Lawrence is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Schiller and one of our industrious young men. He was one of the boys who helped to bring the Kaiser’s bacon to America. Since returning from overseas he has been employed in the oil fields. Miss McElroy is the popular lady clerk at the Harrington-Pettegrew store and has won a host of friends by her charming manner. The Independent joins with their many friends in wishing them all the happiness possible for them to corral. _____ October 1, 1920 J. D. Bennett and wife are the parents of a baby girl. Doug didn’t tell us about it and the youngster was three weeks old before we heard of its arrival. _______ October 8, 1920 Otis Odessa Redford Died Thursday September 30th aged 5 years and six months. He was the son of S. Redford, living 11 miles southeast of town. Typhoid fever was the cause of his taking away. Interment was in Bristow cemetery Friday. The Independent extends sympathy to the bereaved family. CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my heartfelt thanks to the friends and neighbors for their acts of kindness during the sickness and death of my little son. S. REDFORD -- R. P. Barker came tripping into the office this morning saying that it was his 64th birthday. He says he expects to live to be a hundred and we hope he does. -- Man killed at Bristow Tuesday afternoon Marshal William Freshour shot one man, killing him and wounded another. In attempting to arrest one man, a friend remonstrated and after the Marshal was down he began firing. The man who was slightly wounded was rushed to the Sand Springs hospital where he is receiving treatment. The man killed lived near Drumright, where his father now resides, and is said to have borne a good reputation, a brother being killed on the battlefields of France. It is a regretable affair, and sentiment favors the officer in the matter. It is said the men were drinking at the time of the shooting.

_____ October 15, 1920 Cathey-Chandler Married Sunday October 10th, Mr. Ed Cathey and Miss Martha Chandler. Ed Cathey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cathey, of Antlers, but former citizens of near Depew. Ed served with distinction in France as a sharp-shooter, and came back covered with glory. Miss Chandler is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Chandler, farmers living southeast of town a few miles. The Independent joins with friends in wishing them the best going. _____ October 22, 1920 None October 29, 1920 None _____ November 5, 1920 Son Shoots Father Tuesday morning early, an 18 year old son of Felix Ary, shot and killed him. The Arys resided a few miles north west of Stroud. Bad feelings had existed between father and son for some time and our informant says that fights and quarrels were frequent. Felix Ary was well known in Depew, being a brother of Bunk and Vince Ary. -- Carmen Jean Burton Was born January 1th, 1916, the only child of Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Burton; and departed this life Friday, October 29th, 1:00 p.m. The death of this little flower, from God’s kingdom was a shock to the entire community. She was sick but a few days and it was not thought serious. She was conscious a few minutes before the angel of death claimed her. Her mother was at Sapulpa, asking the teacher’s examination when word was sired her that the baby was not expected to live, and before an automobile could bring her home the spark of life had flown. Carmen Jean Burton was a bright little cherub, who had won the love of all who knew her, and her taking away was a blow to the community. Funeral was preached at the church by Rev. Broome. Interment in Bristow cemetery. Sympathy of the entire commnity goes out to the father and mother.