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Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

A. G, Azdell of this city attend
ed the birthday dinner given in
Laddonia last week in honor of
Mr., Jacob Barnes, his brother-in-
law Mr., Barnes is 20 years Of
age, and this was his first birthday
celebration. The children and rel.
atives gave him a great surprise.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Harrison Brown, of this city
attending the State University
was stricken with appendicitis a
few days ago and was forced t.
undergo an operation. It is re
ported that he is recovering al
right.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Mrs. Osie Schultz is suing her
husband, Burley Schultz, for di-
vorce. Among other things she
alleges the husband compelled her
to plow and gather corn in the
field
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Mrs. Latney Barnes of Amarillo,
Texas, is here on a visit to hef
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lewis,
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Parke Sellard is now a sales
man with the Pitcher Jewelry Co.
Parke is an upright young man
and will make good anywhere.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Lester Franklin, of Trinidad,
Colo, has been visiting his parents
here, Mr., and Mrs, Benjamin
Franklin.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Mr.. S. P. Finley, father of Prof.
R. B. Finley and Mrs. E. F. Kun
kel here, is home from an extend
ed visit in Washington City.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Mrs. j. c. johnson, who before
her marriage was Miss Frances
lIowe Of Mexico. has been Whiting
at Benton City. She is on her way
from the east, to join her husband,
VINO has a position in the army on
the Pacific Coast.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Peter I, Pierce of Laddonia
visited the family Of his son in
this city last Saturday ana Sun
day, James A. Pierce.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

The Electric r. r. Co. has been
given notice to put its tracks in
proper condition thru Mexico or
action will be taken against the
company'S bondsmen.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

A social was given at Naylor
school house last Friday night and
500 was realized. Miss Ethyl
Baker is the teacher in this dis
triet.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Mrs. Martin Yates, and small
child, of Artesia, New Mexico, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. EN-
mons here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13
WINS $40 PRIZES.
H. P. Warden's Sale-R. B. Kerr s
White Faces-J. f. Bozarth's
Purchase.

hood next week. Sorry to lose
him from here; Galloway county
gets good citizen.
Thru j. A. Morrow, the real
estate man, DIR. Fred Griffin trades
his dwelling in the east part of
town to John Orear for 100 acres
of land in Galloway county
Alfred Larsen, the photograph
er, announces that he will build
$4,000 structure next spring on
the ground just east of the new
Orpheum Theater. Mr.. Larsen
will move his business thereto.
R. B. Kerr, who lives 12 miles
northeast Of Mexico, was on the
Kansas City market last Thurs
day and bought ia head of Pole
Angus and White Face cattle,
which he shipped here and will
put on feed. We hope his pur.
chase will make him some big
money.
c. A, Lena and Earl Hopkins,
four miles northwest of Mexico,
will have public safe, Wednes,
day, Oct. 10. See full notice on
another page Of this paper.
The State Veterinarian of Col
umbia was in this county recently
to see Robert Peck's hogs, six or
eight of them dying from causes
that could not be explained. The
veterinarian thought the trouble
was acute cholera.
The big sale at the Bargain
Place starts Thursday, Oct. %.
Don't forget the date.
Many farmers are re-sowing
their wheat. There has been too
much wet weather and the seed
rotted in the ground,
i. f. Austin went to New York
last week with car load of Chick
ens--5, 900 of the birds in the car.
II. p. Warden, the dairyman,
east of town, is building a $50 ton
silo. 1t is the third one in the
county. We hope to see the farm
ers generally take to building
them soon. They are said to be a
Igood thing and worth pushing
along.
Lutte Diggs Of near Rush Hill
has bought w. D. Mason's and
Earl Carter's corn crop, raised on
the Thomas Kunkel place, and is
to pay the prevailing market
price any time in December.
w. Pollock of this city last week
bought the j. P. Schmidt farm,
near Thompson, for $4,000
Mrs. R. P. Moore had fine
draft colt to get badly snagged in
It's shoulder a few days ago,
Stockton Fountain of Centralia,
a junior in the College of Agrl,
culture, won $40 in prizes at the
stock Judging contests at the
State Fair. Mr.. Fountain made
997 points out of a possible l, 400
the highest record ever made al
the State Fair. The next best
record was made in 1907, a score
: of SAT points.
j. T. johnson paid $510 for thl
great herd bull, New Goods, I
Shorthorn, at the Hopkins & Car
ter sale. last week.
|, j. Y. Horton paid $40 for {
J Poland China SOW and ten pigs a
4 the Hopkins & Carter sale las
rTludy.
C. G. Perry and j. w. Coakley
: southeast Of Rush Hill, will hav
0. a public sale Oct. 20, Some fine OF
\ ferings of live stock, etc. Keel
the date in mind
0. j. Berrey has returned fror
N business trip to Benton county
m lie bought property down ther
r. and expects to move to it by tn
w middle of next month. He say
lands are very cheap down ther,
We are told that the pair c
or Percheron brood mares which sol
nd for $510 at the Hopkins & Carte
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Plans are being considered for al
parochial school in Mexico, Fr j.,
j. Dillon, pastor of ST. Brenden IS
church, has the matter in charge
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Mrs, Grace Moore and daugh-
ter, Miss Evelyn, of Benton City,
have been visiting in Chicago.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Pearson
have been enjoying a visit from
John +, Brown and his daughter,
Mrs, ], p, Gibbs, both Of New
London.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Mrs, James Quisenbery and
daughter, Miss Mamie, visited st.
Louis friends last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

DR.. w. II. Douglass of Benton
City was here in his new Brush
auto Monday. When the roads are
not muddy the doctor can get
there now in hurry-up calls.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Heath Peck, of the northwest
part of this county, is reported
quite ill with typhoid fever,
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Mrs. James Squires and small,
daughter, Elizabeth, are visiting
in Kentucky
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Miss Lucille Howell visited in
Kansas City last week
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Rev. Willis Carlisle will speak
at Benton City Thursday, at 7 30
on Statewide Prohibition. A good
audience is desired.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Vigal at
tended the Illinois State Fair last
week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Rev, II, ID, Truck will speak at
Martinsburg this Thursday night,
at $50, on the Temperance ques-
ton. All come and hear him.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13
II. P. Warden attended the Sc
dalia Fair. y

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kent visited
st. Louis last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Misses Ollie Powell and Bessie
Genrich visited in Kansas City
last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Mrs. j. A. Guthrie is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. X. P. Whitley,
in st. Louis.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

An adjourned term. of the Cir
cult Court will be held Nov. 9.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

q. 7. Northcutt of Wildora,
Texas, is visiting in this county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Miss May Head visited Miss
Debbie Dodge in St. Louis last
week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

V. A. Crawford, of Hannibal,
was here to see his family last Sun
day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

A. G.. Okey of Mansfield, ILL.,, is
visiting his son, F. E. Okey, near
Benton City.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Mrs. j. G.. Ford and little
daughter, Lorine, are visiting IN
Hannibal.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Born, last week, to Mr.. and Mrs
Carl billiard, a fine ten-pound son.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13
SANTA FEE NOTES.
Live Stock Sales Christian
Church Roll CaSl-Per-
sonal Matters.

CIdl udgS ldSJ WCth Ill hdllSdS Oliy.
Roy Peak and wife visited her
sister at Curryville, Mo-, the last
of the week.
Luther Dawson and wife of near
Thompson were the guests of Jake
Sharp and family recently.
Jack Tawney of Paris visited his
brother, Ward Tawney, not long
since.
Mrs. George McGee was con-
fined to her bed several days last
week.
Miss Florence YOucll and Ethel
Edgar spent last week in Mexico.
Mrs. Mayme Crigler and son,
Muril, are visiting in Moberly.
o. j. Strahl sold a steer calf to
Henry Painter for $22.50 and Il
heifer for 500.
Miss Matte Bess Sherman left
Monday for Stoutsville where she
will teach thru the coming winter.
Chas. Willlerson is home from
a trip to Arkansas.
Will Dull, east of Santa Fe, has
moved to the farm south of town,
where Press Muller lived.
Miss Bulah Wilson of Centralia
is visiting at George Crump's.
Miss Lula Heckard spent the
last of the week with Mrs. Genia
Purvis, south Of town.
Mrs. John Sherman visited i'll
Monroe City the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Holman gave
the young folks a party Saturday
night. A fine time is reported.
Charlie Tuttle and wife of Perry
spent Saturday and Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. Ralph Lew
ton. south of town.
Cleve Wilson, Mary Wilson AMI
Lulu Imam attended church at
Perry Saturday night and enjoyed
a fine sermon by Bro. PinkertOn.
Saturday, Oct. Sth was the an
nual roll call and business meet
ing of the Christian church here.
The good ladies of the church pre-
pared another one of their great
spreads, and it was good to have
been there. Bro. and Sister Me
Queen Of Canton, Mo-, came dOwn
to be with Bro. McQueen's cngrc-
CATION on this day. A pleasant
and profitable day was spent.
Miss Bette Eggleston has re-
turned home after a pleasant visit
with her sister, Mrs. E. c. Peake.
Miss Rena Reed Of Tillet neigh
bOrhOOd was the guest of X. H..
Youell's not long since.
Virgil Bates and family have re-
turned to their home at Batesville,
Ark.
Peake school has closed on ac-
count of scarlet fever in the dis
trict.
j. L. Crigler is in Southwest
Missouri visiting his daughter who
is quite ill.
Miss Maude Sterret is visiting il!
Kansas City.
Park Rogers and wife and son
are visiting Mrs. Rogers parents
in Oklahoma.
Bella Hughes left Saturday fo2
Springfield, ILL.,, to attend tho
State fair.
Mrs. Fred Rich. north of Santa
Fe, was at Palmyra last week as :
delegate from South Fork chUrcl
to the Missionary Union Of the
Presbyterian church.
VIM. Newell, east of Santa Fe
sold a span of yearling horse mules
to James NJ. LaFrance for 1925.
| Stock sold well at Hugh Hour
sale, Henry Painter bought 2C
Short-horn yearling heifers a
$22.50 per head; Bob Bashears 2,
yearling Short thorn heifers at So
per head. Stock hogs brough
from So to- 1870 each. The sal
= totaled $5,6S5.90.
4 Misc COoDarrider and hrOthpr n
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Edgar Threlkeld and wife are
home from Nebraska. They trad
ed their property out there for a
farm in Kansas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-10-13

Mrs. lucy Graham is visiting
relatives in Columbia.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-02

ATTENTION!
This bill states the plain unvarnished facts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25

A MAN OUGHT NOT TO BE SHOT OR PUT IN AN
ASYLUM JUST BECAUSE HE ORDERS GOODS AWAY
FROM HOME FROM A CATALOGUE HOUSE.
HE ONLY NEEDS TO BE TAUGHT THAT HE CAN
BUY BETTER AND CHEAPER AT HOME
THEN THERE'S NO FREIGHT TO PAY, HE CAN SEE
WHAT HE BUYS BEFORE HE PAYS OUT HIS MONEY;
HE Is SURE OF GETTING RELIABLE KNOWN BRANDS
OF GOODS.
AND WE ARE HERE sos DAYS YEAR TO MAKE
GOOD ON WHAT WE SAY AND SELL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25

past week here with relatives has res
turned 10 her home In Delaware
IOklu
Claude wilson spent Wednesday In
L.OWassu,
7 Mr. ana Mrs Elyorn Hodgccock
Iharr moved into the house vacated by
| Mr. ana Nu g. ~ Nunlndiuphnm
Mrs Maggie Dcwirc lolt "Wednesday
| for Mounds
Harry Cumly Of Tulsa H. spending
% few DAYS here.
Mr Charles ~ Scnpg8 ana sons
7 Dan ana Raymond spent Saturday In
Tuhn.
Miss Mabel judd spent sunday with
Miss Ethel wilson
Mr. and Mrs william williams
were business callers In TulM we'd
ncsday
Mr. ana Mrs John poIston were
huSinO- callers 40 Tulsn Tuesday.
Mr. ana Mrs william Lynch and
Mrs Eickrur of Tulsa attended the
N"clul Saturday night
Miss Susie Proctor lpu last week
for her home In Nowpta.
The members uf the church hnyc
voted lu hold services every Sunday
nnd To retain Rev Barrier as minis
ter
Dawson rs ou the boom, new build
lugs are going up The rchoul is mn
lnE mp, ana Vor one predicts good
wIntrrs work In the coal works.
Dawson ls In need pr street car
Tine, II would be- good paving prop-
ositinn fnF any company 10 uuild one
from Tulsa out here We have such
poor train service, We think 10 would
Dee d, good pnying proposition for q
ear line.
The following officers were elected
wednesday night at the Christian En-
d'avor. President, Charles Combs.
vice presidents Elmer Allcnsworth;
secretary Ralph Laird, treasurer,
Miss Hella WEIGH; organist Miss Grace
SaNlcs ana Miss Emma Jackman;
chairman ut prayer committee Miss
Fay Wood; chairman Of good Of order
committee I'D Bowen, chairman ofI
social committee. Glen Jaokmau.
Mr.. scott ana family have moved to
1ulsn
Cornelll ana Jennie Milne spent
night with Mlula and Ray
Hollis,
Mr.. ana Mrs, Lewis Wright have
moved ON their farm on Bird creek
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
DAWSON

Special to the World
Dawson, Okla, Sept 2l,--Ml9t jos,
sit Hurst left Monday for her home In
Hunter, okla. after spending her va.
cation with her sister Mrs. Ed Hedge.
cock.
word has been received Of the mar.
riagc Of MIR Cleve h. Stout and Miss
lloma Ballard of Tulsa. Miss Bal
iHrd has visited here great deal and
is a relative Of Mrs j. II, Ballard,
a freight ear caught IRE last gun
day afternoon as the train was near.
ing Rice three miles east of Dawson
The train crew made a run and pulled
the ear In ON switch west of town
and there ear burned up thus saving
the rest OF the freight ears which
were In danger
Ella CaNtt is m with diptheria.
\ Christian Endcavor has been or
gaui2ed here and will meet every Wed
ucsdoy night at the church,
Miss Pearl Martin of OwaSso spent
sunday here
Roy Hurst OF Hunter Okla who
spent few dave with Mr., and Mrs
ED Hedgocock returned home We'd
npsday.
Mrs r. e. Scaggs and sons spent
Sunday In Owasso
The willing Workers cleared $3.50
.ot their ice cream social last sat
.urduy night
While Williams who is attending
School In Tulsa, spent saturday and
Sunday at home,
ora llankons, who spent the past
week In Delaware. Okla. has return
ed home
Mr. and Mrs, James Wooley spent
Wednesday In Tulsa,
Miss Myrtle Heard, who spent the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
BROKEN ARROW

Special ia the World
Broken Arrow okla, Sept "a
Miss Mathews of saltwater was in
Broken Arrow this week. She at
tended the Farmers Institute here
Mrs g. W. Lacy who has been Wis
itlng relatives In Kansas city and
other Missouri towns has returned.
Mr. Quay Johnson Of Florida has
come here 10 live.
Mr. George H. Adamc has moved
into town whore his children viii at
tend school.
Mr. Fulk Of Texas was In Broken
Arrow Wednesday
Mr. Alvin Laws Of the First state
Bank and his wife who have been
spending their vacation In the noun
tains returned Friday
Mrs r. f. llannifin and daughters
of Tulsa visited In Broken Arrow
this wcck
MIR Fred pfindlrr of Mukogee was
In town ON professional business Mon
day.
Mr.. \. y, Smith has had his father
Mr. Jonathan Smith as his guest this
week, the elder Mr. Smith Is from
Arkansas.
MIR. j. H. Mccoy and wife of Tulsa
were visitors in Broken Arrow last
week
Pat Malloy Of the Tulsa Candidate
force was In town Shaking The glad
hand of the dear people Wednesday
Mr., llurleS aOd Price aud Connoly
an republicans and condidates were
mixing among the farmers Thursday
at the farmers institute,
Mrs w T., Eeifcr who has been
visiting In oklahoma city has rcurn-
ed
Mr.. and Mrs John Henry have as
their guest their son Lester from
cole Camp, No.
Dr u. f. Murdoch of Muskogee
was I'm the city Monday
Mr. Il. w, craig who has been NJ.
filiated with the First National Bank
for the past four years has resigned
his position and has been succeeded
by MIR A, q, Porter of Council Grove,
Kansas
Misses Ina Brooks ana Bculuh BaX
ter entertained at the home ul Miss
brooke laW Saturday evening,
Misses lclc Laws, Estclla Shipmanl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
WATER HAUL IS
CHEAP METHOD
COSTS ONLN ONE.SlXrn Ns uuCH
\S BN RAN
TRANSPORTATION BIG TOLL
American People lal Oui Three Time,
a. Much for transportation
as Tor Government

' ''" N"'"
lN'' 'h' people "I lh' nll'd 0l''''
pas uul wrh year about ihr'" nm"
ID" much 100 transportation taxes ina
d. Tor ih' carriage "I Irclsht ana pHs
rrnrrlt "S lh'N pay in l1Nra i"r 'l'
support ul government national, stat,
Hnd Vocal
IhHi transportation 'H'rls Ih' pIlD'
"' every IhlnF mat every hodN huN4
frIIs 'Hl' wears "r uses 10 any way
Whdl'N'i "lI water ana sunshine r\-
''plrd
Ihhi 'hrdp transportation brh'Ill-
noun Ih' piouu'rI ana ul' consumer.
nihhlht Wllrhl ana COTTON hlbhrr ana
H"nr ana rI"lh lower al one ana the
"'in' llu'
Ih1i lhe cheapest known irhnspnlih-
non rs water transportation, costing
u" Ih' lN'ias' Il"In "llr-HNth To one
'n'n as uu'h as transportation hy
"li
mai the dllecl saving on the goods
a''u"lF earned hN water IN the
'hll,d 'tal's Is over N'nWVO0OOO "a
N'1I
Inll I'H"'lS hlN'Ss make luW'I
Ial'H Nl'u subject 10 'U' competition
OF 'llWalS lhou Nhtl' su'h '"lhp'-
ttiun docs not exist
Ihal the indirect savlng' mus
'aus'u' lA prnndhN as InlBr as the dl-
I',i saving gwen anoN't
Ihal pom the dlrcoI ana Indirect
SAVING would Dee largely increased by
lh' Iurth'I Improvement ol our water
"eaHt
nav waterways always increase ihe
'pi"IllN nl the railways WIN winch lhey
come INTO competitions For the rea-
u"h ln"t waterways hN giving cheap
transportation lor raw materials aetu-
any create polh industry ana com
ncrre AS is Indicated 10y the fact
Ilht IN lNuO lhcle was ohlS one city
III lhe United states win q population
"I IoO'VOO or over Wll'h was not lo-|
Gated ON q naNlgable waterway And
lullh'r
lhat flHnkiort Germany grew
more ln twenty years after the River
M"in was tAnalIed IMAM It had grown
ll me two hundred years before? And
again
Ihat termnnN which Is nearly co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
THEY ARE TALKING or TULSA
FROM THE ATLANTIC no
THE PACIFIC

"Thcre is no use talking" say,
every Tulsan, returning from then
summer vacation, there isn't bet.
ter advertised city in the United
states than Tulsa"
THIS FAN viii bring many purchas-
ers ut real estate for homes ana in
vostmonts Make no mistake about
this and get in ON the ground floor
Buy noW before the prices advance.
and double your money before the
winter is over
II you have $50 | can sell YOU a
lot ON South Boston or Baltimore NNo
and one half blocks or the Croshlc
home thettcr known as the Roster
pMce) onr-half block of pnvcd
street aud ca Rhine Walks contracted
Tor Price $l15 to S576, $50 cash.
balance $40 per month
See me quick foi these lots
c. ". SINGLETON
Room T. Alexander Building,
Phone. il3.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
NEWS NOTES FROM
NElGIlBORING TOWNS.
...........o..o........
RAMONA

E.mnp, n,.i. Son, o, M ,.,
Mrs Waller S,.,t ,f i.,,,,.,, NV
.r. .Ysltinr Mrs s,nrrs t,pa, N"'s"' NY ",
S,mnuds nr pamnno '''''''' to
M. ana Nirs Az ~ p.,.... ,....... .......
.1 H., ,r,ts, ,.,., n," n1,' ', u'"N
thrir norm,n,nt r.si1ona, A.. "'N' p,,
ts snpny.I i'm m. r.aI -. ', I.,,.','' ,''' rs
.t rnnt rI,r, '''''' '''''''''
nan. G.'rc. .ni,,,,,r ,, ,.,,.,,.,
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Inrp. p,,pI,.rs tr,,,, ~ ~ N',,
,,tn 1tt,ndn5 irn i5in.ii',' I,,' 5. ','" ''V, Et,
am. nt Il,rtI,syiu, I,s, sa,,r,a,
Nr. lr,rry nno nT nnH,,n,'' ,'H'' 10y ,l
sand Miss .,lI,,, r.,,,iur ''S'' 't ,,',,s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
OkInhomn Swinc Brecdcrs Mcci

The oklahoma Swine Breeders AS
sociation will hold It's regular annual
meeting In the auditorium at the
state Fair Grounds oklahoma city,
on Monday October 3, at 7;30 p. IN.
Much business Of interest and some
4 importance win be considered and
officers for the ensuing year viii be
elected
All those interested in the swine
industry of the state are cordially IN
yited To attend, \ chance to visit
the state fair ana attend the meet
ing of one of the largest breeders
organisations of oklahoma at one
trip,
A. Il. LONETr. Sec Treas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
A Real Remedy
FOR COLDS. GRIpP, rEyERlSHSEss
AND ACHING.

Hicks Capudine will do the work as
nothing else will. |, quickly banishcs III,
aching and f,vefishness and restores
normal conditions.
Capudine also cures Headaches Of all
kinds, including sick or nervous head
aches, and headaches caused by heat.
cold, gripp or stomach disorders.
Capudine is liquid-easy and pleasant
TO take--acts Immediately. l0c,, 2sc. and
SOC, At drug stores -'- ta
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-25
BEGGs

'u,ggs otln gort "A n,p b,ld
I,,s M pt,n,,Ie,, vyodn.sd,y
n r. putG,rford und Lrotb.r
l9rs here mi. week boviug sto,nc,
Ian tbar ony "a NissonrI from unI
j slim ,r,y,g '''' ''''
Mr.. i "A Tbnursou spept n,rt IL.
IhIs u,rL y.,u r,lnii,.. In snui,tn,
! Mrs a a Smlth ana children lef
Iru..5d,. Ian I,pt,Ignt, ir,vog A.. Non.
lycv,rnl weeks
| Misses Nuttp Nnuncly and Eua
! pruIlptuu ,,rrr Oknulr,e vleItnr.
| Irbursdoy
/ u.nr poou, hp4 boupht AN Intcros,
lin NJ. q. Hurkburn's feed store.
Win, krlly h an tb. sIrl ligf
Mrs. Nnry rhomusnn ls ylsltng in
| IOklnhoma Cin
ura Fisher and milo prpndsnn mn,
visiting IA grok.n Arrow tbls wrrk
colo and Rogers rIrcue drew ann,
o. crowd here Monday and the nt-
fractions were about the same In al
unst all tb4s. mail ghnvs
Mla Susie Lowell is visiting In
western Dl,lahomg.
Mrs WIN SlIlpr ana children lpft
Tuesday for Two months' WISH 10
Lebanon. Mo They were uccumun .
MED hy Miss Eun smart who mas brrp
here for gcypraI weeks
Miss Esther DrlukDr has bcen Wis.
tlnp ont nt Nnyakn Mission for SOW
cra DAYS
Joe wins has purchased an interest
IN Stylcg' pool nan
Mosdamos AlW urown ana - T..
Young were Olmulgpp visitors We'd
ncyduy.
T. watson was ln uopps Thursdov
Nina cherry was "A Preston visitor
"Wednesday ana Thursday.
IT, Koener Is Building "A new house
on hls farm west of Regis
Charles Everett ls new clerk at
Ennis store.
Miss Mamie Rose WAS home Sundnv
from Pascoc. where She IL tonchlnp
Miss Eva pnscoc was i'm town thel
first of I'm, week
Mrs Charles Humphrey entertained
a few friends at whist compllmcntary
to Mrs John Humphrey of nrlstov
Tucsdny.
AIR. ana Mrs = l. Brown were Wis
fling in the couniry Tuesday
Rrn Morrison. wife and babv andl
Jnmpg Kcplcy. wife and boby left for
western oklahoma SUNDAY going
overland In Mr.. Kpplov's auto To visitl
the family of Ilnrve Krpley
j. \. Thompson. WIS In Wogoncrl
part of this week
A Cochran and ,yife or ovosso |
OKLA, were Ropga visitors Wrdncs.
day.
Miss Neua Kirk a working Iu |
Jones meat market
n George was In the county sent
"Wednesday.
Tho new gas well one mile south OIL
Bcgps has been cased and the drlllers
nrc going ON down in search of ni /
The now roomiur house of Jomes
Coulter ia ,lmatt complated nnd ls
quite an Improvement to The cast
,ide Rrpps
Mrs El1ckburn who bos snent tbel
summer nj Tulsu rnmc bnmn mis- |
week
Dr. Cup made professlonnI visit
In the country FrldDy
Erni. limos vpy in pr,ntnn SIM.
lay
Nrs Enrl Urn,vn entertained tboI
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da}a aud join hs wife In Denver
Colorado.
Marvin Greenwood visited relatives
near Ochrlata SUNDAY
w. i, lluss was Ia town Yesterday
ou business
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G. V. HARLOW,

and Pierce and Mossrs. Cuddy John
son ana Foster went to the Sells
Floto show at Tulsa In an automob-
lie, last Friday.