The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-08-22
OKLAHOMA NEWS NOTES
SHADOWS oE COMING EvENrs.


aug Aug IS. +, I. Ry; sIlo TraIn-Elk City
hydro. Bridgeport and Geary,
Aug, 1S-22-Oklahoma state Federation
OF Labor Convention. Muskogee.
Aug. 1928, Street Fair, Thomas.
Aug 10, R. l. ny. silo Train-Mangum,
GFams E EsS %1 H SSS Fort fG GeSS
Aug. 20, r. I. Ry. Sllo Train--Verden,
AI1nadarko, Graeemont, Blnger, I.ookeba'
Hinton, Greenfield and Watonga.
Aug. 81, r. l. Ry., silo TrainIHome-
stead, Rusk, Cleo Springs, Aiine' Augusta
Aug. 22-28. Big Pasture Settlers, Re-
Union, Grahdfeld.
Aug. 20, r. l. Ry. Silo Train-Drift-
wood, Amorita, Renfrow, Medford, Jeirer-
son, Pond Creek, Kremlin and Enid.
Aug. 42s, R. i. Ry. silo Train-Lahoma,
umet and Ell Reno
Aug rs, R. l. Ry. silo Trainaastecker'
Apache, Lawton, Chattanooga, Geronimo,
Walter, Temple and Hastings.
Aug. 26. r., I. Ry. silo Train-Waurika'
Addington, Comanche, Duncan, NARROW
Rush Springs, Ninnekah Alex, Bradley,
Lindsay and Chickasha.
Aug. 26-30-Races, Watonga.
Aug. 81, r. l. Ry. Silo Train--Pocassett,
Minco, Union City, Okarche, Kinghsher,
Dover, Hennessey, Bison and Waukomis'
Aug. rs, r. l. Ry. silo Train--Chandler'
Guthrie. Seward. Cashion and Yukon.
panucka,. Coalgate, Wardviile, Plttsburg
Aug 80 r Ry , Silo Train soainae
Earlsboro and Shawnee.
Sept. 1, r. 1. Ry. Silo T-ain-Asher,
Tecumseh Dale, McLoud, Barrah, Choc-
taw, Dickson and Oklahoma City;
2 n RV SilO TrAin-SuEQen.
Ryan and Terrai.
Sept. S-13-Rusn Springs Carnival
Sept. 15-19-Pottawatomie County FAR
Shawnee
Sept. 16-Celebration OF opening oil
Cherokee Strip at Perry
Sept. 23-Oct 4.-oklahoma State FAR.
Sept. 29-Oct. 3-Horse Show at state
Fair.
Oct 6-11--Muskogee rair.
Oct. 16-1S-Peanut Carnival, Duncan
Nov. 2O-Joint Shrine ceremonial, Tulsa
Jan. 1851. State Poultry Show EMU
County Fairs.
Sept. s-12-osage County Fair raw
Sept. o-12-Northwestern Oklahoma
Fair Woodward
Sept. 10 2, Sterling Fair.
Sept, 1O-l3-Kingfisher County Farm
ers' Institute and Fair, Kingfsher.
Sept. 1O-13-Greer County Fair, Man
| gum
Sept. 1S-17-caddo County Fair. Ana
darko.
Sept. 1s-1S-McClain County Fair
| Purcell
Sept 16-I9-Beckham County Fair, Elk
! City
Sept ls-19-Blalne County Fair, Wa
| tonga.
Sept. 16-2O--Pawnee Fair, Pawnee.
| Sept. 16-20---Pawpee County FAIR
| Hallett.
Sept. 16-2e-Pittsburg County Fair
| McAlester
Sept 16-19-Pottawstomi County Fair,
| Shawnee
Sept 17-2O-sterling Fair. Sterling.
Sept 25-27-North Lincoln County Fair,
Agra.
| Oct. 1-4-Jacnson County Fair, Blair.
Oct. 14-16-Tulsa County Fair. Broken
Arrow.
A carload of silos arrived at Perkins
last week.
Purcell has a negro candidate for
minister to Liberia.
Governor Cruce says he expects tc
live to be 100 years old.
The Cheyennes and Arapahoes are
holding a big stomp dance at Calu,
met.
The Yukon Sun is preparing to pub
fish a special 'silo" edition on August
2Sth.
Mrs. Luara Reuter- will be tried at
Bartlesville Sept. 80 for thu murder
her husband.
Construction work has been started
or new nine-span bridge across the
Arkansas river near Coweta.
The Negro Baptist Association o
the western district of Oklahoma helt
its annual six-day meeting at Ell Reno
The Farmers and Merchants banl
of Loveland has been sold by ]. A
Overstreet to P. H. Simmons, of Okla
homa City.
The Farmers and Merchants Gil
Company has been organized a
Francis and will build cotton gil
in the town.
A negro revival meeting in Creel
county was broken up just at tn
shouting point when a deputy sheriff
arrested the preacher on a charge o
abducting a 13-yearold girl.
Cad Allard, veteran newspaper mai
of Chickasha, is dead.
A woman near NewKlrk was holdin
lantern while her husband was fix
ing a window and was knocked dow
by a bolt of lightning and the lanter
eXtinguished.
The Apache Review tells of loca
woman who, while sitting up with
sick girl, had an attack Of heart fai
ure and died.
A Frederick pastor taking churc
census discovered that the city ha
100000 worth Of church property, 1,13
church members and 20 churches rel
resented.
Fire which started in the -Texa
State bank building destroyed prof.
erty worth $4,000 and for time Ell
dangered the lives of six people. TIL
latter finally escaped only after tn
lower part of the building was in
solid mass of flames.
Jack Miller, aged so, of Hartshorn,
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