The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-04
CHARTER OAK NEWS.

O1AH e OAN NEWS.
Well, we are little behind on our
Items, but we will let our neighbors,
Waterloo and Seward. know we are on
the move and everything IN nature
is smiling upon us and growing till we
can hardly believe our own eyes, all
due perhaps to the comet canslng Ok
lahoma to become a hot bed why, the
roses are blooming and watermelofis,
cantalopes, etc, etc, will soon be ripe,
rhsuk of tina. would you and only
April. Someone, perhaps will say they
are from Missouri.
Moving and sales are thing OF the
past Fore and everybody has got down
to business. Prospects for crops and
fruit in this locality are very fiatter-
ing.
Charles Garshon. who took serious
ly III in Guthrie last week from being
poignned from eating green's. Is i'm.
proving at this writing He had to
remain in Guthrie over night Or. Reed
was the attending physician.
Mr.. Schwaka, who has been having
so much serious trouble with his eyes
Is slowly getting better. but will loose
the sight of one eye 1t is feared.
Mr.. Howard Millers family from
Guthrie. Mr.. r. I. siling's family. Mr.
II. W. Rathbone and wife. Mr. and
Mrs Fred Schwaka, Mr.. V T. SLING,
wife and daughter spent Easter al the
hospitable home of Mr.. VIM. Taylor.
A fine dinner was served by the hos
Tess which all enjoyed 10 queens
taste" after which the evening was
rpent IN singing and instrumental
music which was also highly en-
ioy ed by all The guests returned to
their respective homes at O'clock
feeling that Mr.. and Mrs Taylor were
line entertainers and hope to live to
enjoy many more such occasions with
hem
Mrs c. Donaldson. who has been in
western Kansas the past three weeks
looking after her farm returned home
last Saturday.
The literary at this place closed last
Friday night with good, clean record
we have had a good literary all
winter, good attendance and good
attention and above all, good behavior.
which is saying a good deal for Char
,er Oak.
T. I. Sling has completed two rooms
| IN his new house so the family could
move therein and live while he can
4 fpfch tho main mart
.-
There was large attendance at the
Sunday School convention a. the Ban
ner school house last Sunday and a
! splendid program was rendered.
Mrs Leroy Grigsby left for St
Louis last Friday to visit her daughter
for Q month
Mrs. 7. |. SLING, who has been In 2
critical condition the greater part oil
the winter, has almost entirely recoy
cfed
Prof. VIM. Jenkins OF the Logan
county high school came out ant
assisted his brother, who teaches a
this place. 10 entertain the literary so
ciety. He sang solo which tho
professor said they had run them on
nf Guthrie several times for singing
hut somehow II pleased the hearers
here He also delivered talk on th'
: epiNpNe of man.
We are very sorry the people o
Charter COX are not going to be abb
10 set d Sesephone, as line come
from waterloo prd also from Guthrie
but leaves ~ s5ont three miles ol
either side. We heps to connect thi
fsn
The II. E & c. u. Of A. is flourlshInl
here The union has had their charte
: framed aud ( now eraces the walls o
. cur new school building and 4 Is some
thing 10 be proud OF
4, Mr. Hugh Jenkins who teache
school at this place has. with the hei
: Of his pupils. purchased very mic
q iina fOr he school and Y now fioat
+ ahuve he school house ana can ,
( seen for some distance.
Ii Gus whitman and " +. SLING ar
rot recovering very rapidly. They ar
both 81 very poor health.
\ Mr. Lee 0laaseock and family frol
Nebraska visited Mrs. ulasscock's p'