The Harrah News (Harrah, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, December 4, 1914 Page: 1 of 8
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THE HARR AH NEWS
RUSSIAN NAVY IS
NOW BOTTLED UP
NO. 4ft
! provides that “each shall mutually al.1
and help the other" In case or attack.
French Guns Near Meta.
French artillery continue tc bom-
bard A marine, only ten miles from
Metz, Germany. The development of
an offensive In Lorraine has Ions;
been expected, but to what extent it
Germans Assert They Control o'™ wa" not ln<Ucttted at
the Baltic, and Turks I __From north of Verdun and south of i
Hold Black Sea.
SULTAN DECLARES HOLY WAR
Calls on All Faithful the World Over
to Slaughter British, French
and Russians—Victory
In Poland.
(Summary of Events.)
Tile Russian navy is useless for
the present. This'is the gist of
an official declaration made by
the German war office. The
Turkish navy dominates the Black
sea and the Sea of Azov, accord-
ing to the declaration. A bom-
bardment of Odessa is feared and
Russian shipping companies have
removed tnejr ships from these
bodies of water. A blockade of
the harbor of Libau places the
eoutrol of the Black sea in the
hands of the Germans, while the
freezing of the harbor of Arch-
angel, in the White sea, severs
Russian communication with the
outside world.
German Defeat in Poland.
Russia and Germany each claim a
sreat victory In Poland. The Russian
claim Is supported, however, by re-
ports from neutral countries and from
neutral correspondents. It Is said
that the- Slavs have virtually crushed
one of Germany's finest armies In an
engagement staged between the Vis-
tula and Warta rivers in Poland and
have taken about 50,000 prisoners.
When the full details of the Russian
victory are known, declares Lord
Kitchener, commander-in-chtef of all
the British forces, they will furnish a
story that will astonish the world—
describing
■ Wet* the German line extends in a
] wedge into the Verdun-Toul defenses
I of the French. The two sides of the
1 wedge are joined in the region of
Chauvoncourt and Rt. MIhlel, where !
: desperate fighting has occurred tlio
\ lust week. It was at Chauvoncourt I
! that the French suffered heavy losses ,
! through the explosion of German
mines. The French have been unable
to drive the Germans from the peel
tions that now hold lu this district
and the movement upon Arnaville is
evidently a tightening or the circle
which the French are endeavoring to
drive about St. MIhlel.
Heavy Attack on Allies.
The Allies have been attacked In
force from Ypres to La Rasse. A
terlfflc battle has commenced. The*
Germans have heavy reinforcements
and fresh guns for this renewal of the
effort to cut through the Allies’ line.
The English artillery, however, thus
far has thwarted all the German at-
tempts.
Holy War Proclaimed.
The proclamation of a holy war, an-
nounced for the first time some ten
days ago, has just been published at
Constantinople. It Is signed by the
sultan and twenty-eight Moslem
priests and calls on the Moslem world
to participate In a holy war against
Great Hritaln, Russia and France.
Turks Are Winning Fast.
Official reports given out in Con- ■
stautinople relate the continued suc-
cessful Turkish advance upon Datum,
the Russian port on the Black Sea.
All the territory between the Turko-
Russlan border and the River Chursk
Is In Turkish hands, while a Turkish
force In the southern part of this ter-
ritory has taken Artwln. The Turks
declare that the English losses at
Shatt-el-Arab amounted to 750 dead
and several thousand wounded.
Russian Port Bombarded.
The Turkish cruiser Hamidieh, fol-
lowed by a flotilla of torpedo boats,
appeared off Tauhse, Russia, and
opened fire, hurling 125 projectiles
Into the neighborhood.
Turks Reach Suez Canal.
An official Turkish statement says
SIMPLICITY WILL MARK
INAUGURAL CERMENIES
Old Ten Per Cent
We know him as ofal ten per cent —
the more he made the less he spent —
the more he got the more he lent —
hi* s dead; we knew not where he
went hut if his soul to heaven was
sent he’ll own the harps and charge
th m rent. - Ex
Oklahoma City, Ok.. Nov 28. So
far as the recent conference hetwei n
member* of the Legislature an,! Oov-
e> rior-k.k ct \\ Tama he.- developed
plana it ts ne n Ihaf th * com ng fnaut*
uraI ceremonies will e imp •• *iv« and Prosnprlti (
vet simple There will pm ,bly he an VJUOU
elaborate inauguriu bah, but it wilt not i
he financed In the State. Neither will! _
the.. ),,* «,,v . *, cm ,IU .. of Stale** r* a) relief to the cotton grower
money to bring the tnthl.a *0 the capt .* new looked fuf i„ unproved condl-
'“1 lor th“ "’"“kural t er. monies nor turn* of consumption, and these are now
r o rCotton hiH Lui «*>
LATEST DOINGS
__AT BRITTOI |
Mr N’nrw.aMj’s tittle girl is ill with*
diphtheria,
Mr E-kd.ll is on the sirk hst.
Mt s Aim* iUrt i» visiting her
tii OKl«ibonm City.
J f> is putting ihe roof
nunt
, f' r any other purpose connected with
iho induction of new officials into office.
All the officials will take the oath of
office together and there will he in -
! pressive proceedings But in will be u
believed to be promising It i» assert-
ed that purchases will grow from tnis
time Ctj in the New England region,
mill men having shown a distinct in-
crease in disposition to buy. As for
VV Hliams and hi. fellow State official suo.pt.on of cotton gtaafa will necs..-
intooffieew.il recall the time th mae Uie greater act,v.ty ... the spinning
Jefieibmi set an i x ........... bcitj ..........tl,mv u,Ker purc„«sea
anu Which U.AiUU Vtli I /I VV L , I. .... i
. n iUtuL pi taunt conditions
.ohoweti in W» bn .Uiu , i
... . ,u l Has UnnitT price very
a,“" *»•*>•» boas. to XP Id „0 ................regarded by ex
one cent lor the inaugui almn . t. e p . .....My hopelffi. ba. ring un
Legislature ihnuld fficn.e u, urn, . ay lo ,eu lor development, abroad,
appropriation for that purpose it would 1
doubtless be vetoed by the new Gov-
FOWLER TELLS LATES
PEACH GROVE NEWS
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
1 he Patrons t'lub will meet Friday
Dee. 11th, ut $:30 in the auditorium
- All mothers and patrons residing in
Thanksgiving service and dinner *^4)01 district and being in? re t
*n the betterment of school conditions
ernor. 1 i.e Legislatureknow* thisand
‘beie Will . e no appiopn.u. n *1 hit*
inaugural m ataoit hau not cu«» a
t me ui hlitih anu wuti«.ie in l.uiuja;
li-at ha.** u. heHleu i UaUu bb coi.u.a n-
Ui U. mbotim ii i pootibi ia.4fta i«. n-
t - k i\. Uoili. (lUUi 'i Ot till .Lit v >u Ui
* itn i G-u^h lo tin cU} .*nu uk
C « nitsitie.** vtuuiU have u«t.. unoiaic
no ever, t.hi u »wn coal Jud^e vv ii
i-m i* u* lav i o* u inoci. lie aitupltc-
d>, ri^id economy and attention to i
duty, and lit imgni not nave allowed
Bo much dibpiay even under better con. j
diiioiia ut the estate. Am it ia the iu* •
augural ion will be made impressive1
and inexpensi ve. The people of Ok la I
j homa Lily are likely to arrange a
| brilliant social side to the ceremonies.
a blow such as has not j
been dealt since the days of Napoleon.
Abandon Guns and Transport. Into the neighborhood. f and talks by Reverends Brooks, Rot
The Germans have begun a retreat Turks Reach Suez Canal. ert-on and Lewis in th * afternuoi
along the entire front, and in many An official Turkish statement says The songs and reci-aiion hi thev. „
places the flight is a disorderly rout, that ,he Turkish troops have reached eop|,, were . xc. Hern i r
marked by the abandonment of artil- the Suez Canal* In fighting near El
t^ry, maxims and transports. Berlin Kantara the English suffered heavy
meanwhile is beginning to talk about i losses and took flight,
repulsing Russian attacks, which is a I Ri_, v , ,
^.rmanm^o°n ann“n* ‘hat ,th« ' The British embassv In constant*-
■^hn , ‘ , R ar? °nr d,efenSlTe’ "ople has been sacked and the Ruw
The main Russian force- is exclu- 8lan hogI)ital pfnaged and all foreign-
< y engaged against the Flock prs j,ave peen more ^ less serjougjy
gfoup, whose front Is cut in halves, abused '
Ite right half is surrounded on all I May Attack Italy.
th’s place Thursday was an occasion of
feasting, joy ami gladness Had a ar,‘ earne8tl>' ’^“••‘ted to be present,
-ermon by Rev Bolerjsck at 11 o’rloc j MrB Lanyon, president
u •
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Bankers Before
Grand jury
Representatives of every bank in
Okhihoru • county have been summoned
to appear be I ore tbe gland juiy, and
iu anow the amount of deposits of inui-
vmual, and corporations on January 1.
Tin object is to ascertain the amount
ol money to taxatiun which baa not
been rendered for that purpose. It is
said that the amount of money not as-
sessed hi this county is estimated at
about UOU.OUU since statehood.
Latest News f rom
Spring Creek
MARRIED: The frienc a of J ke
Dennis and Aiisti Mmi it Alien were
l completely surprLed Monday to learn
that this young had ii-’nfflTu tly
ell, (he am unt of it, nnt» qua lit mar.ied suudaN afternoon Thegroom
could not b. x lied in any c m mu it ia 17 and the bride fa 16 y ears old.
Alter about 100 hungry ,-ouls and j They will make tbeir home on the farm
hi .dies Were fed at tin - groaning table, j of the young man’s father, northwest
there wa- enough gathered up to fe*d ot town. :
as many more Yes. thanks were ol- j
fered up to ihe All wise. Omnipotent ! Oe-d: The sad news «„ received
Omnipresent. Almiehlv God for the Monday ot the death of Mrs Ik-
• DICKSON
• o
Airs Jessie Mai n o. Illinois is visit-
ing relatives h. re
Willie bWilt ., Uslabnma l!It.
I. i a le. t w eek
Mrs. Hutchinson was quite sick last
week but ta better at this v/nting.
Geo. ColJelt is sporting u new auto-
mobile.
Mist Sm-th spent the week end with
her parents hear Guthrie.
was
-n.es
s. G
A Second Battle Probable.
The same dispatches that tell of
Von Hindenburg’s reverses, however,
say that the German re-enforcements
were being brought up so that another
great battle is likely to develop on a
line nearer to the frontier or Fosen, I
where the Germans will have the
same chanceB of renewing a vigorous .
offensive as had the Russians in tlio
present instance.
General Von Hindenburg has about j
400,000 men, but if the Fetrograd re- i
port can be accepted, they have been
separated, badly cut up and thousands
OMMUUtllly .
I our email
Omnipresent, Almighty God for the i (jracken w *
sides and is vainly struggling as in an | Tbe Itatfan g "mrn me'n t' is a war. ’ Thanks^or''ouT bountiful''harvesf'of C,ucke“ ut' Lnoctaw. Mrs McGrack-
?Etl that Aus,rin 18 do,nK 1,8 to crops, for the increase of knowledge T “ ^ by ““ Wli°
turi iUnttlSLsucceMfunyW '"luce Turkey to attack Italy, but as shown by the last election, for good , ^ ““U ,u:“0 °* **“*
turn b tiling unsuccessfully. none th8 Iess hesitates to believe the prjce8 of everything except cotton We * , **s u l”
OMU most hreH^dl arrtln,vT implore His interc. ssion in the regu-
or its most reliable agents that com- , . ,. ... . . .. . . cm.urea
non action of the combined Austro- 'a*J°n this, in the event that McAd< o j
Turkish RQuadron is to be expected farmers Union fail us. Some t rmiti CidUii, prcbiueui fici of Ujc
against Italy at a very early date. ; even thanked God for the war now ol‘A*,v- oua.u ui a^ucuuu.o icvz ut* uckcI
---------- --j ^ageing: across the seas, as it brings ; ***scwTm*h^ n^u*eo coiup.uu lor nun
j biir orders for horses and poods for our j ^iUilx iciuiiien oux fo»vin out
j people to fill. Others thanked Him for t ““otticiany. uai piuiai.c., over
the peace of this nation, and asked him latnct&oi*, me ivcpouiuao t-un-
to kill the bear causing the trouble in Uiua**^‘ uo jouce wa.->
Euron** | /iccojujo^ .o u^uiea iiuui *,«xe same |
fight to I Mr. Norfleet and son of Oklahoma i'T!^ ^ "iate •“'•‘ilur-1
held bv City ./as down visiting and hunting I »auuu ivi.u a p.u...buy of
! . . . . ... *"■ | duudi O—, UUU.
Hattie Jordan of 0k»ahow« Cify
visited Mss Montgomery fcaiurdny.
Frof. Rupert closed ins k-. lures Suzv
day night.
Frank Jay, wife and little daughter
were Britton visitors Saturday. *if§|
Will Shermick of Hinton. Okfa„ war
visiting old friends iu Britton Monday.
Bide Riley is ill with sore throat.
Alice Malone is visiting her motha*
Mrs. A L Burt this week. .She will
start fo* Florida m a couple of weeks.
While school is suspended they are
treating the bulking to a K,*g*
fumigation
The Ladies A .1 of the Baptist . hurt*
served Turkey dinner on Th.mksgiviuft
day.
Walter Henry is treating his house#
to s new cunt of paint which makea
them look more attractive.
Mr Nelson of Oklahoma City ia
moving a wind-mill for I. C. Richard-
son tnis week.
Thomas Hart and bride of Kansas
City, visited Airs. C. J. Hart of lint-
ton isat ’Thursday.
Captain Hoback and wifespent Wed-
nesday and Thursday of last week wit*
their son east of town.
Mr. Ekdol’s family spent Thanks-
giving day with Andy Johnson east oft
town.
Miss Edna Larson came home from
Edmond Wednesday to spend Thauka
giving with her family.
School was dismissed until Thursday
on account of the diphtheria scare pre-
vailing in Britton.
Mrs C. J. Hart received a Thanks-
giving box ot good things to cat, froio
her hunband in Kunsar,
Airs. Arthur Hall and family sper.C
Thanksgiving day with her lather ia
Okiulioma City;
James Connell of Caiutnet visited !»'*
wile and buughtcr last week.
Mrs W. M. Moore left Britton Tues
SCHOOL DISTRICT
RECOVERS FUNDS
The school district won its
recover $3 500 school money
1 he box bUpper and Thanksgiving
> ente. luiiiiiicni at Grant school house
Grot!* aii-i Mural) cal leu on Wao a auecei**^ and well atieiiued.
IU Alia. Love, Go bupt. visited Grant, mrs. w. m. Moore left BrittonTue*-
11 E Groies and lam.ly spent sen .o. iueaday, ana expressed heraeil day for Missouri, to assist in nursmft
I nan.-ag.v.ng With relatives at Jones ““ pleased w.tn the stnool. her mothoI.f who ig vefy ^
'V‘ . , John and Mary Gray spent vacation C. T. Hart returned home Thursday
Airs. Armstionga mother is here with the,r parents, returning to Ed- after an absence of several month*
visiting. ! uiuiid Monuay. L. .. u
J apent in Kanaaif,
Mints Dorotb> D» dd and Ea.y C hamp ^r- Lyons will have a public sale A number of iirittonites visited the
ion opcul lliaiihfcgiv n.g *11 OMubuUiU Dec, ‘Jiut tic n«j» puicbascil a larui Muluui On & Ga.s company’a pruapact-
j Duy. J near to i. Cobu anti will move there . ive well iast Sunday.
Mi.**s Marie liariLon, who has been! U j G. £ Crawford has opened up •
win King at i>o(ac.o, Aik., feiuiiitii lobe Bender and wife visited John r®^ estate office in the Invesimenti-
home iaot W eUneSvsaj . j Bcnuei ana jaimly ai Lultier laol isat-
I Uiuay anu nuay.
iVii^a Libel iJ«<n »a, wtu» is worKiitg ‘
ill the Lily, VialltU tier blUkbvi here
Sunday.
Frol. J. O VV light dismissed h.s
ivns. Eisie Mtcphens and children oi
Mountain k*aik, are visiting her par
tma. Me. and Ails. L. L. Kiley at
iiiiUou.
separated, badly cut up and thousands q# / » . , ' *IW,”y "e,a DV T. \ . 7k • G.
taken prisoner, 9„ these German force*,lheState Bank of Hf*rrnh- Tuesday ThaBksgmnB day, and being the Land-
will require reformation and rest. qjomtng when the supreme court af-| l,,r<) «' vv A Ferguson, as a member.
Another Russian army is operating firmed « decision of Judge E. D Old- | of tf,e Slate Banking Board, spent the j
---»«._ i—j— * ” ■ ** • - r'( fu * ------* a}s0 de- ' day as bis guest.
school J UL#uttj t*> a. Lena tno luncial
oi i*ioi. Jicuauvuii a wile, ai oliuc- j Miss Aiaud McDuiitll attended the
taw‘ j box sunpei at Grant Wednesday night,
ai d remained over ihunKsgiving with
rtuomer nussian army is operating ....... .
along the border of East Prussia, and of superior court
af third one Is pursuing a vigorous eideg th< ca-e against the bonding
campaign In northern Austria. It company that furnished bond for W.
was said by military experts that the A .Jam s tbe contractor, and rerov» n
purpose of the Austro-German attack $2,400 from the company
aud pursuit of the Russian center, The trUBt„es of the (i1Rtrictdeposited
was to draw off the second and third tln . , . . . /
armies from East Prussia and Galicia. $1°’U°° ,n. tl,e ,bank *° be U8ed for
__ j construction of the new school building.
British Warship Sunk. | The district then entered into a con-
The British warship Bulwark has tract with W. A. Jones a contractor,
been blown up in the Medway river for the erection of the hniMine Th,’ . , ~ ----*. —
off Sheerness by an explosion In her work „r„ert.saed i,|l>mr thromrh the *htiV h“Te fleeced from th* Pro‘
magazines. Only twelve were saved . , K K ducer, and this makes their advice
out of the crew of 700 or S00 aboard*™1" “ndk °n Jl*T7 lBt> , routui rotten,
the Bttlwark. The explosion is be. ,*6*500 had been paid Jones secureti I
ARCHDUKE CARL FRANZ
V\rc!f th*- future is not so rosy to the j
[ farmer Everybody who don't farm
the farmers redemption.
lh > teb i»im to rotate, diversify and
be true to the bottom; to plant every
thing, anything except any more
cotton, hut none are sure of the out-
come of anything exceptan over pro-
duction of cotton They want to sell
an order from the board for $3,500
directing the bank to pay him that
The world need-s cotton as much as
ISZZSLL Z 2LX ,<T“
such as might have occurred in times the architect and come aue according an ru'M 1 in^R ’ 11‘ l,n
of peace, has not been determined, j to contract ” | down through the wealthy people of
Briti.h Low Another Boat. U. G. Forman was cashier of the' “** l° ^ l"*'e“‘t ‘'eaM*nls w'i,r
Slrfking a mine ofr Grimsby at the . bank at the ,ime Bnd lt is sajt) that hp cut-tun fabtica-s Y,.u w,.uki call .bat
aouthof the Humber rfver. gear Hall. pald the order when it waa presented Pfcr8-n * “x-1 “‘^.-e hi.
the British collier Khartoum was bj Jime? and „ d„v ^ tWQ ^er tfce country to quit raising meat and bread
‘•on.factor skipped. (just butauae the price in theee things
: fluctuate at tubes below tbe cost of
production Such u man is no more a
the British collier Khartoum was
blown up. a report from the British
admiralty announces. The crew was
saved, but the Khartoum went to the
V\ h* n ibe above judgements are
hW,°m‘ To Help England.* ! Collected tbe district will be able to- a fooJ than lhey farinora^
A brief dispatch from Lisbon say» 1 *“ke ”P °Ut Rt8m!inK warrant and quit raising cotton or any other article
1—----*!—■1— ‘— ‘---* ‘ * neccessat y to the comfort and blessing
will be praetkally free from debt.
ferred against him in indictments re-
I turned by the grand jury.
It was stated by Assistant County
Attorney E FT Reardon, who prose-
cuted the cast, that tbe other case*
the Portuguese congress has decided
that Portugal should co-operate with
the Allies. The minister of war has
railed for a partial mobilization of the
army. Tbe treaty by which Portugal
believes it is bound to aid the Allies
was made in 1703 with England, and It
. . , , would not-be dismissed. These three
The jury in -apertor court, befe**..,.^ haye bwn.con,lnuad t. *e j,n.
whom R E Kufao was tned on the unry tprm B, wirt
charge of altering ballots it» prec.net Eighteen ballots were introduced aa toli’ K° stron8 «ft*r !t*’ «reedv. heart
ffofward I to the Augus. primary evNlence m the trial, which seemed to i‘““ “•«»**->“ wutabipex*. who m.-«
elert'orn brought m a verdict of not show alteration in favor of J B A. “n<i'co*l,‘’li*‘rK:e,,or*M,,url,r™lu' **-
Tue-dsy evening. This acquits Robertson for governor, but the evi t bdh raw «rui ■Danufa- turw, by tbe.r
Kff^nftonscR tbm ton* charge* j tr « nnljr it s—uinlfal iswpca*. tfae. f "auawc tywer. Sc lab
—...........—- — - * ” ”
of the human race. And that individ-
I uai or state who asks its legislature to
; penalize a poor struggling citizen for
‘ planting his land to cotton, or any oth
; er crop that man needs, and that God’s
, rain and sun shines upon, will some
day—at least in tbe day of Judgement—
j '"slink away into outer darkness ” If
we must pun rah any one for. low
Aimes. Ftone anu Thu.stun,and Alias
! iViuUieu Groves ealieU on t,ee Ariii
j stiong r* iluay.
I W. G. Clark and wile ateThanksgiv-
I ing dinner w ith the latter's parents,
J bnr. and Airs, t. J. lienuruiks.
Homer Fee and wife. Airs. Wdsou of ^
I Oklahoma City, and J. M. Harrison I
anu family took 1 hanksgiving umnol* j
j at the C. *u. duucii iiciiiiC.
L. W. ittuiaLon anu wilt: yai'Ucipat
| Hi tllti i iiaiih&j^ lcuSl at ilic G
G. lidiva ijuuiu uu Utcfz turn, iau.w
Wvi c placed in ilie j ani «*mi oUuut
! gdUltltU (tiVUUri UiL
nounu.ul Uualu, Wlnle tyev. t“ t,- j
or lii.Uon oilereu inarms, it «vu. Oe «
uay long to tie rcimmueie- t/y Jimni—
anu rieigubors
Alias Ellen Long W.Ui Was qu.itiy
luairicU aoout tnree weens ago, ,u a
Air. Pt* Cleasy oi Un.aiioma e-liy »> e
congratulate them anu wmn them a
tong anu nappy inc tu^ether.
It is reported that Kaiser Wii-
•helm, dissatisfied with the work
of the Austrian forces against
the Ruasians, has demanded the
resignation of Archduke Cart
Franz Josef, heir to the Aus-
trian throne, from the army. The
old emperor is said to have re-
fused to consent to the retire-
ment pf his heir.
It dnt 1.an been allowed to remain n>
j blit? aUtliiliCf* IlMl tlidl l.tir UtCll due dn dj
iur bevciftl monUis ine wcai ana ica
lot cleaning it will be greater and the
dirt is linely to settle anu discolor Ibe
bat permanently.
bciub U.e bat wnb wairn, not hot,
water and any m.lu white soap. Ehape
Hie hat white it is wet. This Shaping
g 1 can he done easily with the hands.
S J 1 hen put the hat away on a flat sur-
ra j tace until itdEK.s. When packing it |
H : away be sure it is on a flat sun ace
j Alias Rose G. ay.
| Alisa Alary Collett entertained the
Urafanula Club last haiuiday night.
Refreshments ol oysters and iruit
were served, and everybody had a good
time. Air. and Airs. Mills will enter-
tain next.
News From Star
Mr. and Mo. Tajylor of ilarrrh ^pent
T itiiktf&iviJiK at the home ui th«-ir
dau^/iLer, Min. U. iidiijun.
iSow that ihe farm work is hem if
coiD.jlc-ieu tor ihe year, «»u/ iutle nchoui
hour.e is lapidiy UeuiK iiiitd will* ex-
cellent )outlis and maidens eager lo
join in all me school activities. Not-
witiiHiamiiDM the many ubnLucsen m Uu
Way, such rt.i lac-.s of proper buildings,
lUitdlUie, library atui uittrr appai a?u>,
pupils are tiuiiijf some line worn.
i Mrs A M. Maxey spent .Sunday at
j home of Mr anti Mrs. Cheveront.
Misses Be.aic and Winnie Cheveront
leit Monday for Edmond where Be»sie
will take up her studies in the Normal
and W’a me will visit for a few days.
W' 1‘. Fend ley was elected delegate
to the Sunday L< hool convention to be
held the 3rd slid 4th, at Oklahoma City.
J. W. Chancellor made a business
trip to Me Loud Wednesday.
building,
Mr. and Mrs. ErmnoixL have changed
their place of residence; moving into*
the Hutchiiuon property east at
Britton.
The primary grades of the public
school gave an entertainment Wednes-
day nikht, which was greatly enjoyed
by all present.
The town of Britton was without
gas for a period of two hours last Wed*
nesday night. The cause was ther
bursting of the gas main a half rniie
e&st of town.
There was a bucking mule and a
j coyote chase west of town Thursday
afternoon, which furnished amusement
j for a bunch of young people.
Kev. and Mrs. Pinfrey, Captain and
Mrs. Hoback, Mrs Bowers and Mrs.
Carle ton were among the number wh#
enjoyed 3 hanksgivmg dinner at ?h®
Geo. Baker home last Thursday.
There were abf ut seventy five guests
present an«j a good tune enjyycdbyaiL-
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Dr K HAAS, ?
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g j again or the hat will be out of shape j i have purcha^d a new gasoline
3 . wbe'’ ,aken 081 ot tbe »f«FR'ng«- j wnt, and curG »»w, ami «.li 0..
--- ! all kinds oi saw mg this winter. Pric-
Henry §t,Ua was an. Oklahoma Citj e« will be reasonable. Call or write
vraiUir Wedneralajf. j ^ vi ^
DR. HOMER MARSH
DENTIST
McLOUD, OKLA.
First Class W ork—Satisfact-
ion d uaran toed.
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Todd, J. A. The Harrah News (Harrah, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, December 4, 1914, newspaper, December 4, 1914; Harrah, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc936942/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.