The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-29

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will have to be operated ON before
she IS fully recovered.
Mrs. Minnie Capron. who was threat
ened with paralysis in one side of her
face, is very much Improved at this
writing
Ed Grigsby Is just recovering from
a very severe attack of the humps
John Grigsby is home again for the
summer he aud his brother Ed are
farming about 100 acres of their faith
ers farm.
Blanche Hopkins and Hazel vamp-
ner Of Guthrie, visited their friends,
Rhoda Kent and Wanda Siiing, from
Thursday until Sunday.
The egg roast at the school house on
Saturday night of last week was a
grand affair. Old and young particl-
pated and eggs We're deyoured by the
dozens until about midnight when the
crowd dispersed and went home to
rest until day break. when each and
every one induiged in eating eggs on
Easter Sunday. many taking baskets
and buckets OF eggs and going TO the
woods and cooking and eating them.
There are no births or deaths of re-
cent date 10 report there being but
one death i'm almost four years and
only two births In about the same
length OF time. As to marriages. only
one positive and one In odubt Ever
EFT Craig and Miss Johnson of Sew
ard. We're quietly married Sunday,
April -, Rev Dellarper, of Seward,
performing the ceremony. as IL was
very quiet affair we can only extend
congratulations and wish them long.
happy and prosperous life. Mr.. Craig
and bride went 10 housekeeping at
once on his farm five miles south OF
Guthrie. Mr. Craig has been living as
IA widower for over three years. keep
ing his three little children with him.
HE will still live at the same place.
bur under happier conditions
Wolves are becoming alarmingly
numerous and bold in this vicinity.
one haying attacked Miss Potts the
other evening when she went TO the
pasture for the milch COW. and had
! II not been that her father had
taught her the art of boxing no doubt
Miss Potts would have been seriously
I hurt Her arms and hands were badly
scratched by the animal aud it was
only through presence of mind and
boxing and backing away from the
animal that she escaped with Just
scratches. Mr.. Mcdowell captured an
old wolf and six young ones on his
farm recently II Is The large grey
wolves that are the worst.
Miss Lizzie Peasley made a business
/ trip and also visited friends al okla
homa City last week.
Mr. Jake Kinney and family. and
Mr.. A. ID. Nc Dowell and Wife spent
Easter Sunday with v r. Silling and
family.
Mrs. William Taylor left Saturday
for Meeker. Oklahoma TO visit her
brother for short time.
Mr. Charles Goshen had another
streak of bad luck. having lost all his
hay by fire and had II not been
for the timely arrival Of the neighbors
THE barn and contents would have
been destroyed.
Mr. Hal Capron has rented, what ie
known as the N T. Nehr farm, south OF
the school house and put a family
thereon.
Now last but not least, Is in regard
to the feast and general social aud
all round good time held at the school
house In honor OF our teacher Miss Is
la Kellogg, who has done herself and
school much credit and honor due hoi
lin closing most successful term OF
school The pupils and patrons TO show
their love honor and high esteem foI
her. repaired 10 the school house al
the proper time with We'll filled boxes
tubs, buckets and every available thing
imaginable filled so oyerflOwing with
oh, so many many good things to eat
that actually the writer as well as q
good many others IN The same boat
got LOST and bewildered among the
lare crgwd the palatable delacicies
aud the rich perfume of the beautiful
flowers, for they were profuse and IN
abundance, that ] could not do myself
or dinner Justice II certainly was q
grand affair. The only thing 10 cast
a reflection on the occasion was the
sad news of Miss Kellogg's grand
mother. who died very suddenly on
the previous evening and Miss kelloge
only got to participate In the dinner
festivities and she and her sister de.
parted for Guthrie TO take last yiew
OF the remains of their dear old grand
mother before shipping the body 10 iho
old home for interment The patrons
OF the school carried out the program
which Miss Kellog had prepared Ma
mie SLING look charge OF the affair
and a fine program was rendered, Mr
Grigsby, our cORgenlal merchant
bringing his phonograph along and
rendering some choice selections sgit
able for the occasion We are With
this article as we were with the din
nerve cant find words TO express
ourselves ar we would Ike 10; we
can't do il Justice Bui We don wanl
to simply praise the dinner etc. We
want 10 praise our teacher for this
her first term of school. She has
taught US good school and came the
most nearly filling the bin and prov
ing satisfactory an around OF any
teacher that we have had for some
time. not saying any harm Of the past
ones. But you know. preachers aud
teachers can't suit everybody, but
Miss lsla seemed 10 suit patrons aad
pupils in general, we hope she viii re-