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Newspaper
Anadarko Daily Democrat
Location
Anadarko, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
3
Joe Wheeler returned to town and surrendered to authorities on an old bootlegging case. He posted $200 bond to appear at the January term of court. The information was filed July 14 last.
Dick Morgan republican candidate for congress from the second district was billed for a large Anadarko meeting Friday night. Rain and late trains disrupted plans and the Anadarko band waited until about 9 o clock before the speaker was met with music. Morgan was then taken to the courthouse where a small crowd gathered to hear his appeal for support.
Illustration shows a charming Charlotte Corday hat in embroidered net or point d esprit. The ivory tinted crown rises to a full top with two plaited rufes hiding the crown, wide under ruffle, and diaphanous brim. Trimmed with corn ribbon and a spray of large yellow roses.
The article discusses practical plan for lingerie hats with adjustable ribbon trims to match multiple gowns. It notes that East Louisine ribbons enhance hat trims and that net or off white accents suit varied colors. It warns pure white hats can clash with non white outfits and suggests light ecru and cream tones for harmony. Large hats remain a focus for summer wear.
Special to the Democrat Guthrie Okla Oct 21 Governor Haskell responds to Senator Beveredge’s questions from Muskogee. He defends fund practices, affirms open books and public inspections, denounces the Republican committee, and claims cost increases come from more land to manage and old default notes collection.
Mr Jamison moves into Morse Beeler's house while the Hardwicks pick cotton for Tom Harris and Parie Beeler drills a well on Jim Beeler's land. George Kapp of Anadarko plans a visit to Paul Clinkenbeard. A birthday surprise honors John Clinkenbeard on the 13th with about twenty guests including Oscar Anderson who entertained with a graphophone and candies.
The Oaks Levi Sheridan traveled to Caldwell on business. Raymond and Loretta Law appear on a local pick list. Sam Down hosted a caller at Oak Grove Sunday. Mrs. Ed Fulgin spent Sunday with G W Shofner. Oscar Barrington was posting near Al Norris. Mr and Mrs Jos Hanten had dinner at Fred Acton’s Sunday. Mrs Rooney and Mise Olive looked after the Al Norris farm with Charley Wells and Will Spencer bringing in cotton. Tuesday, Mrs Jim Stevens and daughters visited the Wells home. Cal Stockton and family visited DeLay home Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs J Stockton returned Tuesday from Beaver where they visited relatives. Cleve, Harry Hunter and Charley Keen called on Wale Deelay and all spent Sunday at the lake. Mises Kate Conley and Leila Davia visited Mic able Davis at school in the afternoon.
Local dealer F J Callahan touts the most complete line of cook stoves and heaters ever brought to Anadarko. Shoppers are urged to see the new fall and winter goods before purchasing.
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