The Texhoma Times (Texhoma, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 1, Ed. 1 Friday, October 1, 1915 Page: 7 of 10
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THE TIMES, TEXHOMA, OKLAHOMA.
Saved Girl's Life
"1 want to tell you what wonderful benefit I have re-
ceived from the use of Thedford's Black-Draught," writes
Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky.
"It cert inly has no equal for la grippe, bad colds,
liver and stomach troubles. I firmly believe Black-Draught
saved my little girl's life. When she had the measles,
they went in on her, but one good dose of Thedford's
Black-Draught made them break out, and she has had no
more trouble. I shall never be without
Union Center Items
Ray Crow arrived Sunday for a
visit with his father and brother.
Elmer McAfee is pulling broom
cora for C. G. Cole this week.
G. N. Batterson and wife enter-
tained the following Sunday; F. A.
Midwell Items
Miss Addie Wilson spent last
week visiting Miss Dickerson in
Guymon returning home Saturday.
Mrs. 0. W. Eden called at the
Willie Cline home Friday.
Grandma Uhlry and Miss Sidna
THEDFORD'S
e
If you have a boy who wants a
place to stay and attend school, or
if you have a place for a boy to stay
who wants to attend school, notify
me.
J. L. Kinsey.
J in my home." For constipation, indigestion, headache, dizzi- J
5 ness, malaria, chills and fever, biliousness, and all similar ^
£ ailments, Thedford's Black-Draught has proved itself a safe, ^
01 reliable, gentle and valuable remedy. fi
fll If you suffer from any of these complaints, try Black- #
, 41 Draught. It is a medicine of known merit Sevcr.ty-five J
£ *'ears °* sP'en^'^ success proves its value. Good for j
5 young and old. For sale everywhere. Price 25 cents. f ^ ^
Baker Items
Rural Route I Items
Pack and family, Mrs. J. W. Pack,! Krull took Mrs. Cooper some tine
and children, Mr. Trindle and family j peaches Thursday, which were
Raymond McFarland and Ed Her-! grown on the Krull farm.
manskie. Robert S. Niccum was trading in
Monday is usually wash day but j Midwell Saturday evening.
'twas calling day in this community | E. J. Browder has been pulling
this week. Mrs. Mike Worley call-! broon corn for W. T. Cooper the
ed on Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. J. E. Shel- past week. Walter and Fred La-
don called on Mrs. E. Ellis. Mrs. favor made a trip to Texhoma
W. P. and Miss Essa Worley, Mrs. Wednesday on business.
T. W. Harvey and Mrs. C. D. Lee j Oscar Japling cut feed for J. W.
called on Mrs. J. F. McAfee. Miss (Henderson Friday.
Achsah Ellis called on Miss Opal j W. T. Cooper and Edd Browder
Cole. 1 palled corn for T. W. Roysten Wed-
Mrs. C. G. Cole is enjoying a visit nesday.
with her brother, Robert Clark, of Mrs. L. E. Drury who has been
Missouriandher neice, Miss McNue,1; visiting her children. Mrs. Reeves
of Hinton, Oklahoma.
J. E. Sheldon and wife entertained
C. M. Lusk, wife and daughter Sun-
daLa, W. P. Worley ami wife were j WhJ Ktt Ynr Discs lirOMdor Shaved j
Sunday guests of Mike Worley ami, when jm can save Ae sleel by railing.' I
wife.
For Sale
Well improved farm one and a
half miles north of Texhoma, also
a fourteen room Rooming house at
a bargain. Write Jim C. James.
Texhoma, Okla.
Inquire at this office.
&
F P. ESMAY k SON
House Hi Sign Fainting
and Paper Hanrins
Ve make a specialty of Wooil Htaiuing,
Flat Wall. Natural Finish and
b)l inside work.
Bo* 331- Texhoma
All kinds of
Plastering and Cement Work
Brunton & Pankhurst
Box 304. Texhoma, Okla.
and Mr. Henderson returned to her
home in Elmer, Oklahoma last
week.
The fine rain which fell last week
did much good to the growing
crops.
W. H. Cline made a business trip
to Texhoma Friday and Saturday.
C. E. Arnold brought his well drill j teaching.
home from Hiltons last week. i Taft Edwards, Frank Reed and
Mary and Ceicel Thompson are I Price Williams have new row corn
on the sick list at the present writ-1 binders.
C. D. Lee, wife and daughter visit-
A fine rain Saturday. ed Andy Long Sunday.
Orlando Sweet visited home folks I Rev. Hale will preach Sunday at
Sunday. 111:00 o'clock a. m.
The Punkin Flat school will open j Prayer meeting is being held at
Monday, Oct. -1th, with Elmer Wells
Hugh Hess and Tessie Willoughby
took dinner with Mr. Edwards Sun-
day.
the school house every Thursday
night. Everybody invited.
J. M.Rudd spent Sunday with his
family in Texhoma.
Last Thursday Miss Hallie Mae
Lusk celebrated her eighth birthday}
in a very charming manner by en-
tertaining her little friends from
Uncle Dave Cottle returned to j five to ten years of age. Miss Ach-
his home Sunday after a weeks sail Ellis led the little folks in their
visit at the home of J. T. Cottle. j many games which were greatly en- j
W. 0. Cottle and wife and Miss; joyed by all. At five o'clock refresh-!
Syares spent Sunday with Frank i ments were served by Mrs. Lusk.j
Freeman and family. | assisted by Mesdames Lee and Har-1
Harold Beck is helping C.C. Yates jvey. At the approach of the even
,ing shades the merry crowd depart-j Texhoma. Okla.
alfalfa hay ed for their homes pronounceng 14 and 16 inch Discs, $3.50 per doz
Hallie Mae a royal entertainer and [18 20 11"1
ing.
Ethel Crone is staying at the Nic-
cum home while little Hazel Nic-
cum is sick.
Dana and Pearl Travelstead spent
Sunday evening with Velma Cline
end attended services at Baker
that night.
Delbert Shahaan, Freda Sharp,
Edwin Marrow and Edith Sharp all!
attended services at Baker Sunday j put up feed this week.
uight. I J. J- Kimball baled
Mr. Watkins is the leader of ourj last week. j name mac a > ,< j piow Discs
Sunday School for the next six' J.T.Cottle had the misfortune wishing her man\ happy returns of > r)rj\\ Discs
months. , ! to be kicked on the head by a horse Sept. 23rd. The following were |
John Goodman, wife and daughter j last Friday. j those present: Vada and Hazel
are visiting at the Beaman home i Mary Neelen and Ewing Willough- Lee, Florence and Lorena Pat k,
They wrll make Texas county their I by spent a few days with Mrs. John j Mary and J. D. Harvey, I- ranklin
permanent home. Monroe. ^ Baber, Ota Jorgenson and 11a
There were not very many peo-! Willie Osborn and George Sweet J McAfee.
pie out to Sunday school Sunday have lost some hogs recently.
but we hope for a larger attendance j D. H. Monroe and wife took din-
next Sunday as Rev Grider preaches j ner with Mrs. S. G. Mc Adams Sat-
Sunday and Sunday night. ; urday with their daughter, Mrs. R.
Mr. and Mrs. Beaman and two i L. Wells of Goodwell.
children, Wanda Goodman, Virgie j W. 0. Cottle and wife and Miss
Cline, Charley Castor, Charley ' Flossie Syares spent Monday
' Mrs. Delbert Lamme.
T 5ip= i:
DfmneapoliS
vie. *■
De*P [omes
Daily through train service
on convenient schedules to
Des Moines, Minneapolis
and St. Paul.
"SHORT LINE LiMITED"
Lv. KansisCily. 2:00 p. m.
Ar. Des Moioet . 9:40 p. in.
Ar. St. Pant 7:25 • «•
Ar. Minneapolis . 8:05 a. « .
"TWIN CITIES EXPRESS"
Lv. KznsasCilv 11:18 p. m.
Ar. Des motner 7:15 a. m.
Ar. St Paul! 3.30 p. m.
Ar. Minneapolis .... 4:10 p. n>.
Automatic Efiock Sienalt
Fine it Modem All Sir, I Equipment
Superto Dining Car Service
Tickets, reservations and information
/revtn ticket agent.
J. A STEWART
Genera' Passenger A£t.
huusas City
Send your Discs to
W. J. DANIELS MACHINE SHOP
DR. MGGINBOTHAM
SPECIALIST
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
At Liberal, Kansas. Satnrilhys
HOSPITAL FACILITIES
DR. HARGROVE
Offioe, ground Moor roar F. S. Bank BMg.
M'NERAL PRACTICE
Special attention to tlisoasoaof women
and children. ^
ly phono22, night phono 50. Texhoma, Okla.
Dr. A. S. Jack
DENTIST
Up Stairs in First National
Bank Building.
Texhoma, Okla.
THE TRANS CANADIAN
SANITARIUM
DALHART TEXAS
Steam heated Brick Building
Equipped with Xray and nil other
Modern appliances.
G. W. Dawson, Physician arid
Surgeon in charge.
Rates; $15, $20 and $25
per week.
Alpha-Lieb Happenings
,75c
.25c
W. A. Scribner.
Ticket Agent
Phone No. 8. Texhoma, Okla.
Your Deposits are GUARANTEED
! in Farmers State Bank. Ad*..
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Crone and Ray Green all took din-
ner at the. Ford home Sunday.
We have had seven years ex-
perience in handling Western lands
and-know the ropes. We sell, lease,
exchange, write insurance, make
some loans, and look after business
for non-residents and home men.
Give us your business.
John A. Gex & Co., Texas Side.
j A nice showei of rain has fallen
here this morning.
j The methodist meeting is now
with being held at the Lieb school house.
Rev. Strong from Panhandle came
i P.M. Williams and wife spent j jast Monday to assist Rev. Franklin j
I Sunday with their son and daughter, j wjth the meeting, but he was taken
1 Price Williams and wife. , an(j went home Tuesday night.
Eugene Boothby and Harold John-j ^ meetjng wjj| continue through
son have been on the sick list the j ^
PaM,T Dai Boothby visited Mrs. A. "
G. Bartling last Monday. j threshers will be through m another
A. G. Bartling has a large forcej week or two.
of men in his broom corn field this | Mrs. C. E. Forester and Bessie
Now Listen!
We have the goods you want in every department-
Best Quality, Lowest Prices. What more can we offer?
week.
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A FALL SUIT
With all the life and style you want
$15.00 AND UP
Suit or overcoat to your indi-
vidual measure, made by the
Dundee Woolen Mills
See our line. It is now complete in
every respect.
We also have an excellent line of
READY MADE SUITS & OVERCOATS
Come in and inspect our lines before mak-
ing your fall and winter purchases.
Briggs & Briggs
Located first door west of Sanford Hotel
j Chassells spent the day with the j
j Forester girls last Wednesday.
L. W. Mathews and wife are at-
tending the Amarillo fair this week.:
Guss Groves died at his home (
last Tuesday evening about Sun-
down. He had been sick for a
number of weeks with typhoid fev-
er. All was done for him that
friends, relatives, two doctors and a;
nurse could do. He leaves a heart;
broken mother and father, three
sisters and six brothers, with a host
of relatives and friends to mourn
their loss. A large congregation
followed the corpse to the Lieb
cemetery where Rev. Franklin tried
to speak ;i few words of comfort to
the bereaved ones. It has only
been a week since his sister, Mar-
garite died. Their many friends
|join in extending their heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved family.
One of the many helps to build a
credit i9 a bank account and at
present The Farmers State Bank
offers the best place to start this
account, and it is GUARANTEED.
Adv.
C
Most of our goods are marked in plain figures, the
SAME PRICE TO ALL
Full Line of Rubber Shoes
A Nice Line of Meats
GO lbs Pure Honey, $5.00 Get I
Pelntv of Stock Salt
At The Baptist Church
We are jobbers on "IlED TOP" AXLE OIL and
carry a full line at all times.
Enns Best Flour
Lots of Fresh, New Potatoes
200 bushels at $1.60 per hundred lbs.
Work Clothing
in kinds and quantities and at prices that please
Best Coal at Best Prices
Let's have your butter &eggs
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j At 7:89 l). Hi. I'.v
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u.H. nonRiPiitoi
We Save You Money. Make Our Store Your Store
MALLETT MERC. CO. u
Phone No. 2 TEXHOMA Texas Side J
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