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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-03-05

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J. B. Kelsey left this afternoon for
San Antonio and other Texas points to
spend two weeks vacation.
G. N Dunning Of the Lisle-Dunning
Construction company, left today for
Oklahoma City on business.
w J. Erwin and daughter Mrs. r.
W. Shepherd, have moved to their new
home at Twentieth and Washington
Fresh country eggs, 15c dozen. AL
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tween Sixth and Sixteenth streets, on
Texas avenue. Reward paid at 9l5E
South Sixth Phone 755, $685.
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er 8 r Reast. for few days.
Miss Heffner OF KingHsher is spend
Ing the week in the city, the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Sam Brown, 4O7 Iowa
avenue.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-03-05

Satan" the big four.reel production
tion at Kozy tonight. S-4.2t
Arizona republican., 1913-12-21

A Christmas Wish" Alma Bauer Song of the Christmas Elves
 .................... Cecil Armstrong "A Christmas Telephone. ...-..-....
 ........... .......... ReXford Ryn" "A Perfect Christmas ... lone Sidell "A Little Child" .... Clarence Wilcox Song of Christmas ..............
 .....-..-....-..... John Tucker "Grandma's Stocking F,ron Laurence Song. Jingle Bells .............. Class To Make Christmas" ...........-
 ................. William Mckee "A Christmas Gift" ... Elbridge CaVen A Surprise" ..........L Louise Watson The Dear old Tree" Maurice Arnold My Christmas Doll" ..............
 ....... ....... Elizabeth Chism Alaska Christmas Candles" ..-.....
 ................... Waldo Bowers Cause for Worry '........ Earl Bates -The Eyes of the Christmas Tree
 ................... Paul Amstutz What the Mother Goose Children
 Want ...... Edward Peru. John
 Rhuart. Frances Perry. Pete Ger
 tanuo Milton GreenwaId. Lupa
 PaIomines. Juan Rohles. William
 Godac Carry Hudsins. Lance
 ShoWalter owen Dawson
 ''t Christmas Trees ................
 ........ ]. D. Bowers, Johhny Fioli Scng. "A Christmas carol" ...... Class
 'B" Second
 Teacher. Miss Graham Song. There's a Song in the Air
 .... ..................... Class Story. christmas in the Barnyard" sons old santa Claus" .-.....C Class Recitation The Fir-- Christmas
 Charles RoWen. Clinton McKenips ................ Kenneth Stucky old English Christmas Singing Game
 "A" Second and B" Third
 Teacher. Miss Thompson The Christmas Story. "............. -.---... .......-.. Edwin MaroneY Song. santa Claus ....... School The Girl Who Tries. Hazel Boring A Child Is Born" Constance Monrad christmas ........... Gladys Sterling Song. old santa Claus .......... School The Christmas Song" Emmett Gibbs christmas -..-..-..- Forest Woods Song Soldier Song ........- School The Night Before Christmas" .....
 .............. ....... LeRoy de Morse
Arizona republican., 1913-12-21

Song. Jack Frost" ..........-. Grade Recitation Gifts from the Land"
 ..........................- Ernest Soto Recitation, Loving and Giving.
 -....-.......-.-....... .--.-... Rigele Arncy Recitation. "Christmas Eve"-.-.---
 ........... ...........-......-.. Martina Flores Song. There's q Song in the Air
 ..........-...---.. Grade Recitation "Hou He Does It'-.--.
 ............--.-- Frederic AGussey Recitation, Up and Far Away.
 ...........-......-.-..- Stanley Dashiell Song. "Merry, Merry Christmas
 .-..............-.-.-... .-------.-. Grade Adjourn to Kndergarten to become acquainted with santa Claus.
 Second and Third Grades Song by SchooI..-.-.-. santa Claus christmas Greeting Franklin Hari2.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-21

James Wilson. George Simpson song. The First Christmas Song"
 Bessie Clare. Thomas Lopez. Louise PiseI. LeRoy Bunch.
 I'm. Eovs' Choice" Dan De La
 Fucnte. Theodore Nnlalobos. Lloyd
 Ellison. Kenneth TeariclS. Frank
 Carruthere. Jose Barr3@aS. Fred
 Chrctiu Cardenio Escallmte- Recitation ..-...........-...--.- Ruth Otter" Recitation .....-....-... Blake Davis song uy School Father Christmas To Make Christmas. Emile Lya1.
 Grace Bradbury Jose Mosquito. Kettle Murray.
 song. Ruth Davis Marian Clark.
 Nataia Soto. Marian Pennington Recitation ..... Santiago Nnlanneba ~0ng .........-.---.- Alice | ndefN""d Recitation -.---..-.. Thelma Roberts,
Arizona republican., 1913-12-21
GARFIELD SCHOOL
 B First
Teacher. Stella Daily

Teacher. Stella Daily
 Song. Away in al Manager" .... School Recitation, I'm q Surgeon for Dolles' -..-.-....-..-...... Roy Brown Tialogue What Are You Going to Be-" ........ ....-............. .....Clinton Drake, sydney BarlIey Earl Nichols Joe Uhler. Robert Bell Recitation, Two Little Stockings. ..-- .--..--..----.-.....- Una Burger Concert Recitation. 'PiccoIa'' .....-. ...........-C Celia Thaster and school Walter Dameron, Ivan Carey. Jewel Hughes Louis Runyan. Ivan Carey. Roy Brown. Mary Crouch Song. There's a Jolly old Fellow" -..--.-.-.-.-- .....--,.-.---.. School Recitation There's Going to Be Turkey" ....-.... SaNton Bradford Sens. santa Claus" ".......... School Recitation. T Want to Be Gentle".. Song. A Christmas Carol' .. School
 "A" and B" First
 Teacher Martha Garnett song. santa Claus" ............ Glass "Our Gifts" ..-....-...... Eli Bailey
Arizona republican., 1913-12-21

Christmas is to be observed in the grammar schools Of Phoenix in right good fashion. The season of peace and good will is nearly always the season in the schools when an extra effort is put forth to make the last session of the year attractive in the extreme to the children in attend ance. This year every room in the very many that now comprise the school system in this city has been husily preparing attractive programs for the last afternoon of school and these will be given to the children for their friends and parents with all the gusto that goes into such an attractive undertaking by the school children. The school rooms have been decorated for the occasion. The bIackboards will also receive their attention before the programs are given and when it is all over We'd nesday afternoon the youngsters will break out of school for the Christ mas holidays not to return to school until the good wear 1914.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-21

Sons -.........-.-. Crespina orabuena Recitation ........--.- Edwin Strang I.ecitation ..-...-.. Violet Daugherty -cng. .........' santa Claus So Jolly" Petra RiNas. Alice Poque. Rose Flores. Maggie Perez
 Recitation .--..... ~airley Iunnieutt Recitation ...-.-- Donald Underwood A Riddle. Tcreso Nillalobos. Pearl
 Johnson. LudmiIliu HalaS- Sou1 .y the School.
 Fourth Grade. Song, Glad Tid.nss' .-..--....G Class 'lVhy the Bells at Christmas Ring ---.-...--.-... Nellie Shindlcbower "The Stars Of RethIrhen'' ..--..-- ....................... Alvin Bunch X Christmas Carol" .----...--..-.
 .............. .......... Homer Thomas .ng -Jack Erlst.. ........-..- CIa--
Arizona republican., 1913-12-21
sit Prom St. Nicholas

"A Visit From St. Nicholas" ........
 .--.....-.....-....... Inez Shindlebower The Christmas Story .....-.....
 ........................-. Anita Herandez Recitation ............. Rita Orduuio Splo "A Letter From santa Claus"
 -...-......s..-.. Elizabeth BeluNais Hang Up the Baby's Stocking.
 .........-...... Gladys Wood "kriss kringie'' .....Jennie Moranga Recitation ........... Adolph Noacl5l Solo, Did You Ever See St
 Nicholas .-............,.- Ethel Moss Recitation ....-...-..- otis Bradbury The Song of the Christmas Tree
 ..-.... -....--.- Walter Thompson [ New Year" ....Leonard Orebuena Happy Christmas" .... Opal Jenkins
 Continued on Page Nine.)
Arizona republican., 1913-12-21

Recitation ........ Wilimina Snyder Poem, "Christmos Everyv here''....
 .-.... .-...-....-... ....-..-. school Story of Ptccola"
 When Children Go to Bed '........
 ........ ............ Otho Tomusko "A Christmas TeIephone' .
 ................ Emery La Tourette Recitation ...-...... Kathryn IIouch Song ..-........... ..--.-..... school
 Third Grade
 Teacher, Miss Humphrey song. santa Claus" ........ Class The Christmas Candles ....-... ..-.B Beth Langford. Gladys Evans.
 Alethea Pierson. Lucille Brewster. Lcota Kahle. RuDy Hammontree Two Stockings ..... Della Dobson "The Christ Child" Samuel Stewart A Gladsoma Day Gilbert Lundgren Song. When Little Children Sleep" .-.-..-. ................... Class 'Tommys Christmas Troubles" ..-.-................ Paul Raley Jacks Modest Wish" ......... ...................- Judson Quarter The Christmas Song" . Thaddeus Robinson. Albert Scarborough.
 Maggie Shipp, Mabel Hughes. James Howell. Lavern Runyon. Virgil Thompson. Hazel Schultz, Elsie Brown. Marguerite Dixon. Pauline GOdac Bernice Watson The First Christina s'' ... Robert Reid Waiting for santa. ...... Ruth Hjelm In Bethlehem ...... Martha Pierce christmas Cheer" Clarence Lundgren Christmas Bells .... Agnes Hess.
 Thelma Carr. CIarice RNno. Viv-
 ian Schultz Josephine Sampson.
 Wanda Paul
 My StOcIlfpoe PoI. Pafp "Santa's Reward" Lawrence Deubler Song. The First Christmas Song"
 Fourth Grade
 Song. 'Tis Christmas .......... AT Dance of the Stockings" "..........
 ............... John Hartley An Exceptional Eskimo" Iris Hughes Song. Christmas Bells ...........
 ................ Emilia Ihler New Year Thoughts" Edith Mishka Song. Jack Frost ..............AI! Reading, The Night Before Christ
 mas. ..............-.....-.... F Class song. Christmas Eve .......... All| New Years in the Morning" .....
 ..-........... Esther Chiem The Little Christmas Treo."....... ................... Rnth Harrel Song. Glad Tidmgs" ............ All Just Before Christmas" .......... ................ Herbert shannon Song. Holly Coughs" ......... All Play. Father Times Reception" .
 TwentN-one Children in costume
Arizona republican., 1913-12-21
CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS WILL
 CELEBRATE BETHLEHEM'S STAR

Special Commemorative Exercises to Be Held n All City Schools Prior to Vacation Week Over Christmas and New Year-PrOgrams Including Songs, Rectatlons
 Readings, StOries Instrumental Numbers and Solos 10 Be of Great Nariety-Al Parents and Friends Invited
Arizona republican., 1913-12-21

Brownie Box Cameras, an instructive, sensible gift for the little folks, at S1, $2, $3 and $4.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1913-10-10
New Drug Store to Opeu

DIR. L. g. Sherry has been busy
this week opening up his drug
stock in the Shane building first
door south of the postoffice and
will be ready for business Saturday
and invites the people of Laclede
and vicinity to call and see him
and give his store a share of their
patronage. In addition to a full
line of drugs and medicines be car
ries paints, oils, wall paper, school
supplies, stationery and all other
lines usually carried in connection
with the drug trade. DIR. Sherry
is pleasant gentleman and we be-
speak for him a liberal share of the
patronage of our people.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1913-10-10
i. n Han Married

Il. D. Hall, one Of the operators
at the local Burlington station, was
united in marriage to Miss Lille
BroWnlee at the home of her
parents near st. Catharine, last
Wednesday evening. They left
that evening for short wedding
trip to Kansas City after which
they will be at home in the Fifeld
residence in the north part of town.
They have the best wishes Of their
many Linn county friends.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1913-10-10
LINN COUNTY ACCORDED HONORS
The w. C. T. U. State Convention
an Important Meeting

Linn county was accorded many
honors at the w. G. 4. u. state
conyention held at Columbia last
week. This district pledged more
for state work than any other
county outside Of st. Louis and
Kansas City, and reported the
largest gain in membership the
past year. Linneus still holds the
state prize for flag day. Mrs.
Bessie Harvey, of Meadville, won
the $50 diamond medal in the state
contest. Miss Grace Sissons, of
Laclede, recording secretary of
Linn county, was introduced as a
distinguished guest having won
Eve successive scholarships in the
Boston university and author Of
It is to Eat You Live" Z" which
came out in Collier's and a num-
ber of other writings which were
featured in such popular and high
class journals as the Youths Com
panion and Ladies Home Journal.
The unveiling of the beautiful
white marble bust, of Clara O..
Hoffman was very impressive, her
granddaughter, Clara Hoffman, of
Kansas City, lifted the veil. In
accepting the bust which was pre-
sented to the state university, the
president promised to arrange it
in the most prominent place on the
campus, saying: What student,
with knowledge of her life and
memory, will not be aroused by
this bust, to better citizenship"
1t was certainly an educational
week to all who attended the great
convention. From beginning TO
end it stood for God and Home
and Native Land" One Of the
resolutions adopted condemned the
wearing Of transparent clothing
by women. Slit skirts, peekabo
waits and indecorous and immodest
attire of all kinds were severely
criticised.
Mrs. Nellie Burger, now state
president, raised over $4,000 in
twenty minutes for state work.
The convention closed with ban
quet at the university cafeterie.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1913-10-10

As a result of the annual confer
ence at Trenton Rev. j D. Men
denhall, Of Bosworth, viii fll the
pastorate of the Methodist church
IN Laelede for the nextyear. while
Rev. Enyeart win 60 to BosWorth.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1913-10-10

DFlcA AOI odLO a. bAO AA0uIhACNh
lumber yard, Laclede.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w, Cotter and
daughter, Miss Virginia, are visit
ing relatives in Illinois.
Some barrels and kegs, clean and
suitable for cider or molasses for
sale at the Owl Pharmacy.
You will always find the most
stylish hats and lowest prices at
Miss Haneock's millinery store.
Be on Main street about 800 p.
m. Saturday and follow the crowd
to Comedy of Errors,
Don't bother to make Christmas
gifts. You can get them at the P.
E. O.>bazaar December 13.
If you want to keep your hogs
healthy feed the government hog
cholera remedy for sale at the Owl
Pharmacy.
Dick & Dye shipped a car of fat
cattle to the st. Louis market last
Saturday night, Mr.. Dye accompa-
nying the shipment.
Ephreham Harrington repairs
and blacks and sets up stoves ready
for use. Call him when wanting
anything of this kind done. Phone
90.
j. M. Thompson, former mer-
chant and postmaster at Forker,
was here yesterday on his way for
visit at his old home. He now
resides in Nebraska.
w. H. Childress, section fore
man at Linneus, has been here
with his gang this week assisting
in making some important changes
in the railroad yards.
Leonard Jones has moved his
family to Linneus where he and his
brother George have opened up q
poultry and produce house and are
already doing a good business.
Next Sunday will be rally day at
the Methodist Sunday school. Ep-
worth League at $3.50. Look for
an interesting program on Missions
in Japan. Leader, Mrs. Bigger.
Mrs. Geo. Moren was at Chilli
eothe last week to attend the
funeral of her son-in-law, A. 6.
Davis. Her daughter, MRS. Davis,
accompanied her home for a visit
here.
The A. Il. T.. Will meet with
Mrs. j. E. Welsh October ID.
Lesson, Sierra Leone and Its
Capital" David Livingstone
and Two Great Explorers. !"
Leader, Mrs. Patrick.
Prof. Page was greeted by a
large audience at the Methodist
church last Sunday morning when
he discoursed on the Divinity of
Christ. = He was ably assisted in
the service by the choir and new
orchestra.
The work of removing the Power
livery barn and other buildings is
now under way to clear the corner
for the new brick garage that is to
be built at once. This will GER
tainly be a fine Improvement for
that part of town.
During the fall hOuse cleaning
is a good time to have your house
wired for electric lights. You need
good light during the long winter
evenings and the children need
good light to study ~. Cali this
Office foran estimate on the cost of
wiring and installing lights.
WHAT Comedy Of Errors.
Wheni 3 O'Clock Saturday after
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1913-10-10
SHORT PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Brief Mention Of Those Who Come
and Go During the Week

w IN. hfaIC maze a business "Trip
to Cora Wednesday.
Miss Elletta Dougherty is visit
ing friends in' n'Kansas City.
Ross Glenn went to Avalon
yesterday for visit with friends.
The P. E. O.'s will hold their
annual bazaar Dec. 13. Meet them
there.
Mrs, G.. 0. Dye of Clarence
visited Mrs. R, T. Dye the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. Robert Wheeler, of Brook
field, was the guest of Mrs. DR..
Standby Monday evening.
Geo. G. Denbo left Tuesday for
few days vacation at Excelsior
Springs and Kansas City.
Mrs. J, E. Welsh was the guest
of Mrs G, w. Thompson and
family in Sumner Tuesday.
VIM. s. and Chas. Fl. Cotter
were at Kansas City the past week
attending the fat stock show.
A. M. Walker and VIM. Glover
went to K ansas City yesterday
morning to the fat stock show.
Mrs. Geo. W. Lord, of Brook
field, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. J Clair Lomax last Thursday.
Alva Englebart, who is attend
ing Wesleyan college at Cameron,
was home and for few days the
past week.
Chris Brockman, of route three,
was an interested visitor at the
stock show in Kansas City the
past week.
Miss Mae Hannum and Miss
Benway, of Brookfeld, made a
short visit with LacIede friends
Wednesday.
Geo. w. Anderson and son
Carlos went to Kansas City We'd
nesday morning to attend the fat
stock show.
Dave Stark was on the St. Louis
market the past week with two
cars of cattle fattened on his farm
on route three.
Roy Parker left Thursday night
of last week for New York with a
car of poultry for the Henderson
produce house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Dale and
little son of Anabel were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Dye the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. F. F. Pratt, Mrs. j. E.
Welsh and Mrs. G. E, Bruins and
daughter, Miss Gussie, were Chilli
cothe visitors last Friday.
Steve Bassett has been here the
past week from Walnut, Kansas,
visiting his brother, j. t., and
his many old friends here.
Attorneys Bigger and Libby,
some litigants and number of
witnesses from here have been at
ten ding circuit court at Brookfeld
the past week.
j. E. West, who has spent the
summer in Colorado, came in
Wednesday night and will remain
some time with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. NJ. West on route
three.
The many friends of Miss Mary
Jane Gould are sorry to hear of
her serious sickness. She has been
confined to her bed for some time
but it is thought now that she is
slowly recovering.
Mrs. Geo. W. Griffin and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret, of Chicago,
are visiting relatives here, guests
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1913-10-10
ABOUT ALL SORTS of SUBJECTS
Local Items and interesting Bits Of
News of All Sorts

| Fl. e. Garside is serving the
patrons of route three, vice V. E.
Harter resigned,
VIM. Kraft and S, F. Thompson
made Ga business trip to Hale
W ednesday morning.
Girl wanted for general house
work in family of two. Apply to
u. N. Wilson or phone SO.
The ladies of the Eastern Star
know how to entertain, and they
will be at their best in Comedy of
Errors.
All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Having fruit to send to the Home
at Liberty are requested to leave
the same with Mrs. Garside Octo-
Der Is.
Emil Brendahl, Frank Weaver,
Roy Rowland, Roscoe Welsh and
George Mccoy took in the fat stock
show and fall festivities at Kansas
City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O: W. Elliott,
former we'll known citizens of La
clede who removed from here more
than quarter of century ago,
came in yesterday on their way to
visit friends at Hale. They now
reside in Kansas City, Kansas.
VIM. Kraft is having the English
residence in the west part of town,
which he now owns, remodled and
made tenantable. Having a block
of ground there he is also planning
to build another residence or two
to rent.
The business of the Laclede
electric light company is still in
1 creasing. The residence Of Mr.,
and Mrs. N. Byrne and DIR.
Sherry's drug store were taken on
this week and the residence of G..
E. Hilton has been wired and will
be on the service as soon as the fix
lures can be put in.
B. S. Cross shipped two cars of
cattle and one Of hogs, all his own
feeding, and his son Shelby ship
ped one car of cattle of his own
feeding to the Sts Louis market
the first of the week. Cross and
son are considered among the best
feeders in this locality and this
weeks shipment was an extra fine
bunch of stuff.
Mrs. Maybee pleasantly enter
tanned Chapter R, P. 3. o., on the
afternoon of October 8. Fourteen
members responded at roll call.
Mrs. Ida Benson led the lesson,
the subject of which was House
hold Silver" At the close of the
Ilesson dainty refreshments we're
served by the hostess, assisted by
Miss Gussie Belle Bruins.
The work of remodeling the
ILomax s. Standby bank building is
being pushed along as rapidly as
possible. The new vault has been
completed and the old one removed
and work has been commenced on
the floor. Cashier Lomax is rather
cramped for space in a back room
but is taking care of all business
and looking as pleasant as possible
under the circumstances.
All members of the local Modern
Woodmen camp are urged to be
present at the next regular meeting
to be held on Wednesday evening,
October .. At this meeting it
will be definitely settled whether
home is to be built for the Wood
men and Royal Neighbors or not.
The question is an important one