McIntosh County Democrat (Newspaper) - June 30, 1921, Checotah, Oklahoma CITT JUNE 30, 1921. FOURTEENTH NO. 39. BEGINS JULY 14. A Most in the Coming Ghe tab The Checotah Chautauqua gino this year on July 14 and continues for five The program is said to be the best in many citizen should purchase a ticket once and make arrangements to not a single Below is. the program First Orchestral Entertainers and Herbert Accordion Startling Program with Dozen Raymond Vital Second The Maitland Good Some Snappy Miss Jane Delightful Maitland Pun and Miss Jane i Third M. M. a Forceful Lecture Telling Real Truth About Hut the The Play That Made New York Roar Laughter for a 1 Fourth The Premier Frank K. a Message for every farmer and business Premier Concert of Wonderful Expensively TV Lyceum Arts Exceptional Lyceum Arts Dr. Edward Burton World who shows colored moving pictures made by Mayor Killed by Tuesday's Tulsa World carried i the above bending in big type the entire front page of morning We are Mayor Wood upon reading the headline pinched ed in the minor tind immediately began asking his friends how it I jilt it in the Tie announced however that he was very much The story in the World following the heading gave the particulars in which Miles A. mayor of was killed by The funeral services were held at Porum Thursday afternoon in charge of Rev. P. pastor of church of this Rev. Atkins was former pastor of the Porum church of which Price was faithful NEED A NEW HAT Just received line of JOHN B. STETSONS 36.SO Also some wonderful values in the latest styles in straw AND AFTER ALL ITS A QUEST ION OF QUALITY Mrs Ross was hostess to the Smart Set Tuesday At five o'clock i delicious ice course wis Mrs. L. Wood will he hostess to the club Wednesday afternoon instead of Mesdames Howard Noble and entertained the Bridge club last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. There several guests other than the club This was the last meeting of the until Several couples enjoyed a dance in hall Tuesday The was furnished by Miss piano and Harold drums COZY I Associated First National presents Kidney Franklin in Courage with the 7th Episode of Ruth of the July 2-Specialty Film Co. presents Franklin in Fighting Stranger with the 13th Episode of Son of Monday and July 4 and 5 we will have Roscoe in The Round is a big comedy drama and Fatty being a real cow puncher and this being his best picture ever produced we know it will be a good We Will also have a two reel Skippers Pleasure will be run pu Monday and Tuesday July 4th and 5th for the benefit of the The price will be 15 and 30c, war tax Everybody and have a good lagh and help boost the July 6-First National presents Sidney Franklin in Unseen Forces with the 14th Episode of William Duncan in Fight ing July 7-Paramount Wallace Reid in the also a First National Comedy entitled v Underground After we will discontinue the shows on Mondays i and Tuesdays during the hot J Honored Judge At a meeting of the Association tit the county i court room last Tuesday during of the county held by Judge an appreciation meeting was held for W. M. U. S. Attorney whose term of office expired on July 1 and who is to be succeeded by an appointee of President Short dresses of. appreciation of the vices of Judge Harrison were delivered by R. B. H. C. A. J. T. J. G. Schofield and W. M. I after which Judge delivered a very touching j and eloquent farewell address 'the court and of the ban citizens Judge Harrison will always be kindly remembered for his fairness in all his dealings as United States Probate 11.00 7.50 Attending O. U. Summer | One thousand six hundred thirty-six students arc enrolled iuj the 192! of Oklahoma J summer including 1391 post graduate and Mcintosh county residents are eluded in this from this are Rogers and Bonnie Thomas Checotah and M. i Statement of the Red Following is a brief statement of the relief work done ami expenditures made by the Red Cross during the first half of the year from January 1, 1921, to July 1: Groceries and clothing for in need Drugs House rent for 2 families one Railroad fare for destitute woman Ambulance to Muskogee Exp. to Muskogee to have eyes 4 people 29.00 Western Union messages 8.03 Nurse 10.00 Office Supplies ' 5.00 Loans made 60.00 Total Loans paid During this period nine families have been helped and at present four are being eared One person is in the hospital in gee being treated and four others who are almost are being sent to Muskogee for treatment Other emergency help has been given from time to and used clothing has been collected and distributed among the needy under the direction of the Mrs. H. Home Servie lull Did nil get one of I. o. Saturday Benefit of Through the courtesy of Mr. J. manager of the Cozy Theatre the local chautauqua association will receive a portion of the receipts of Round Monday and Tuesday July 4 and 5. Roscoe plays leading role in Round | and this fuel alone guarantees Ian evening of real The Checotah orchestra direction of A. Rosebrough wilL furnish music at Every citizen of should attend one of mances and in doing so they will not only enjoy an excellent evening's entertainment but will also materially help the Checotah The price of admission will be 15 and 30 cents M ( St I labies of Thursday After games a love Iv u as A of Hung ladies and men surprise Inn Miss Audrey Tuesday Various games were after which refreshments were Miss Rutherford ami house guest Miss Margaret comb of and Messrs. Tom Stidham Long and Jim Mann attended a dance in Wednesday night given by Robert Jr. j Brush Hill Couple Wed. j Buford Williams and Miss Bessie both residents of Brush were united in marriage at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Baptist Rev. IvA Spider The contract ing parties are well known and highly esteemed in the Brush Hill neighborhood have a friends who tions and best wishes How the Red Cross Aids the Service j Although it nearly three since the armistice was the American Red Cross finds thai the of disabled in need of some assistance is very | The Red is charged with | the ion helping these i men as did during the ' ell It d I ff iii reach i in. h i ie to f lioin Rei I i i uel from ' v. eminent I ' 11!fs i i; i - I i ie d | M se ' o 11 ' rights fol iws ing A Get Sal unlay Snap at J. O Price Hardware Co. It will please | in lii Acid when Alston Drug the Rexall and Nyal 1'sc Purr am to prevent souring The Oddfellows will meet with the on meeting July 7, and all are requested to be present as special business be ] le Take home a Saturday Snap from J. O. Price Hardware Co. Drive Dull Care Away i Mm i mi m i Notice is hereby that the shooting of fire works or explosive of any kind will not be permitted within the city limits on the Fourth of and any violators of the ordinance against same will be prosecuted to the full extent of the J. M. MRS. R H. City - Ill list at bonus Nothing adds more to pleasure and chases away a pleasant auto ride after the worries and tired days The Ford representing 90 per cent of the autos in the world fills the and is also a great asset in the business We can sell you one oh See us right Remember also that nothing but genuine parts are used in our i 11111 e The i s j auce iii I ing and eon dig m looking back i; i y hi making j arrangements for a veteran's vocational If there is any matter that concerns a veteran incident to lus connection with the and about which he desires he should go to the Red Cross in regard to it. - 3iE To Bar Fire In another pari of this issue will be found a notice prohibiting the use of fire works within the corpor ate limits July 4th The observance of a sane Fourth is rapidly spreading throughout the country the result that the usual oh the of the fifth have been materially It is the intention of the city to sec that the ordinance | is enforced and everyone should take due notice thereof and govern themselves PHONE NO. 258 OKLA. j Handkerchiefs very specially bne M. 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