The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-02

Ask Morgsu q Crib for Mrs.
Larrabee's coupons. 81
Little Miss Lucy Fry, OF Cement.
is visiting Mrs. j. X. Strosniaer
Mr. J. X. strosnider is IN at
bis home at Third and Colorado,
avenue.
Rev. Father Stauislaus, Of Ana
dafko, wa, in town on business
his morning.
J. A. Smith will have charge OF
privileges on Labor Day There
will be no barbecue.
Miss Lillian Rose leaves tomor-
row for Watonea where she will
pend several days visiting her
brother and si. ter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Rose.
Mss Jeanie Nichols will cele-
orate her birthday tonight with
patty Of her friends, at her home at
Ninth and Minne,ota. A pleasant
evening is anticipated.
low round trip rates TO north
eastern states daily, up to and in
cluding September 80. Return
limit October 81. For further IN
formation call on or write r.
stephens.
A big pie supper and entertain.
ment was given at the Freeman
school house, seven acd one half
miles southwest of Chickasha. A
few from this city attended, and al
report a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Jones who
live across Line Greek have been
i'll for three weeks with typhoid
fever, and are reported no better
today. Mrs. George Lake is TAX
ing care Of their baby.
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Found-Red heifer calf about
six weeks old. Owner can have
same by proving property and pay
lDg for this notice. II. |. Lee,
Fifteenth street between Florida
and Missouri avenues. 5t
Mr.. + e. Oarretson, advance !
representative of Geyer a. Gris-
wOld's Uncle Tom : Cabin Co, W sl
in the city Yesterday making ar
rangements for the appearance OF
his company here. He paid the
Daily Express pleasant call.
Chas. Hanson will open bis
Cottage Meat Market tomorrow
in the building next to and west
OF the SigmOn Furniture and Car.
pet Co. MIR. Hanson ls we'll known
in Chickasha as an experienced
butcher aud meat cutter, and will
no doubt command a good trade
He extends an invitation to ali OF
his old customers to drop 10 and
see his new market aud buy Of his
meat, as it will always be OF the
best.
Miss Blanoh McRae entertained
q few young people 10 honor of
Miss Lucy Smith, of Anadarko,
last evening. Quite an enjoyable
time was bad after which delight
fnl refreshments were served.
Phose present were Gusslp, Alice
md Bessie Huland, Carrie Edwards,
Marble Billiard, Hattie Brown, =
Birdie and Jessie Kelsey, Ruth
smith, Bob Hodges, Roscoe and
7srrel Billiard, Martin Fergur- =
on.
Miss Stella Corn left this morn.
ng for her home at Proctorsvilla
ohio, where she will begin work z
8 teacher IN the public school OF
hat CITY next Monday. Miss :
)orn ia cultured and charming
oung woman, and the many friends
Von by her agreeable friendliness
nd sociabllity during her stay at
be home of her sister, Mrs. E. M.
'ayne, all sincerely regre,R her de. Il
iarture, and anticipate the pleas \
re OF ner return at some future
late.
One of the biggest amusement 7
Enterprises ever attempted in late
ears is the production of Uncle :
'om's Cabin on an elaborate N
Gale, with special scenery, their \
wn special stage, and all pro
uced under canvas. You will =
ee it played IN fall, without
'eing cut short on account of 4
mtll hall and no scenery. Don't =
Mss seeing it at Chickasha, Mon r
ay, September 7.
W. Fl. Harrison, the Chicago 4
apit list who hss purchased q 4
art Of the townsile of Laverty
'as in the city this morning max.
,g arrangements for big picnic
t Laverty on Labor Day. Mr..
Iarrisnn is preparing for a good "
me all day, aud as Lsveriy is on
he boom he expects to use the -
icnic as a meaDs to show the pub
q r-hat q --nnd Inn n -