It took a lot of time to clean this picture up, but I think it was worth it.
A young Frank Nebel is on the left, and the woman next to him is probably his wife, Allie (Jackson)
  The 1910 federal census shows him and his wife, Allie, in Hardin Texas, where he is the manager
 of the Railway Cafe.
It could also be Nebel's Cafe, on North Main in Picher.  The 1917-18 Business Directory
for Picher lists that cafe with Cora Andrews as cook, and Rosalie Atkins and
Alia Sherrill as waitresses.
Page's 1918 City Directory for Picher lists Nebel's Cafe at 11 West Third

  Someone took some time to arrange the boxes on the top shelf
as well as the canned goods on the middle shelf.  On the top are "Takhoma Biscuits" and
"Sunshine Vanilla Wafers".  The menu on the right lists "Sandwiches" "Roast Beef Pork" "Gooseliver"
"Lunch loaf" "Ham Cheese" Ten cents!  Between the menu and the shelves is a notice for the
 "Stag Club" and under the cash register are "Hand Made" cigarettes or cigars, and one of the cigar
boxes says "Londres".  Notice that electric lights are replacing the gas lights.  Did Picher ever have
 gas lights hanging from the ceiling?  Most of the stores in Picher I remember had ceilings of
pressed tin squares.