The May Monitor. (May, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 32, Ed. 1 Friday, November 3, 1905 Page: 4 of 8
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CORRESPONDENCE.
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District 149.
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1 thought I would step m
this morning-and chat a while
but news is very scarse.
Grandma Bowling is get-
ting ready to start for her
former home in Missouri.
Andy Williams and Jesse
Beasley have gone to Salina
Kansas to attend school. Mr.
Beasley to take a business
course.
Grandma Miller is thinking
of going back to her former
home, near Charity Missouri.
We hope she will conclude to
stay in Okla,
J. II. McCulley and wife.
Grandma Bowling and Grand-
ma Miller visited at Mr. Aus-
tin’s near Speermore, last Sun
day.
To late for last week. Mr.
Wells will give an oyster sup-
per Hallowe’en evening.
Mr. Evans and family.came
back to his school section. He
thinks he will stay there now.
The farmers are very busy
hauling their broom-corn and
wheat to market some to Shat
tuck and some to Englewood,
I.guessI had better quit un-
till I have something of more
interest to write.
NASBY IN EXILE.
R. O. RENFREW
BONDED ABSTRACTER,
WOODWARD, OKEA.
First Nat’l Bank Building.
Pleasant Valley.
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More rain! More wheat!
Clark Seals made a trip to
Gage Friday, with a load of
wheat.
George Gassier and wife are
visiting relatives in the valley
this week.
The first Quarterly Confer-
ence of the M. E. church will
be held at May Nov., 21, every-
body come.
Pleasant \ alley Sunday
School is preparing a program
for the Sunday School conven-
tion to he held at Ocate School
House the 4th Sunday in Nov.
Grandpa Chapman lost an-
other horse last week, which
makes J they have lost this
year.
Mr. Less Moore was among
those who went to Woodward
to attend the carnival last
Week.
George Liest is building a
snug* bank barn on his farm,
written for last week,
Mr, Casler is on the sick
list.
I*ev. Ballard, Mr. Pinkney
and Henry McClung made a
trip to Gage Friday,
A, J. Hornei took a load of
broom corn to Gage Monday
for James Dudley.
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Quite a number from the
valley attended church at Oca
te Sunday night.
Irene Casler marketed
load of corn Monday.
Mr. Hayworth has been
hanging wallpaper for Mrs.
Blattenberg.
The trustees of the Pleas-
ant Valley M. E. church met
at Mrs. McClung’s Tuesday
evening to see about repairing
the Sod church.
The Red ford boys have been
plastering their mothers
house. They believe in hav-
ing- things comfortable befoie
cold weather.
Mr. McClung is improving
the looks and convenience of
his farm by having a wind mill
erected.
Mrs. Dora Datnewood cele-
brated her 28th birthday Fri-
day by inviting the neighbors
to an old fashioned rag tack-
ing.
Tyro.
Mount Olive.
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John Stewart has gone to
Kansas.
Mrs, Hattie Buchanan has
been on the sick list this
week,
H. O. Blair returned last
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week to his home at Omaha,
Nebr. after a short visit with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
J. B. Blair.
Ollie Loomau is working
for I^Irs. G. Buchanan.
A. L. Shirley. C. E. Gaff-
eny and G, B. Allen, each
butchered a beef this week.
Cleve Sharp sports a new
buggy. Girls look out!
Several of the boys from
this neighborhood attended the
dance at John Fore’s last
week.
G. B, Allen has been suffer-
ing for the past few weeks
with blood-poisiniug in his
hand, but is some better now.
Buffalo Girl.
The Best Plow made for dry hard land.
Took first prize at St. Louis last year. Sold cn the in- \.
stallment plan for $60.00 by: • . n
T. B. Howard & Co. Gage, Okla. f
T. B. HOWARD
J) Undertaker and
\ Licensed Embalmer.
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Gage, Okla. ^
Santa Fe Time Table.
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No. 202 Pass., East 1:00 a. m.
No. 201 “ West 2:50 a. m.
No, 204 Fr’t. East 5:34 p. m.
No. 203 “ West 0:15 a. m.
J. N, Igon, Agt. Gage.
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to be of value to the ad-
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where it will reach the
people he wants to reach.
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A. F. IManso, Wood-
warb, Oklahoma.
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School Reports.
Of May School for the sec-
ond month ending Oct. 26,
1905.
Enrol ]nunt 26
The shower Tuesday was a j
i . _ I tin Is 24
Average daily attendance
Visitors Mrs. Staker,
AnnuE. Spaugy, Teacher.
the
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welcome visitor to the vallei.
Mr. Boyle, wife and son
Glen, of Readout, spe-.it Satur
day and Sunday with Rc\\ 1>.
"W. Da me woods.
Mrs, Walter Chapman and
children visited relatives at
Ocate Sunday.
Jake Coonce is recovering
from the effects of the race.
He was lucky to escajie as
Well as kt did,
Of district No. 232 for
moutli ending October 27.
Enroljment
A verage attendance
Cases of tardiness
Pupils neither absent nor tar-
dy :
Pearl Spaugy,
Grace Spaugy,
Vernila Vanfleet,
Vern Feather,
Visitors:-Susie Hubbard,
Mrs. Mina Daniels.
Parents are requested to visit
the school and thus encourage
the teacher and pupils.
Mary Chamberlain. Teacher.
Boys
Girls
Total
Cases of tardiness.
Boys
Girls
Total
Those neither absent nor
tardy were,—Elsie. Inez and
Jeuuie Staker, Walter Moore,
Jimmie Thomas, Harry Wil-
son and Lola Blythe.
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Deem, Charles F. The May Monitor. (May, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 32, Ed. 1 Friday, November 3, 1905, newspaper, November 3, 1905; May, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc941966/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.