The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-05
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ana d~mur~rx In dl~uscs eomrs cases
morre~ morninE The S~r<ensee'
terra 81 The aistrscs court Cor Payne
cuunsy division " the dissrscs win "
al~n~d by Jaae~ swAnk st SssliwaieI
reu Monday mo<nlnc The dcskes Ia
PAYNE is large sh!s term and eSart M
| ss>eh&bsv be In session there until oc.
sce~r. The next term Tor Logan ccun.
y Will he@tn In ossoser. 80 II h rl~ir
q ~ seen thas the vacation gsrio~a fol
Jsdwe Sw~nk and the attorneys Is oyes
Cor the fsNar
The county exci~ board IL hasy
tcday taking up the matter ~ the bud.
geis ~ the several schccl districts Ia
sAc eoanty and certifying them. THIS
work must all b. finished before the
school terms b@vin In shc country
schools.
Mrs Cora FARRELL. county sapergn-
send@nt OF scaccls. Is kept very busy
these day.. Between the daily me<s :
incs Of the excise board and the many
isssie problems that are coming ar
hourly. connected with the opening ct
sehocs ard The snssruction of new
teachers and answering queries from
the several school boards az the
ceensy she has her hands full.
Enrolimens os 7urlis for the next
term ot city schools will probably be
xin next Thursday. Preparations are
going tor-h and as Principal Green OF
the high school is nov hack On the
SEQ she work viii BE- WHIPPED up.
Superintendent Peake " taking hold
Of the work like the veteran school
head be is. The next term OF school
promises 10 be successful one.
--Ingan county farms are bringing
fancy prices these days. Several
farms have changed hands during the
lsas; nonsh. quarters bringing frrm
ss.eFsa 30 as Aish as tls.coo jeremiah
Smith. north Logan farmer Sold his
fine Farm this week 70 Roy Crcmer
for sie.aea J " Hickman has con
t7aesed 20 buy the l. Brakcr farm
near Marshall
Farmers in the city today say that
fan piossng Is going on in an parts
az TIE county. The thrse inch rain
of last Neek p@s ihe soil In fine ccnds-
ton and The farmers are taking ad-
vantage of r.
-MarShsli has q new industry. A
soap manufactaring plant has opened
rr there and is doing big business.
Citizens OF Marshall who have used
the SOAPS say they have the best
brands beat q city block And tho ap-
reaiing feature IA the price which Is
stoat half che rrice charged for soap
shipped tn SaleSmen will be put on
the road
oil tests In the county are being
Operated more or less. The Empire
test in Sprinrvzle township has
reached depth of $40 feet and the
dri.i IL working In bard formation,
which is thought to be the cap rock
The Sunlns>-s test and the Maxwell
ssst near Marshall are both being
pushed and something ~ promised
soon. The Big Star is shut down
awaiting repairs and osher matters.
There will be- a meeting OF the
shareholders Of the Mecca and the
II N A Oh companies at the Chamber
n Commerce rooms al she cisy hall
SUNDAY afternoon al . % as which
time George Mccregor, who has been
n the Burkoarnets field for the gAss
several days. viii read his re.ors on
.he findings. A full attendance IL de-
ssred.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Bronson have
returned from five weeks visit with
relatives and friends In Milwaukee and
Chicago. We had a very delightful
sme While cnle and found things In
the east just about as th~y always
hare been with the exception Of The
high cost Of everything" said Mr.
Bronson The Bronsons spend a month
each sumner In Mltvsnkee.
"A o Farquhzrson 10 here from
Ollson hooking after his city property
interssga. Mr FArquhzrson II 10 the
general grocery and meat business In
the oil field fo~n and II pro~per!ng
wonderfully well II am glad 10 see
the improvement In Guthrie from q
business ssandposns." he said. The
old town locke good 70 me-
Pea Bummage. veteran Of shs
civil war. and one q Sheriff Robert
sons trusted iieu;enan1s. vili leave
| eexurdsy evening for FremOkg va, his