Sulphur Democrat 1912 Jul 11 - Murray County, Oklahoma

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Some Items
The Sulphur Democrat
Sulphur, Murray County, Oklahoma

July 11, 1912

Local and Personal
MISS NANCY BELL is here for a few days visit.

MRS. B. F. ELEAZER is visiting her son at Hugo.

A. F. CAMPBELL of Ardmore was here Monday.

MRS. CANN of Oklahoma City is here for an extended visit.

MRS. AL DUNLAP of Fort Worth is here for a month's visit.

GUY HARRIS and sister of Altus are here.

P. A. BOOKNIGHT of Greenville, Texas is here for a few days.

See NANNIE C. SPOON, chiropractor at Ramona Flats.

MRS. REX CHANEY visited friends at Dougherty Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. COLLINS of St. Louis are the guests of the family of G. J. 
MASTERS.

R. H. STANLEY of Hugo, candidate for Congress from the fourth district, 
was here last week.

PETE CASHILL, wife, and son came in from Greenville, Texas and will visit 
for a couple of weeks.

MRS. BOB SHEPHERD, a former citizen of our city, but not living in 
Chickasha, is visiting here.

MRS. J. Q. COBBLER of Seymour, Texas is here for her health, the guest of 
the J. H. YOUNG family.

MISS IRMA APPLE returned from Commerce to spend the summer with her 
mother, MRS. J. Y. SCHENCK.

MISS BEATRICE ROGERS has as her guests, MISS ESTELLE SHELTON of Atoka and 
MISS MAIE BOYD of Shawnee.

JUDGE J. S. ESTES of Oklahoma City spent the Fourth with his brother, R. 
M. ESTES of the Bank of Commerce.

JOHN A. GRAHAM and family and MISSES CORA LEE RAINE and ETHEL MCADAMS left 
last Saturday for Buckhorn creek where they will spend a week's outing.

JOHN HASSEN returned an extended visit to his old home in Asia. He reports 
a very pleasant visit and looks quite well, but was glad to get back home.

MRS. N. C. WOOD of Ardmore is here for a month's visit. She is choir 
director at the Broadway Methodist Church and while here, will assist in 
the choir at the First Methodist Church.

The Sulphur-Scullin flyer was wrecked Sunday morning a mile north of the 
city while on its return from Scullin. The engine and one car left the 
track.

M. L. BACCON of Stillwell bought a half interest in the Model Dry Goods 
Store.
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