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The Snowflake herald., 1919-08-15
Buslllnan Family Have
Reunion at ST. Joseph

Ariz.. the Bushman's gathered
for their Reunion. John and
Lois Bushman, the father and
mother Of the Arizona Bush
mans, came from Utah to be
with their children on this dav.
after an absence of two years.
August 9th is the birthday of
their Oldest son, Homer f. Bush
man, and this day has now been
set for the Bushman Reunion.
The first Bushman Reunion was
held on the Silver Wedding of
father and mother Bushman.
February II. 1890. Since then
there has been many gatherings
but not always on the same day
nor always every year. Nine
Bushmans came to Arizona in
1878 and now their living family
numbers 100. about 70 of which
were present at the Reunion.
The sons and daughters and
families met at the old home
stead on the morning Of the
gathering day. Here cousins
romped and played on the lawn
while mothers and aunties pre-
pared the big Reunion dinner.
Some of the uncles and brothers
fixed the big table to gather the
food on. while others raced Fords
up and down the town to gather
the folks. After the big gat-
herring up was completed a meet
ing was held in the Relief So
ciety Hall where nice home
like program was enjoyed. All
families present but two, Mrs.
June'B. Smith 5 in Canada and
Mrs. Maria b. Smith 5 in Utah.
After the meeting tn 81 all
gathered arouud the board laden
with a good luscious meal. Each
was supplied with a plate in real
Cafeteria style and helped them
selves to the appetizing dinner.
During the afternoon games
We're played BY the youngsters
and the older folks went jov rid
ing. In the evening another
gathering together took place at
the ward meeting house. Some
of the old friends Of early days
w ere invited. Those present
were Joseph Hanson, Emma S.
Hanson. Henry Tanner, Eliza
and Emma Tanner. S. NJ. Porter
and wife and Johanna Westover. /
Songs were furnished by the Ell
grandchildren. Grandma Bush
man lent her voice to the oc-
casion and sang many old favor
ite songs.
Corporal Silas Bushn1an grand
son who servedin the great war,
told his experiences. The even |
ing was wound up with talks and
by'visiting friends,
this ended the gathering and
now there is a scattering and it,
will take another year to gather
them together again.
Women Democrats Of the 18th
Assembly District in New York
The Snowflake herald., 1919-08-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The fall and winter term of
the Flagstaff Normal school
j opened Monday.
John H. Pearce, cattleman,
was here from h rs ranch at
Walker Farm Tuesday.
c. C. Bryant and Andy Per
kins of Taylor We're transacting
business in town Wednesday.
For water troughs and galvan-
lied steel tanks see Wetzler Sup
ply Company. 7-26tf
Bp. John Bushman and son,
Virgil and family, of st. Joseph
were visiting in town the first of
the week.
R. D. Rogers, one of the lead
ing farmers of Linden agN'icul-
tural district, was In town the
first Of the week.
Elvin Nicholson, stone mason,
ha been engaged lately
putting in a cement dip in the
county road near Pinedale.
Mrs. Eliza S. Rogers. who pur-
chased the old school house is
having it partitioned off into
small rooms for a tenement ap-
partment.
Wetzler Supply Company are
prepared to cut, and thread pipe
in any length required and can
furnish all the pipe fittings re-
quired for home and fire use.
Lewis Hunt of Linden came in
from his ranch Wednesday and
reports that part Of the country
looking at its best with good
crops and a fine grazing range.
E. T. Chaffee and son have re-
Gently remodeled the Chase Ro-
gers residence in the West part
Of town. The Rogers family IN
tend moving down from their
ranch at Linden for the winter.
Snowflake probably has the
most convenient shoe-shop in the
country. The cobbler drives his
burro team about town moving
his wheeled shop from place to
place. Whenever accosted by a
customer he stops his team and
does the necessary repairing.
Frank Campbell, deputy sher-
if, and VIM. Gibson. town mar
shal, were engaged Monday dis
injecting the stagnant pools of
water in the streets of the town
caused by the unusual heavy |
rains. The water was given a
dose of creosote which was in
tended to put typhoid germs,
wigglers and tadpoles to flight.
Silas Bushman left Tuesday
evening for Provo. Utah. where
he intends staying the rest Of
the summer. It is reported that
the lady uppermost in his mind
resides at this place and that his
recent military service overseas
greatly interfered with a part
nership he had in view. We are
unable to publish his future
plans but there may be something
happen soon that will be of in
terest to his many friends.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-08-15
State Leader of Boys
and Girls Clubs Here

Miss Agnes Hunt Of the state
University is holding boys and
girls club meetings in the vari-
Gus communities of the county.
A lively interest is being awak-
ened in the matter as might be
expected, nd several of the
members are getting in line for
prizes at the County Fair.
Several prizes are offered by
the Fair for the champion team
contesting in different things.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-08-15

Pres. Samuel F. Smith iand
Prof Silas L. Fish arrived home
yesterday from Los Angeles.
Pres. Smith has been under the
doctors care and has improved
very much but he is far from
being well yet, as his physicians
assure him he must rest quietly
for a considerable length Of time
before recovering from his nerv-
Gus breakdown. Prof. Fish has
been attending Summer school
at the University of California
at Berkeley. Mrs. Lulu Smith
went to Holbrook to meet her
husband. The party was brought
over from the county seat by
Clarence Owens.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-08-15
Clay Springs c. c.
Organization Perfected

The Navajo Club met with the
Clay Springs Commercial organi-
zation August 18th, in a spe-
cial meeting and entertainment
for the purpose of completing a
permanent organization and get
ting under way with full steamup.
Members of the Club present
were JOS. Willis, Alonzo Standi-
fird, Reuben Perkins and E. F.
Chaffee. The new organization
as perfected on date above men
toned. took for its name ''Tne
Edge Wood Club. = The officers
elected were: Vim. A. Hunt,
president; Reuben Perkins. sec
retary and treasurer. These, toe
geth6r with the two vice presi-
dents, constitute the board Of
control.
A very entertaining program
was rendered and a well attend
ed dance enjoyed by all present.
The Edge Wood Club" was
voted brilliant success and
starts on It's mission with the
best wishes Of all who are in
with the good work OBJ
tainable by such organizations.
We compliment The Edge
Wood Club" on it's advent into
the commercial world and be-
speak for il hearty support
from the people of Clay Springs.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-08-15

Prof. Chas. F. Hansen of Tay
lor was a business visitor Wed
nesday.
For sale Cheap. Fine 9-roon
house in Snowflake. See James
Petersen, Pinedale, Ariz.
Rob Henderson, carpenter oI
Holbrook, has been in town 81
late working on the railroad de.
pot
Geo. c. Morse, sheepman. was
in town Tuesday enroute to his
ranch in the mountains from
HoIbrook.
George Bailey, cattleman oi
the Milky wash country, was il
town during the week for a visit
to his wife.
Mrs. Katie Fish and daughter
Mary and the formers mother.
Grandma Reidhead, are at
Woodruff this week visiting.
Harold Morgan Of the Tribune
staff at Holbrook came over Sun
day to help out the Herald shop
while Dir. Jones was nursing his
injuries.
w. E. Goodman Of the Clay
Springs country was here from
his ranch Monday and reports
considerable rain and grass in
that vicinity.
E. f. Chafiee and son, carpen-
ters, have been building an Office
room in the back of the Coop
store this week for the accom-
mediation of the book keeper.
!. G. Updike Of St. Johns
was here Wednesday with his
mother and sister, Mrs. Hall,
packing up the effects of his
father for the removal to that
place.
The father of Governor Tom
Campbell was in Flagstaff last
week his first visit there in half
a century, The senior Camp
bell was in Flagstaff years be-
fore town was dreamed Of
in 1863.
Sometimes a newspaper over
looks an interesting piece of
news. Such was the case when
the Herald man failed to an
nounce the arrival of a son on
July %, 1919, at. the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Perkins.
The little fellow has been christ
ened Jesse Lamar.
The second annual Navajo
County Fair catalog has been
furnished free of cost to the
Fair Association by the Herald.
Anyone intending to enter exhib-
its at the Fair or contest in any of
the events should call on the sec
retary Of the Fair Association
for a copy to familiarize them
selves with the rules.
Mrs. Mary Petersen of Pine
dale has recently purchased the
stock Of goods in ST. Joseph be-
longing to the St. Joseph Mer-
camille Co. and her son, Farley,
is now in charge of the business.
Mrs. Petersen recently sold her
stock, two miles
from Pinedale, to Jas. Petersen,
who, we are informed, will move
the goods to Pinedale.
Elias Smith, Of Linden, and
one Of the.thrifty farmers OF that
section, has been in town during
the week. He reports the beans
crop lighter there than usual on
account of a bug interfering with
the growth Of the plant but that
the other crops are enough better
to make up for the loss. Elias
was in a recent runaway ac-
cident that caused him to use
crutches for a few days but he
can get arouud as usual withoyt
The Snowflake herald., 1919-08-15

The o6ce of town marshal is
too slow for William Gibson.
He has rendered his resignation
and the town council will CON
slider applications for the job at
next meeting,
The Snowflake herald., 1919-08-15
Experts From u. Of "A.
Giving Demonstrations

Pot Cunningham and Miss
zimmerman of the extension SER
n'eof the state University have
oaaa conducting demonstrations
y cheese and butter making in
pug several communities during
apast week.
The attention Of interest has
'''a good and it is expected the
@l',' will be far reaching in
.''Asalag interest throughout
NJ y 'ouaJry in the production Of
4'.A ana cheese. Conditions for
PRODUCTION are favorable and
II. ...4laaent industry viii in a
,.,.t Y. time grow out Of the pre-
w @a small beginning.
~ '..a the able assistance Of
IA ''sefsl5y Extension Service
@.a...l als2aadry Of our several
'l'ilCleS lis bpino h,.o,,c.t, II.
!" 'llSaest state Of efficiency.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-08-15

Miss Mary Garrett Hay. treas
urer of the Women's National
Republican, Executive Commit
tee, calls the Ladies Aid' the
fifth wheel in the political mar
chine. Men and women should
serve side by side on the com-
mfttees, should labor together in
the Assembly, should together
evolve plans. platforms and p6li-
cies, and in fact, should be po-
litical partners. Women can
check mems predatory instincts,
men can check women's vision
ary schemes. Women, like men,
who do not stand aside and idly
criticize. but who roll up their
sleeves and work, are today the
best patriots and the most use
ful s'citizens, says Miss Hay.
And she is one of the workers!
The Snowflake herald., 1919-08-15

Forest Supervisor Ward Shep-
ard of the Forest Service of Al
buquerquc, arrived here last Fri
day on an inspection trip of the
office work and ranger stations,
He left for the Apache National
Forest last Monday on similar
mission,
E. ]. Smith of Clay Springs
was in town for a load of sup
plies Friday. Master Ralph
Smith of Holbrook. who h a $
been visiting. at his ranch the
last two weeks, improved the OPP
portuuity of starting on his
homeward trip.
The Snowflake herald., 1919-08-15

so....l o1osseIs correspondent IS re-
ssls s,ls'1.3 Tor this: Ten thou
nm. saogs Of war are being de-
II. as'..z5d, ..5l; They're the real dogs
s,.., a.osd the Allies as dispatch
ID watch dogs and staff
ts@ !, 4ad every one Of these
nsr = aonorsd with a military
sae 4 fOgafias service stripes.
ii ~ ,ne DOGS viii 60 back to
b IL 5n ,.sfs, who loaned them
adn.t..a satation Of the war. A
5r aS,Il3l soo firm has been ask
n =" ni. ot them. Others will
sgr n. military service. The
crosIt1o ~ tae Prevention Of
sess fort,,.an = animals will adopt
. Ion ~.l. .,a1ate, those recover
" see tS.s hounds Of battle, and
rHts.o ''a' they haye homes
The Snowflake herald., 1919-08-15

DO not delay buying furniture
while Wetzler Supply Go. carry
a good stock. and at very attrac-
tive prices. 7-26tf
The Snowflake herald., 1919-08-15

Women Democrats of the 18th
Assembly District in New York
want a voice in naming the can
didates and threaten to bolt the
party and name their own candi-
date a man if Tammany's s
deputy boss" insists on th e
'handpicked" nominee he has
put forward. They delivered
their ultimatum at joint meet
ing where the well-oiled mac
hine' was working overtime to
name the boss So candidates.
Two were named amicably, then
the storm broke and the women
had their say. The boss went
down and out, an d now the
machine" is talking in whispers
and wondering Just what hit it,
The Snowflake herald., 1919-08-15

John H. Udall and family Of
Hunt arrived here Thursday for
a visit with Mrs. Udall's mother,
Aunt Janet Smith. John HI. re-
turned home and left the family
to complete the visit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-26
FRISCO RAILMAN

Train No SOC Departs----- $40 a. IN
Train 30, jIi Departs------12:3O p. m
NIiNed Train
Train No. $40 DEPARTS 4:5O p. m.
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Real Estate
Ardmore Homes

a FINE little home. five rooms. built
in features, brick mantel, on Me.
Lish Ave, in very desirable neigh
borhood; price $1,000.
~ BRICK residence. containing five
rooms, in fine neighborhood south,
west; this is a handsome little home
$4,000.
y SIN room bungalow, in Highland
Park Addition; remember that here
Will be the fashionable part of Ard
more; price $3.50.
A NICE six room residence on paved
street on Main St, modern through
out; very closely priced at $4,000.
a GOOD bargain in five room home,
large lot in fine neghborhood;
southwest Ardmore; price only $4,.
600.
n FIVE room succeed house close in; ;
northwest, it is handsome and fin
ished like "A Pullman car; price 49,
soc; $3.50 will handle.
A FINE six room bungalow on Nc
Lish Ave. a real home; owner needs
the money; price $3.50.
AN EXCELLENT place to live. five
room modern home ON car line; in
northwest; ~ feet, east 'front.' price
$3.50.
A MODERN five room brick house on
street car line; east 'front.' will sell
for S2,750; $3.50 will handle.
GREAT big two story, large lot,
in northwest; the biggest and best
for the money in the city: It is mod.
ern, too, price $3.50
A FIVE room house on Fifth Ave,
N, w; price $500.
A TWO room house on G ST. $. W.
large lot. price $3.50.
A FIVE room house with all convent
ences, large lot; on 4 St, y. W.
price $3,75O
A LOT 200 feet square, and good 1
room house in southeast. you can
make a living on this place. after
business hours; price S coo; half
cash viii handle.
BIG block Of fine land on G St.
$. E.. 3 room house, this is rich
deep soil and will raise anything;
will make you a living price 400;
easy terms.
A FOUR room house on c St; paved
street; price 81 1850.
a NICE lot ON car line, y. W. only
$3.50.
i BIG LOT on G St, n. w; can dou-
bic your money; see US quickly.
LET us help you select u home.
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Help Wanted, Miscellaneous

CENSUS CLERKS -,men, women 4 600
needed. $9j month. Age. 1850. FIX.
perience unnecessary. Examinations
Ardmore' Dec. 10, Jan. :. For free
particulars, write Raymond Terry
former Government Examner) 81
Continental Bldg. Washington. 23.l
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Agents Wanted

WANTED - Agent for Ardmore and
vicinity. Good proposition. Prev.
Gus experience unnecessary. Free
school of instruction. Address Mas.
sachusetts Bonding and Insurance
Company, Accident and Healtd De
partment. Saginaw, Michigan. Capi
GH. Sl,oUU.UUu. 24-2
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FOR SALE, 3, 4 and up to II.
room homes all sizes and price is
right, terms to suit buyer. Let me
show you some and 10 acre tracts
all in cultivation adjoining city.
Terms on them. Yates. the Earth
Man.
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HUPMOBILE ROADSTER
NnnIfI .Nv

LATE 1918 series for sale; first class
condition; tires complete; 9 driven
less than 500 miles; best cared for
car in this town. Call c. Won Nord.
helm at 1853 or 1892.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-One.e eighth
interest in ~ acre lease in Graham
Fox field, 1922. Three town lots
in Goodlet, Texas, Fort Worth &
Denver r. X. Good oil prospects.
one Main street and two residence
lots, good southern Kansas town on
Rock Island l.. K. The entire bunch
for $1,000. What have you to trade.
Address Box 754 or phone AZ Ard
more, Okla. 25.3
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LOST-Botween Abbotts grocery and
S02 Is n, w, black suitcase contain.
ing clothing and shoes. Finder please
return same to Abbott's grocery and
receive reward. 25.2
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RUBBER HEELS IN SIN MINUTES,
HALE S0LES N 10 MINUTES.
THAT'S WHILE NOU WAIT. PHONE
1868 WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
FREE. SHROPSHIRES ELECTRIC
SHOE SHOP. ll0 W MAIN. 1876
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EEomnes for Sale

EI0nn@s for Sale
WE ARE always prepared TO save
you money on the purchase OF a
home. We finance the terms in our
own office through our loan depart
ment.
5 ROOMS and bath. West Broadway
mot new with all modern convent
ences. Lot so by 150 feet Price
$3.50.
I ROOM, story plastered house, with
all conveniences, lot 70 by $50 feet
on North Washington ST., price
$500.
) ROOMS and bath bungalow, 4th Ave,
y. w, $4,000.
Z ROOM cottage on North Washing
ton St, $1,000.
5 ROOMS and bath No. Sl9 G street,
southeast, lot 7G by 14O feet, s2,5OO
) ROOMS and bath, West Broadway
lot 100 by 160 feet, S1,7jO.
3 ROOM . story house on St, n.
W., water and gas. No sewerage, lot
100 By $40 feet, $500.
6 ROOM house with water, gas and
sewerage on street, n. w, lot %
by lj0 feet. $3,25Q
6 ROOM modern dwelling on 4th Ave,
between Washington and Caddo SITS.
Lot 1856 feet front, s4,750.
A GOOD ten room modern story
house with garage and servants
house, close in on paved street,
$4,000
8 ROOM ana bath modern cottage on
9th Ave, n. W, $500.
A BEAUTIFUL room brick bunga-
low with brick garage and servants
house on e ST., southwest, $4,000.
4 ROOM modern dwelling on G St,
s. L. splendid bargain, $4,000.
FOR SUNDAYS engagements phone
292 or 1872. We can offer terms on
the above propositions.
GuiIlot & Hall
No. SO7 Simpson Bldg.
No. 307 Simpson Bldg. 1913
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE
SANTA FE RAILWAY
North Bound
ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY

Train No. GJ2 Departs 700 a. m.
Train No. GS4 Departs----12:40 p. m.
NIiXed Train
Train No. 693 Arrivos----12;4O p. m
NlXed Train
Train No. 6jl Arrives Sis .. m.
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WANTED TO RENT-5-room modern
house, furnished, close in. Phone
1892. PAP
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LOST-Between 1903 Q St, S. +. and
Westheimer & Daube's store, one
cameo breast pin. Finder phone |
1892 for reward. 25-2
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Wanted to Rent

WANTED-Unfurnish rooms or house
couple. Phone 1905, evenings. 2O.6
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Real Estate
t. d. Wagner &
Sons
Investments
9O7-S Won Weise Bldg.

2Oi-S Won Weise Bldg.
Ardmore, Oklahoma.
WE ARE in the market for Ardmore
homes, business and vacant property
HAVE uyers for good farms and
ranches.
OIL PROPERTIES, leases, royalties
and drilling contracts.
SOME good buys in Ardmore residen.
ces.
WASHITA VALLEY farms in any size
you want.
LIST YOUR property for sale with us.
We will get results or come and see
us If you want to buy, we will not
waste your time nor ours showing
you properties out Of line.
WE HAVE some attractive prices on
Ardmore homes.
a GOOD buy in n 1921 acre farm and
grass proposition; well improved and
worth the money.
ALSO SOME business opportunities
which will look good to YOU
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Train No. 573 Arrives $40 a. m.
tMiXed Train
Train No. 575 Arrives----10:35 a. m.
Train No. 5O5 Arrives 1880 p. m.
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t. D. Wagner &
Sons
Investments
201lS Won Weise Bldg.
Ardmore, Oklahoma.
22.s.

NOTICE
LIST your property with US. We have
the buyers. Smith-Cook Realty Co,
127 l.2 West Main. Phone 222. 5-lmo
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One cent per word each insertion.
minimum charge of 25 cents made for
ads run one day only. Copy must be
IN Ardmoreite office by 10 o'clock week
days. II received after that hour ads
Will be run too late to classify"
All want ads are cash. Advertise
ments taken over the telephone are ac-
cepted only at customers risk and the
Ardmoreite will not be responsible for
errors unless advertising copy is hand
ed in at our office.
Is words one
10 words two
10 words three
15 words four
is words five times---------------
is words one week soc
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of keys on grey silk
string. Finder return TO COS d St.
n. W., for reward. 25.3
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LOST-Black leather expense and note
book between Southern Motor Co.,
and Simpson Bldg. Finder phone
1850, liberal reward 25.2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-18
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