The Ripley Times from Ripley, Oklahoma • 12

Bohn, to Mr and Mr II Hop on Tuenday morning Dee 15 a non Mr and Mr 8 Kirk leave tomorrow for a visit with her mother in Joplin, Mo Mr Frank Sarber will arrive tomorrow from Guthrie to spend Christmas will her parents, Mr and Mrs Sharurn If Iioark left Monday for Missouri to be gone two or three weeks lie expects to bring his wife mother home with him Wo will send you the Times and the Kansas City Weekly Star both one year for 1 00 This may not last long, so come early Plug, of the new hardware firm of Kinchloe Flog, has rented the Beilis property and moved his household goods in this week MT IIOI HAPPENINGS Mr PttMtionl Harriet i quit sled Ur Ihikor of Wdd Hor has Issmi culled her to MH her I 1' to hear of her nsuiy recovery John lh or family of enu, visihsl at Win Clen- denin's Thursday, aim ut unday Friday We are glad to hear of our old neighbors being with us aguin Mrs Maud Munday has been on the sick list A few of our young folks attended the box supper ut the Hem sclnsd house last Friday night and reported a good time We began to think we would have to got us some sleighs and hells the first of last week Mr and Mrs Chas Hollman spent the day at Bennett last Thursday Oklahoma, at the close of Mrs Bevins has been ailing ness, Dec 1 1904 the past week Santa Kr lull 411 417 410 4UH 412 407410 WKHT lkM Sk and Guthrie a fe- Guthrie and Hipley Cushing and Guthrie, mixed NOHTH HOt Nil Gutbrle und Skrdw, passenger Ark City and Pauls Valley -Guthrie and Ripley, passenger south hound Ark City und Pauls Valley Guthrie and Cushing, mixed arrive 1U ill 4a in 11 00 a leave 7 10 1 05 in 8 10 ill 0 H4 8 00 hi 1 10 1 15 1 2 1 a in Daily except Sunday PATTON, Agent port of the Condition of THE BANK OF RIPLEY Ripley, in the Territory busi-, Mr and Mrs Oscar Leher of Ed mond, are expected here Tuesday to spend the holidays with Mrs Leher brother, PI Trapp, and family DeJarnett received word yesterday morning of the death of Mrs DeJarnett father at his home in Kansas Mrs DeJar- nett lias been there attending her father for some time and was at the bedside when death came PI Bowdlear goes, with his grsphaphone, tonight to the ree Silver school house, four miles south of town, to entertain the patrons of a box supper He will be accompanied by Mrs Bowd- lear and Mrs Braxton, wiio will act as chaperones Trapp, our genial rural route carrier, is enjoying a visit this week from his brothers, A Trapp of Manhattan, Kansas, and Trapp of Guthrie Trapp, the father also returned this week from several months visit in Kansas There will be a change in the officers of the Bank of Ripley on January 1 at which time Douglass will retire from the active management of the institution and will be succeeded by Swinford of Stillwater, son of Swinford, president of the First National Bank of that city Mr Douglass will, after retir- U'l- HKH rt HKS Loans and dike uutu OvreiliaftH -iMir nud cii 1 Wnile at play one day last week, Furniture ml Hx ur Leonard, the six year-old son of Due from bank- Look out for the visit of Santa Claus Mr and Mrs Elmer Sackett, ac- cidently cut a gash in his fore head The doctor had to take a few stitches in the wound Miss May Clendenin and Miss Edna Beers visited at the home of James Ramsey Friday-evening Later Mrs, Barrett is some better at the present writing We hear that Mr and Mrs Blossom son Orval is sick In another column we publish a statement of the financial condition of the Bank of Ripley The statement indicates a strong, vigorous institution which deserves the patronage of our people PERKINS NOTES FROM THE URNAL Boyd Hansbro, Willie and Frank Knipe returned from Perry Tuesday Bohlmeyer of Carlin- ville, 111 is in the city visiting his sister, Mrs Len Dumas Mrs Alvin Bryan of Coyle, has been visiting her cousin, Mrs Albright, for a few7 days Mrs Bessie Knipe Thomas left Wednesday for New7 Orleans to spend the winter with her husband, Dr A Thomas Sater of Stillwater, has commenced drilling for oil on the townsite at Yale Drilling is in progress at many of the towns in eastern Oklahoma When will Perkins begin to drill Mr and Mrs Ballenger, Mr and Mrs Edgar Mills and Carl Ballenger went to Cushing Wednesday to visit Mr Riggins Wm Murlin and Miss Edith Brownell were united in mar riago at the home of the bride Ca-li and sight exchange 21,025 02 7 176 17 i 00 eo 24 321 94 2 807 84 Tulal 56 990 57 LIABILITIES Capita ktoCK paid in 5 000 00 Surplus fund 2,500 CO Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid 2 578 10 Individual deposits subj-ct to check 44 274 89 Time certificates deposit 2 037 58 Anyone aendlne a sketch and description may quickly uncertain our opinion free whether no Invention is probably patentable Communic i tlon strictly confidential HANDBOOK on Hat uu sent free Oldest agency for securing patents Patents taken through Munn Co receive tpecial notice, without charge, in the Scientific American A handsomely Illustrated weekly Largest circulation of any scientific Journal Terms, 3 a year four months, Sold by all newsdealers MUNN Co New York Branch Office 025 8t Washington Total 50 990 57 rERBiTORY Oklahoma a JoiiNTV of Payne, Doiiart, cashier of the ab nam bunk, do solemnly swear that the above statement is frtie anti that aid bank had no other liabilities and is not endorser nn any note or obligation other than that shown in the above statement, to the best of my knowledge and belief, so help me God Donart, Go shier Subscribed and sworn to before tne this 5th day of Decemb 1904 Malernke, Notary Public My commission expires Aug 4, 1908 Correct Attest Douglass, SwiNFori Walker, Directors 4 per cent Money to Loan on real estate only, any kind, any where Minton, Kansas City, Mo MEHAN ITEMS We had a snow and rain last week which was fine on the wheat John Beers and family are here from Kay county visiting old friends Monday spent Sunday at Bennett Frank Pickerill made a business trip to Perkins and Stillwa- ter last Saturday Sam Burkhart has rented the Thompson farm Doc Ramsey will move north of Ripley Jacob Haindel of Ashland, Kansas, arrived last Thursday for a visit with his brother, Wm Varley, ana son, A Haindel We wish you a merry Christmas and a happy New Year Dec 21, 1904 Hear Jolly Friday night SURE HATCH INCUBATORS Hatch Chickens Every Time Hatch Live Chickens Hatch Every Fertile Egg Cost littie to run 30 cents ir oil brings ITa Asbestos is the proper lining for in ubators hatch ICa- to operate a ohiId dn do it ilc se reUects heat lrorn top of machine onto the eggs big money on sc il inws tnent a li etiaio Mother Nature way Have 12-ounce oold-roilerl Hu lt of CaK or own-L Xiir hj ias copper pipe heating system makes steady, even lined 0 a ie es tv ryi Ca io iua heat all around sines and over top Copper water rcdvrooU uetu awt Iv or shrinks, rps or oracles in iter has i'18 siju ro ias heating surface, largest- heming surface put on ar incubator, insur- --'S7--- 7 Si iKiag perfect temperature at minimum cost Keen- -f on inside of machine, ah adjusted Sa- 2 iot be knocked out of j-on it ion or broken a auucBeu oiu oi in i-si-witstrr Vl -iri on Davs ing from the bank, give his entire attention to his other bus- parents east of town Wednesday iness interests night, Rev Woodyard officiating If tilth GuurunU cd The Surr Ilufch is Sold on CO Days Free Trial which rives you nn opportunity of king cd two '1 lirtr'- erd thoroughly tryinr machine JtT -egg' p'-io-'l sire 12D th nil improvements worth having on on incubator shijj ed to your railroad station all charges and i- 1 r'k freight pn- si i 1V Most liberal oje- ercr made by an concern 10 00 sn will hl- riil 't ui ascr Yon have privilege of trying ram 'for GO days If no satisfactory money will be refunded, bhip- menta can be c-d- immediaielr if yee live east if the Mississippi river Ind anapoiia Ind If west Oitar, Neb Over 31W Nr rs Hatches onld in Free hlalacar now ready Address Indianapolis, ind.