The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-11-24
LAvERTY NEMs
{ Happenings last week told BY our
special correspondent

stove.
Mr. Sigman made his usual
round with beef Monday
Mr.. Cablier moved into one Of
the new houses recently completed
by w. II. Harrison Monday I
Mr. John Dustin, living 5Nuiles
southeast Of town, made business ,
trip to Anadarzo Monday, return
ing Tuesday
w. A. Martin commenced busi-
ness as notary public Tuesday.
Lon Dustin was in town on busi- {
ness Tuesday.
Rev. Frisbie drove over to the
town Of Cement Wednesday
The Misses Steele spent Wednes
day with Miss Artie MeGufins.
Jordan Leslie was a Cement call /
er Wednesday.
The oyster supper Wednesday
night was well patronized, eonsid-
ering the circumstances. Although
the program was very short the
crowd enjoyed themselves immense
lly-
You farmers can get all the corn
chop tnat you want at the gin at a
living price.
Henry Marshall returned to his
home near Newlirk Tuesday.
Henry says that hehas been all ov-
\ er the new Oklahoma and that there
is no place that suits him as well as
ELaverty and the Laveriy people,
! but, of course, referring TO the latter
We ike little fattery just the
same. Henry owns a valuable
claim adjoining the town on the
east and expects to be tilling the
soil next spring
Cotton still continues to come i'm
{ to the Laverty market Between
81, 500 and s.. 900 was paid out for
cotton Saturday. The regular gin
ming days viii be on Tuesdays and
Fridays.
f Most Of the farmers that are
! through picking cotton have begun
{ their winters work Of hauling
J wood to chiekasha where they find
a ready market tor it,
t Mr. cabler went to Lawton on
+ business Wednesday
Mr.. c. c. Alexander and wife
: and Mrs. Spurgeon and Miss Alex
I. ander lEva) were shopping with
f the merchants at Chickasha Thurs
1 day
Mr. Mays. Of Cement, was in
= I.averty on business Wednesday
Mr.. George Beard and family;
a living four miles south Of town,
5 took the train at his place for
+ chickasha Thursday
Il We made a mistake in names in
5 last week issue which we wish 10
!, corrsSt. 1t was Stevens and should
il have been Mrs, Edens, DR.. Eden S
a mother.
# Mr.. Harrison has greatly i'm.
{. proved his residence properly BY
7 having a fine lot Of fruit trees SCI
# out.
II Mr. Harrison and Or. Eden,
!, were circulating petition for a
i school Thursday
e Mr.. Smiley Of Wichita Kansas
!. was visiting with his son, Lon, tbs
/ past week.
3 Several cars Of corn were shipped
from this point the past week.
Mr.. G. Z. Nichols, the editor o.
: the paper and his wife and little sol
: spent a pleasant day with us Sat
urday. Come again Mr.. Nichols
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, H c., liv
ing northwest Of town, was trading
with our merchants Saturday.
Mrs. Lowell returned from Okla
homa City Sunday and expect @ re
main an unlimited time.
y Mr. and Mrs. Pike spent Sunda.
10 with Mr.. and Mrs. Roe.
v Mr.. G. c. Campbell and Mis-
Il Elizabeth Monsell were united il
the holy bonds Of matrimony Al
Anadarko Wednesday evening
:. The contracting parties are well
d known in this vicinity the groom
he being one Of Anadarko's leading
IS physicians, and the bride the az
as coinplished daughter of Mr.. an
H. Mrs. Monsell. She taught schoC
he at the Zion school last year. Bot
be the bride and groom have man
friends ia this vicinity who join Ii
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