The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 38, No. 81, Ed. 1 Friday, January 10, 1930 Page: 2 of 6
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Personal News Brevities
j Of Your Rural Neighbors,
A, moved tWo miles west and one
l fourth mile south of the school
#1 house.
Frank McCarthy left last week I We welcome our new atu.le.Ua ln
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»» home ! the « M.aaea Htt
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wiU remain for a longer visit with family called ut the home o *»r.
her mother Mrs. F. H. Loosen. | and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas Sal ..
vir mMtm Ford Vogt and son morning. . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Naber- and Mrs. <L h. Stafford, Mms
Iniiso returned last Tuesday from Estes, of Oklahoma Pity, and Mi.
a three month’s honeymoon trip Morgan Stafford were Sunda:, •
t0 West Virginia and New York, ner guests of Mr. and Mis. Lid
Thnv also visited at St. Louis and Hope. „ _ ...
Wish In gtor and other points of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sluiw of Ca u
STZoL met called at the Hope home 1 ue»
Misses Isabel and Vilette Loosen day evening,
of Oklahoma Oily, spent Sunday in--—----—
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the Bark
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Saturday night for Maud, Okla.,
where they will make their home.
Dob Cox is reported getting BEATRICE A* VANHECRIF1
along as well as cun be expected W 15I'W1W
nt ihr hospital in Oklahoma City. | sTEHGKoN eauiilerei
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Mrs. F. H. Loosen. Mrs. Frank
McCarthy and J. P Loosen spent
vi„ iav h Oklahoma City.
•i Anna Nahorhaus returned
Ira City the last ut the week
l(, t vi-it with home folks.
Mr C. Schllrf is reported im-
jii st. Anthony’s hospital
In Oklahoma City.
nd Mrs. Rudolph Schroe-
im Carmen Lehrman and
, ,,ee Lehrman spent the week
n Cherokee with Mr. and Mrs.
rani Wrune,
Mrs. C. H. Moeller who under-
went an operation in the Knid
hospital last week is reported get-
ting along nicely.
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i\ Into the Smoky Mountain £« n
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oral store after a year’s stay at m
Jail in the valley. The men Imil^
him cordially. Men In the Snmk>
Mountain don’t consider a pnsoi
term n disgrace.
M’liev were merely anxious u» set
Flint Hufe Sturgeon was going t;
do next, especially about ' i«io Is
MoselV, H "as Mosely who lint
snitched on Hufe, telling I he rev
cimp1 olllcors that Hufe was maldn
imd selling wine, while Hufe pm
test(>d *‘l was only making It »“•
myself.” .
Nevertheless, Hufe ^ent lo L
In ilie vulli'.v. TLat winu-r. wto
m.ii... of llio distant nclkii1,11:
tenlttR lenin'il fnnvard-wlth snddon
JfllPivst. Hi’ followi'il Kitrc* nut "f
ttm slurp wlipn lip wont.
Sttirseon widki'd up tin* 0'itH »
hmi boon sn familial' to I...... 1,1
hi* air wns swept a.t.1 rirar n w
the dose air of the \: 1
was in smoke in the Smokies
Mi a thin bln.' veil Ups ul"UB
^'ll'p wnlkcil on and up f'>f "vl'r :1"
hour, fpstliiv' "ft' ii. A ypnri’fimp
|n- n lovol Stone floor P‘"< a m 111
n "utile out of |»rii«'l ic* ft v
tain oltmlntlff. 11" pr" ' l,r' '
wimp ids in tip !«•>;1,1,11 -
In- itiifp was iinlimiiilnatl'P. 1 ”
Iiim'OuIiI altno.it "P 111,1 m|1" V ■'
body dtanilln-: imkod •11 1 /
hllnn waters. Ii» I”” ■ •?1 1,13
nhipp with It** li'itnins lonoos m>«!
n i,nn*i* in- did not p»pp \n
Furl her on w:rs "tjwilts
I**., place-“Qr.nlt who Imd nee.-
deiil'illy killed n r.v.m nnee n li": *
"h!,PS. In flip ............ pp'y row
arils iipei.lPUlnlly kill lltolr inrn.
ftuleil:!'. “<Mi' ll •" 1 ■
,1,.,„l limn. Hufe turn <1 Win •"'r
it t."not V. ""
potiml nenrliy «M It'* ""'I' ! ,
in„,|e ........ "f ■ rlli Boftonoil It;
the snllllttS "f « Ju*. .....
Hufe I'ovcri'il il«' ti*"tl,r •' '''r
fully wllll II I'i""' 1,1 1,11 '
Ins ilint I'i" p’i"1 ,'l!l
world not liwe t<> I"' I «"•
Hint lie would 1 i^l '<• r''nr' j
the valley to pai'P tin* let el •'tom
""on Ids wily down Hip trail,
and Ids pursuer "' i";'1,' »!*•
“Keep n< ink H 1111,1 • ,M' 1 ',
the limn win- « H'nii.-tf-r *<•
Snmkv Monnlalu. but not to uni
•‘There’s wunelldng for .vmi up
there . • « dend man.
'Onoils' M 1 I" l;i ' v""'11
Mr. Mo 'dy’s footprint under a pH**1
’Vl’,."passed tils empty l'»u»e 1,111
1c iTtrd farm whbldHK.
(Cr.pyil: » 1)
THE EL RENO DAILY TRIBUNE
SHE WEIGHED 89
LBS.; GAINS 14b
FRIDAY, JANUARY 19,1930
Marks Displace of
F-thor of Loto-notlvt
At Wvluin, on the north hank of
the Liver Tyne, under the nnsyw
3f the Institutions of Smpinu'ders
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“Snnron built tne tin from f-!) pounds ' onunemorntea the birthplace o a
,n s'I’ml e.. n of 11 ,nmn«ls;| n,an who
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I hud lieen almost ail Invalid
Rlnce I had the flu. 1 had to P«t
impossllile. (leorgo Stephenson, tilt
father of the steam locomotive on-
-il’o. Past the front of Ills cnttflEo.
witliiti a few yards of the Ooor
heavily laden uml UsM »ri,1,Ls
in I tru'dm pass today, ns did tie
tlnv ehnldron watums d":iwu uj
hones nlona plute-ways 1-n year
■i-o The latllise itself l; 11 •*"
liorled house. I.v.to1 -f mm »
those Imlll .tears »Sn h>’ 'lu‘
lb rv owners for their employe;'
l, was dblilt'd Into four rooms, n
1(-„.|i of vvliL'li a dUTeroiit fanillj
i dwelt The lower nann ot l,l(' 'v('?l
1 ,nl Hide of I he cottaep was the
hump „f the Kiephenson fnntlly.am
I, was in this room, wlii.li aeryed
r„r sleeping. onthiR nnd rslielter.
Hint (leorEP. the recond son of a
fntnll.v of four hoys m"1 («" &
was horn on .lune 1'^ ,, 01,1
i;0|,/» (J^argc SU-plionsoii a isttliet,
wph ii Scotsman v.dm crn«wl the
l,order ns n gentleman’s servant,
nnd then married n bical laas.e.
Mabel Carr, the daughter r>t^ dyer.
“L.ob" fonn.1 work as llretnnn of
the pmnpiDE pn;:‘n" "f ,,,t; y.'.v'i'"* .
colliery nl 12 I'hllli.iss (! » rr ,
\m u.—Krtminircb Scotsman 1
Mr. and Mrs. Nchelson and fara-
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson and fam-
brother and family, Mr. and Mrs.
R. P. Wilson.
Mrs. L. Jones was in Calumet on
Monday.
C. S. Gray and family visited in
the Dun ken home Friday evening. I
Oeorgie Clark visited Ruth Wil-
son Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Brown have
returned from Kansas, where they
visited Mr. Brown’s brother and
family.
Miss Lucile Duncan has been
visiting in the home of her uncle
Fred Hurdle.
Jewell Dunken, Raster Whittey
md Clay Kennedy called on Ever-
nt Gray Friday evening.
Mr. Bryant made a business trip
»o Calumet Friday.
Mrs. Bryant and daughters, vis-
ited Mrs. Ciias Gray Sunday after-
noon.
Mr. Sowell and family visited
Mr. Wilber and family Sunday.
Sunday School is progressing
nicely with good attendance.
Jewel Duncan and Everett Gray
made a business trip to Calumet
Tuesday.
Best McAlester Lump
UNMAN FOUNDRY
& MACHINE CO.
Phone 579
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FRESH CHffiEL CUT FISH
. fresn Oysters Dressed Hens j
! lolled Prime Rib Roast, bnlss lb 28c I
S &rsfed Beef Sloiiidr Roast, lb 29c [
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SALES—RKNTALS—REPAIRS
HENRY BEHNE
Typo writer Dept., Llione 2H0
TYPEWRITERS and
ADDING MACHINES
New «»ml Rcc<uulltimie(l
i Best Compound, 2 pounds . 25s j
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j Best Brisket Bacon, lb. . IBs:
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I Puritan Bacon, 1 lb. roll, each 33c j
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“Snow blindness” is a dimness
MRS. CLARA SAUCERMAN of vision caused by til" alar, of
my large rug;1 in atorr.go because j tlie BUUDghl .reflected from a large
i V.i,i„'f l. mIi tiEih enough to llPfin «now.
R. C. RICE 1 5
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Promot Service
Phone 345
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Mrs. K, II. Loosen. Mrs. Frank pod !3 !, .... l.ii,
MePnrihv and J. P. Loosen were found Ids li* •
six «VI"A dlnniT RUexl* of MIhsos , ‘‘11*’'.’f'J'’r?i’l>■ ’ I<’11 ’ Vo..’ 111 i» hrlu
1,and Will'll" Loosen In Ok- ' » ' lhiV1. oh.
lahoma City Friday ovenmg. inor
“die Ludwl* who wm ‘.kwil ‘"^1 1 Smoky Mounlnlt.
to St. Anthony « hospital in urm- • - ...........
homa City last week reported
improving nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex llufnagel are
rejoicing over the arrival ol it
daughter on December They
have named III** little Miss, Irene
Elizabeth.
Mrs. Fred Peters entertained a
number of relatives and !fiends
at dinner Sunday evening.
Leroy Woodson, of Oklahoma
City, spent Sunday with bis par-
ents here.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Hansen,
daughter Gertrude and son \N al-
ter, left Tuesday for their home
In California, after spending the
holidays here with relatives.
A very pretty wedding of espe-
cial interest to this community
took place at St. Joseph's t hurch
in Tonkawa, Oklahoma, Monday,
December 30 when Miss Louise
Joesehke, of Tonkawa, and Tony
Cruntmeir, of Okarche, were mar-
ried by Father Hall.
The brido who possesses a very
charming and sweet personality,
was lovely in a frock of tan silk
crepe with hat and accessories to
match and carried a bouquet of
pink rose buds and valley Billies.
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whs found on a 1* *11‘ u
Cnroliun. It i! lMr1,111|lln
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were quite mixb»u.< to know 'vlmt
Hufe was going to Go id)«»ut it.
lu u corner apart B’mn the
others, sal a man from the valh\\
who Imd followed Buie and
nlso luleresled in knowing wliiit *“
was going to d<» next.
sturgeon sunk Into :i chub’
the pot -bellied Iron stove il.nl w-»'
furiously lighting the creeping tie
tuber cold. .Ills chin Bellied upon
his chest, Ids eyes v.ere slra "hi '»'•
fore him. Ills skin was pale Iron
H year of Indoors nnd be seemed
better shaven Hum was Ills wont.
Do did not ask a word about bis
dead wife or lost child or home that
had fallen Into disrepair
••Seems like an early winter, hi
commented.
Tin* men hastened to agree with
htin quickly, as men do w in “i"1
who alls in their midst, not serin-
them. The owner of the store cane1
forward uml laid a genial hand on
ltufe’s shoulder. , .
‘•I’ve got something in the ban.
of tin* store to pep y«tt. Hufe, ’ lu
Invited. ,. .
Hufe shook his head and nn
gwered without inlieelloii, "Tlianks,
Dave, but I ain’t making that mis
take twice.”
The men tried to draw him *ni(»
ted. P.cln
Idealise of th Wor dy aa-l 1
ful sentiment. B "as werty
cutnled. At *hne It was pimt
ed on heavy nil In. M.my ;d
old Kalin prints ere ill! b»
(.nee. The poem m •'del (,hun<‘
ion, S. July I. 1 !• lbnbiinde
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I didn’t have slnngGi enough to
use the vacuum cleaner. I Buffered
i rrilile from indigeatlon and a
pain In my hack. My liver
badly * order, too, constipa-
, ion and headaches kept me miser-
i bio and my complexion was
allow.
In nil ill eight years I suffered
tothin• reached my trouble;- until
I i'i11 ,Saigon. I am now ho strong
mil well I keep busy around the
louse all tiny without tirim . My-
n,petite is wonderful, every trace
>r indigestion 1h gone, the Bnrgon
Pills regulated my liver, and I m
unei bothered with constipation,
leudut lu -, or any of my former
rouhles. I strongly urge anyono
uiiering as I did to atari lids won-
lei ful Saigon treatment.” Mrs.
i’lara Saueeim.m, 3J'J N. 32ml SI.,
Kansas City, Kalis., Jones Drug Co.,
Agent
urea of snow.
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BROWNIES MARKET
Phoni' 295
In Snyder’s Store
212 So. Rock Island
It's risky
lot of doughnuts at
once... cook only
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WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADE
While wc have r. fev/
Specials Saturday, our
Prices are always lower
6 days in the wecK.
Buy here with confi-
dence. iivery item must
give complete satisfac-
tion or your money
cheerfully refunded.
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Mis, Anna Jueachko who wore a lh(,lr (.|rele. bring him hack to
pretty light tun drew with match-j rop,nng him with the senutv n*1"'
lng acceMories, a corsagu comple ()f t|1(l numnInin-the tGierllT mm
ting the costume. | frown to death last .Innuary, • »
Mr. Joe Jucsehke served Mr. \]v, q(,Wn from Fugle *’ass.
Gruntmelr as best man. frozen was a topic t»» beep
Mr. Gruntmelr, who is one of fr„in. Jeff Talbot hud man1,1,1
Okarehe’s most enterprising young Evans girl, tlnnlly. F»ib
farmers, Is a member of the Okar-1 wife had twins and one el "hip.
ehe band, and both he and his huddled. That wu»n t n Hufe topi1,
bride have hosts of friends in this Hi her,
community who extend beat wishes •••Quoits* Mosely bus four m’"’
and congratulations. horses,” spoke up one man ''ww-
Mr. and Mrs. Gruntmeir are at lessly. . f
horn.- at tils farm two mile* north | •• •Quoits• Mo "ly. r,*pci,t<<1 Li.f
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1 SiaiidartH Creamery Buiter, fit. 3;k
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NEWS
Mr. ami Mrs. Claude Clark navi
moved from this vicinity.
without liitlcclhm. ”1 «ot to bo go-
bp; out nnd killing him l» « Mt ,e
hit” lie nnimuuccd il lisllesslv,
thinking "ill* dread of the ini! be
11U,1 just quitted nnd to "bull m*
was almost certain t<» return.
The men were silent with up
nrovnl. The stranger from the vul
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3 tail cans Libby’s Ml .
Pork & Beans 3 cans 25c
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3-pound pail---------------59c
6-pound pail-------------$:.17
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lived from this vicinity. provai. me I ,,,, .u
Mr. and Mrs. John Fordray have! ley who hud sat in the nin
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FARM WOMENS MARKET
SATURDAY 9:311 A. ,M. • 1 :(HI P. M.
“Country Maid Products"
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FRESH PORK SAUSAGE, TENDERLOIN, RIDS
BACKBONE, ETC.
Remember the market is where you housewives can gel fresh
odrtets, direct from the farm. Know from whom you are get-
•your butter, eggs, cheese, buttermilk, etc. and you’ll enjoy
< luil.l.t 11 11 till,oil
ft them twice as much.
1 Wc should be glad to have you get personally acquainted with
each one of our women. Make us a visit.
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3- pound Eoxes----------- -
Iftlrw* J. W. LoreM||r.
CITY HALL BLDG.
PHONE 1188
i Crackers ___________
No. 2 ens Cabro Corn or Peas, ea 11
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
DurinK Jan. & Feb. Tickets good for 30 (lays.
Via
RED HALL HUS LINES
A few of our attractive fares
El Reno to
Enid —
Alva
It’s &ways
Good Lost
Flavor is risked when coffee
is roasted in bulk. 1 hat s
why Hills Bros roast only
a few pounds at a time
by a continuous process
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l-fb MaxAve.ll House--------TOc
1-lb Fol^or’s or Hill’s------ 4oc
1-tb package O-So-Good 29c
1-tb car. First Pick -------- 39c
__________________________$ 3.40
Woodward -------------------- 9.40
Wichita ------------ 7.50
Kansas City---------------------- 14.70
St Louis ------------------- 22.50
Chicago ----------------------- 30.90
Pueblo, Colo.----------------------- 24.15
Lincoln, Neb. --------------------- -9.25
Omaha, Neb. ------------ 2240
For information Call 723
UNION BUS STATION
111 Oli jflftSKET
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11-lb. boxes Certilicd Bacon, ea. 33
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: Best Grade Brisket Bacon, lb. Us i
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Fancy Sliced Bacon, lb. . 311c
5
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If you put too many doughnuts in the hot fat. at once, they will he
soggy and greasy. When coffee is roasted in hulk, invariably some
of the berries are roasted too much and some too little.
No wonder Hills Bros.’ continuous process—Controlled Roasting-
produces the better flavored coffee. By this method, only a few pounds
at a time pass through the roasters and every berry is roasted evenly.
No other coffee has the same matchless aroma and flavor of Hills Bros.
Coffee because none is roasted the same way. Controlled Roasting is
Hills Bros.’ process exclusively.
Hills Bros. Coffee in vacuum tins is sold by grocers everywhere.
Every bit of the aroma and rich strength produced by Controlled
Roasting comes to you complete. Ask for Hills Bros. Coffee by name
and look for the Arab—the trade-mark—on the can.
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[HILLS BROS COFFEE
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IIiuj Buns. CoFFrr, Inc.
2W South writ Hit (I,
Kiiismi City, Mu.
© 1930
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