Haskell News from Haskell, Oklahoma • Page 5

THE HASKELL NEWS Greatest Cafe- Lowest Prices. We take exceptional pride in our prescription department. The purest drugs-thegreatest skill and care in compounding- them the honost adherano' to every all absolutely necessary to give you exactly what the doctor has directed. Your life may be endangered by the slightest mistake. So go where you know your prescription will be handled in an absolutely scientific and proper manner.

1 Agt. T-D. Papers delivered daily to your home. 10c a week. Andy Enghsrt, Haskell.

Okla. Misses Eva and Kathryn Englert, Ed Majors and Hubert Straughn motored to Muskogee one day last week. I NOTES Rev. Jackson conducted chapel exercises Monday and gave us a very appropriate talk. Our soup kitchen is still popu- lar, as much as $4.30 being taken in one day.

We are verying Miss Barbara Englert of Nowa- service with pies and chili. ta, is visaing her brother. A. J. I A number of new pupils THE FIRST HAT i THE STORE CLYDE WHITEKER, Prop.

Local and Personal News WE WILL APPRECIATE IT IF YOU WILL SEND 1NTERST FOR PUBLICATION. PHONE IN 19. ITEMS OF Mrs. N. B.

Moore spent the first of the week in Muskogee. A. J. Englert was a business visitor in Muskogee Thursday. Chicken dinner at the Alvarado Cafe, Sunday.

Mrs. B. E. Hagler is on the sick list this week. T.

J. Way and wife motored to Muskogee Friday. Cleat Peterson was a business visitor in Tulsa Tuesday. S. Beshara was in Muskogee Monday on business.

Chicken dinner served at the Alvarado Cafe Sunday. Herbert Englert was a Muskogee visitor Sunday and Monday. Glenn Church left Tuesday evening for Collinsville. Just received a fresh shipment of Thanksgiving Chocolates. The Alvarado Cafe.

B. F. Thompson, who has been very ill for the past few weeks, is reported to be improving. W. D.

Knight and wife' of Coyle, are visiting their son, Gio. Knight, this week. Mrs. W. N.

Harsha and two children are visiting relatives in Clay Center, Kan. Geo. Floyd and wife of Bixby, were spending Sunday in Haskell with relatives. Mrs. W.

B. McCoy who has been dangerously ill, is greatly improved this week. The Alverado pays the highest cash price for all country produce. Bring us your chickens, eggs, butter little pigs. Ed MofFett will buy your chickens, turkeys and eggs at The Alvarado Cafe.

Now is the time to secure a lot and build you a nice home, see J. C. Scully. Miss Eva Englert, Mrs. J.

D. Monical and Mrs. John McLemore motored to Muskogee Saturday. A. F.

Mortimer and family and A. C. Long and family spent Sunday with relatives and friends in Okfuskee. Quit renting and become a property owner. See Scully He will tell you how to make the change.

Mrs. Glover will be hostess to the Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church Thursday at her rural home. A man's most importaTitduty to his family is to provide a home for them. See J. C.

Scully for a lot to build that home on. Mrs. A. B. Miller of Coyle, is spending the week with her sister, Mrs." G.

E. -Corbin and other relatives here. Englert and family for a few days. A boy baby was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Abey Moss of near Stone Bluff, last week. All parties are doing nicely. Mrs. Harrel Dodson of Hap- kell, is visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs.

A. Seltzer this Star. Miss Amy Jochum returned to her home in Pierce City, Tuesday after an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. R. Whitmore.

Mr. and Mrs. N. Lambertson and son Mablon and Mr. and Mrs.

B. E. Hagler spent Sunday in Okmulgee with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs.

Ike Morris of Bald Hill, are the proud parents of a baby girl, born Sunday. Mother and babe are progressing nicely. If you are from Missouri or any place, go to Scully and he will show you to become a property owner in Haskell. He has to show and sell. The Missionary Society of the First Baptist church met last Thursday at the church with Mrs.

Wm. Wilson as leader. Subject "State Missions." The next meeting will be an Aid Society meeting with Mrs. Rowe Thursday, Nov. 16th, at 3 p.

m. A charter has been granted by the secretary of the state to the Damme Pringle Oil Gas company with headquarters at Okmulgee, capitalized at $6 400. Incorporators, Carr Peterson, J. A. Carlin of Haskell, and C.

L. McMahon of Okmulgee. Friday night the members of the Royal Neighbors gave Mr. and Mrs. J-.

W. Brady a hearty house warning surprise at their new home east of Haskell. Five auto loads of fiun makers joined in the festivities of the evening at a late hour the visitors served dainty refreshments. come in this week making us need very badly the new desks which the board has ordered that has been delayed in We have been disappointed in nut being able so far to present a play, but hope to have an entertainment of some kind soon. We are expecting to purchase a paper baler so that we may put our waste paper in a saleable form.

By selling waste paper we are expecting to realize a little money to put into play ground apparatus. The sterographs ordered from Underwood and Underwood have arrived and will be put into use as soon as the teachers can get it ready. ig I Captial $25,000.00 Surplus $25,000.00 DO YOU WANT TO Go in business? Buy a home? Take out life insurance policy? Go for a trip or vacation? Go to college? Have a bank account? Be somebody in the business world Home Talent Play. Eyes tested free, glasses fitted and guaranted. H.

W. Reynolds, Jeweler and Optician. For Sale: Several residence in Haskell, all in desirable locations. For further information see C. E.

Henson. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hopkins, living 7 1-2 miles southeast of town, are the proud parents of a fine 11 pound boy, born l.ast week.

Mother and babe doing nicely. I a I Embrace The Opportunity That the advantage of buying Groceries here. If you are not already one of our customers, come in and see tell you what we mean. BARNEY'S CO. GRO.

Phone 101. Free Delivery The Royal Neighbors are preparing to give a home talent play entitled, "A Suffragette Social," in the near future, the date will be announced later. Those who are to take part in this home talent play are working' hard and diligently to make this one of the best entertainments of the kind ever given in this little all who wish to see a good clean play should plan to attend the one to be given before Thanksgiving by the Royal Neighbors of Haskell. Never fail to boost what your home town is'trying to do. Then save your money and open an account with this bank where it will be safe until you want it.

Do not put off until! tomorrow what you can do today. BEM GIN. Same courtesy and attention given to small as la ge accounts We invite you to come in and consult with us. We are ready at all time to help you. TRY US.

CLEAT PETERSON, Cashier 3 i Will Van Horn Taken Hospital. To Wednesday evening Will Van Horn was taken to the Physicians and Surgeons hospital for treatment for appendicites. He was able to be on the streets Monday but was taken seriously ill Tuesday and was found to be in a critical condition. Dr. Hill, and Mr.

and Mrs. Van Horn accompanied him to the hospital. Saturday evening three negroes were found gambling on the Chriswell building in broad day light where all could see. As a matter of fact they all regret their action now and say the next time they will try to find less prominent place for gam bling. Wednesday evening Mrs.

B. Church was hostess to the Missionary Society of the Metho dist church at her home on Center Street. Mrs. J. B.

Monical was leader and a large number of ladies were in attendance. After a few hours of service and social gossip. Dainty refreshments were served to the regular members and Mrs. J. O.

Dowdy. C. J. Sansign of Locust Grove, is visiting his son, J. M.

Sansign of this place. He was a caller at the News office Friday evening and while talking to him he told us of his mother, who is 95 years old visiting him recently and who is in good health. She has 112 grand children, great grand children and great- great grand children. Her mother was 113 years old at her death. for for 1st Notice to Taxpayers.

We now have the tax roll Haskell and Moore township 1916. You have until the day of January to pay first half of taxes. No notices will be mailed you from the county treasurer as heretofore. Those de siring to find out the amount of their taxes, even though they are not ready to pay, can do so by calling at the bank, where we will gladly give you a statement Jof the amount you owe. Payable at the International Bank.

NOTICE. DEATH OF OLD PIONEER. J. P. Davidson, better known THE ALVARADO We will Serve Chicken Dinner to the home folks of Haskell eve'ry Sunday.

Bring your family and have a regular home dinner. YOU ARE WELCOME Sunday and Daily Papers. Magazines, Cigars, Tobacco, Candy and Fruits. E. B.

MOFFETT, Proprietor. Km The girls basket ball team of the Haskell high school will play Jenks high school team Friday at 4:00 o'clock. Don't miss this if you want to see a good game. Admission 25 cents. Liberal Reward, MISSION at St.

Andrew's Catholic Church Haskell, Oklahoma By Rev. Peter O'Sullivan, S. J. November 26 to December 3, '16. For the return of one pocket book that was left on the desk in the First National Bank, Haskell, on Sept.

23, 1916. Containing about $38.00 in currency and other valuable papers. Or will pay the above amount for any information leading to recovery of same. Joseph Jackson! as "Buzz Hawkins," one of the oldest citizens of the Creek nation, died early this morning at his home four miles west of Muskogee. He was in town Saturday transacting business, and while he has been in poor health for the past year, his death was sudden.

He was one of the largest property owners in Agency township and paid taxes ou over a thousand acres of land. Buzz, as he was familiarly known, fought both in the Con- federate and Federal armies. Judges of the supreme court will most likely in the future remain upon the bench during their allotted span." PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING A good selection of Paints and Wall Paper in stock. Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable SERVICES SUNDAYS 10:00 a. m.

Mass and Sermon. Rosary, Sermon, Benediction. WEEK DAYS. 8:00 a. m.

Mass and Instruction. 4:00 p. m. Children's Mission. 7:30 p.m.

Rosary, Sermon, Benedictiod. G. GWINNELL, Phone 68 Haskell, Okla. PRACTICAL RULES FOR MAKING A GOOD MISSION I. Be very punctual and act in attending the morning and evening- The omission of one, through negligence, impairs the effects of the whole mission, as these exercises are so many links in the same chain.

II. Reflect seriously on tha eternal truths that have proposed to your consideration. III. Exert your zeal in bringing others to profit by the many spiritual benefits of the Mission; The public is hereby notified that I will-not permit any hunting or shooting on any of my premises and any one guility of this will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. T.J.

Way. Don't Pay Rent. 'Sweetly sleep the soul contented In a home that's rented." The next big thing to be pulled off is the Thanksgiving dinner. It will be a little higher, but you may bet your boots the average family will have a big dinner just thie same, CHRISTMAS PRESENTS A jjreat man waits until! the last day to buy not thinking of the broken stock that was prepared for the holidays, and naturally some article you had in mind has been sold, if so, it makes you worry, so make your selection early as certain lines of goods can not be duplicated this year. OUR IMMENSE STOCK Affords you a better opportunity than any other store In the southwest to obtain what you want in Diamonds, Watches, Jewelery, Cut Glass and Silverwitre.

MAIL US YOUR ORDERS We make a specialty of mail orders and any orders sent us willhaveour very best attention nod if possible we will ship the same day the order is received. We are members of the merchants association and refund to you a per cent of your K. K. fare, as per amount of purchase. A.

Y. B0SWELL CO. 123 Main Street Tulsa, Oklahoma A Oldest Established Jewelers in Oklahoma. i I i i 8 I I I 1 3.