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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-02-11
WILMINGTON.

j. d. Bristow was in North Adams over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Carpenter were in
Readsboro Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Corbett were in
North Adams Monday
Cranston Dix of Jacksonville was a
business visitor Tuesday
J. p KeIlas of Malone, y. y. was in
town the first of the week.
Mrs. Ernest Hartwell Is visiting her
mother in SheIburne Falls
Walter \. Hall has sold his house to
Fred DegOn of Malone, y. y.
Leon \. Wheeler left Tuesday for Bart
lett, where he has a position.
Mr.. and Mrs ". J.. Esbard were in
Bnghamton, \. Y, this week
Ernest Stone visited his sister. Mrs. W
ID. Policy, in Bennington last week.
Rufus L. Brown Of North Adams was in
town on business the first OF the week.
Ieona Harris has been spending Il few
days with her grandmothers in Readsboro
II. +. Hotchkiss has been on hunting
trip the past week in Searsburg and Som
crset. .-----.---.
Q. Q. Ware has been in Holyoke the
past week visiting his daughter, Mrs Her
bert Newton.
| Marshall Howe has purchased the Or
vile Allen farm, once known as the Hook
en- Winchester place
| Mrs. Gassius VIM has returned from
North ADAMS hospital and is visiting her
brother, John Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. IL Davis and daughter,
Everill, who have been visiting in Brattle-
/ boro, returned home Tuesday
Mrs. Pendleton of NIelrose Highlands,
Mass, has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. W. J.. Erhard, a few days.
1t il expected the village schools viii be
lreopened next Monday, having been closed
for three weeks on account of the scarlet
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs Y. L. Adams and little
daughter, Barbara visited Mr.. Adams
brother, Clifford Adams. Of Colrain, Mass
] over Sunday.
Among the shoppers in North Adams
recently were Mrs. Edward Cook. Clinton
Hall, Harold Crosier. Charlie Allen. Mr.
and Mrs. +. l.. Schuster.
The weight of the snow caused the roo
of the monitor. on the saw. mill buildin.
of the Ludington Woodcnware Co.'S new
factory to fall Thursday night. No serious
damage was done and work was delayed
only about three days.
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GRAFTON.

Ava Perkins is at her home here.
Rev. G. Y. Washburn attended the
meeting of the Windham Union Asso-
citation OF Congregational Ministers in
Brattl6boro.
The Christian Endeavor society held
soeiable in the chapel Tuesday even
ing 4 musical and literary program
was carried out. Refreshments of
sandwiches and cocoa were served. \
good number were present.
\ very interesting meeting of the
Christian Endeavor Society was held
in the chapel Sunday evening under the
leadership of the president, Arthur
Butler. Reports of the boys conven-
ton in Chester were given by Eaton
Merrifeld, Daniel Wright, Ralph Will
son and VIII Holden. ....
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WEST WARDSBORO.

HAL Robinson has gone 10 Stratton to
work for Ernest Pike.
Mark and George Tudor were in BrattIc-
boTo recently on business.
Mrs. Z. A. Selfors has gone to West
Townshend to work at Henry STATIONS.
Many teams are drawing logs to the sta
ton from 'PodunIl" for the Vermont Last
Block co..
There was a family gathering at Albert
Robinson's last Saturday, 10 sitting down
to dinner.
Clarence and Alice Streeter, Annie Crit
fifth and HAL Robinson enjoyed a sleigh
ride to Jamaica Sunday afternoon and took
dinner at Orrin Johnson's
There was a good attendance at the
Suratton Mountain club Saturday evening
The club plans to have a coasting party in
two weeks and little later to give some
entertainments Of public nature.
The funeral Of Ethelbert Waite, who
died at his home in Stratton Monday af
ternoon, will be held in the church her,
"Wednesday afternoon at > o'clock. Mr.
Waite spent most of his life in this tow
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WEST GUILFORD.

Some of Charles Cox's children are
i'll with chickcn-pox
Miss Maria Thurber is spending some
time in Boston with relatives.
Mrs. Francis Lvnde has gone to Bos-
ton to visit her son, Arthur Lynde.
Mrs c. H. Phelps Is staying for the
present with her brother, Henry Briggs.
Otis Johnson went 20 Marlboro Mon
day to do some carpenter work for Mrs.
Minerva Bliss.
Horace Chaplin of Springfield, Mass,
came Monday TO visit his father and
sister, Mrs. +. G. Wright. and family.
Ora and Merritt Fisher visited last
week in Greenfield with their sister,
Mrs. Ernest Fairbanks They returned
home Monday.
Mrs. II. ". Carpenter and two chill
drcn OF Greenfield came last wecl,
Thursday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Thomas went sat.
urday to Watcrville (Nt0. called there
by the death of Mrs. Thomas : broth
er-in-law, NJ. T. Church.
School in district No. /. taught by
Miss Julia Johnson of Springfield lNt.),
closed Friday. Miss Johnson Will visit
a week with relatives in Weatherhcad
Hollow and Brattleboro before return
ing to her home.
| Ray Butfum. Oldest child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Butfum, WAS terribly
burned last week Thursday. Wayne
Butfum. uncle of the boy, was going To
! the table with pot of hot coffee when
the boy ran against him and the con
tents Of the coffee pot were spilled on
| the boy S head.
| Owing to the snow storms and hard
travelling, only 30 attended the Ladies
Iseeiety meeting last week at the
church. There was a coed entertain
ment in. charge Of Archie Phelps, con,
sisting of song by Rev. Mr.. Robinson
and Mrs. Johnson, recitations by Ruby
| Ralph and Marion Phelps, song by
/ Homer Thomas, reading by Mrs. III. /
Thomas, song by Ruby and Marion
Phelps, violin solo by Arthur Lyndc
song by Miss Julia Johnson.
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TOWNSHEND.

Miss Cora Mason went recently to
spend same time with friends III Ha ser.
hill. 7 II
Ralph r. Idly al Fdrnev visited his
mother. Mrs. Flora Eddy, from Satur-
day To Monday.
Guy Hawkins spent the weekend
with Arthur Wright at his home on
the Grafton road.
Mrs. Ahram Howe and daughter
Charlena visited this week at the home
OF her sister, Mrs Fl. H. Franklin.
Harold, Leone and Guy Franklin Wis
tied recently Mt the home of their
uncle, Abram Howe, Of West Towns
hcnd.
James Perkins is moving his family
to their new home in PerIey Allbee s
tenement recently vacated by f. NJ.
Fuller.
\. II. Marsh has been adding to the
convenience OF his meat market this
week by rcmodcling the cooler, putting
in new lining, etc. II. Sanders and
John Jenkins are doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Marsh, Eugene
BeIns and II. +. Howard attended the
surprise party given by the Odd Eel
lows and Rebekahs to Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Davis of Newfane, Tuesday even
! ing.
| Miss Hester Holden closed success
ful term OF school at Newfanc Friday
| giving her pupils a sleighride to this
village on that day. She IS spending
her vacation ut the home of her sister
Mrs. Harry Sparks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Knapp were call
| ed to Westminster Tuesday by tht
news of the sudden death of Mrs
knapp's father, Joseph Barnes, of thai
place. Mr.. Barnes was q frequent Wis
itor in this town and had many CLOSE
friends here whose hearts win be sad
dcned. His last trip to this village
was only about three weeks ago.
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GUILFORD.
requested

Miss Alice Grover has returned TO
Brattleboro.
Miss Julia johnson is visiting Mrs
Clarence Thomas.
Miss Norma Reed began work this
week for the IIolstcin- Friesian associa-
tion in BrattleborO.
There viii be an oyster supper and
social ut the home of Mrs. Sanford
Smith this week Friday evening, Feb.
l..
drew large number from this town
was not sold.
y collection will be taken next sun
day morning in the Congregational
church for the Vermont Domestic Mis-
Sionarv society.
Mrs. Ethel Squires Ryder, who has
been very i'll with pneumonia the past
week. is improving. One nurse. Miss
Cleveland, has returned 10 Brattleboro.
Miss Loomis remains FOR the present.
School in district No j. closed Fri
day afternoon. Pupils with perfect at
tendance for the term were Shirley NJ
Beals, Harry Arthur Bcals, Elizabeth
Il. French, Margaret Z. French and
| Evelyn VI. Higlcy. Pupils absent only
one day were Hugh f. Evans. Clyde
w. Falby, George +. Iliglev and Ed.
ward s. IIoughton. Harry \. BealS has
perfect record for two terms Three
| pupils had an average Of ZOE in spelling
! Margaret +. French, Elizabeth f
| French and Evelyn ITigley There
were IL pupils enrolled ana an aver
! age attendance of 1915. The pupils plan
ned n happy surprise for their teacher
Mrs. Homer ]. Thomas, and after tho
session Friday served refreshments oi
cake, cookies and candy.
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MARLBORO.

". f. Snow visited his daughter in
Springfield last week
Mrs. Jane Higley returned Monday
from visit in Brattlcboro.
Mrs G. !. Worden IS spending weel,
with her husband in Montpelier.
Mrs George Nevier Of Brattleboro visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. i. J.
Thomas, last week.
Mr. Howe Of Springfield has bought the
Maxom farm and intends to occupy it
about the middle of April
George Nlather has sold his farm to
Mr. LaBelle of Springfield Mr.. LaBelle
will occupy it May I. Mr. Mather's fam
lily is one we can i'll afford to lose from
our town.
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New Pastor Begins Duties.

Rev. Ralph b. Davis began his labors
rs pastor OF the Baptist church Sunday,
Feb. Z. Mr.. Davis comes to Putney
from the church IN London, y. II. The
following services win be held Sunday,
Feb. II: 1916, preaching service. As
Il fitting close to Christian Endeavor
week the pastor VIII speak on The
Christian Endcavor Pledge: - o'eIock.
Bible school. Services appropriate 10
the 35th anniversary Of the oaeaniza-
ton OF the school Will be held IN tho
auditorium of the church. ! brief his
tory OF the school viii lie given by the
superintendent, Deacon III. -. GaSsett.
Reports will he given by tho officers
and the work being done hy the N:Ti-
ous classes, including the Magma Char
TIA men 5 class, win he spoken Of. All
members are urged to be present. y
cordial invitation is extended To those
who were present NJ the organization
of the school or who have ever been
connected with II in anyway; p. m.
Christian Endeavor roll-call and con.
secretion meeting. Thursday evening
Irregular PRAYER and social meeting OF
the church in the vestry.
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Harry Magoon of Londonderry was a
visitor recently in the home of his sister,
Mrs. Fred Smith, on West street.
Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ Randall visited
their daughter, Mrs Hollis Butterfeld,
and husband in Dummerston Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ITazelton were
guests Sunday at the home Of his brother,
Henry Hazelton, in East Dummerston.
Mrs. Karl AGahcr and little Elizabeth
are spending few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. :. G.. Brown, in Brattleboro.
Mrs Blanche Goodnow Pratt of Boston
has received from the author in Washing
ton Il complimentary copy of the national
poem and Panama hymn which has been
written in honor of the great Panama OK
position. Mrs. Pratt has been known in
Boston as a soloist of some repute and a
specialist in Vermont songs.
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WESTMINSTER.
F. !. Lane is improving.
Helen Hall has bpan III u,;+

f. !. Lane is improving.
Helen Hall has been i'll with chicken
pOX.
The y. p. s. c. T. is arranging for a
sleigh ride 10 SaXtons River this wccl,
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard and chill
dren went to ToWnshcnd Tuesday to re-
main until Sunday
At the next Grange meeting a Grange
newspaper is to be read. 1t is desired
that every one make it point to send an
item either to Mrs. J. c. Richmond Of
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Mrs. L. W. Fullam before Feb 10. The
purpose OF the paper Is TO create fun and
enthusiasm
The Grange has bought the Wilkins
property on School street The house is
to be changed into a hall for Grange uses.
Winthrop Bent, a student at the agri-
cultural college in Amherst. Mass. is
spending short time with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Farr.
vt the Fortnightly club Monday evening
Rev. \. +. Wards talk on The Sailor and
the Ship was listened to with close atten-
ton. Mr. Ward IS a good speaker on
any subject, but the one mentioned is
thoroughly understood by him and one
that IS very near his heart He was at
ono time connected with the sailors mis-
sion in New York city seven years.
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PUTNEY.
Raporta af Schools

iall0Hing are reports ii The winter
term in some Of the schools:
intermediate school: Twenty-Five pu-
pills were enrolled. Four pupils were
perfect in attendance, Pauline Smith,
Nina Wood Ralph Austin, Austin
Gassett. Four were without tardy
marks, but were absent or dismissed,
Ruby Martin, Alton harrington, Fran
els Goodrich, Charles Hannum.
Grammar school: Perfect IN attend
ance during fan and winter terms,
Florence Martin, Carroll Murch, Wayne
Houghton. Present every day during
winter term, Adinc Farnum, Mary
10 Conner, Hazel Townsend. Absent
onc-half day, Clifford Harrington An
sent one day, Ada Wheeler Not tardy
during winter term, .Sdine Farnum, Ada
Wheeler, Mary Wsyman, Emily King,
Clifford Harrington, Dexter Kathan,
George Wood. Elizabeth G. Braley,
teacher
| Number school in East Putney
closedi Friday, Feb. ,. Twcnty-six pu-
pills We're enrolled; average attendance
21.S9; nine perfect in attendance were
Evelyn r. Phelps, Mildred H. Thomas
Richard p. Aplin, Seth II. Ellis, Charlie
w. Miller, Lorenzo A. Phelps, Forrest
10. Phelps, Richard L. Phelps and For
rest l.. Tarbox. The following we're ab
sent two days or less: Cora J. Furmal
Pearlc r. F'urman, Hazel ~ Miller
Doris NJ. Reynolds, Katherine /. Rcy
nolds, Annie l.. Stearns, Donald c. Ap
lin, Lawrence J. Reynolds, Harold j
Reynolds, Donald REYNOLDS. Howard T
Aphn was absent one-half day; Esthe,
S. LoOmis was absent three days. Mos
of the absent marks were caused h,
ILLNESS. Elsie NJ. Hazelton teacher
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The dance at F. and ". hall Friday
evening was we'll attended.

The dance at F. and ". hall Friday
evening was well attended.
German Fuller has a bad earbuncle
on the back Of his neck. Bysander
Howe is doing his work.
Mrs. !. F. Thomas and Mrs. Allie
Towslee have gone 10 Mcndon 10 visit
Mrs. Thomson ; father. Irving ColBnrn.
The Ladies' Aid society met Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Horace
Fuller. Ten were present. \ quilt was
tied, and refreshments OF sandwiches.
cake and tea were served The next
meeting will be held Friday afternoon,
Feb. 70. at the home Of AIRS. Bates,
where another quilt viii bc made.
Several Of the townspeople visited
in Peru Sunday. Mrs Milton smith
and two sons Mt Otto Coolidge :. Mrs.
NJ D. Bates and GIr. and Mrs. ]. {.
Barton ut ID. j. Macdonald :, y. H.
Whitney at the home of his son, Loren
Whitney. and Mr.. and Mrs. Lvsandcr
Howe and children at Bert Howe $
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NEWFANE.
Jewel Presented at Surprise Party.

Jewel Presented at Surprise Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl T Davis were pleas
antly surprised Tuesday evening by 40
members of the Rchekah and Odd Fellows
lodges. who enjoyed a sleigh ride to their
farm in a big team. The visitors had pre-
pared refreshments of sandwiches, cake,
coffee and cigars and before leaving Treas
urcr F. A. Dewitt presented Mr.. Davis,
who is past noble grand and past district
deputy. a jewel from the two societies as
token of esteem and in appreciation OF
many obligations he has voluntarily given
to both frequently.
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WEST TOWNSIIEND.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles 4. Pierce, now
living at - Garfield street, Springfield,
Mass. are receiving congratulations up
on the birth Of Il son, Stanley Phelps.
lie is "a great-grandson OF the late
James II. Phelps and was born Febru-
aEv s, 1918.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-02-11
LANDGROVE.
Price of Flour Soaring.

Flour is soaring in price so high that
il is nearly ont of the reach of poor
people, while farm produce and other
things remain about normal, showing
that il Is speculation and not the war
nor n scarcity Of wheat that causes this
high price. l.. F. Woodward. who IS
over 40 years Of age remembers z time
when he bought barrel OF flour and
paid so for il. giving in payment a
tub Of butter at 30 cents a pound
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-02-11

Miss Derry school and Miss Ather-
ton : school had sleighrides Saturday
afternoon, Miss Derry going with her
pupils to Dummerston and Miss Athcr-
ton : to West hill. Frank Townshend
and WIN johnson furnished teams.
First Congregational church Morning
subject. 4 Vision Of Duty. Evening,
The Song Of LABOR. Tuesday evening
the Ladies' Aid society viii serve u
supper, to which all arc invited. Thurs.
midWeck preaching service at 80.
The attendance Of q large number is
requested.
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GUILFORD CENTER.

The funeral of Henry c. Barney will
he held III the Universahst church here
Saturday at 1.30 o clock.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-02-11
Revised.

Revised.
All the worlds stage. and nearly
all of Us are getting the hook.-Puck.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-02-11

Optimistic Thought.
Prosperity gives as friends but adj
versity proves them.
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THE MORE YOU READ RE
FORMER ADVERTISEMENTS THE
BITTER WE CAN MAKE THR
REFoRMER.
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Professional Cards

DIR. HENRY TUCKER. Residence, IL Grove
St; telephone, 25S. Office, Leonard block.
Hours 100 to 3, and to 8. Telephone,
Row.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-01
PROVENCE,

Provence, Okla, June Cool,
pleasant weather. Farmers are all
busy; some have begun chopping cot
ton. Oats are very good and will soon
be ready to harvest. The berry crop
is fine, are now Just beginning to
rlpen. Prospects are good for
splendid peach crop.
The members of the Boys Sporting
club met Saturday and cleaned off
the cemetery. They were helped in
the afternoon by several of the older
ones. The boys club is for the bet
terment of its members, and its
meetings are helpful as well as en-
tertaining.
Messrs. Harris, Jarlier and Bridges
were busy last week, repairing the
damage done to the school building
by the recent rain and windstorm,
One flue was blown off and hole
crushed in the roof, with some other
slight damages.
Someone broke the locks on the
doors and entered the house of Mrs.
Hopkins one night last week and
stole several dollars worth of gro
ceries. She had purchased the gro
ceries that day in Ardmore, and was
spending the night with a friend.
The thief has not been found yet.
Fred Williams came out from Ard
more, but failed TO get any clew.
We hear some of the Provenceites
beginning to talk oil now. Several
have leased their lands to oil COM
panies in the past week.
The ladies of the Woodmen Circle |
met Thursday evening at the hall
After the business session. ice cream
was served, and a very pleasant af
ternoon was spent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-01

Pleasant Hill, situated five miles
south of the city near the Downard
Mines, is a prosperous neighborhood.
according to VIII Whitson, who was
here today. He stated that crops
were looking fine, and, with the eX-
ception Of wheat, which was some
what damaged in that vicinity, the
farmers would make record crops.
Two churches have been organized
at Pleasant Hill recently-the Metho-
dists and the Baptists-and regular
Sunday services and Sunday schools
are held by both denominations
The school house there is utilized
by the church at present but, if the
farmers make good crops this sea-
son, Mr.. Whitson says they will build
a church of their own. Mr. Whitson
says the influences of the churches is
already felt in the community, and
the people are, as a rule, regular at
tendants at every service.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-01
When baby cries,
Give it Rerry'u Pies.
WOMEN HAVE TO SMILE

In great many cases and try to
make those around them happy while
they are racked with the pain OF
organic trouble. Few men realize
how common such heroism is. The
remedy for this condition is Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
a simple remedy made from roots
and herbs, which for forty years has
been overcoming the most obstinate
ills of women. Every woman suffer-
ing from female ills owes it to herself
to give it a fair trial.
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Vern Calvert of Writ was here last
night.
T, d. Wagner of Ringing was here
last night.
A. j. Walker of Dundee was in the
city today.
W. c. Duncan of Ada was business
visitor today.
E. ]. Flynn of Writ was a business
visitor today.
J. II. Keit of Marietta was register
ed here last night.
A. A. Michaels and wife of Oil City
were here last night
Douglass H. Johnston of Emet, was
business visitor today.
c. A. Welch of Antlers was in the
city today on business.
J. X. Roundtree of Tishomingo was
business visitor today
Mrs. NJ. A. Butt of Wapanucka was
shopping here yesterday.
Ted Bolmer of Durant was in the
city yesterday afternoon.
Judge Alexander Gullett of Tisho-
mingo was in the city today
Attorney Guy H. Sigler has returned
from an extended business trip north
A. b. Incl, principal of the high
school at Pawhuska, was in the city
today.
j, b. Williams, c. j. Tye and J. G.
Witherspoon of Durant were in the
city last night
\. l.. Walkae, l.. r. Crowell and |
Guy Green of Waurika, were in the
city today on business
Mrs. r. II. Ellison of Okmulgee is
in the city, the guest of her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Butler, She will
be here two weeks.
Miss Dolly Wyatt who has been the
guest of Mrs John S Owens and Mrs.
William Owens for several dayS de-
parted Monday evening for home at
jefferson City, Missouri.
Jas. S. Whitsett of the local post Of
flee, has returned from Hickory and
Sulphur, where he has been spending
his annual vacation. Mrs. Whitsett
and two sons, Stewart and Costello,
went to Shawnee to visit relatives. :.
J. ID. Garner of Kiowa is in the city
visiting his uncle T. J. Pollock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-01
Garrett Lands Criminal

This morning Sheriff Garrett arrest
ed negro on the east side who is
badly wanted in Greenville, Texas, for
forgery. The negro, Jim Patrick. alias
Jim Morris, alias Ed. Williams, made
a getaway from the Texas authorities.
and was located by Sheriff Garrett
here and placed under arrest.
A reward of fifty dollars offered for
his capture, was earned by the sheriff
when he made the arrest.
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NJ. ID. Smith and family were in
tending to leave next Sunday morn
ing to spend the summer at their old
home in Vermont, but Mr.. Smith is
going to be somewhat disappointed
about getting so early a start for the
green hills. Yesterday he was sum-
moned to appear at McAlester next
Monday morning, and show cause if
any he had, why he should not serve
as federal grand juror Smith says
he has several causes to show the
court when it convenes Monday, but
to be deferred a few days at least.
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sons when it comes to fining persons
for exceeding the speed limit The
court this morning for splitting the
wind" last evening in the aforesaid
car and the mayor assessed a fine of
five dollars against his brother for the
indiscretion of his driver, which the
little brother paid Immediately.