The Texhoma Times (Texhoma, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, December 12, 1913 Page: 3 of 11
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Rural Koute I Items
After so much good rain the sun
made its appearance.
Eula Boothby, Carl 03born and
Hugh Davison spent Monday even-
ing at J. T. Cottle's.
C. E. Shull and Delbert Lamme
brought out a four horse load of
lumber Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Shull is enjoying a
visit of her granddaughter and great
grandchildren, Mrs. Shepperd and
children.
Mrs. Art Bartling went to Iowa
Monday for medical treatment.
P. I. Tate and Chris McCullough
attended the Berner sale last Mon-
day.
C. Stewart was a visitor at the
Davison home Sunday.
C. C. Yates and family spent
Monday at J. T. Cottle's.
Dan Boothby and his grandmoth-
er went to Texas Monday.
Frank Reed visited at Shull's
Sunday.
Will Danner and wife visited rel-
atives Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. McDaniels and sons and her
brother, Frank Bullard, were out
looking over the former place Mon-
day.
Tom Cottle was out looking for
moving timbers to move some
buildings with Monday, which he
intended to steal, so he says.
Mary Clopper fell from her horse
one day last week, the cinch snap-
ped in two throwing her to the
ground, but she was not injured.
Pugh last Sunday.
A. F. Krull took his mother and
sister to Texhoma last Monday,
where they took the train for their
home in Indiana.
May Derrick visited last Sunday
with Mrs. Young.
Owing to the bad weather we
did not get any mail last Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Shoemac and children
called on Mrs. Krull last Sunday.
There was a herd of six hundred
cattle driven through our berg last
Monday enroute from Elkhart to
Texas.
A. F. Krull, wife, mother and
sister called on Levi Hurst and
family last Saturday.
The pie supper held Thanksgiving
night was a grand success. The
entertainment was good and $27
was raised for library purposes.
left Saturday for a month's visit
with Mrs. Shelden's parents, W. C.
Hess and wife, of Hedley, Texas.
A boy was born to Jim Howard
and wife Saturday morning. All
parties doing nicely.
C. H. Washington called on the
school Monday.
Will Gaddy and wife entertained
Clovas Fleming and wife, Rev. Hale
and Prof. Payne.
Mrs. J. E. Shelden and children
returned from Enid, Oklahoma last
Monday. They spent Monday night
at the C. F. Shelden home.
Bessie Willoughby is on the sick
list this week.
A splendid program is being ar-
ranged for Christmas eve. Dec. 24th.
Come and see Santa Claus.
28 Cents
FOR CREAM
I always pay the
highest markRt
price for cream.
F. P. BEARD
At C. C. Reed'sStore
TUCUMCARI HOSPITAL
for ,he c' R-1- A P. and
El Pmo A Southwestern Railway Systems.
Modern Equipment and Largest
X-Ray Coil in New Mexico.
Graduate Nurses.
Drs. Noble & Doughty.
THE TRANS CANADIAN
SANITARIUM
DALHART • TEXAS
Steam heated Brick Building
Equipped with Xray and all other
Modern appliances.
G. W. Dawson, Physician and
Surgeon in charge.
Rates; $15, $20 and $25
per week.
Inion Center Items
Redpoint Items
There is no school this week on
account of the illness of our teacher
Miss Achsah Ellis.
Chas. Lusk and wife left this week
to spend the holidays at their old
home in Tenn.
Mrs. Hass left Thursday to visit
her old home in Ark.
Mrs. F. 0. Baber and son, Frank
are visiting friends and relatives in
Eastern Okla.
The weather man seems to be on
the job again and the nesters are
highly elated over the fine season we
have in the ground.
Quite a number of people from
this place attended the Berner sale
over in Cimarron county Monday.
Geo. Batterson delivered some fine
turkeys to the Texhoma market
Texhoma Lodge No. 382
A. F. 4 A. M.
Meets first ami third Tuesday niehts
te^r.ssLM,vlgit,n«Lo^
W. H. Miles, W. M. W. E. Ilenson. Secretary.
Real Estate. Notary Public
James O. Lynch,
ATTOHNKY
l',S' LANn LAW A NPBCIALTY
Texhoma, Oklahoma
Harris & Breslin
Attorneys-at-Law
Office in First National Bank building
Texhoma Oklahoma
JOHN A. GEX
—Real Estate Broker—
I sell, exchange, lease and attend to
business or all kinds for both
residents and non-residents
OFFICE ON THE TEXAS SIDE
Texhoma' Oklahoma
Star Meat Market
Everything in Fresh and
Cured Meats, Poultry and
Fresh Oysters in Season.
Highest market prices paid for Hides.
ELSTON & LEWIS, Props.
Star Meat Market
The rain on last Thursday raised
Tepe Creek so that W. H. Davis,
was unable to return with the mail \ *urk®ys 1
to Guymon until the next day. j lu®sd^-
J. D. Pierce served several days ■ T 'Meers ma(*e a business
on the jnry in Guymon last week. Te*h°ma Wednesday.
Mr. Brown and Guy
Dr. I. H. LaMar
Diseases of Women and Children
Office in Elkius' Drug store
Phone No. 44. Texhoma, Okla.
DR. H. E. THURSTON
General, Acute and Chronic Practice
Office Over Mails' Drug Store
'Phone No- 39.
TEXHOMA OKLAHOMA
I will pay you highest market
prices for your turkeys at all times.
S. P. Kern, Texhoma.
THE f. C. LANGSTON tlDW, CO.
Headquarters for
HARDWARE AND STOVES
Furniture and Undertaking Goods
Well Supplies, Barb Wire, Nails
And Everything You Need
The Place to Buy
trip to
North 2«) Items
Lawrence Leonard has returned
home from easetrn Oklahoma.
Harrison Browder was a Midwell
caller Sunday evening.
Messrs. Crocker, Smith, Spradling,
Handlin and a Kansas man
through this community Wednes-
day morning with over six hundred
head of the Crocker Bros', cattle,
taking them to James' pasture
southwest of Ralley, which R. A
Smith will winter.
Johnny Butler, Sr. and A. H
Browder made a business trip to
Boise City Tuesday.
Mr. Crocker, the cattle man, was
in this vicinity on business the last
of the week.
Wade Combs of Griggs and Law-
rence Leonard took a pleasure ride
to Midwell Sunday.
R. A. Smith and J. F. Butler din-
ed at A. H. Browder's Saturday.
Uncle Johnny Butler spent the
day Sunday at N. E. Young's.
A. Y. Allen of Oshuskey passed
through this community Monday.
Mrs. I. M. Barbour and M. E.
Browder were trading in Midwell
Monday evening.
John F. Butler and W. H. Larkey
attended the Berner sale Monday.
Vernie Guthier is teaching the
Verne school.
, Ernst were
Sunday callers at Redpoint.
A. H. Webb and Son William
were Goodwell traders on Monday.
Mrs. Emma Jones and Mrs. Fan-
nie Bales were Sunday callers at
the Pierce home.
W. D. Jones was a Goodwell trad-
er on Monday.
Kirby Pierce, after being absent
about three months, returned home
last Saturday from near Aberdeen.
Texas.
G. E. Jones was a Redpoint call-
er on Tuesday.
T. W. Harvey and wife and M. L.
Renfro visited with Mr. Hass and
family Sunday.
Frank Baber visited with Frank
and Jess Pack Sunday. Frank says
this baching do get old.
Mrs. Ned Shelden returned to her
home here Monday after an extend-
ed visit with friends and relatives in
1 eastern Okla.
North Fork
PUBLIC SALE
I will sell at public auction, on what is know- as the Kim-
mel place, 3 miles north and 3 miles west ot Texhoma, the
following described property, to-wit:
Monday, December 15, 1913
SALE TO BEGIN AT 10:00 O'CLOCK
Baker Items
All the farmers who have wheat
sowed are rejoicing over the fine
rains of the past week.
Will Cline has improved his farm
by the addition of a new hen house.
Mr. Royston is fixing up for
winter, I guess, as he is putting an
addition to his barn. I see where
he is right.
They say the snow was drifted
in the roads out west Saturday
morning until it made travel any-
thing but pleasant.
J. 0. Ford went to Texhoma
Monday with a load of turkeys.
Oil Eden went to Texhoma Fri-
day with two lawyers who had been
to Boise City and could not run
their car home on account of the
mud.
There was no school at our
school house as our teacher attend-
ed the teachers' meeting at Guymon
and could not get home on account
of the rain.
The Holiness meeting has closed
at this place. Hope it has done
good that may be felt in years to
come.
Everything looks fine after our
fine rains.
Grover Norris, Dave Todd, P. S.
Scott, John Dubbs, W.D. Ralls, Mat-
tie Flanagan and Alma Ralls attend-
ed church at Baker Sunday night.
W. R. Nelson and daughter, spent
the day Sunday at the Felix Flana-
gan home.
Mattie Flanagan spent Sunday
night with Alma Ralls.
W. R. Nelson killed hogs Tuesday.
Lucile Smith called at the Nelson
home Sunday.
Mrs. George visited at the Ralls
home Wednesday.
Felix Flanagan and Mr. Dubbs
were Texhoma callers Tuesday.
Rev. Hale will preach at North
Fork next Sunday.
23 Head Cattle
23
Farm Loans And Trades
9 milk cows; 1 red cow, 5 years old, with
calf by side, giving 4 gallons of milk
daily; 1 red cow, 5 yrs. old, giving 3 1-2
gallons of milk daily; 1 red cow, 3 yrs.
C3i,f bIside' givin* 2 gaUons
milk daily; 1 red cow, 3 yrs. old, giving
J £ajl°ns milk daily; 1 red cow, 5 yrs.
old, giving milk, be fresh in spring ;1 red
i °n' °^ b® fresh first of January;
1 Durham cow, 6 yrs. old, giving 2 gal-
Ions milk daily, will be fresh in spring;
I white face cow, 7 yrs, o!d, be fresh in
March; 1 black cow, 3 yrs. old, be fresh
nrstof January; 2 coming 2-year-old
heifers, be fresh in spring; 1 extra good
Durham bull, 2 years old; 4 heifer calves;
5 steer calves.
II Head Horses 11
Midwell
We have been having some rain
out our way. It is fine on our
wheat.
Mrs. Alice Helvie called on Mrs.
Sonny Side
Rev. Hale delivered a fine ser-
mon Sunday morning. He will
preach here the first Sunday in
each month, at 3:00 p. m.
Mrs. H. E. Sheldne and children
We have several good Arkansas
Missouri and Eastern Oklahoma and
central Texas farms and town prop-
erty in Los Angeles, California,
Denver, Col., Kansas City and oth-
er towns and cities, to trade for
lands in this part of Oklahoma and
Texas. List with us what you have
for sale and trade. Plenty of mon-
ey to Loan on good terms.
Call and see us or write.
Arthur Nield Realty Co.
Texhoma, Oklahoma.
1 bay horse, 10 yrs. olgood all-purpose
horse; 1 black horse, wt. about 900 lbs. •
1 span mares,age4, wt. 1,200each, infoal
by jack; 1 filly, 2 yrs. old, a dandv good
one, in foal by jack; 1 span extra good
horse colts; 4 head extra good mule colts.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
®uagewagon; with4 inch tires,
good as new; 1 disc harrow; 1 drag har-
row; 1 Rock Island riding lister, good aa
new; 1 Deering row binder.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
1 range cook stove; 2 heating stoves; I
extension table; 1 cupboard; 1 bed-stead;
1 davenport, good as new; othe* articles
too numerous to mention.
MICELLANEOUS
3 or 4 dozen chickens; 1 set good leather
work harness; 1 set chain harness; 2 hoes
1 shovel; work bench; a scrap pile of
lumber; 2 barrels; 1 Eclipse wheat fan; 1
milk trough and some 1 3-4 in. piping; 1
bharpless, No. 4 crerm separator, good
as new.
FEED
325 bundles cane; 200 bundles kafir corn;
about 4 tons headed cane and kafir corn;
akOUJ on/? uS kfaded broom corn fodder!
about 800 bundles broom corn.
Sewing Machines, Guns and En-
gines, repaired at Kimball's.
Plenty of Warranty Deed and
Promisory Note blanks at The
Times office.
FREE LUNCH ON GROUNDS AT NOON
MS:
.an(* under, cash; all sums over $10 00 a credit of 12
eiven with bankable note bearing10,pV<^tfat«ert
property ti to Ked u'KoK °n 8UmS °Ver $10-°°- No
W. C. McCullough
OWNER
Arthur Littell, Clerk.
B. Johnson, Auct.
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