Volume 24, No. 25 Thursday, July 2, 1925 Subscription rates: Seminole County, one year.....$1.50 Outside the county, one year..$2.00 Grady L. WEBSTER, Editor and Owner Deaths: J.W. MURRAY, 19 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. H.W. MURRAY died at their home... and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery......We desire to thank our many friends.....for their kindness... extended during the illness and death of our baby boy....occurred last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H.W. MURRAY. Orville SMITH, was killed last Friday evening...struck by Rock Island freight train. Smith's home is in Iowa. A sister...came down and returned with the body. News: Officials of Cromwell Oil and Gas Company are: Joe I. Cromwell, President George E. STRAUSS, vice president C.D. DOTSON, treasurer F.J. CAREY, attorney and director A.W. LAWRENCE, secretary and superintendent W.L. THURSTON and W.C. JOHNSON will be sworn in as county commissioners. Mr. Thurston will succeed Frank CRUTSINGER, while Mr. Johnson will suceed M.L. PARROTT....Allan CRAIN, senior member of the board, lives at Sasakwa.... Melvin STAMFORD, of Fort Worth, Texas was arrested in Wewoka...and is charged with attempting to pass bogus checks. ...was arrested by Police Chief MICHAELS...preliminary hearing this morning by Justice Roger CHASTIAN.. Raid on Choc (beer) Joints made at Cromwell by Sheriff DOYLE's men, Deputies Bud GORDON, Bob CHANDLER and Roland ROBERTSON arrested.... PALMER, VICK and FORD. The same deputies made another raid at Cromwell on Tuesday and arrested Jess ALDRIDGE. F.A. CAVIN apponted chairman of committee on general activities. Mr. PORTERFIELD gave a talk. Park picnic on Wednes evening, June 10th, attended by Mrs. Cecil THOMAS, T.F. CAUDLE, Miss Pearl MORGAN and Mr. and Mrs. John DORRIS. Personal Notes: Jacob BAUMGARDENER went to the Shawnee hospital Tuesday... Mr. and Mrs. Homer H. BISHOP were in Seminole and Shawnee Wednesday... Mrs. Jean BROWN, of Shawnee, visited with Mrs. John CLOUD, in Wewoka. Mr. COWART, superintendent of Wewoka schools... Wewoka's mayor, C. Guy CUTLIP and his wife are on an extended vacation.... John DAVIS, of Oklahoma City, was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Alice B. DAVIS. Herman DODD and Harold STEOH drove to McAlester and spent the weekend there as guests of Mr. Dodd's father. Ray DOUGLAS, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.B. DOUGLAS, returned from the Navy. Mrs. B. GORMAN was a visitor to Oklahoma City on Monday. Mrs. T.F. HARRISON underwent surgery at a Shawnee hospital. Miss Lola HEARD as hostess at a dinner given at Mrs. LAND'S honoring Mrs. Victor H. BILLINGSLEY, whose marriage was recently announced. Those entertained were: Mrs. Earle McKENDREE, Mrs. Earle JOHNSON, Miss Mildred ROBINSON, Miss Verna BATES, Mrs. Victor Billingsley and Miss Heard. Judge C.L. HILL was in Cromwell, Saturday. Col. W.S. KEY, warden of state penitentiary, visited Wewoka... Wiley LYNN returned from a business trip to Madill. Alex OLIPHANT of Holdenville, wants to buy hogs and cattle Dr. F.C. PRYOR complete construction of a hospital for dogs and other small animals. Mr. and Mrs. J.C. ROBERTS returned to their home in Kansas City and visiting here with their son, R.J. ROBERTS. U.W. ROGERS, residing near Seminole, shipped two cars of steers... Miss Amanda SERAN and Edward WAITE were married Saturday night. A.M. SERAN, was in Kansas City on business. Thomas STERNENBERG, of Birmingham, Alabama returned after visiting with his aunt, Mrs. J.P. CHAMBLEE.... Mrs. W.N. STOKES gave a birthday dinner for her husband. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. John CLOUD, Fredia DOUGLAS and members of Stokes family. R.D. WELDY appointed as local manager of Oklahoma Light and Power company in Wewoka. Marriages BILLINGSLEY-McCARTY Miss Pocahontas McCarty, of Ada, and Mr. Victor H. Billingsley, of Wewoka, were married on May 24 (1925) at Paul's Valley, Oklahoma. Dr. and Mrs. VAN SANDT announce the marriage of their son Max VanSandt to Miss Martha SCHNEIDER on April 27th (1925) in Dayton, Michigan. Advertisements Hart and BANTA, Attorneys, Wewoka CHAMBLEE Ice Company, West of Rock Island Station, Wewoka Don R. FRASER, Notary Public, Wewoka Dr. J.A. MARTIN, Medicine-Surgery, Wewoka R.S. HUTCHISON, Ticket Agent of Rock Island Train Service Frank GILSTRAP and D.W. ANDERSON: Pioneer Abstact Company, Wewoka Hart and Hart, Carpenters and Contractors, HILL and CRISWELL, lawyers, Wewoka L.C. SAUNDERS and J.L. EMERICK, Lawyers Legal Notices Petition for divorce: Dora GEIL (Plantiff) vs. Daniel GEIL (Defendant) Petition for divorce: Pidie FREEMAN (plantiff) vs Herbert Freeman (defendant)...minor child Roy FREEMAN In the matter of the Estate of Benarus LASLEY... J.L. MAINARD is appoint administrator Guardianship of Andy HULWA and Betsey HULWA, minors, Roger CHASTAIN, guardian. Notice to Creditors to present claims to creditors of Elizabeth NICHOLS, deceased Determination of Heirship of: Echoille HARJO (died sometime in 1902), Seminole Roll No. 92; HESAHOKA (his mother - d. 8-15-1904), Seminole Roll No. 1518, and Wiley THLOCCO, a Seminole Indian, not enrolled (all deceased)..... Hesahoka left as her only heirs: PONLUSTE, Seminole Roll No. 1519, a son; Tommy, Seminole Roll No. 1543, a son, and Jacob THLOCCO, Seminole Rol No. 1516, grandson, and Whitlow THLOCCO, Seminole Roll No. 1517, grandson. Wiley THLOCCO, upon his death, left Jacob and Whitlow THLOCCO as his heirs... B.F. DAVIS has filed...alleging that he is the owner of the following property: The South Half of the SW 1/4 of Section 13, and the SE 1/4 of Section 14, Township 8 North, Range 6 East. ==================== Determination of heirship of David BOWLEGS, Seminole Roll No. 1295, Lucy CULLY, Seminole Roll No. 408, and Annie (Baby) BOWLEGS, Seminole Indian not enrolled, Deceased. E.S. BILLINGTON has filed....alleging that he is the owner of the following real-estate in Seminole County: East 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of Section 22, Township 8 North, Range 6 East Property being part of allotment of David Bowlegs (d. 4-4-1914). David Bowlegs sole and only heirs: Lucy CULLY, his wife, and Annie (Baby) Bowlegs, his daughter. Lucy CULLY died on 4-4-1914, and left Annie (Baby) Bowlegs as heir. Annie (Baby) Bowlegs died 4-4-1914 and left her Grandmother, Sallie BOWLEGS as heir. ===================== In the matter of the Estate of J.P. STRINGFIELD, deceased, Anna P. Stringfield, Administratrix. Thomas O. CRISWELL, County Judge Irma CUMMINGS, Court Clerk Victor H. BILLINGSLEY, Deputy
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