Wild Goose Items and Local Gatherings In Rural Oklahoma
Sunday activities include Jasper Taylor at Flord Howards and preaching at Hargis Chapel by Rev W S Gaskill. Protracted meetings end at Antioch and New Grove. Residents travel to Muskogee and Hartville for events while others move to farms near Antrim and Hunter Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Taylor
Flord Howard
Hargis Chapel
W.S. Gaskill
S. R. Hedrick
Isle
S.j.peard
Loren Land
James J. Bausch
Munday
Muskogee
Oklo
Antioch
May Pearl
Millie Rushing
Michael Bausch
Geo. Blankenship
Deckard
Teachers’ Association
Hartville
New Grove
Guns Pitchford
Sloan's Liniment Ad for Rheumatism Relief
An old advertisement urges readers with rheumatism and aches to keep Sloan's Liniment on hand. It claims quick relief from joint or muscle pain, swelling, and tenderness, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad promotes a 25 cent bottle and notes use for colds and neuralgia as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Route Number Three political gathering and local social notes
Route Number Three reports a well attended political speaking at the Pea Ridge schoolhouse Thursday night. The piece lists numerous local visitors and social calls, including Misses Alice Matlock and Ethel Harris at Hartville, and many dinner guests and visits across area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pea Ridge
Alice Matlock
Ethell Harris
Hartville
Albert Fage
Fred Justus
C. F. Harris
Ephraim Sappenfield
Oran Newton
Odin
Ethel Justus
Dude Darrell
Cedar Gap Items Collect News From Nearby Residents
Mr Carver and wife visited from Oklahoma to see relatives. Mrs Jewill of Memphis returned home after spending the summer in Cedar Gap. Miss Adah Gaskin visited the Andersons and attended a Halloween slumber party. Barney Bramhall and Retta Reed were in Hartville. Homer Gaskin visited friends in Bryant. Will Robinson and Mose Newton visited Seymour. Wade Rippee came up from Mansfield. Sheriff W I Creer of Hartville was in Cedar Gap. Listen for the wedding bells in Cedar Gap soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr.Carver
Oklahoma
Homer Gaskin
Bryant
Will Robinson
Mose Newton
Seymour
Wade Rippee
Mansfield
W. I. Creer
Hartville
Bob Erb
Olden
Col. Erb
Old Cedar
Ben Taylor
Opa
Thornfield
A.A. Borders
J. M. Newton
Wm. Gilbert
Tip Dixon
Gisas
Joe-Gose
Fred Gogs
Arthur Matuay
Remarkable Curb of Croup in a Public Note
Mrs J B Cook of India na Pa praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for curing her child’s croup last winter. She credits the remedy with clearing phlegm and ending coughing spells, and says it saved his life. For sale by all dealers.
Wolf Creek Weather and Farm News Echoes Fall Harvest
The item notes mild fall weather, corn husking and wheat sowing underway, and frost sparking apple ripples. Joseph Turner and wife visited friends on Sunday. Mr Lahey’s wagon prank anger is mentioned along with a rock in the road. Ira and Raymond Young went to the river after hogs, totaling 60 head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Turner
Wolf Creek
Suy
Lahey
Fred
Ira
Raymond Young
Remarkable War Writer Frederick Palmer Serializing The Last Shot
Frederick Palmer renowned war correspondent and author of The Last Shot is introduced. The piece details his career from the Grecian Turkish War to Dewey’s Manila campaign, Boxer Rebellion, Balkan conflicts, and service with Japanese and American forces, plus his current front reporting. The column notes plans to print The Last Shot as a serial in these pages. Also includes local social items: a Hallowe'en party at Guy Tombleson’s and visits among residents with several outings to Hartville and Manafield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Pennays- Veola
Pleasantville
England
Kiondike
Orient
United States
Spain
Admiral Dewey
Manila
London Times
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Peking
China
Palmer
Japan
Russia
Collier's Weekly
Constantinople
Europe
Lines From London Fall Weather Visit Notes
We have been having some nice fall weather, it seems just like spring. G N Thomas wife and daughter Miss Minnie called on J D Newton and wife Sunday. Miss Ollie Latimer and brother Manford and Hubert and Harold Tombleson called on Miss Anna Thomas Sunday. John Hensley called on G W Tarburton's Sunday. Miss Anna Thomas called on her sister, Mrs G E Tombleson, Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.N. Thomas
Minnie
J. D. Newton
Ollie Latimer
Manford
Hubert
Harold Tombleson
Anna Thomas
John Hensley
G.W. Tarburton
G.E. Tombleson
Mr. Crider
Mr. Scott
C. C. Hensley
Gid
Roy Hensley
Ada Peacock
John Pope
Mary Rippee
Melvin Douglas
Bred Goss
C.r.mink
Mr. Wilson
Otto Newton
Newton
Viola Winburn
Sam Goss
Lillie
Home Folke
Antrim Notes On Local People And The Harvest
Autumn weather brings pleasing days as wheat and rye sowing fade away. Local residents travel to Hartville and visit kin. school progress improves under Mr Beckman. Thanksgiving is noted for November 26 and several families host dinners at friends’ homes.
Lead Hill Social Notes and Local Visits
Lead Hill residents report visits among neighbors as families and friends gather Sunday. Typhoid cases Roy Hensley Ada Peacock show improvement while others enjoy church trips, horse misfortune, and farm chores across Lead Hill and nearby Ava.
Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey Adverts Cough Relief
An old style advertisement touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey for coughs and chest congestion. It claims to soothe irritated air passages loosen mucus and improve vitality for adults and children, with prices listed and a druggist contact.
Route Two Update From Local Farm and Social Visits
Local notes describe persimmons surviving Jack Frost, farm workouts by C L Beach, and various social calls. Entries mention Miss Lela Cole and brothers at J W Brentlinger's, Jerry Peabody and wife visiting Albert Brentlinger, Mamie Beach's country visit, Jay Dennis dining with J W Edwarda family, and Rev W H Anderson with family at J A Riley's. Additional items note Amos Roy shipping cattle, Angles hauling wood, and visits by Mrs Fred Bobsine’s family, Mrs Sam Letsinger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persimmons
Jack Frost
C. L. Beach
Lela Cole
J. W. Brentlinger
Jerry Peabody
Albert Brentlinger
Mamie Beach
Jay Dennis
J. W. Edwarda
W.H. Anderson
J.C. Carter
J. A. Riley
J.a.riley
Paul Williams
Amos Roy
Angles
Garland
Fred Bobsine
Springfield
Fordland
Sam Letsinger
J. W. Edwards
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Castor
NTP
Aerie
Ud de
Ners
Tne Cextaur Company
New York
Castoria
Mansfield, Mo
Rose
Servia
Duray
France
Rnner
Germany
Austria
Howe Wey
Greece
Tedalim
Aretha Review of Pleriens
Evenia
Chase
Review
Mla
Onde
Review of Reviews Co
Irvine Pl, N.Y
Chott
M. A. Blankenship
Cameron
Antrim
Chas. Miller
Ottie Dedmond
Rushing Bros
J.W. Kennedy
W. L. Kelly
J.D. Kelly’s
Hunter, Oklo
Jake Howard
L. J. Rushing
Frank Borders
Jakey
Mr. Duncan
Wife
Mr. Mallory
Earn Newton
Dorrell
Cfp
Harris
Grannie Hickman
Jasper Newton
Will Dedmond
Mike Branstetter
D. S.derrell
Homer Hedrick
H. N. Matlock
W. T. Page
Verble Page
Casey Jones
Gardui
Cedar Gap
Adah Gaskin
Andersons
Hallowe'en Night
Barney Bramhall
Retta Reed
Hallowe'en
Guy Tombleson
Mesdames
Isaac Strong
Jesse Matlock
G. W.tarbutt
Dick Kirk
Eulalia Tripp
Jewell Tarbutton
Missea Alma
Edna Tarbutton
John Strong
Manafield
London
W. A. Glenn
Lee Rushing
Joseph Foster
Ethel Todd
Near
Beckman
Robert Pearl
Blizzie Glenn
Bertha McClallan
Ira Gaulding
Omaha
Frank Dotson
W. T. Fuge
Iyany
Pamedy
Greem
James F. Ballard
Saatdaeie Samana Aars Stephens Eye
Hall
Fuson’s Drug Store
Mr. Gray
Lead Hill
J.B Poort
A. W.poort
Ava
W. BP. Stone
Harley, Stout
J. W. Edwarga
Clay Graham
Esther Starne
Alice Tombleson
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