Skip to main content
The largest online newspaper archive

The Muldrow Press from Muldrow, Oklahoma • Page 6

Publication:
The Muldrow Pressi
Location:
Muldrow, Oklahoma
Issue Date:
Page:
6
Extracted Article Text (OCR)

To Blackard has money to loan od real estate. A box qf Cigars will please him. Turnham Soil. Correct clothing for men and boys. Bruton, Blakely Co.

Rev. E. V. Dowell was in SallU saw the first of the week on business See Turnham Son for Drags and Xmas Goods at lowest prices. PROGRAMME For Sunday's Epworfh League Devotional P.

-The Coming of ll hi2 Subjeot: Redeemer. Scripture and John 1-14. ORPBR OF SERVICE. 1 hymn, No, 128. 2 reading, Ps 19.

3 all standjng, "Hark 'Doc" returned" last the Herald Angels Sing week from an extended stay in the West. See W. M. Blarkard for farm loans with long time and £asy pay inents. We carry a complete line of Dolls and Toys.

Our prices are right. Turnham Son. Prof. Alonzo Miller and wife have moved into the C. W.

Bethel property on Main street. We still have a few pieces of Cut Glass, Silverware, etc. They are selling fast. Turnham Son Miss Lillian Lucas left Wednes day night for Morrelton, Ark to visit home folks during the holidays A. J.

Dodson returned the first of the week from a three weeks visit to friends and relatives in Arkansas. Robt. McConnell and family moved to the country last week and are now living on the George Belh- ell farm: 1 1 We represent the Tailor Made Clothing Co. See us for nobby fits, correct style and low prices. Bruton, Blakely Co.

Ray Brown, who is attending school at Norman, arrived home last Friday to spend the holidays and assist in his father's store. They look like tailor made suits fact they are. Leave your order with us and eret the correct kind Bruton, Blakelv Co. J. O.

is now owner of the Holt Dodson blacksmith shop, having Mr. Holt's interest in the shop last Monday. The town justice's court was a busy one last Wednesday as several parties were on a "high lonesome" ftnd participated in some fistic encounters the nitrht bafore. No one was seriously injured. F.

L. Martin arid family have moved again. They are now living on the -farm near Paw Paw F. L. reminds us of what the Dutchman said about rlea, "here he vas und dere he ain't jet, dingbustit!" All parties knowing themselves to be indebted to the old firm of Kniseley are requested to call at the Breedlove Drug store and settle before Jan.

15, otherwise your account will be placed ii) the hands of a collector. Since town justice Shackelforcf has moved out of town, John W. Coker, chairman of the town trus tees, is acting as town justice until a new one can be appointed which is proving a rather difficult position to fill as no oue seems ti job. 4 Prayer in concert. Lesson and address by leader.

Hymn, No. 183. 7 reading, Matt. 1-12, Flora Christian. 8 Does the Coming of Christ Mean to Me?" J.

Guhter. 9 We Doing Our Duty to the World as Embassadors of Christ?" W. H. Parker. 10 May I Bring the Meaning of Christs Coming to Oth ere?" Prof.

Miller. 11 short prayers for blessings during the-coming year 12 13 all standing, "All Hail the Power of Jesus Name." 14 benediction. This is the League's Christmas service. There should be a full -Attendance that we may have a good hour together. MRS.

W. PARKER, Leader Fireworks. Turnham Son. W. G.

Alaihews, agent for the Wonderful Coal Oil Lamp has placed several orders here and the lamps are proving to be all that is claimed for them, The Muldrow women, like the savage Indian, use lots of paiut for the sake of appearance. The ap pearance and life of that building of yours can be improved and onged the use of Sberwin Williams paint. We guarantee it. ircedlove Drug Co. Oue can hardly pick up a paper just now without seeing an account of one or more fires, the majority of which were caused from defective fines.

Careless flue building causes more fires than any other one tiling. Yet we continue to be careless in the constvution of them. OeWitt's Little Early the safe, sure, gentle, easy liitb- liver pills. Be sure to eet DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve, the original. Always refuse substitutes and imitations.

The original De Witt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is good for anything a salve is used for, but it is especially good for piles. Sold by all Druggists. A. A. McDole is one of the best quail shots in this necko-the-woods.

He was out hunting last Monday when up jumped a big jack rabbit which started across the prairie 90 to nothing but entirely too slow for Arthur who brought him down at the first shot. Jack rabbits are about as scarce as heu's teeth in this section, so Mr. McDole is just a little proud of having killed this one. If you want 'something that's desirable, yet inexpensive, yon can find it here if you vvaut, more expensive gifts, they are here also. STRICTLY NEW.

Everything shown sritctly tttw and you can depend on the quality of each as being Reliable in Every Respect. the largest selection and the highest qualities are to be found at our store, at the lowest possible PRICES it is most natural and logical that you come to us tqnnake your gift-purchases, Gifts bought now will be laid away until you want them. Special orders will have our prompt attention and we give you the advantage of a liberal discount. BREEDLOVE DRUG CO. Now is the time to paint your residence.

Breedlove Drug Co. FOB lots with improvements at Hanson, Oklahoma. Said improvements consist of two houses, three wells and one barn. Will sell for cash or note with good security, ('all on or write O. D.

Pettit, Muldrow, or D. M. Faulkner, Hanson, Qkla. Don't camp out in the weather. You will find a good camp house at Mathews' wagon yard, west of the depot, Muldrow.

W. M. Blackard has moved his real estate office into the Bruton hall, where he would be pleased to Syrup. It drives the cold from the meet all parties deniri a Ice: tem by a free yet gentle action loan on their land, insure their of the boweTF property or have business to trans- is pleasant to take. Children like act in the Justice court.

it. Sold by all Druggists. When you have a cold the first thing to do is to have the bowels move. Do not take anything that may most old fashioned cough cures do constipate Try Kennedy's Laxative Cough If you have noticed symptdmH of want the kidney trouble, do not delay in tak- I ing the most reliable and dependable I rentedy possible, such as DeWitt's After a thorough examination of Kidney and Bladder Pills. These Frederick A.

Cook's notes of his wonderful pills are being used with volar trip, the University of Topen- great satisfaction by thousands of hagen declares thas Cook failed to Jrv DeW itt Kidney and Bladder Pills today. Sold by all establish proof or his discovery of rut rgi 8 the North Pole. how ne fire last week, Peary's paper will show up under examination? AND AMMUNITION. SHOT GUN SHELLS, 10-12-16 QUAOE. Western Record, per box 75ctS Peters Ideal, per box 75cts Western Field, per box 65ctS Peters Target, per box New Club, ber box 50ctS Peters box 45dS The True Sportsman's Hobby is a good gun and sure have both.

SHOT GUNS $522 oS2522 of the residence belonging to the Campbell estate, removed one of At a regular meeting of the town the oldest landmarks in this part of trustees last Monday night, the the country. The house was built reet commissioner was instructed by "Bose" Simcoe in the late iskl. immedia'ely the construe- of 1 880 -p -before Muldrow was ever' tiomof a tool house rfear the jail, thought of or one year before this) This action was taken to protect branch of the Missouri Pacific rail-; the city's tools from being purloin- road was built. Iu the spring of jfd and -to protect ilum from, the 1881, Mrs. Joanna Jacobs (tiee! wetther.

1 A financial report the McDaniels) was married to C.Fents, town tieasurer. will be published who were the first occupants of the about Jan. 7, 1910. house AND SO DO MORE WAN HALF A MILLION OTHER PEOPLE BECAUSE IT IS THE BEST. QOAtrrv HIGH, PRICE MODERATE.

Cook Stoves. No. 7, No. 8, 6.50 to 7.50 10.00 to 25.00 Heating Stoves Wood Heaters.air tight, "'from $1.50 to 2.25 Cast Iron Top Bottom Sheet Steel, $5.50 to 10.00.

Get access to Newspapers.com

  • The largest online newspaper archive
  • 300+ newspapers from the 1700's - 2000's
  • Millions of additional pages added every month

About The Muldrow Press Archive

Pages Available:
3,646
Years Available:
1904-1914