The Indian Journal from Eufaula, Oklahoma • Page 5

find it No matter what you are looking for you cad find it lit our store. We carry el complete line of everything the farmer needs, and our prices are always right MAKE OIR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS Whlie'Tn ioWn." to tia and receive in exchange the chiocest merchandise. We pay the est market price for farm produce. Gleasoii Eufaula. Oklahoma THE WALUOM RITURN TO Mr.

and Mrs. Will Wallace and children who resided in this city iBt years, but spent the past tew id toloradb, have returned fttifailiajto make this, pla66 theip honie. They have a host of 'friends here who extend them a hearty 1 welcome. They will live in the Tully house on forest. J.

Y. Audd, Chedsljq Mcintosh, JfJhn Vaughn were here from Checotah Saturday. Cql. C. E- Foley and Judge Frank W.

Rushing were in Mus kogee Saturday. Miss Rettig of Pryor was in the city several days'this week the guest of friends Hum pudding, Olty Market. Sugar butter, City Market. Miss Edith Wilson of Oklahoma City is" visiting her sister, Miss Cecil Wilson. Mao Burton ws here from Mellette Saturday.

White, blaok and red cherries Otty Market. Will Dice is from Dustin- here this week M. B. Moore is selling his ladies 'Suits at cost. All kinds of spice, dates and figs, Olty Market.

John Morton was Raiford Thursday. here from Don't overlook this opportun -i ity at Moore's. Dr. Rawls was in the city from Vivian Monday. Powdered, brown, loaf and granulated sugar.

City Market. See Dr. West about that farm Money is no object. Col'. William A.

Collie spent Sunday at Muskogee. Fresh oysterds all the tlnie fish every Friday, City Market. C. Crabtree has been on the siok list this week. Dick Martin was Checotah Tuesday, here from Why have your eyes tested in haphazard way by those so called specialists' When you can iHave ttiftnl treated ftytto.

expert optician. Will be at Dr Mayfleld's dental office, Monday, Qiedemjber ii, 1011. LOtT. Pair, rimless glasses on or near Main street. Finder please leave at Morhart's and get reward.

HYMEN'S ALTAR. The scientific application of lenses (glasses), to ihe eye receives my attehtio'n. Dr. H. H.

Wynne, Eufaula, December Office Dr. A. Toile-: son. TO tXCHANQE. Two-story brick building, rents for $1,360 per year.

TO exchange for bottom farm near Eufaula. See W. T. FEARS. 10-17-24.

DR. H. H. WYNNE, OOULIST. Chas.

E. Hagerty was here from Muskogee several days this week on business. Ben Brooks is here from St. Louis the guest of Frank Eckelkamp and family. M.

Board and 'wife returned Saturday from Missouri where they spent Thanksgiving. Chas. Buford of Checotah was in the city the first of the week oon legal business, Ben Draper and John Depuy of Checotah were attending eourt in Eufaula this week. Dr. Morris was in the city from Vivian Wednesday.

All ladies misses and childrens coats at cost at M.B; Judge Schofleld was here from Checotah the first of the week. County Commissioner J. Brandon of Brush Hill attended the Commissioners mteting in Eufaula Monday. If you are looking for a place close in to build you a home don't fail to see D. M.

Wniaker in the Lockhart addition. Sveeialist of the eye, ear, nose and throat of Oklahoma City will be professionally in Eufaula, Friday, December 15. Glasses fitted One regular visit each month. In quire office of Dr. Tolleson or Morhart's Drug Store.

J. B. Self of Council Hill was a gufflwla, visitor Monday. Chas, Freeman was, attending court in Eufaula this week. B.

Moore is selling a line of men's and boy's suits at cost. AH wool sweaters at $1.00 to 42.50. Brown Co. Harry RitterhofT. County Commissioner from Hoffman attended the Commissiiners meeting in the city the first of the week.

Report of the Condition of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK No. 6902., At Eufaula in the State of Ok lahoma, at the close of business, December 5, 1911. RESOURCES Loans and discounts.9105.107.31 Overdrafts, secured cotton U. S. Bonds to secure circulation Premiums on U.

S. Bonds securities, etc Banking house, furnl- fixtures Duo from National Banks (not reserve i agents) Due from approved re serve Checks and other cash items Notes of other National banks Fractional paper currency, nickels, Lawful money reserve viz: Specie Legal-te-mTor notes -Redemption fund U. Sv Treasurer per cent of circulation vv 50,000.00 500.00 4,200.00 8.830.31 41,348.61 392.71 1,185.00 314:69 in Bank, 15,312.80 There are only a few Jots-left in Lockhart's addition. Let me tell you ail about the terms and. D.

M. Whitaker. Claude A. Niles, J. B.

Lucas and Cheesie Mcintosh were here the first of the week from cotah on legal business. All ladies and sweaters, and coats at cost at M.B. Moore. Tom Moore and L. R.

Jordan here from Fame Wednesday Go to H. Brown for new serge skirts at S4 00. Silk and Messaline dresses at $6.50 to $14.50, Silk petticoats $1.50 to $4.50. 2.500.00, Da. I.

Levy at Dr. Mayfleld's dental office, Monday, Dec, 11. Chas. Wilson was in the city" from Mellette the first of the week John M. White and Henry were hove from Monday.

Chester Raiford Louis A. Kean was iri the city Muskogee Jtlohday on legal 0 assortment, of Christmarf wholesale or Wtali. City 1 Distriot roaTfatt Agent Herbert House had in Eufaula this week. Jffss Mabel Sanger spent Snn- day in Muskogee the at friends. raiains, oiirfenta, and lemon peal at the jQM Jack Harley of McAlester and Irvin Donavan of Muskogee were among the out of town attorneys attending court in Eufaula thig, week.

1 Total LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in 50,000.00 Surplus Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes 'paid 4,408.32 Nationa 1 Bank notes outstanding 50,000.00 Due to other National banks 5,000.00 Individual deposits subject to 99,683.92 Time certificate deposit 18,973.7 Certified checks 1,200.00 Cashier's check out- Standing 360.00 LjabilitiOS pther than those above stated, Money in 480.00 We will sell you the of Lockhart's addition oheap if yoii' are looking for a money maker. Investigate. tied find Howard Noble we're heW ifcis week from Che attending court former Sheriff fitfe the city from BfUsh tiill this, week. We have a nice tw'oroom: south and east 100, feet front.

Good weff, small barn, good garden, will sell on easy terms, Lookhart Swttfford. John fdrter, wife and baby are visiting' ill Kentucky. They expect to be 1 absent from the olty for the next' itereeweks. Total, State of Oklahoma, County of Mcintosh, ss D. B.

Whybark, cashier Of the above named bank, do solemn ly swear" that- the above state- njent is trud the best of my and hflfleT. D. B. WHYBARK, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn it before me this 7th day.of ADOLPH HERRMANN, Notary Puhlio.

My commisson expires January 6, 1014. Correct Attest: H. C. KEIiLiSY, W. G.

MORBfART, H. B. ERNBSV. Hymen has not our I and, and willing worshipers still at his ancient' shrine. At impei ious command, a hejppy wedding occurred in bur oily Ittst Friday nigpt, at eight 'clock.

It was at the home of Mr, and Mrs Chas, Nelson on the jVest The con trading parties were Mr: Michael Mantell Manning and Miss Nolle Womack, oldest daughter Of our fellow townsman, Mr. N. Worn aok. ceremony that recognized and bound in law this happy jinion of hearts, was pronounced Jn solemn and distinct tones ftev. B.

undo of the bride 's father 1 It a quid, and, the following named pers Jfk C. N. Mrs parepts of the bride; iiti' Fannie of South, Pittsburg, ooother of Mrs! Ellen Womack; Mr. if. many, Miss ,4 .9 Lillian and Preston Wphiack, sisters, of the bride and members of the family.

Nelle Mannipg, of N. Womapk the third generation frpm C. a pioneer a prominent citizen of Jackson coun 'ty Alabama, known and respected in North Alabama because of. his sterling character and because of his unseifl 'sh, useful and honpfable life. Sfte is well endowed by nature with rich graces and heart, Mrj Manning is recently from Denison, Texas, where his parents have lived" for the past ten years.

He 'is the- oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rosary Man nipg. Mr. Frank Manning is English born, but lias lived in the city of New York, the greater part of his life.

He is a well-to-do citizen of Denison, Texas, and is well thought of by all to whom he is known. Th-e mother' of groom was a Miss Carro, of Italian and French blood. The Womacks are art Scotch and Irish extraction, name being still used' in North Ireland. Thus we have a mixture of Scotch, Irish, English, Italian and French blood These young pxsople have no right to complain ml- the-source from whence they Young Mr. Manning came to this'city during She present year, and at once took a position whioh he' still His 'chief object was to buM up among strangers a reputation for probity, fidelity, dfepemdableness and an all-round' gentleman.

By a conscientious attention to business, and promptness, politness and affable courtesy, he has won for himself a secure place in the esteem of our people. While winning aw enviable reputation, he has won the confidence and love of a noble young woman. He as good breeding, natural refinement and strong mentality. With all this, he is an accomplish) ed musician. He knows, as if iid were intuition, every fret and towh, every string and chord of string-instruments, and manages the Manning orchestra of our ity.

A most pleasant affair following 1 the nuptials was an elegant dinner at six o'cloek, held in the Palace Dining Hall of the popular Ideal Cafe, in the Board Smock building, Sunday evening. This was tendered by the young set in honor of the bride and groom. The neat dining hall was elaborately decorated for the occasion with taste and skill. Ceiling and wall and every nook and corner of the hall were beau tifully festooned and vases over-; flowed with carnations and other fragant flowers. A mammoth turkey, baked to the king's taste, with suitable vianda, held the right of way, while 'a host of choice eatables, daintily preparod made the tables groan.

Here the happy company lingered and enjoyed themselves to the full, taking no note of time as the winged moments glided Swiftly by. At the oonolu the blush ing brido appropriately presided ai-Jhe punchy bowl. Eros' fl nd pleasure held high carnival. This feast of fat things spoked loudly the praise of the young set, to the praise of the eloganoe and taste and skill of the Ideal Cafe. Mr.

and Mrs. Manning have, fdr the present, taken rooms with Mr and Mrs. Womaoki and are at home to their friends. May their lives be long, happy, fruitful and useful. WE CARRY THE NICEST LINE OF Fresh and Salt Meats To Be Found to the City of Eufaula Sweet Juicy Porterhouse Steaks.

Beit Short Rib Roasts, Pure Sausage, Nice Swfeet Bacon aad Pure Hog Lard. My yoti may desire. Our Groceay ij' i -rid Complete ia Every Detail. When in Need of Groceries or Meats Phone No YT2 THst (Mat taWlcIneobUinableM wlifr ulltOv dehiyu glBi't oplDlon; sold of pbnsldw It Hie beat on the njirket." 'Sold by O. J.

Fuller. LET US HELP YOU vt are. planning om building a house, or a barn, or any other structure this, season, and figuring on what the material will oost, in and let us figure it We. are accustomed to that sor.t of work and can tell you in a few minutes just how much it will; cost you. Even if you.

are not going build right away, we'll ho. glad to. make you an estimate on your billl But don't wait until.you want aibig bill of glad.tp have your little one, two, or more pieees, aud will-make the pric right. L. CRpWL, Manager: T.

H. ROGERS LUMBER CO. R. O. BURTON General merchandise Staple and Fancy Groceries Your Patronage Solicited FREE DELIVER IN CITY LIMITS CITY OFFICIALS W.

Oust Police Jiidjga -C. B. Millar. Rahadni Q. Bailey Aaaeaaor -Wanry T.

Ballard Chief of W. Lam- turt 1st T. ryla Alderman Sd Eokelkatnp, H. B. Ernest.

Alderman, 3d Belt, Dees Jaheway Wi 86 tfoi kiiow iiiow MANY SENSIBLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS' WE CAK jbSi ihirn. YOU VISIT OUR STORE. BRING IN THE WKOIE FAMILY. WE HAVE SOMETHING THAT WILL PLEASE EVERYONE OF THEM. YOUR FRIENDS WILL APPRECIATE SOME USEFUL, SENSIBLE PRESENT SUCH AS WE SELL MORE THAN A FANCY TRIFLE THAT WILL 800N BE WORTHLESS.

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