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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-07-11
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-07-11
Resources.
Report OF The Condition
of
The Farmers State Bank
of
Kenefick. Okla.
May, 18th, 1919.

ReSOOrceS.
Loans and discounts $59,92S.52
Overdrafts, secured
and unsecured .............. None
Securities with Bank
ing Board .................. 100000
Stocks, Bonds, War
rants, etc. ................... 6,S55.6S
Banking House .,....... 100000
Furniture and Fix
lures ............................. 100000
Due from Banks ..... 16,061.92
Checks and other
Cash items ....~.......... 1,042.61
Bills OF Exchange ..-. 1.910.S9
Cash in Bank .............. 2,127.OS
Total ...........,........ S92,926.7O
Liabilities
Capital stock paid in $10,000.O0
Surplus Fund ....-......... $4,000
Undivided profits less
Expenses and Tax
es Paid .......................-. 1,074.S6
Individual Deposits
subject to check 57.G25.79
Savings Deposits ..~ 1.247,S9
Time Certificates of
Deposit .....-................... 15,1O0.OO
Cashiers Checks out
standing .............-.... 1,3OS.16
Bills payable .............. 100000
Total observation-disclosures. $92 ,926.70
State of Oklahoma,
So.
County of Bryan.
I. James J. Nixon. Cashier
of the above named bank, do
SOlemnly swear that the above
statement is true 10 the hes
of my knowledge and belief 50
help me God.
JAMES J. NIXON,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 18th day of May, 1913
CHAS. r. WELLS.
Notary Public
COrrect-AtteSt:
Green Thompson.
Geo. II. Mills,
James j. Nixon.
Directors.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-07-11

lying west and south of White
Grass Creek.
DAVE WRIGHT
Sheriff of Bryan County
BY JIM KEIRSEY
Deputy
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-07-11
Piles Cured in 6 to II DAYS

Druggists refund money IL PAZO OINTMENT fail
to cure Itching. Blind Bleeding or ProtrudinG Piles
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you can GET
r"stful sleep after the first application Price Coo,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-25
Christmas Rush on
at the POstOffce

The holiday rush at the postoffice
began earlier than usual this year.
and indications point to the heaviest
Christmas rush ever handled at the
local office. For several years Christ
mas business at the postoffice has
been somewhat below normal on ac-
count of war conditions. and last year
on account of the prevalence of Span
ish influenza. This year these condi-
tions having been removed, and the
fact that there is more money than
ever before in circulation, make it al
most certain that the exchange of
Christmas presents win be the great
est ever known.
The local postoffice has made spe-
cial arrangements for the expeditions
handling of the outgoing Christmas
mail by the erection of large steel
cage in the lobby where special clerks
handle the outgoing parcels, insure
them if requested and affix pre-can-
celled stamps. A larger per cent OF
parcels are being insured than for
merly, parcels being insured for 5
cents up TO s5: for cents up to s25.
and for 10 cents up to $50 and for 25
cents up to 800.
Christmas packages have already
began to arrive. due. perhaps, to the
campaign inaugurated in many places
to mail parcels early. On Monday
so sacks of mail were sent out, Tues
day 40 sacks. while on Tuesday 81
sacks were received OF course. this
was not all Christmas mail. but much
of il was In addition TO the mail
sent out in sacks, there was perhaps
an equal or greater amount sent as
outside mail in large parcels. Many
people are shipping crates of apples
as Christmas presents by parcels post.
4 force of substitute clerks and
carriers will be put on by Postmaster
Cooper this week and next. TO assist
the regular force in handling the extra
business Friday and Saturday OF
this week viii perhaps mark the heay-
lest outgoing business, while Tuesday
and Wednesday OF next week will see
the greatest incoming wave of Christ
mas mail l; is the expectation Of the
local postal force to deliver all mail
by Christmas morning that arrives
before that time In order to get this
mail all out. regular and special eny
carriers, as well as rural carriers. will
make a delivery on Christmas moSn-
ing.
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Lincoln Park News

l. F. Davis is fixing up garage on
his premises on Sherman avenue for
the accommodation of his new Dodge
car
Orville Bailey returned the last of
been attending the State University to
spend the holidays with his parents
on Logan street.
Miss Ruth Friedinser left Friday
for Denver where she will spend
few DAYS visiting aiaong friends and
aeauaintances.
Miss viva Irwin is down from the
State Normal at Greeley TO spend the
Christn,7s vacation with home folks
on Chestnut
Eli Z rod is dividing the time dur
ing the holiday season. as a visitor at
the homes of his two daughters, Mrs.
Pearcy on Orchard Park and Mrs
Grace Nelson. who lives on Garden
Park.
Frank Wright. who underwent
serious operation at the Rio Grande
hospital in Salida not long ago. is re-
ported to be getting along very well
al present.
Cal GiIlen went to Pueblo on bust
ness trip Saturday. returning the same
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Boy are out from Sa-
lima. Kan. and will spend the winter
with Mrs. Ellen Bone on South
Twelfth street.
The Andrews family sent Christmas
greetings 10 o'd friends on Lincoln
Park from Santa Cruz. Cal. where
they have located within the past
year
DR. and Mrs Caldwell have been en-
joying visit from the latter's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs j. NJ. Cartwright.
who arrived last week from the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cartwright are on their
way 10 their home in Los Angeles.
Cal. after spending some time at diff
forent points in Kansas, Missouri and
Illinois.
stephen Blair, who. with his family.
is located on Garfield street. is in
Kansas, where he is selling apples for
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-25
The Eiks' Christmas
Tree for Children

At a meeting OF the committee hav-
ing charge of the matter on MondAy
it was decided that all children in the
community. ricn and poor and ire
spective OF where they live, up to. and
including those ~ years of age. were
to be invited to be guests of the Elks'
lodge at the Christmas tree to be up-
veiled at the club building at 2:30
o'clock. Thursday afternoon. There
will be a treat for all of them and
all of the children of Canon City and
surroundings are expected to be pres
ent to enjoy the festivities.
Parents and adults will not be ad-
mitted 10 the hall. except those in
charge of children too small to be
without an attendant. Twelve young
ladies will be present to look after
the welfare of the children and dis
tribute the gifts among them A real
live Santa Claus will add to the joy
and hilarity of the occasion
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ChOirs Give
Fine Christmas
Cantata Sunday

one Of the nest elaborate and beau
tiful caDtatas ever given in Canon CITY
rs prelude To the Christmas season
was presented b. the choirs of the
Presbyterian and Baptist churches on
Sunday evening at the First Presby.
terian church under the direction of
Mrs. NJ. c Wilson, choirester of the
Presbyterian congregation.
The churcn was attTactively dec
GRATED for the occasion with the
Christmas co'ors and presented a very
pretty setting for the event. The
auditorium and connecting Sunday
school rooms. as well as the gallery
and every other vantage point. was
crowded by an interested gathering
OF people 10 enjoy the musical treat
that had been provided for them The
rendition OF the program enlisted some
Of the best vocal and instrumental
talent in the city, and its great sue
cess in that particular is tribute to
the artistic skill OF those who took
part in II.
The soloists were Mrs. WIN Mack
Of Fort Collins. Miss Anna Sundauist.
Miss Milicenf Steacy. Mrs. w. C.
Thomas and Mrs Fred w. Reiter
There were also numbers by male
quartet consisting of E II. Fisher. q
w, Rowe. Fred Hubbert and Rober;
Miller Prof. r l.. Dick was violin
ist
The program was presented as a
benefit for the choirs of the two
churches. and collection was taken
for that purpose. The contribution is
reported 10 have been very small
ons in view of the very nne musical
production and the splendid audience
present TO enjoy IL.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-25
Teachers Have
Set Strike for
January Fifth

DENVER, Dec. ga strike of the
school teachers of the Englewood dis
trict on January is threatened on
January unless the school board acts
favorably upon a request o. the re-
cently-formel teachers union for in
creases in salaries. Englewood is a
suburb of Denver
Mrs. Sada r. Wilson. county super
intendent of schools of Arapahoe
county. admitted that the board had
received the demands. but thus far
had taken no action, and, in her opin
ion. it was doubtful il anything could
be done in the matter of Increasing
salaries In the middle of school term
since the appropriation for the school
year had been fixed under the law and
could not be changed She doubted
If there was an overplus of funds in
the present budget that would allow
an increase at this time She stated
that she faced like problem in many
of the country schools. None of the
other school officials could be
reached. Members of the EngIewood
public school faculty were very reti-
cent in regard to the alleged agree
ment entered into at meeting of sew
eral of the 81 teachers recently. The
teachers. however, were frank to say
that they could not live on the pres
ent salaries. and that their demands
upon the board were simply for re-
muneration commensurate with serv-
ice rendered in day OF high living
costs.
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Mrs. Colgate Hurt
by Denver Tram

According to the Denver Post of
last Friday. Mrs. George f. Colgate.
wife OF State Representative Colgate
OF this city, incurred two fractured
ribs and numerous outs and bruises
when she was struck by street car
at Sixteenth and Champa street last
Friday afternoon. She was rushed to
Mercy hospital after the accident.
Mrs. Colgate narrowly escaped more
serious. injuries when she was thrown
by the street car to the pavement d.
rertly In front Of IN automobile. which
barely missed striking her.
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C. C. H. S. News
Notes

Special. Christmas chapel exercises
were observed at the high school last
Friday afternoon at 1:15, and school
was dismissed at 2:20 for the holiday
vacation. The following program,
fitting for .he Tuietide season, was en-
joyed by pupils. teachers and visiting
parents:
Song. America"
Invocation -. Rev. j. l.. McCreight
Song. ...., Holy Night"
Address. ss...-....... Rev. McCreight
Quartet-Mose Lewis, Robert Fred
rickson. Louis Goodrich, Henry
Galley.
Accompanist-Doro Lewis.
Solo ...--.. -. Margaret Lewis
Christmas "reminiscences ...
.-......... Supt. o. Il. Drake
a Christmas in France. ce.......
..... Principal Paul S. Gillespie
The address of Rev. McCreight :e-
freshed our minds on the beautiful
Bible story of the Christ and the
meaning of Christmas. both in its
early and modern significance. c. G..
H S. can proudly boast of quartet,
one that can sing. and one that viii
develop into bunch OF true enter
tainers. We are all back of our
quartet. The solo sung by Miss Dor
rothy Lewis was appreciated by all
The Juniors held their second candy
sale at noon last Friday from which
they realized about s14 to add to their
class funds. They sure are some
candy artists.
The domestic science department
has been busy making Christmas
candies the past week The tantaliz-
ing smells and fragrant odors coming
from the kitchen have made us sure
that some folks are to be made happy
by Christmas goodies equal to. IL not
better in quality than the Hershey
The Hysperian Literary Society
gave a Christmas program at their
last meeting on Wednesday evening.
Miss Katherine Lane left last Friday
TO spend the holidays with relatives in
Webster City. la Prof Hickey and
family went to Denver and Miss Jen-
ME Nell TO Boulder where they will
enjoy the Christmas and New Years
season with parents and relatives.
Much excitement has developed in
hich school over the advent of the
Youngest member of the faculty. The
teachers and seniors have sort of
r ristened him Paul. Jr. and by unan-
inous vote OF those most intimately
concerned. this decision has been al
lowed 70 stand.
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The Canon city Record, Thursday December g. 1919

barrels of oil a minute, or consider
ably in excess of 1000 barrels a day.
The company has been at work for
several months sinking another well.
and he expressed the opinion this
morning that it was likely to '.spud in"
at any time. MIR. Hawkey will re-
turn to Desdemona after the holidays
TO continue his enterprises there.
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ton some time in the future. Alto
gether the session proved to be of un-
usual interest, and the meeting was
adjourned to meet the. third Friday
afternoon in January
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ceased. for burial tIiis expected that
the funeral Service WIFI be held there
on Thursday or Friday of this week.
Nj. Seaman will go to Loveiand to
attend the obsequies. The mother of
the deceased lived to be "a years OF
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-25
WILL SPEND cHRlsTMAs
WITH coTopAxl .FalgNoo

Mas Gladys hAiIey Isft Monday to
spend the holidays In cOtepaxi wilt
frtends.
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MRS. WILL MACK HERE
FOR THE HOLIDAYS

Mrs. VIII Mack and son, Wallace.
of Fort Collins arrived here last week
Thursday to spend the December hol-
Mack. who accompanied them TO this
city. went on TO Grand Junction TO
look after some business affairs. but
will return here for the Christmas fes-
tiyifies
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GI5SoNs EXPECTED
HOME TODAY
WILL BE THE GUESTS
DE GREELEY RELATIVES

innd son Gerald. left sunday mornins
In their car for Greeley 20 remain
until after Christmas the guest N rel
atiyes
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MIS- BLANCHE ANDERSON
HERE EROM IDAHO

Miss Blanche Anderson, who has
been teaching school at Malad City.
Idaho, arrived home today to visit
with her parents on Pike avenue dur
ing the holidays.
q o1tNc
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RUBY NORMAN HERE
FOB CHRISTMAS WISH

Miss Ruby Norman is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. /. Norman.
She has been attending Greeley Nor
NAL School
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-25

Miss Claire Mccoy OF Idaho and he
soon 10 spend the holidays with thei
sisters, Mrs. Ernest Stump and Mis-
Cora Mccoy.
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RETURNS TO HOME IN
SALT LAKE CITY

Mr. Stadtlander left for his home in
Salt Lake City Saturday afternoon
after visit here with Mrs. Sarah
Martin. 1916 Greenwood avenue. Mrs.
stadtlander VIII remain in Canon for
a few davs
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II. p. SToMMEL BUYS
RESIDENCE PROPERTY

II. r. Stommei has purchased from
otto " Blake Of South Canon. the
residence property at 527 Macon ave-
nue., now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
f. L. Wycon. and will shortly take
possession of IL as a home. The
house at $40 Pike avenue. at present
tenanted by Mr.. and Mrs. Stommel
has been purchased by Mr.. Titus, now
living at 5l3 Pike avenue
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-25

clean whole apples of selected stock you'll
finest tasted The flavor is delicious
quantity from gallons to barrels.
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INNS. FLOYD CAMPBELL
MAS TONSiliTis
|NER or COUNTY
9k DE 40 At TACOMA

dnty Clerk Jonathan Seminar re-
a telegram Saturday afternoon
Tacoma. Wash. announcing the
there of his mother. Mrs. sarnh
annn. after q short illness. The
.eed would have been 90 YEAR, OF
Dad she lived untii December cs
gesmap vas making her home
Der dsufhfer. Mrs, Emma l.,
~. - The time of her death.
remaIss viii W taken 70 Love
Colo, ~ eld hens Of ~ d.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-25
cILRoYS RETURN
TO COALDAlE

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Giiroy and
dauehter Janet returned 10 Coaldale
Sunday after a few days visit with
Mrs. J. c. Gilroy of this city.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-25
WILL BE GUEST OF
MOTHER FOR CHRISTMAS

Miss Margaret Mckenzie OF Faii
play arrived Saturday afternoon. an
will be the guest OF her mother. Mrs
J. y. Mckenzie. Sixth and Rive
streets. until after Christmas.
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Monday
CALLED TO FLORENCE
BY MOTHERS ILLNESS

Mrs. j.. r. Pruett went TO Florence
last Saturday. called there by the ILL.,
ness of her mother.
HOME FROM COLLEGE
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Harry Magnuson. student at the
Agricultural colleges at Fort College.
is home for the holidays. the guest of
his mother. Mrs r Magnuson.
PUEBLO MAN A
BUSINESS VISITOR
s S. Packard OF Pueblo spent Sat
urday in this city on business.
MISS KEY
VISITS MOTHER
Miss Elizabeth Key of Las Animas
is spending the holidays as the guest
~ her mother, Mrs. Belle Key.
ycusIcK CHILDREN co
HOME FOR CHRISTMAS
Audrey. Nancy and Godfrey Cusaek
left Saturday for their home in the
Pines where they will spend Christ
mas with their parents. The chill
dren are going 10 school here this
winter.
TEACHERS, COLLEGE STUDENT
s HERE FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Miss Grace Arthur. a student at the
Preachers College at Greeley. is spend
ing the holidays with parents in East
Z Canon.
siRENE HAMILTON
4HoME FOR CHRISTMAS
Miss Irene Hamilton of Colorado
College is spending her vacation with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Ham
ilton.
RUBY NORMAN HERE
FOR CHRISTMAS VISIT
Miss Ruby Norman is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. /. Norman.
She has been attending Greeley Nor
NAL School
JIMMIE STERLING
rs I'LL IN BED
Jimmie Sterling is In bed with an
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-25

Mrs c. 5. Cotton OF SOS Fifteenth
street. accompanied Mrs Eiiz'
Mosher TO Iowa. and will visit friends
in Wisconsin before returning
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JIMMIE STERLING
Is Ill in BED

Jimmie Sterling Is In bed with 40
attack OF sore throat. bordering on
tonsilitis.
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JIM STUMP WILL SPEND
CHRIST MAS IN CANON CITY

Jim Stump IS expected in the city
for the Christmas holidays.
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q. G, htWkEV NOME
FoR TIE HOLIDAYS

a e Hswkey. held MANAGER for tho
Rainbow OIL and Gas Company NJ
nesdsmona. Tex, which In composed
princinn'iv NJ Canon citv people. mr..
rived bore dry or two Aro TO spend
the Christmas holidays with mis- fam.
W. Mr, Hsvksy says tho veil re-
Gently bvourht N by ~ conpAny q
Dsssamona u producing about ,~o
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litely waited until Mary had reached
the gate before commenting on her
new beauty and on a shyness I'M
usual to Mary. A same John Red
mond only bigger and manlier, of
course, and with that peculiar air Of
confidence which comes only with
success, FASTENED his steps at sight
of her.
You're just the same. Mary" he
told her holding her hands in his
much longer than was necessary.
How have you managed 1t? Here
L am. an old fellow, gray at the
temples, and you haven't one gray
hair in her head"
The days passed in a wonderful
way; long walks over the hills. long
talks before the open fire in the
evenings. but during all this time,
though John was charming and John
was attentive, the old note of the
lover was gone and Mary. caring for
him more than ever now, realized
with dismay that the days were
scurrying away.
II wa d. AiAc1 uONI 10 Ntlt
gate between the rows Of holly
hooks. John carrying his suitcase
ready TO take the train back to New
York, that he stopped and took
Mary by the shoulders.
Il have something to say TO you"
he began sternly. Long ago 1 told
YOU that 1 loved you. I have loved
YOU ever since and I love you now
but / shan't ask you to marry me
! am going now TO New York. Long
ago it was the poor boy OF Kerry
Hollow who dared to love the lady
on the hill Today. it is the lady on
the hill who must come to Kerry
Hollow and ask that poor boy to
come back to her.
What Mary's next remark was
no one but she and John Redmond
ever knew, but, whether it was the
wind or whether il was not. the
hollyhocks suddenly nodded and
swayed toward each other across the
walk as much as to say, II told you
so"