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Newspaper Page Textnv'fiws ANADARKO DAILY DEMOCRAT VOLUME XIII ANADARKO, OKLAHOMA, FRIDAY. JANUARY 9 19U NO. 74 FACTS ABOUT THE COURT HOUSE ROW Since tbo roport in yostorday's Democrat relativo to tho troublo at the Court House, wo havo boon advised tbnt wo woro in error in stating that Hov. Pharos had made oompiaint before tiio Board of Commissioners relatiuo to tho con duct of tbo County Poor Farm, Rev. Pharos, it sooms, did not ap. poar boforo tho Board1 andvwontfto aomo ono of the Commissioners and told him of tno rumors bo bad Loard, rolativo to tho conditions n't bo i tig right Tho iuforonco in yostordays ar tiolo that Rev. Pharos started tho oonversaaiou that lqd tin to tho trouble, wo aro advisudjj-is inoor root nnd that ho was only reply ing to some statement which Mr. Morgan had mado and that ho was not tho first ono to pass the "lie." It was not our intoution in writing up this mattor to tako ojdes oithor way and wo simply javo the facts as reported lo us. CHARITY BOARD Mill I N!i A meeting df tho Board of Un ited Charity will moot at tho City Hall Saturday afternoon at 3 o'olook to appoint oomtnittoos to look after soveral nondy families. Alpha Bridge The Alpha Bridgo Club met with Mrs. C. H. DoFord Wednos. day- afternoon. At a previous rcooting tho olub olootod officers and inoroasod tboir number to four tables. Airs. Dixon was eloot ed prostdout, Mrs. W. L. Mooro soorotary. Mrs. S. Hilton and Mrs. P. H. Anderson were reinstated Mesdames Ivos, Roland and Sin gor wore aooopto J as new mom-bors. Cooked Food Sale Tho Ladies of tho Christian church will havo a cooked food salo at tho Croscont store, Satur day Jan. 17. ' Mrs. Chostor Blankonship loft Friday for hor homo in Minoo, af ter n visit with hor parents Mf, and Mrs. Joe Smith. Walt Ellison, deputy sheriff, went to Hinton, Friday, on busi ness. H. E. Win.onriod wont to Okla homa Oiiy, Friday. Mr. Winzon nod on business and Mrs. Win '.onriod to hoar Schumaun-Heink. 2 E. A. WalliSi genoral delivery-T-nn at tho Postoilico loft Thursday for the southern states on a twen ty days vacation. Tiffany wodding rings and plain rings of all kinds in 10. It and 18 karat at Brewor'o Joworly & Op tical Store. G. B. Earl of Knox County, 111. is visiting his nophow Goo. T. Drake. Mr. Earl reports tho crops throughout Illinois for tho past year w is almost a total failure. Miss Blanoh'6 Baker wont to Ft Cobb, Friday, whore she baa, a muaio olass. Mm. Bon Coopor oamo in from Apaoho, Friday. Miss Bom Ivoo camo over from Apaoho, Friday, to visit hor brother, W, L. Ives and wifo. Mrs. O. IC Giles went to Car negie. Friday, nftor a visit with' Air. nnd Mrs. B. W. Gilos. Miss Allou Tvho has- boon visit; ing Mrs. Jorry Fowlor roturnod to her home in Konto, Tnursday , Marriage Licenses Tho following marriago liconsea havo beon fosuod sinco Jan. 1. 1914: Earl Slaton, 2." and Mrs. Mnry Woodward, 24, Bingor. Elbort Hodriok, 21, and Miss Jossio Rogors, 10, Gracomont. Wado Good,' 27 and Poarl Soa inmahari. 20, Apaoho. John Compton, 28, and Miss Lillian Prat or, 26 Gracomont. Louio Dorigo, 10 and Miss Laura Wilson. 18, of Hinton. Ray .Bishop, lUj'and Miss Jjilia Allison, 19, Apache. James A. Glovor, 29, Ft Cobb and Misa Alioo Holland, '20 of Car negie Loroy Wallaoo, 21. Union City and Miss Dot Atchoson, 2.'J of Hinton. Jamos MoNoill, 28 and Mis Edith Warner, 19, of Apache. Elmer Jarod, 23, Apacho and Miss Mabol Jones, 20, Carnegie. Social Union Mrs. A. J. Randolph and Mrs. 0.W. Cooper ontortainod tho So cial1 Union of tho Prcsbytorian Church Thursday afternoon at tho homo of Mrs. Randolph. About thirty mom bors wore proaont. Mrs. R. L. Lawronco sang "A Porfoot Day" (and Miss Mary Pfaff sang "Adoration." A very iutor ooting contost game was onjojod. Advertising cards woro plueod. on tho wall and tho guoats guossod thorn causing much ploaBttro. Af tor tho program dolioious refresh inontB woro served. The guoats wore Mesdames Audorson, Camp boll, Smith, Lawronoo and M)sh Pfaff. Airreporta a delightful at GUN CLUB SHOOT Tho Gun Club had a mooting last Thursday aflornoon. Tho shooting was 85 por cent. There will bo anothor mooting noxt Thursday at which four profos. sionals from Oklahoma City will bo present. They aro Egan, Don loy. Daughtory and a lT. M. t man. All these gontlomou are tins nhot. All partios wishing to join tho club should got in thoir applica tion boforo February 1, so as to got rogistorod with tho Sportsman Association. The membership foo will re main tho samo up until that dato, aftorwards $5.00. The First National Bank Anadarko Capita andISurplus"$60,00O.0O. Wo have doublo the capital nnd surplus of any other bank In Anadarko. Wo have nn excessive loaus. no bills nava- ble or re-dlscounts. No officer or director of this bank owes, ft a dollar. We solicit your business, whether largo or small, T F. Woodard.fi'resident. I. E. cox, Cashier. L.JVV. Myers, V cc-t'resipent. R. B. Popejoy, Ass't Cashier Oklahoma 1 Lost A pair of gold speotatlos aud leather casu.' On case J. A. Rico, Corydon, Iowa. Liberal re ward to finder. Loavo same at this ofiico. Is your watch running right? We can now ux it right and put in good ordor on short notico. Brewer's Jewelry Store, opposite P.O. Mrs. R. L. Lawrence and Miss Anna Holmes wont to Oklahoma City, "Friday,' to- hearSohmann Hcink, who will be there at tho Overholter, Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Dyko Ballinger wont to Oklahoma City, Friday, to hear Sohumann Hoink, who wili sing at tho Ovorholser, Friday night Mrs. N. M. Gish wont to Okla homa City, Friday, to visit frionds Mrs. Vina Endicott went to Oklahoma City, Friday, on busi- 11088. Mrs. M. J. Wall returned to her homo in Oklahoma City, Friday, after visiting hor brothor, John . Holmes and family. Mrs. Fred Mason aud Mrs. Raines roturnod to thoir homo iu Ft Cobb, after visiting friends in tho city. That plooo of jowelry that don't look right, tako if to Brewor's Jewolry Store opposite Post Of Jioc. YVa make old jewolry look now. Lost Gents ring, blood stouo sotting, return to Dr. Andorson or Democrat for reward. Lost ' Silver Vanity purso. " Mcntio " engraved on it.Findor loavo at-G. W. Koclers or Star Bakory and roceivo reward. Wantod A position as house keeper, by a middlo aged lady. Gun giro boat of references. Ad dress Mrs. Ida Pallett, Anadarko Okla. Wanted to buy a houso to move. Will pay cash. D. G. Gallaway.- Fonua AT hand-bag containing monoy and two articles from n dry good store. Owner can havo sama by paying for this notico and cat ing at tho Firo Station and dos oribing tho hand-bag. Furnishod rooms with good meals at '!07 West Contral Bulo vard. For Rent Two fino rooms, fur nishod or unfuruishod. Mrs. M. F. Baum, GOI W Broadway. Lost -Gontloman's stiok pin fivo small stono in wreath of gold leaves. Finder loave at Domoorat or C. D. Candler and recoivo re ward, lwd The Town Marshal In presentiuc this comedy drama of tho rural Northwost, tho Dramatic Club of the zCodar Springs Litorary Sooioty is ac complishing an nohiovomont which is vory oroditablo to any community. Tho plot is remark ably stroug, and is particularly nutable for the absonce of object ionable foaturos so usually found iu light thoatrioals. To miss soo- ing "Undo Job Jenkins'' in tho chief comedy rolo will bo tho ro- grot of all who aro so unfortunato. All in all tho play is clovorly writ ton and very ovonly balanced. Each oharaotor is as essontial to thn play as tho Jtitlo. Doamond, tho loading man, injliiavivid ohar aotor protrayal of "Tho Town Marshal, ' will awakon overy one to fan appreciation of a man of true worth. "Tho Dramatic Club" will pro duco this play at Anadarko Opora House Friday JamiaryOth. Prices m-iindirser"""" Call ABO. Phono I 2 , for fresh oystors. Soo Dr. Swoet at tho Bryan Hotol for firsljclas3 oil leasos. Rov. FayofEIRono will bald services in tho Episcopal ohuroh Sunday at 11 a. in. and 7:150 p. in. AH aro cordially invited toattond. Mrs. F. N. Gilbort left. Friday for her home in Marlow. She has been horo visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. Foster. Kngnn ing of any kind artjsti- call executed. Browon's Jowoh.v and Optical Store. ROADS PUT IN GOOD SHAPE Two days have workod a great ohango just oaat of town on tho road south of tho Govornmont land The holes havo been fillod, the- wholo roadway graded aud tho on tlro mile is now vory good. Iho firms participating in Uui work tho first days were: First National Bank $150 Anadarko National Bank K50 first Stato Bank) 150' Duncan & Leonherd IJO Pfaff & Sons man P. A. McWithy 150 Thoodore Oolko 100 W. W. Watormau 150 Fair Store .l&o Baird Conf. Co. AR0 Hugh Graham ISO P. A. Romiok & Co. 150 N. Baum 150-- DouglaBa Drug Oo. 150 Tho menjwho workod from town wore as follows; J. H. Coyer and team Ed Rector Loon Cooil Claud Rootor Poarl Endicott L P. Wamplcr Earl Whito Boyd Whito Iko Strand Gleo Austin Y, K. Eoglm $100 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 .ICO 150 Every businoBS firm is under; - obligations to holp out on thoa road days and when thoy under stand that it is all honostly nnd eiliciently handled thoy ought not to hesitate to join in. I. H. Kerr wont to Graoomont, riemv. on Dimness. A. O. Drnko. of Bingor, and 0. B. Earll, of London Mills, III., father and unolo of Mrs. W. M. Courtnoy, are spending tho week with tho Courtney family on Wosfc Broadway. Mrs. B. F. Hooper and children of Apaoho, camo in this morning for n few days visit with 0. W. Cooper and family. S. Hilton accompanied by a. dolegotion from tho Kiowa age noj wont to Oleoma City to meet tho Commissioner of Indian af fairs Cato Sells, of Washincton, D. C. Ho is inspocting the var ious agonoies in Oklahoma. Attention Everbody! SATURDAY, JANUARY 10th BEGINS YOUNGHEIM'S f BE ON HAND . . 4 . 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