The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-12-01
UNION CENTRE IT EMS
Thanksgiving Festivities and Do
ings Of the People in that
Neighborhood

ization Of the district. A dinner
was given By the good people Of
the district and to say all were well
pleased with the success Of the din
ner cannot express the sentiment Of
all our god people Our superin-
teDseut was seated at the head OF
he table. the Others were seated
promiscuously around and the table
was loaded With good things to sat
While the first table-full were cat
ing. the young people went to the
organ and were giving US some fine
music TO listen 70 when all at once
there was a clapping Of hands,
those whose hands were full
stamped their feet and cheered as
hard as they could, When we
looked for the cause Of the cheer
ing we saw Brother Hacker stand
ing il the door, hence the cheering
as only a crowd can cheer a leader
Brother Hacker had told that he
could rot be with as on account Of
the sickness Of his baby and when
we saw kim. we were also assured
Of the little fellows S convalescence
as well being so glad to have one
more arrival to enjoy the many
good things already prepared fol
| the occasion. The cakes were nu
merous and Of the finest quality
! the pies were almost of every va
riety and the fruits and sauces were
abundant. There were eight large
turkeys. with lots Of dressing
eight or ten chickens, boiled ham
and in fact everything that wa
good and last, but not least,
chicken pot pie, all good and hot
this wos furnished by Mrs. Or
Hancock, who is rather an exper
in the line Of cooking. We nigh
mention here that there are man.
lin Union Centre that are experts
Judging from the table loaded wit
: the best Of everything, but tim
and space forbids any description &
the other luxuries. The cost {
dinner was the registration Of you
name. Those present: J. W
Yeager, Julian Winters, T Brown
Annie Brown, G. w Willis, A. {
Willis, Elsie Mollet, Martha Thon
, as. Harvey Widdiefeld, E. I
|, Thomas. Memory Corn, NJ {
Hacker, P. S. Duck, Mrs. +
Benter, f. L. Bruster, Mr.. an
Mrs. Hanna, Mrs. G. w. Willis
IT. Dawson and wife, Emma Holl;
4 way, Mary Hollaway, Mrs. Jenn
! Trimble. Birdie Hamilton, Mr.
+ Hamilton, Ida, Mollet, Mrs. ]. v
: wager, Virgil Willis, Annie Whit
: Mrs: E. L. Bruster Albert ar
Sarah Bruster, Mrs. E. B. Thoma
Grant, Opal and Irene Thomas, L
i ford, David, Sam and Silas Ro'
.r erts. Flossie Hancock, Walter Day
# son, Lee Holloway, Verna Brow
4 Henry Mollet, Alice Mollet, Bertl
% Grandlenard, Hazel Hacker Eth
r. Thomos, Bernice Wager, c.
n Willis, a. P. Travers, Hoy Levi
i, w. Mollet, Emanuel Corn, M
i and Mrs. Schuler, Charlie, Fr
q and Joe Schuler, T c. Castle, MI
Al Castle, L. E. Castle, Charlie G
,r tie, Eva Mollet, Clarice Brust'
Hugh Hancock, A. F. Bentler,
IN c. Roberts, Mrs. D. c. Rober
h Toe Hancock, Mrs. Or. Hancoc
Lester Hancock. Mr. and Mrs. B
81 Givens Bird, B. Thomas. Miss T
tie. ]. Bowen, oma Gutheridl
le Leora chrystal and Dale Hamiltc
i Eddie Trimble.
lei Mrs. Castle visited at Schulz
as Sunday.
! Miss Tuttle Of chickasha, visit
,e with Mrs. Bird several days !
he week.
& T. c. Castle and Walter DAVIS
N ate supper with Vernon Brown s.
er day evening.
Mrs. Cox has been quite sick
n several days but is better at pr
he ent.
~ Mr., Duck, Of Saltwater, is vi
,t ing Hoy Lewis for few weeks
pe L. J. Dawson and wife, N
a Castle aud Lewis Castle visi
~ with Mr.. and Mrs. Yagers Sund
y. evening