The Standard-Sentinel from Stilwell, Oklahoma • Page 3

THOROUGHLY BOOSTING STILWELL. THE ADAIR COUNTY DEMOCRAT STILWELL, THURSDAY, JAN. 8th, 1931. Country Correspondence CHALK BLUFF Iris Kcene, Editor. LYONS Mr.

and Mrs. Ike Issacc Were the visitors at the home of Bartley Rushes of' Ewing Chapel. George Williams celebrated his 9th. birthday last Thursday night with a party. Everyone attending reported a nice time.

Refreshments were cake and grape Leola and Jackie Adair spent Saturday night with Rose Glassley. Miss Ruth Floyd spent the weekend with home folks. Woodrow Murrott was the visitor of Ona Essary Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Jess Wright are visiting relatives here. Mrs. Wright was formerly Miss Ruth Estes. Mrs. Irene Alberty and sons, A.

J. and Laverne, were the visitors at the home of Mrs. Katherine Blakmore Sunday. Miss, Rose Glassley spent Thursday night with Iris and Opal Keene. Mr.

and Mrs. Golden Eagleton are visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Lou McCaleb, Mr.

and Mrs. R. H. Williams, Mrs. Earl Floyd and Mrs.

Julia Alberty were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Williams Sunday. Addison Miller was the visitor of Roy and Ray Gore Sunday. We are glad to welcome these new pupils hi school: Hazel, Vera, Roy, Eula, Jtiiious Ellic Miles.

Roy was the visitor of W. D. Leaiherwood Saturday night. Ersie'! McCaleb, and Vera Floyd spent Sunday with Miss Roberta Williams. i Mr.

and Mrs. Patterson have moved near this place. We are proud to hove them as neighbors. Miss Violet Hilwick was the visitor of Miss Esther Keller last week. Miss Lillie Thurber, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Thurber and Charlie Hamlin of Bunch were married the 31st of December at midnight We suppose they made new year's resolutions. Joe Matlock and Jim Mays were business visitors in Stilwell Monday. Elmo Hollaway, who has been living in Stilwell returned lo Lyons last week. 0) Jim Matlox, who was hit by a stick in the car wheel is improv Mr.

and Mrs. Orville Patrick and 'aughtcr, Patricia, visited relatives, W. Hamlin and family of Bunch Sunday. Bill McNatt who was hurt last week from a fall, is getting along nicely. Mr.

and Mrs. Hamlin were visitors in Lyons Saturday. Thad Skitt and Calvin Hall were working for Ihe K. C. S.

near Marble. Mrs. A. Shook was a business visitor in Lyons Monday. moved on G.

E. Casey's place. Mrs. Agnes Bradley and son, Jeff, returned to their home here Saturday after spending two weeks in Chris- tic. Robert De Lazier, who is teaching school near Watts, spent the weekend here with his parents.

Mrs. Etta Owens and children, formerly of Bloomburg, Texas, have come here to reside. Mr. and Mrs. A.

H. Ray and children, motored to Proctor Sunday and visited with J. H. Ray and his sister, Mrs. Wiley Hodge of Muskogee, who was there.

EWING CHAPEL Dessie Ramsey, Editor. WARNS PUBLIC )R. GRACE KIRKLAND, M. well known woman doctor, warns against continued use of drastic purgatives. WAUHILLA Pauline Wheeler, Editor.

Here comes Wauhilla after a long, long absence. Mr. and Mrs, Neil Bryson of Braggs, have moved to this community We are proud to have them with us. Miss Pauline Shipman, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Artie Shipman, returned to Tulsa Sunday, here she has been working for some time. There aws a porty at the Hornsby home Saturday night. All were reported to have enjoyed the occasion. Misses Quatie Riddle and Rodena Worley called on Miss Pauline Whee ler Sunday. Miss Loveta Webb, who is attending school at Stilwell spent the weekend wtih home-folks.

Several young folks of this community attended church at the Mission at Spade Mountain Sunday nite. Miss Pauline Shipman entertained some of her friends with a farewell party Friday night. They were entertained with music and parlor games. Those attending reported an enjoyable time. Mr.

Hearl and Ilarvy liramion of Piney spent the week-end visiting relatives and friends of this community. Billic Hornsby who is attending the A. and M. college at Slilwater, spent the week-end visiting relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. George Riddle called at the Nolan horn Saturday evening. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lon Wheeler fand family called on Mr.

and Mrs. Neil Bryson Monday night. Everyone in this place is very busy moving to their new homes. Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Workman of Salem, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Charley Vickrey. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Vickrey and daughters, Norma and Lucille, called at the home of George Ramseys Monday night.

The girls had en enjoyable time, making ginger snaps Mr. and Mrs. Louis Maton of Geneva spent Xmns with their daughter, at Copic, in Sequoyah county Mrs. Dovie Means and Miss Dessie Ramsey were Ft. Smith shoppers last Tuesday.

Nadine Means has been very ill this week, but is improving. Fred Terry of Heavener, called at the Presley home Wednesday night. Miss Bessie WHson spent Xmas with her parents. Miss Dessie Ramsey was the Saturday night guest of Miss Verna Moton. Miss Norma Vickrey called on Miss Dessie Ramsey Sunday evening.

Mr. Doode and Sam Hannah tooli supper with Harvey Ramsey Friday night. A group of young folks from this place attended the Xmas program at Chalk Bluff Wednesday night. They were: Mr. Afton and Marguerite Wilson, Jeff Hannah, Mr.

Ellis, John Vickrey, Harvey Ramsey, Dessie Ramsey, Mr. Terry, Mrs. Dovie Means Runch cemetery. He died Dec. 31st Mr.

Lauren Presley and Mr. Embrey at 1:00 A. M. of typhoid. He leaves Farmer.

his mother, three brothers, Willis of I Otto Maton, Vanderhide, Miss Sallisaw, and Robert and Walter of, Hester Beanstick, Miss Geneva this place, three sisters, Mrs. Wade gans. Miss Verna Maton and Mrs. BUNCH Charlie Hamlin, who is here from California, visiting relatives, and Miss Lillie Thurber of Stilwell, were married Wednesday, Dec. 31, by Rev.

Towery. They expect to make their'; home here. The bride is a sister of Miss Roxie Thurber, cacher in the public school of this district. D. C.

O'Neal and family have moved to Stilwell. George Miller and family of Lyons, have moved here to reside. Kenny Johnson of Stilwell was in this town Thursday. Funeral services were conducted Rev. C.

H. Cole of Stilwell Thursday for Albert Lee, 24 year old son of Mrs. Rowland. He wag buried in the "Ten years medical practice has convinced me that persons suffering from functional debility as indicated by party complexions, faulty digestion, poor assimilation, chronic or occasional constipation, acidity, gas, unrefreshing sleep, nervousness, biliousness and toxic headaches, should the frequent use of calomel, salts or other drastic habit-forming purgative drugs. "After observing the action of Sar gan and Sargon Soft Mass Pills in a great many cases I feel free to say I have never seen a formula as uniformly effective as the Sargon treatment for the disorders mentioned above.

I have seen countless cases of wonderful results from the use of Sargon, and I consider it a real privilege to recommend this remarkable new treatment." Dr. Kirkland is a resident of Atlan-j ta, Ga. Sold by Crescent Drug Store. -returned to their home after a visit with friends and relatives near Berryville, Ark. Miss Sallie find Sam Waljringstick came home Monday from Hominy, where they have been visiting their sister.

Frank Maton was the Saturday nite guest of Harvey Ramsey. Dopde Hannah and Hass Paden called on Harvey Ramsey Thursday night. Miss Hester Beanstick, called on Miss Verna Maton Saturday night. Robert Routh and son, Elmer, called at the Ramsey home Thursday night. Miss Verna Maton and Miss He8- ter Beanstick called on Miss Dessie Ramsey Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Doode Hannah were the Sunday evning guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsey.

Mr. and Mrs. French Sanders spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ma- vtOll.

Miss Nellie Means and baby spent I Saturday night with Miss Beatrice' Eli ah. Mrs. Tom Hannah and Miss Ruth Addington called on Mrs. John Hannah Sunday afternoon. Dan Hannah of Fayetteville, visited with relatives here last week.

Mrs. Dovie Means has been visiting with her sister at Heavener, Okla. Mrs. Lou Talbott of Stilwell spent Saturday night with her mother, Mr3. Pcthly.

QUICK RELIEF FOR COUGHING SPELLS FAMOUS PRESCRIPTION STOPS THEM ALMOST INSTANTLY. The amazing success-of this prescription called Thoxine is due to its quick double action; it immediately soothes the irritation and goes direct to the internal cause not reached by ordinary medicines. The very first swallow usually stops even the most obstinate cough. Thorine is pleasant tasting and safe for the whole family. Your money will be refunded if it does not give better and quicker relief for coughs or sore throat than anything you have ever tried.

Put up ready for use in 35c, and $1.00 bottles. Sold hv CRESCENT DRUG CO. and all other good drug stores J. T. Parks, District Judge, of Tahlequah, was holding court in Stilwell Wednesday.

Ithel Crittenden of Wcstville spent the week-end visiting Pauline Rogers. Bonnie Fleetwood has returned to the Sanitarium at Talihina after spending the. holidays with i-elatives and friends here. Cochran of this place and Hannah and John Ann of Sallisaw. Both are married.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill McKinney of Muldrow have moved here to reside. John E. Johnson is ill.

Vena Sanders were kodaking Xmas. Mr. and Mrs. French Sanders called on Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Maton Sunday. Afton, Marguerite and Ruth Wilson called at the Ramsey home Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Chuculate have day night. MAKING TIME WITH FATHER TIME TITANTIC RIPPLE Harve Justice, Editor.

We Here we come agin this week, are still having pretty weather. Fred Smith took dinner with Carl Bruner Sunday. Tom Burgess has moved back on his place at Titantic. Walter Gentry and family have moved back on their place. George Gentry's father is in on a visit.

Dud Orr is visiting here this week. Ted Smith's wound on his leg is improving nicely. Earl Burgess and family have moved back east of Titantic. Miss Maggie Creech of Ft. Smith is her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Creech. Carles Bruner spent the past week at home. Miss Imo Broun, Jim Davis and Beatrice Scacewater and Lense No- Mpn went the Mission Sunday night. Mr.

and Mrs. Lench are visitng Mrs. Lcnch's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Davis.

Miss Nora Davis is improving nicely this week. T. S. Bruner went to Stilwell Monday on business. is a doctor's Prescription for COLDS and HEADACHES It is the most speedy remedy known.

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Elmo Weaver visited relatives near Stilwell Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. George Whelchel, who underwent an operation for appendicitis, is reported as doing nicely. lhaueUesa.I graeiurent GENEVA CHAPEL Dessie Damsey, Editor. SPECIAL THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY SUITS, Cleaned and Pressed 75c Pants, Cleaned and Pressed 35c Hats, Cleaned and Pressed 75c Caps, Cleaned and Pressed 25c 0.

K. Cleaners Hello folks, I wish you all a happy new year. There be church at Geneva Saturday night. Every one invited to attend. Mr.

Elmer and Omer Routh have Sargon 2 Bottles Sargon, value 1 Bottle Sargon Soft Mass Pills Total Value Special .60) $3.30) Enjoy the sturdy health that Sargon can sound, refreshing with a keen, hearty that rugged glow of your starving nerves and impoverished your bodily vigor and get a new, lease on life at once with the help of this new and modern compound. We recommend it because we know what it will do. Crescent Drug ELCLUSIVE SARGON AGENTS. Believers and Boosters of Stilwell THE MERCHNTS LISTED BELOW ARE NOT ONLY BOOSTERS AND BELIEVERS IN STILWELL, BUT ARE; PAYROLL THEY STILL PAY SALARIES OF THEIR HELP DURING THE DEPRESSION, THUS GREATLY HELPING STILWELL AND ITS PEOPLE DURING THE MOST CRUCIAL TIME IN HISTORY. MONEY SPENT WITH THEM IS MONEY SPENT TO BUILD STILWELL.

The old gentleman (El Brcndel) is reported on good authority to be not nearly so displeased as he seems with the little stranger (Marjorie White), who is about to usurp his seat. Our Reputation WE SELL ONLY THE BEST HOME-KILLED MEATS AT ALL TIMES. OUR COURTESY AND SERVICE IS THE BEST IN TOWN. AS A CONSEQUENCE OF OUR POLICY OF FAIR DEALING WE HAVE GAINED THE BEST PATRONAGE IN TOWN. GIVE US A TRIAL IF YOU ARE NOT ONE OF OUR HUNDREDS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS! SPIC SPAN MARKET WARD SANDERS, Props.

CONSOLIDATED STORE CO. CRESCENT DRUG STORE "The Rexall Store" PUGH-BISHOP CHEVROLET CO. 'Always a Booster" W. C. LEE and CO.

Merchandise at Low Prices. J. M. WHITE DRY GOODS Shoes and Groceries. Phone 129 BRUCE COX DRY GOODS CO.

COMMERCIAL HOTEL Mrs. J. L. Cox, Prop. NILL'S CASH MARKET Quality Cash and Save the Difference.

MITCHELL BROS. SERVICE STATION Eugene Mitchell, Prop. Sinclair's Gas, Oils and Greases Drive in and See Us. tejjy to wgty;.