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* *Plenty Horses moved to town this week in order that her grandson Elbert could attend school here.Caddo Woman is on the sick list this week and is improving at this writing.James Red Nose, Edward Starr and Raymond Buffalo Meat motored to Concho Tuesday, Aug. 31st.

* *The rain Sunday night was greatly appreciated by all.Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ghering of Hydro were visiting friends and relatives here over the week-end.Mrs. Lena Jordon is in Kingfisher this week staying with her mother, who is quite ill.Mr. and Mrs. A.E.

That not all school men are advocates of the free textbook law in Oklahoma was shown this week by an interview with A.G. Lynch, county superintendent.One of Mr.

* *John Snethen, Dwight Medict, Clyde Privott, Mike Stumbaugh and Lee Holloway returned Saturday from camp.Mrs. W.C. Ainsworth, Miss Rosa, Nona and Kenneth, returned Thursday from Duncan. They visited Miss Ainsworth’s parents and brothers at that place.

* *We were glad to have Mr. and Mrs. Oakes with us Sunday morning.The C. Bollenbach and J. Copeland families returned from the Ozarks last week.Mr. and Mrs. W. Wakeman, Albert, Alice and Edith, came home from Kansas last week. They were accompanied by Miss Hazel Orr, a cousin.Mr. and Mrs. L.

Sale of the Dean hotel to Mr. and Mrs. Geen Gilmour was completed Wednesday. The Gilmours took possession of the property this Thursday noon from the H.E. Prices. The Gilmours will reside there, and operate the hotel.

COACHES AND TEAM MEMBERS of the Kingfisher High Yellowjacket football team are, first row, Coach Judd Copp, Greg Kochenower, Mike Boeckman, Reggie Redwine, Doug McBride, Curtis Swart, Bart Boeckman, Ken Faegins, Scott Maxey, Darnell Norwood (manager); second row, Steve Snow, Jerry Jech, Brandy...

Pvt. Wm. E. Madsen wrote on Aug. 18 informing his mother, Mrs. Doris Craun of Hennessey, he now is in the combat zone in Korea. He is serving with an artillery ammunition section of the 25th Infantry division.Another son, Sgt. Dorian Madsen, is serving with the 45th division in Japan.

Ernest Shafenberg has purchased from T.M. McCall an old two-story residential property at corner Broadway and Eighth, and is having it torn down.Shafenberg plans to construct on the site a new motel and efficiency apartments, two stories high and with a basement.