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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-01

INU' 1Joo.
Reserve District No. 10.
Report of the Condition OF

Report of the Condition Of
THE OKLAHOMA NATIONAL BANK OF cHlcNAsHA.
chickasha the state of Oklahoma the close business on
November
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts except those shown on bana ssoisces
Bills OF exchange e'57teS85
Total loans sileost@
oyerdraf secured none: unsecured selaolo --- tsoio
U. oher than Liberty Bonds Of 1870
u S bonds circulation,
U S bonds certificates Of Indebtedness owned
and edged
Total q S bonds cotner than Liberty nondsp and
OF 100000
Liberty loan bonds unpledged 3a cent
Liberty pledged 0 and other
deposits -------------- 5l33ooo
ties, u 81
Bond and pledged collateral
other deposits exouded or bills payable S6oo00o
Securities than L. bonds including
socD owned unpledsed --------------- -----So's290
securities 9o7S256
Stock of Federal Reserve bank 60 per cent of subserpon 4oooo
Furniture fixtures 100000
------------ 7oOOOOo
Cash national bank sl97ss5s
Checks on other banks in the same city town as reporting
bank Coher than item 10 1S751Ss
o II. -$3SS49ti7
Checks on banks located outside Of city town of reporting
bank and other items 667o79
Total ---------- -----------------. -,i.745aosel
Capital stock paid in ----- -,,'.'.--.- slooooooO
Surplus fund 100000
Undivided profits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -S255925l
Less expenses lllle4 il4slo
Net amounts national banks 3479SA76
Net banks bankers trust companies tohe
than included in 80 3n 2445655l
Total items and -$59255027
(other deposts) subject
within
Individual 6S179149
Certificates (other
than 3683676
Cashiers 1886
100000
Total deposits bank deposis)
subject items 8S "a 35 SO, 97,3S,
80, and
Certificates money
Total of time deposits subject Reserve.
items -S75S7963
Bills payable
all obligations money borrowed,
Bills payable,
Total -si745SO261
State of Oklahoma County
T. of bank soemnly
that the statement
F. T. CHANDLER. Cashier.
Correct-Attest
A SCHUYLER,
W. St
II. DONAHUE,
0
ROBERTA BLEDsoE Notary Public,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25
q Mo hI.

Nddoem bic 8Idtter BON ben Rtp,
pen geitrsiff, tptroen iie mebrmols &c,
'tpolbeh, in einsn groben Sopf nit Tisi
6euoem @aFer, benz man gsipObnlid
etfpos Sal3 bin5ugsFiigt, nit BEN
,Ro9lDffel einsebridt unb ie no4btn
Der Robl mebr poet ipenieer bart III
cine 8iertelitunbe ooer lGnger bdrtr
estodt, ipOrouf man ods WoTer ob,
giebt, oeu RobI uuf sinsm Sicbe ob.
tropfen ldbt, bonn nit benz WisgsmeIr
fer tlsiuIdneioet unb NIT Icbr trGFti.
ger GleiI9briibe, nu9 fsttsr S4inten,
briibe ober 9ratenIaucs, in eine &dEe,
role tut, nit WustutuuB iiberftGubi
unO untsr bGufigem llmriibrer nod
iiber cine bolbe @tunoe iiber geIinoer
Geuer T6mort. - Die TlciTdbriib,
nidt Fett, 70 mub man du9 Elm Stiid
Butter bin3ufiiesn, benn Der &obI Der,
ldngt bieI Bett, beodrf binee9en tpet
uig @ola; bci benz Qlufgeben gornitr'
man ibn nit ge5rutenen &artGffelaer
ooer eer0itetcu stoItdnien unb fsrbiert
Rottletten, @rotpiirite, 6leifhboulet
ten unb oerqlci9en boau. Sdufis BE-
reitst man i6n aud 70 5u. ooB CT nod
Dem gIdndieren un6 3erboden in CT.
bibtcm @dnfez ober S9tpeinefett, mob
nu6 in Butter ceOGmpft, nit stpai
3ud,r unb elm penig Ulcbl iiberItGub
un0 erf bei Dem Nnrihisn nit sini9cr
90Heln 9ouillon iibergohen pirb; aud
miT6.n Oiele sinen @bI0ffel bon il
Butter brounger0iiete 3mieb,ln 0urun
bv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25

Wier Tiibe Oroneen iperben esI9Glt
sntternt unb In @9eiben esf9nItten
Damn ip.rb foIgenbss gsmii4t: Str
pint W1sbl, Elm @iertsl 2eelOffel SdlS
Elm GBI0fFsl 3uder, uno ein Seel0fTel
8ddpulDer Unit Dem Mebl oufummen'
eeFebD. Sn Oieie MH9uns ipsrbeu
Slpet GBl0ffel Butter einssrisben urt
bonn pirb 70 btsI UliI9 onseriibrt,
bdb es etn lpei9er Teig nirb. 0luI
meblbsItrertsm Brett pirb bieTsr in
einsn langen Streifsn uuseerollt, mil
ben 5erfdnittenen Orunsen belegt uni
bid NIT 3udsr beItreut. Damn roIIi
man ben Stretfen ouf, insiTt bic @n.
ben 70, bub Der Suft ridt enttpeider
Tam, lest ibn in Gin gut nit Butter
befri6enes @efGb unb to9t ibn bier
Si0 Wlinuten. Damn pir6 sr, nod r
longe In ben 8udoTen geT9oben, bis BIZ
Oberfldbe nbeetrodnet lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25
SOipitGIer in Baltimore nnb I'm.
aeaenN.

VOIPAuttt Nv OsttNHtVAC uuD Aut-
seecnO.
SbeppurO g. 9ratt SoipitaI, Toip-
Ion W1O.
Sfin ono Cancer SoIpitaI, 1t4O
0toro.0lount.S StroBe.
Solttb Baltimore gbe ono Gar So.
IpitoI, 1918 2igbt-StroBe.
S6omos @iIion Gan. for CHILDREN,
2 Slt-Seington.Str.
Union EroteItant Sniirmorp, 1914
Gibiiion.Str.
limited states Morine Soipital,
Gemineton.9Ibeme mO 81. ctr.
llniUeriitD SoipitoL SOmbaro- unO
@reene.Str.
@cIt @no Moternitp SoIpitaI 112
q. Golbolm-Str.
Baltimore @De, Gar onO Tbroot
Soipitol, 625 @eit-6ronfIin.Str.
@burd Some & Snfirnop, Broad.
poD uuO Goirmouut.9IDenue.
GitD SoIpitdl ono Gispeniorp, Sal.
bert ilnO Sorotoeo.Str.
9oD 8iep Soipital, perI. gaItern.
9lbenue.
Dental Sept. llniberiitD Of N1O.,
Greene itno 9omboro.Str.
6ranfIin Square Soipitdl, Gal
boln- lno 6oDette.Str.
Garrett 6ree 6oipitaI for gbiISren,
q gforo.Goreb.StroBe
Sebrep @oIpital ono 9IiDIiim, Nlo.
numeut-StroBe un6 &utlonO-9Ibe.
Some for SncurnbIes, @uilforO.
9Ibenue umo 81. StraBe.
Soipital for Goniumptipes, guOa-
iuooo, NlO.
Soipitnl for tbe @omen Of MO,
SafuDette-9lbenie.
Suburbon poipitaI. SiIlsooIe, Nto.
S. 8. aeruan 6oipitoI, &nonor
Porf, WS., o0er 2OOO q. Gborles.
StroBe.
Seipiib Some for gOniiinptibcs,
HeiIterstomn, Nlo.
Scbns Sopfins SoipitoI, 90. 8rouO-
tpoD.
W8orDInno General SoipitoI.
@arDlonO Someopatbic Soipitnl,
1922 NorO.@oilnt.StroBe.
@iorDIono Soipital for tbe Sniane,
GotonspiIle, WlO.
Mount Sope Hetraet Son., Yifes.
bile, W1O.
gaurierp & Gibbs @oipitol, 6ranf-
lin lmo Sbroeoer.Str.
@m Hointer Nlemorial SoIpita(,
@reen Sprine.9lpenue, nabe Al. Str.
@pe, Gar ono Sbroot GborifD So.
lpitol, 1917 DItgoltimore.Str.
ct. slenes SofpitoI & Sonitoriun,
eoton- iino Nilfeus-9(penue.
ct Soiepb's &oipital, Caroline
l'no Sofimon.StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25
@rnuOtiids- llcbcrtrasmnsen.


G6eooore Goofe un0 6roi an Wlo-
rD Is. Sobnion, Siioieite 30., nobe
SSeniferitr.. 22.t1 bel 1877.
0erielbe an @iorp 9. @inonO,
Siioieite 80, nobe Seniieritr., 22.11
bel 1877.
0ieieIben an Caroline 5. Monn,
SiiOleite 3O., nobe Seniferitr., 22.11
bel 1877.
Gielelben an Sobu 20. @lorriion,
SioIeite 30, nobe Seniieritr.. 22.tt
bel 1877.
6ronf OIopof Sleultp SO. an @m.
y. Sinoinp, 9tr. 1862, Oit %. Str.
So6n Z. Donobue an 9lrrom q. ..
g., 8eitleite SinpooO-9lue., nobe DER
6Iectitr., 1877 bei 70.
6ronf Oiouof &eoItp 50. an 6oir-
mourt-glue. uno Gbdpelitr. y. 9. ".
glr. 1, 800 N..Gurlepitr,
0icieIbe an OieieIbe, S02 @.-@ur.
lepitr.
Sobn &. 2uent nno 6rou an III.
bert 6. Somes uno 6ruu, yir. 2319,
@ononoion-glpe.
@0norO sc. !3ommon0 uno 9lnoere
an Worion 6. Glorf, 2 2ots.
S. 8olter @onIter, IT,, lino 6roli,
9rilltecs, an @olter %. GonmoD ino
6rou, Noroieite Der Sollins-Str., no
5e 9Bulosfi-Stro., 1879 bel 80.
WlorD 6. &eDnolos, @rtr., on 80.
6. 9teDnoIO, 10 2ots.
Setb 90. 2intbicum on @m. S.
WGcbring uno 9[nOere, OIticitc DER.
Hoieoole.Str, nobe Molroo.glbc.
NIottbios 6. 9lngclnier rnO 9lnoe-
re, an @m. 8. Sobnion uno 6roil,
gBcIticite Der GurleD.Str, nobe Der
@onument-Str 1913 bel 65.
@eo. s. gtoctb unO 6rou an Eb.
8. gtoctb rno 6roli, 2 Cots.
@uilfor0 8boe 60. an 9ate u.
Stron, 2 Cots.
Qcrielbc an @m. 8. Ssamcion, 2
2ots.
QerIeIbc an Sobn Wacacn8ic, 8wci
Cots.
SSobn Z. O1orris imo NlnOcr, on
Sobn z. Dtorris, Sii0pelt.@de Der
SiIlen. lno Golbin.Str.
Gbos. gBimmer uno 6rou an S.
@immer imO 6rou @eItieite Der
9eInoro. .9lDc., nobe 6oirmount.Aoe.,
1913 bel 65.
Geo. 9rouB an 6. 0er5oq, @eIt.
icite Der aenmooo. .9lpc., nobc McGl.
ocrrp.Str., 1876 BEL 6S.
Charles Ser6oe an @eorgc 9rouB
uno Groll, @eiticitc Der aenmooO.
9lbc.. nobc Mc@loerrD-Str., 1876 bei
6S.
q. 4. Nlob &eoltn 60. on Goris Nc.
Sdoo6, Z @rlnoitiide
Sobn Z. Gonobne oil 9lugliItl
1old. 95r. TAG. Siio-Ieder- -9lpenie.
Slonjo Jo6erts uno 6rau on 9uIa
u. Sarge, 9forOweiticitc Golpbin-,
no6e llpton-StroBc, IA 6ei 100
Gpo NfifnIeoniS 'on 3onitontaS
3i6utis imO 6rou gir 620, Siio.
|oco-StroBe.
Sobu &. 9ropn uno 6rmt an So-
rob &c 9usfep, @eitieite 9orrs-
StruBe, no6e 9lllep, 1873 bel n.
Sorob &c 9usfeD an 9lnnie, ~.
9rown, @eitieite 9arrc.StroBe, no6e
9ulep, 1873 bel n.
@nl 3. acnodIl mo 6rau an 9.
~ lln.A ....A cc..u ~ tAa.,nlLralAn 4 ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25
Sir 9ans nnO
&ii@e.

SeIItriesGremes SuppG
Drst HoFsu fetnesidutttenen Gel
leris f,bt man nit 5ipet Quart Iisben.
oes WoFsr ouF, ldbt ss cine Stuno'
ioden, oann prsBt man. ipus leidi
6urd bds Sisb esbt, btnourd, BAG
Sorts uno Gdfsriss ldBt man suriid
Nun piro Butter beib esmddt unt
NIT Mebl cine belle Ginbrenrs beret.
itt, @ol5 boSu, NIT Der SeIleri.briib'
oufgdiint unb Dor benz Qnrt4tsn st'
lpos 9Robm OOsr nit @iseIb 5erquirlt'
UIildb baron gsriibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25

glInmeoo, nobe 6orioro 9ioao, i4.5
bel Sc.
SomeS u. @olge an s. 8. Sbom.
man 9lor0icitc 9lortb.9Ioenue, nabe
10. StroBe, 10 6ei t05.
SnOiono &ecleu an Geo. 0i. 6ouit-
man iry uno 6rou Siticitc @ooo-
penr 9IIlep, no6c Safo0ette 9lpenuc,
IA bel 51.1.
6roncis u. 2oceu6D umo 6roll an
Baltimore Cube So, Sitede 9ui6-
lno 9tonticofe-Strobe.
Soro6 6. 2urmon an 0ieiel6e SiiO-
edc 9aporo- inO Nanticofe.StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25
8ai.1ampFer.

Baltimore II. PHILADELPHIA Dont-
pler'@o." Csricsion.2inie), Bier 1,
Sigbt.StroBe.
"S'etu-Yorf nnO Baltimore Erons.
5troBc.
~9aliimOre Sieam Rodet Co."
tSIo Z. 9op einc). gicrs t0-13
Sia6t- -5troBc.
"yter&onts ono Ulincrs' Eruns.
gortaticn port Sine, ESier 3, Sub SOn
s'iio.@opltrobe.
- "Sbeinpedfe Steomibip 2tnc".
Fier 10. Siebt.Strobc.
"yort RiUer Siue". Pier is. Sight
Strabe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25

3S-4Oc.; ErintS, 3S-41c.; Cred
merp, 80 37c.; Coirp 9SrintS, 80
34c, :, Storepadeo, 33c.
@ter. 0ubcno, WlS. mo ga,
32c,; @oItern Shore @lO. unO 3d.,
S2c.; peltlid)e (Sbio), 32c.; @..ga.,
31c.; iiiOlide (0..G.), 30c.
9ebcnDeS @cfliigel. -
SriiiubrsbTbner, ts4 bis 2 9funO,
27-2Sc.; ~ bis ~ @iunO, %
26r.; 9ftno uno weniger, 23-
24c.; iunge ipciBe 9egborit I @funO
80 -24c. alte Sennet A EiunO unC
me6r, Bic; fleine, BIC; alte SABINE.
t2 -t3c.; @nten, olte @luScopD rnO
Nlongrel, 15-t6c.; SuOOle, olte, 10
-16c.; 6riibiobrs@nten 31s Bfino
lmo mebr, 81 pc; fleine, 1916. (;
9ou6en nlte ino iunge Bapre. 20c
&ortoffeln n gleue: 0ioriolt
mo Sompton SOB, $300-3.50;
Goitcrn SHORE. NGO. mo @o., $500
$50; yorf &ioer, 9tr. I, SAB,
$2.75-300; 9loppo6annod, glr. 1.
$500 $50; 9lr. 9. $3.50 200
S6itunO @emiiie 6rii6'
9IepieI, Sob. Goncb, $500 $50;
fleinc, $t0O-t.25; 9obnen, Oloriolf,
aorb. $t.OO-t.25; @oppobunnod,
75c. 800; bcimiiHe. ariine, guiA.,
$t.OO-1.25; @ods, 9uideI, Toe
$tOO; rotbe Slii6en, Dol, t-t14c.;
9rombecreh iiiOli6e, 0uurt, IL
t2c.; Gaiiern S6orc, Wlo.. Sic;
arout, Goitern Sbore, Grote, 90
60c.; Yorf Sliuer, SAB, SOC; Gonta-
loupeS. &c. Crate, 75c,-$i.50;
@corgio. Grote, Zoe $3.50; NloiS,
Cubeno. 0loppo6onnod, 7-t0c.; ;
GoItcrn Shore, S-t2c.; @urfen,
bcintiide, Gor6. 10 20c.; @irgiuio.
Sob, 5O-t.25; aorintbeu. @i0.
mo @o.. Nnort, t0-ttc.; egg
TIonts, @rote. $2,5O-3.0O; Sei6el.
6cercn iiiolibc. Guort. f2- 4c. ;
@1O. nno @o, Quart. t2 i4c.; Sale,
@uIdcItiite, 10 25c,; SoIut, %.g,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25
GterRt@.

Mon DerquirIt apsi eun5e Gisr
sfpei Gtootter, cine priie seItoBsnl
Mustotbliite unb @aIa nu4 Gefdmot
In elm Qdtel Quart iultcm WuKer
sieBt bic MoFe In cine nit Butter
uus9eitri6sne BIs9fOrm, bic man Su
esbedt 70 Iongs i'm betBsn MoTer its
ben IdBt, bis Ois MuFs geIiert 1T; TO-
den ourf ous WuTer ni4t, ss mui
obsr isbr beiB eebultsn ipsrbsn. @Or
oem GisrIti9 f9neiOet man 5ierli4v
@treifsn, Die man in Oie dns.ridtet
Hare 8uui[lon Iesi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25

AbOnncntcn, bic ben r0cntIdrn
eOrrelpOnOcntcn" nidlt pinftlib Ober
i'nrc9clmGhie erbaItcn, fnO scbctcn,
Der Office OabOu per SeIepbOn OOcr
l@FlItlId @dH4ciInua an madeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25
Spencer i'm SUiyitaI.

I'm feline @rbolung bon Dem
SHIoeonfou, Oen CT Dor einisen $50
den crlitten botte. au forOcrn pur-
Oe Sobn 8. Spencer, Elm NlitgIieo
ocS StoOtrotbes fir Die bierte @orO,
BON lcinem Scim gir. $50 @. .-8ol.
timore.Str., nod Oem ct. 9lgncs.So-
ipitol iiberfiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25

Sie beiteben nur aus NosgeumebI
WdTer ober Wilh. ctipos SeFc unt
@oI5. Mon mo9t bier5u obenb8 ir
Der S9iiFcl nit Rogesnmebl ein 6e'
ftnItiid an, etipd Elm Wiertel 2itel
Mil9 oDer balb Wlil6, baIb @oTei
unb Elm babies 9GFel9en 6eFe ouI
Sipsi pfuno Mebl. 9lls 3utot nul
Elm tpents SdIS. Das Ssfeniiid, nil
INNER, lauiparm on9eriibrt. ST eS
oufgeeongen, pirb Der 9cig getnetei
unb iibsr Nd9t ni4t 3u iporm esItslIt
Wlorsens pirO er auf benz Rudenbreti
ettpd Elm bulb 3on bib auseetriebsr
un6 nit elmer tlsinen, I4orFtdntieer
@6iiF.l runbe pldbs ausgeitodsn, oiI
unesfGbr flint 3ou Dur9meFsr pa.
ben. sic tpsrben nit DaFsr bsltri'
den unb nit elmer Msuistsit SolS be,
ftrsut, erbdlten nit bret 5ineerIpiber
bret Supfen in Der Wlitts. bumit tsinl
Blofs bddt. Sot non 3eit, ionn NOR
iis nodmoIs uufgeben IuFen. SO1 si
fbneI eeben, fam man iis aud eleit
beim Roffeetodsn baden, tpos In beibei
R0brs sen Biz fiinfssbn Minuter
oausrt. Sinb iie f96r braun sebdt'
len, iuerbsn Iie nit Butter beitribsn
DisI. Rriesstpedsn f9medsn frifd
Fsbr irGftig unb gut unb laFen iid
aud am nG9ften Wlorsen nod sinmo'
nuFbadsn IGuser tdussn Fe obsr nidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-25

aorO, 50c. $t0O; bcimiI6cr. gu.
Idelfiiic, % SOC; 3wicbcln, Seros.
Bermuda, Grote, $tO0-t25; 9iop-
pa6onnod, gcIbc, aor6, Toe. $i.OO;
6oB, $3.50 -2.75; weiB, $500 $50;
&iiriicbe, SAB. $500 2.5O; 4ieifcr,
6la., Crate, $1.50-2.25; &imbCcrcn,
@oliern Shore, rotbc, 9Siut, &c;
Quort 13-t4c.; 9i6ubor6, 100 Din.
Del, 50c. $i.OO; Spinot, bcimiIdcr,
guideIfiitc, 90 25c.; Squoi6, aorb,
10-15c.; Gomatcn, 9Sotomac, Gar.
rier, reife, 50c.; Crime, 80 SOC. ge.
mobnIihc, 25-50c.; 9ioppabannod,
25-50c.; @ofermelonen 6lo. mo
@o., buuoert. $500 5000.
Slide, 5roide, &rebieunO
Clans. gnttcrfiide, 6oB, $1,000
1900; aorpien, &hnO. 5-7c.; /;
Grocils, 6oB, $5.0O-6.OO; 6fnocrn
&iuuo. 5-6c.; Grout, groBc, Sab.
$500; SoImon Srout, YfunO,
S-10c; &od, |hmo, Is 20c.; &c.
ipobnIier, 90 DC; %on 20 DC;
weiBe @erd, oroBe, @iunO, t2- -t5c.;
Medium, Csc; gclbe Ycrh, @hmO,
12-15c.; meoium Sc; MofreIct,
iiOlide, @iuuo, t5-tSc.; GoilorS,
groBe, @hmO, t2-t5c.; medium, G.
&c.; GotfiIb. @funO, &C.; Se6te,
YhnO, 15--tSc.; 9lole, %hlnO, G.
1Oc.; Clans, bnuoert, 70 90c., bortC
&rebie Sab, $500 600; ipcidIbo.
lige, CubenO, 40-75c.; 5nappcrS,
Yfuno, Sc.
&GIber. ~ G6oice. @iilno, t9c.
cute. Yhno. - t215c.; i6iperc,
Stiid, $1,000 22O0; roube. Stiid.
$12OO-15.O0; fleinc, magere. $500
1000.
9Gmmer uno Sdofe. -
G6oicc fcttc S6oie, %fino, 6H &C..
quite, 31@-5c.; rou6e. Stiid, $3.50
400; olte @ode, 8fo., &c; 6riib.
iabrsWGmncr, fettc, 45 bis 55 EfunO
idper, Sio., t4c.; quite bis mittlerc,
Efo., 1t-13c.
Sdmeine. - 6erfcI, ie nad)
@roBe, Stiid, $3.OO-4.0O; SboatS,
ie nad @rsBe, $5.00-6.0O.
&in0oieb.-S Suuee iettc Sticre
bon 1000 bis 1900 &hmo @epi6t,
GfOy S12-9c.; Stiere unter 1000
8funO @epibt, 7-Sc.; SdIcn,
%ioo BE; 9ulIen, @fo. 5la-7c.
groBe iunge aiibe, 9funO, g. sc.
mnaere, BE; Giibe nit aolb,
$1,000; moeere, @fO., 3-315c.
Eobof (YiarDInno), 100 EIumo.
- Snferior uno frolteo, $iO-12;
gutter eeiDohnIider mO eriiner, $t3
10; gutter eeiuobnIider, $l6-1S;
niitteImGbiaer. $10r-2t; auter bis
rotber, $22-24; SoncD. $25- -27;
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-17
CHESTNUT RIDGE

Miss Tessie Covington, who has
had a position at State Hospital No
4 for several months, has resigned her
position there and is visiting relatives
en- this route.
Clarence Shannon of Sprott spent
Sunday with his cousins, Vernon and
Gillum Burgess.
Miss Hazel Coffman returned to her
Ecme in St Louis Sunday afternoon
after spending a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Louie Fink.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Porter Of Des-
loge visited the formers father, VIM
Porter, a few days this week.
Mrs. Emma Presnell of St. Louis
visited her sister, Mrs. Joe Rudy, and
brothers, Ben and John Marks, the
latter part of last week and the first
Of this week.
VIM. Porter returned home from
Oklahoma last Sunday to help the
family get ready to move there, as
they intend to make Oklahoma their
future home. They will have a sale
next Saturday and leave sometime
the following week.
4uAs anu 4ui5s L i4IA oOSS ana GILL
dren, Rosie, Mamie and George, of
Knob Lick, DR.. and Mrs. Watkins of
Bonnie Terre, Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. U.
G. Hawk and Grandma Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clay and chill
dren visited their sister, Mrs. R. E.
Hawn, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Donald Gorder of St. Louis
came last Tuesday to visit her sister,
Miss Mamie McEligott, and uncle,
John Burner, and to get her little
daughters who have been spending
their vacation with her sister and
uncle.
Brother Bailey has been preaching
at Chestnut Ridge this week, but the
rain prevented the services a couple
of days. If there is no further hind
rance there may be services until af-
ter Sunday.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-17
:: COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE !:

1922 Ha e.. =.
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Zim-
mer, of near Doe Run. n
Louis Bourgeois and son, Fred Were
visiting relatives and friends in Her
culaneum the first of the week.
Misses Rosie and Julia Herbst and
brother, Walter, were Pennington Wis
itors Saturday.
Louis Bourgeois and daughter
Lucy, and son, Fred, were Pennington
visitors Saturday. ~
Misses Lucy and Ruth Kinzer re-
turned to their home "Wednesday from
fvisit with their aunt, Mrs. Mary
Mathews.
Miss Jerusia Turpin Of St. Louis is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary Mathews,
Amos Horton, who went to St
Louis to take examination for mill
tary service, failed to pass on &C.
count of his eyes. He is now visiting
home folks.
Geo Hulsey was visiting home folks
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bourgeois and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Weiss and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Weiss and
family, Jim Lovvorn and daughters,
Bertha and Elsie, Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
Barnes visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Weiss Sunday afternoon.
Misses Maud and Fife Jansen were
visiting their uncle at Flat River last
week.
Mrs. Frances Turpin is visiting her
daughter on Route 6 this week.
We had a fine rain Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Revoir and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. John Goeltz
were at Iron Mountain Lake Sunday.
Miss Frieda Revoir returned home
Sunday fro ma visit with relatives and
friends in St. Louis.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-17
DESLOGE

Mrs. L. NJ. Reeves and Mrs. H. l.
Jones motored to Knob Lick Monday
to visit the formers aunt. Her
mother, Mrs. James Gordon, and her
daughter, Miss Irene, who have been
visiting relatives there for the past
few days, accompanied them home.
Prof. H. L. Jones, DR.. L. NJ. Reeves
and VIM. Haws attended the baseball
game at DeSoto Sunday. The game
resulted in victory for Desloge, the
score being 2-1.
John Clark, the only son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Smith, is quite ill with ty-
phoid fever. Mr.. Smith, of Parsons,
Kansas, arrived Thursday and will re-
main until his son is better.
Opal Evans Of Pennington visited
friends in Desloge Tuesday.
Mrs. Belle Rose and Miss Leona
Hartzell visited friends in Bcnne
Terre Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Robertson spent
Monday and Tuesday in St. Louis.
Miss Grace Newman, who has been
attending the Normal Cape Girar-
deau, returned home Monday.
Paul Nations Of Pennington visited
friends here Tuesday.
John Ball of Bonnie Terre was a
Desloge visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. May Smith who has been Wis
iting friends in Red Granite, Wis,
for the past two weeks, returned to
Desloge Friday.
Mrs. Emmett Wescot and daughter,
Bernice. Mrs. R. B. Lester and Miss
Rose Turner were Bonnie Terre Wis
itors Friday.
Dr.. R. B. Lester and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Emmett Wescot motored to
Melzo Saturday.
Chas. Calvird and family Of Farm
ington visited relatives here Sunday
Amos Morris and Robert Ramsey OF
Leadwood were Desloge visitors Mon
day.
Misses Edna and Lucille Cundiff of
Pennington visited home folks this
week.
DR.. Henton transacted business in
Mel2o Saturday.
James Morrins attended the base
ball game in DeSoto Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bryan motored
to st. Louis Friday. Mr.. Bryan re-
turned Saturday and Mrs. Bryan re-
manned for weeks visit with friends.
Mrs Chas. Heath and family spent
Sunday with relatives in Des Arc.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-17
ROUTE 3

August Mayberry and Clell Counts
of Mine La Motto spent Sunday with
Mr., and Mrs. James Bowling.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harter and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. Joel
Hammers and family.
jackson Mcdaniel and family, near
Miller Switch, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. W. E. Golfer of this route.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Womack, John
Thomure, Frank Harter and son,
Burl, motored to Ste. Genevieve Fri
day.
Ralph Wade spent Sunday with his
cousin, Julian Gordon.
Henry Agnew of near Three Rivers
spent Sunday with friends in this
community.
Noah, Lee and Raymond Hammers
Of Flat River spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives on this route.
Miss Elvie Wampler, who was en-
ployed at State Hospital No. a, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her pa
rents, Mr., and Mrs. John Wampler.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Resinger and
son, Marvin, of st. Louis spent the
first of the week with relatives on this
route.
Clarence Wade motored to Flat
River Sunday.
Miss Rutha Bowling, accompanied
by her brothers, Henry and Homer. of
Yount, is spending a few days with
her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Bowling.
Ada and Reva Wamplers of Flat
River spent the weekend with rela-
tives and friends on this route.
The farmers of this route are do
ing some special work on the road
from Amasa Vaugh's to the old Plank
Road, and the County Court is hav-
ing it graded after the work is done.
MIR. and Mrs. ALI Hendrix and chill