The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-28

mona City.
Two banks of Fairview have COM
bined deposits of $4,000.
Cotton receipts at Ada recently
passed the 8,000-bale mark.
A Carmen produce house already
has shipped 1000 dressed turkeys this
season.
Combined deposits Of three Hold
enville banks now total more than
1926, 900.
Juanita Oketche-show-now Is years
of age, was married to Clyde Allen at
Tecumseh recently.
The interurban from Oklahoma City
to Norman is now running on reg
ular hourly schedule.
The Pioneer Telephone and Tele-
graph company will spend $4,000 on
the improvement of its McAlester eX-
change.
Amos Ewing, w. D. Williamson and
| Dooley Williamson of Guthrie are
planning to join Carranza's army in
Mexico.
The Oklahoma towns, Clinton, Mi
ami and Claremore, are seeking free
mail delivery from the postoffice de-
partment.
A 100000 fire loss occurred at Red
Rock from unknown origin when af
entire block of business houses was
wiped out.
The total amount of money now on
deposit In the two Falkland banks, ac-
ording to recent sworn statements, is
$92,37S.O4.
The docket Of the Logan county dis
trict court shows that since the last
term there has been forty-five cases
filed with the clerk.
The largest crowd that ever assem-
bled in that part of the state was at
the Bryan county fair. There were
10000 paid admissions.
For the second time in twelve
months the same business block in
Big Heart was destroyed by fire. The
loss is approximately $4,000.
The third trial of John fremont,
Italian shoemaker of Chickasha,
charged with the murder of Sher.
man Woodward of that city, is now
on in the district court at Lawton.
The case of William McBrine, for
mer warrant clerk in the office of the
state auditor, and accused of embezzle-
ment Of state funds, will not be tried
until the December term of the Logan
county district court.
Hobart will be represented at the
White House wedding only by brand
of flour which took first place at the
International Dry Farming congress.
The -four was used in making the 500
pound wedding cake.
Two new candidates for congress
from the new seventh district have
offered themselves to be sacrificed on
the altar of patriotism. One is Jarrett
Todd of Mangum, former county judge
of Greer county, and a confederate vet.
eran. The other is T. M. Robinson, a
lawyer of Altus.
John Pellow, manager of the Mess.
more Bros. quarry at Granite, has
received an order for a carload OF
Oklahoma fine granite which is to go
into the construction Of several build
ings in Indiana. 1t Is to be shipped
to a polishing company at Mt Airy
which has heretofore been using Mis-
souri, stone.
The annual convention of the United
States Good Roads Association In 1915
will meet at Tulsa.
The Farmers Mutual Insurance as.
, ISOLATION of Garfield county, with
headquarters at Enid, is the first OF
the farmers mutuals organized under
the 1913 act, to qualify.
: Temporarily insane, Mrs. w. ]. Nc
COLON, aged SO years, died at her
home four miles southwest of Lone
Wolf as the result of drinking carboliC
acid with suicidal intent.
) George G. Priestly Of Bartlesville
; progressive national committeeman
! for Oklahoma, has made a volunteer
3 gift of $1,000 to Henry Kendall col
lege. President Frederick W. Hawley
of Kendall also received a gift Of
3 $1,000 to the college from friend
: of the institution in the east.
Pleading guilty to charge of ,ac
. cepting deposits when he knew the
bank was insolvent, c. W. Yeager
: former cashier of the Choctaw Com
mercial bank which failed at Spiro
Okla, February 4, last, was fined $500
: and costs in the district court a
Poteau.
The cotton baled in Oklahoma coun
n ty up to November first from the 1911:
s crop was somewhat greater in guam
!, tity than that baled last year up Il
t the same date. The number Of bale