys drove on' to where they
were, and she was Abducted1 the
second time.
No couple has more friends
than this one, all of vi'bom join
The Times in wishing th cm alot.’f!
and happy married life.
BOYS’ ANO GIRLS' CLUBS
TO CLOSE APRIL 1
Andy Gorden, Jr., a former
resident ol this community but
now living at Minco, had the mis-
fortune of getting his leg broken
last Thursday morning while ,nformation The^count,” « so
This is to notify the boys and
girls of Kiowa county that we
shall close our enrollment in the
various clubs April 1. Any boy
or girl wishing to enroll in any
of the clubs will please write ms
for a card or call at the office.
Anyone wanting information con*
cerning the Cu’^8 we °^*r* may
write and we willg.'yc '“^mediate
helping vaccinate cattle at
Standberry place south of toivn.
He was taken to the Chickashn
hospital Tuesday morning, ac-
companied by ’’Doctor” Charlie
the, ,,
large that we cannot reach ni»
parts but any live boy or girl can
enroll and win a cash prize, a
free trip to the State Fair, or
wui^uicu uy i^ocior cuarne
Dyer, who i. Dr. Hathaway’, o(. | »chol.r.l,ip, or probably all. The
........ bdv or Virl winning first nla
fice assistant and “shoffer.”
Mrs. O. II. Gnmmet and baby
of Marlow came in last week for
a few weeks visit with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Shaw.
Her husband has recently accept-
ed a traveling position with an
Oklahoma Cily firm, and she. will
remain here until he gels a loca-
tion selected.
boy or girl winning first place in
any of the clubs wc offer gets a
free trip to the State Fair. In
all there are twenty clubs on
which a trip is won. Last year
only eight boys and girls won
trips. The chance is in your
favor if you are in earnest. We
solicit only those who are iu
earnes'.—A. f. Jordan,'*'Couuty
Agent.
THE HOCKADAY HARDWARE CO.
First Door North of Postoffice — —
Phone 90
To Build Uijtosits for this Bank
Is only a small part of our building program for this year.
In addition, we are going to do our best to build the good
will of our people; to build confidence in fhe institution;
to build tor cordial and permanent relations among the
bank depositors of this community.
This is our building program for 1922. Help us make it
come true
BANK OF MOUNTAIN VIEW
DEPOSITS GUARANTEED
OFFICERS
L. T. McAtee, F. W. Fanson, V. N. Barnett,
President Vice-President Cashier
Directors—L.T.McAtee, F.W.Fanson, V.N.Barnett,John Ferrell
ATTENTION, FARMERS
AND STOCKMEN
For Saturday
ONEDAYONLY
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Last Saturday we sold Gallon Peaches at 50c for a leader
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Ex-Service Men, Attention!
The Service and Adjusted Compensation
Drive Is'About to Start “
Every Ex-Service Man in Kiowa County, whether a
member of the American Legion or not, should get a
questionaire from his local Post ('Commander.
Buddy, It’s tor Yuur Benefit!
See your P< Commander now. Get behind this
drive an^ pushj
W. W. FRANCIS,
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County Commander
The Township Fair Board is
commencing fo make arrange-
ments for the Township Fair this
fall, and in order for it to be a-
success exhibits must be had.
This board calls your attent oa
to the fact that now is the tirje
to select your seeds of all kinds
for the fair this fall. Make prep
aration for the proper planting
and care of such exhibits, so that
the best will be obtained,
Stockmen who expect to show
stock should make tbeir selec-
tions NOW of the individuals and
give them a little special care, so
that they will show to their best.
A little care and attention row
will make our Township Fair
this fall a bigger and better fair
and one that we all alike will be
proud of.
Next Saturda
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We Will Make the Following Prices for One Day Only
L. J. Stark of Guthrie, who
owns two farms north of town,
and who is well known arouud
here, came in last Monday to
spend a few days looking aftei
business interests and renewing
old acquaintances.
15c Post Toasties . . 10c
25-pound box of Prunes $3.50
Gallon Catsup . . . 45c
Eagle Lye, 2 cans for , 25c
None to Merchants
Remember, We Offer These Goods at These Prices for One
Day Only. Load Up and Save Money
Mountain View Post No. 130 of
the American Legion invites the
business men of this town to vis-
it their club^rooms on Tuesday
of each week, when they are open
to the public.
Something New
Mrs. R. F. Andrews received
a message last week from Ral-
eigh, N. C., stating that father
had died at that place at the age
H. R. Greenhaw
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Wingo, George H. Mountain View Times (Mountain View, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, March 24, 1922, newspaper, March 24, 1922; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc914682/m1/1/?q=communication+theory: accessed July 5, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.