The Perry Journal from Perry, Oklahoma • Page 14

Ootntr in Btrt of tif on Utamwt to The precinct boundarfea and of hoMiug elections in two -four and two, and one township, rose, Mill be changed and divided on July it was following the meeting of the county election boait here. Ward No. 4 in Perry which has hitherto had but one will have two precincts after July 22 with Vrte change in boundaries as follows: Piecinct No. 1 shall comprise all txr- itory TJorth of street to the city limits between Eighth and Sixth streets, and the place of holding the election for the precinct shall be at the Baptist church, the same at le formerly waa for the ward. Vote Place Named Precinct No.

2 shall comprise all territory east of Sixth street and North of street to the city limits, And the place of holding election for prechiet shall be at Mrs. How- garage, 604 Sixth street. Pwcinct No. 1 of Ward No. 2 shall comprise oil territory west of Eighth to the city limits, and between and streets and the place of holding the election for said precinct will be the Central high school building Precinct No.

2 of this war shall comprise all territory west of Eighth street, to the city limits, and south of street, and the place of election for the precinct shall be at W. R- Fry's garage, 924 street. C.er.!»-c township Precinct No. 1 ccmprise all within Cflenrose twnship, except that tfr- ritory east of sections four, nine and sixteen J.PC! north of section twenty- two, 23, and 24 and the voting shall at the Glenrose jchoDlhouse on the NW 1-4 of section 28, 24 1W. Public Convenience Precinct No.

2 in this township comprise all territory within Glenrose township which is east of sections four, nine and sixteen and north of sections twenty-two, twenty- three, and twenty-four, and the place of holding the election for said precinct shall be at thp Comar Oil company offices on NE 1-4 of secibn 15, 24, 1W. The changes are being made, it explained, because that there jincre than 250 voters residing in the i wards and townships and that public convenience and good requires that the wards and townships be into two precincts and that the of holding elections be estao iis'ued in each precinct. Plant are rtpMly being formulated for the Children's Day program which will lie presented at the Pros byterian church on the first Sunday in July, it was announced Wednesday. The program, although it has not been announced, is to be presented entirely by tho students in the primary and junior classes and will consists of drills, songs and readings. Rehersnls are being held at the present time and those in charge aw working hard and the program offered is expected to be one of the bent ever given here.

Although Children's Day is usually presented on the first Sunday in June, church members were too buiy at this time to complete their plans and drill the children in the -work and it was decided that it would be to give it at this time than not to have a program, it was said. The program will given during the morning preaching hour. Daughter Is Born To Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson A little daughter named Harriet Jleanor has arrived at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Nelson S. Stephenson at Princeton, Illinois, according to word which has been received here Mrs. Stephenson was formerly Miss Elizabeth Watson while Stephenson was formerly head of the commercial department of the Pe ry ugh school. He is now head of the commercial department of the public schools at Princeton.

Utfli Mini tf-m-jsx- of Mr. Mrt. slightly iftjtfMd when the Hudson car MH by Mrs, Green was hit by a Ford driven by Christine Mrs. Green Wat driving tooth on Sixth street and Miss Casparls accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Black were going west on strati when the accident occured.

Miag stated she Mrs. Green and applied the brakes but not soon enough to prevent the two cars from running together, The glass in the doors of the Hudson were broken and the Ford car was slightly damaged. Mr. and Mrs. Worth Roberts of the Roberts Sister Stock company of Vinita were Sunday guests of Mrs.

Robert's mother, Mrs. Fannie Marshall. They left Monday morning for Pryor where thejk will piny all this week. REAL ESTATE TRANFERS Mrs. A.

L. Dumke left Tuesday morning for Blackwell to visit friends. The county assessor's QM 16 prove the most aetignt aftef county post in the Attgttit primaries with the filing on Thursday of Hughes, Perry, but Who totes In Oik- dale township, on the Democratic ticket for the nomination, Warner," who filed a few weeks ago on the Democratic ticket has withdrawn from the race, leay- ing two Republicans and two Dem'- cfats to fight it out for the nomination. Henry Tate, Perry will oppose Hughes for the Democratic nomination while Frank Kitthaler, present assessor, will qppose Jake Nelson, on the Republican ticket for the nomination. The filing will close on July 2 at midnight but few additional arc expected between now and closing time, it was said, Campaigners have begin to swing into action during the past few weeks and it is expected that practically every race will be hotly con' tested.

Miss Daisy Upton and Mabel Wyatt of the Famous store spent Su.v day in Oklahoma City with friends. Gay Marcy made a to Stillwater Tuesday. busines trip Waldo Cavitt of Morrison was the guest of friends in Perry Sunday. Forrest Kraemer and family of Watchorn visited in Perry Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mw.

A. Kraemer. thtDtUral Mtttttf 10 Iltfct fact that Itf owners art not tirtd out by hand milking btforo thof start their dty lad when they come at night after hard day they can rest while the De Laval does the You can ngure that a De Laval will do your milking la at least half the time it now takes. But safinf in time is only one of several distinct advantages, tt pleases the with its uniformly fentle and stimulanni action, which causes them almost invariably to wodnce more milk. It keeps udders and teats in better condition.

It is easy to and keep dean, therefore tt aids in producing cleaner milk. LOBSITZ HARDWARE CO. Miss Mary Jane Robinson and Mrs. Wade Willord of Shawnee are weekend guests of Miss Ethel Graves. T.

P. Plake and Mr. DeLaney of the. Gypsy Oil Company of Tulsa, were business visitors in Perry on Monday Richard Kraemer and Romayne Powers spent Sunday in Norman iting with friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Francis of Marland were Perry visitors Monday. CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE OR cottage, paved street, garage, good water and lights. Will consider good car. I'uoue W.

Ewing. 41x FOR weeks old pigs, ail irons, it. 5, Perry. 48y tf FOR wugon, nearly iiew. No use for it, will sell S.

Voise, 0 miles east of Perry. 42x FOR residence cornel' Stli and 1 sti'eets. Two corner lots 0 rooms, modern. Cull and look it over. Nellie Hosteller.

Deeds Jessie WakeniSn et al to Frank J. Jandera 5 25 26 $1.00 Nl-2 Sl-2 J4W1-4 21 20 1W. Anna Rorabaugh et al to Frank jjandera 5 25 26 $1.00 Nl-2 Sl-2 WW1-4121 20 1W. Frank J. Jandera wf to Anna Rorabaugh 5 19 26 $1.00 Sl-2 Sl-2 Sl-2 NW1-4 21 20 1W.

Jessie Wakeman wf to Anna Rorabaugh 5 25 26 $1.00 Sl-2 SI 2 Sl-Jt NW1-4 21 20 1W. t)II ft Lease Adams Roy Co. to Skelly Oil Co. 23 26 (5yr) $1.00 1-2 int Nl-2 SE 1-4 24 22 2E and $1.00 1-4 into Nl-2 NB1-4 SW1-4 SE1-4 24 22 2E. Albert Hynek to J.

E. Dolezal $1.00 5 11 26 NE1-4 14 21 2E 5 yra. J. E. Dolezal Jr.

et al to Wentz Oil $1.00 6 1 26 NE1-4 24 21 2E yra. Gerhart Gorath to The State 051 Co. 5 26 26 $800.00 Wl-2 SW1-4 34 21 IE 5yrs, Augusta Pagel et al Sinclair Co. 5 15 26 (end 11 23 31) El-2 SE1-4 20 21 IE. M.

D. Springfield to W. M. Hodsdon 6 4 26 $1.00 (5yr) Wl-2 SE1-4 1 20 2W. Fred Mugler Gdn.

to Sinclair 0 Co. 6 2 26 (end 11 25 31) El-2 SE1-4 20 3l IE. Release Of Oil Gas Lease Texas Co. to Tomas Jonas wf 6 4 26 NE1-4 24 21 2E. Twin State Oil Co.

to Nick Gocv- linger 6 12 26 SE1-4 1 20 2W. Royalty Conveyance Alford Steele to R. R. Hartmnn 6 9 26 $1.00 int Nl-2 SW1-4 28 20 1W A', D. Krow to Skelly Oil Co.

2 1C 86 $10. I 8 of 1 8 int Nl-2 SW1 4 8WH 13 22 2E. Alignment Of Oil Gas Lease A Krow to Skelly Oil Co. 4 JO 26 It.OO El-2 NW1-4 12 20 2E. W.

M. Hodsdon to Sinclair 0 Co, 6 7 26 $1.00 W12 SE1-4 1 20 2W. (First 1'ublished in the Perry Journal June 24, 11)20)' In the District Court of the United Stutos for the western District of Oklahoma. lu the matter of Woodruff Mercantile Perry, To the Creditors of suid Bankrupt: Notice is lie ruby given that on the 2ud day of July, 1920, at 1:30 o'clock p. there win be mee'tiug of the creditors of the above Jiainod bankrupt at the office of the referee at Guthrie, in suid district to allow claims, examine.

the bankrupt, select a trustee transact such other business aa may properly come before such meeting. Dated June 22, 1020. JOHN J. HILDRETII, Referee in Bankruptcy, Guthrie, Okla. BIG OPENING OF THE NE Champlin Service Station Southwest Corner of Public Bay- Ward Motor SATURDAY.

JUNE 26th (First Published in the Perry Journal June 24, 1920) NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the matter of the estate of Jane Shaffer, late of Noble County, State of Oklahoma, Deceased: All persons having claims against Jane Shaffer deceased, are required to present the same with the necessary Touch- ers to the undersigned, administrator, at Uurry, Iowa, or to P. B. Wilkins, his resident agent at Perry, Oklahoma, within four jnonths of the date hereof or the same will be forever barred. Dated this 18th dny of June, 1920. JOHN W.

SHAFFER, 2t Administrator. $125.00 1 To Be Given FOLLOWING GIFTS: eryl (First Published in the Perry Journal June 24, 1020) NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the matter of the estate of Peter Ryerson, late of Noble County, State of Oklahoma, deceased: All persons having chums against 'eter Ryerson, deceased, are required to iresont the name with thn necessary vouchers to the undersigned, adminis- tratrix at Porry, Oklahoma, within four nonths of the dutr hereof or the some will be forever barred. Dated this 17tli dny of Juno, 1920. JENNIE 0. RYRHSON, 2t Administratrix.

Gets 15 Gallons Champlin Motor Oil $5.00 Coupon Books 5 Gallons Champlin Motor Oil 5 Gallons Champlin Gasofinc 1 Gallon Champlin Motor Oil 4 Gallons Champlin Gasoline 5-pound Cans Champlin Grease Blanks 3 gallons Champlin Gasoline 1 Gallon Champlin Motoc Oil 2 Gallons Champlin Gasoline 1 Quart Champlin Motor Oil 1 Gallon Champlin Gasoline 1 -pound Can Champlin Grease YOU MAY GET A BIG ONE! In the District Court of Noble County, State of Oklahoma. In He: James Merlin Johnson, by his 'NC friend, Chester N. Johnson. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Notice is hereby given that the above! named petitioner, James Merlin lius filed his petition in the above entitled court, praying that the rights of majority be conferred upon said petitioner by the District Court of Noble County. Oklahoma, and that he be in all things empowered to exercise the right of majority, for all purposes, as provided by the statutes of the State of Oklahoma Said petition will be heard on or before the 8th dny of July, A.

102fi, or us soon thereafter us tho business of the court will permit. -JAMES MERLIN JOHNSON, By Chester N. Johnson, his next friend. i Attest: Horace S. Dolezal (SEAL) Court Clerk.

W. M. Bowles, AUy. for Petitioner, In addition to the above offer the first five customers who purchase five gallons of gasoline or more on this day will receive an extra gallon of Obaraplin Oil. Station Opens Promptly at 6 a.

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