Special Man to Demonstrate Use of Stove at Event
A special man will be present to demonstrate how to use the stove. Ladies are especially invited to attend and observe the demonstration.
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Newspaper
Checotah Times
Location
Checotah, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
3
A special man will be present to demonstrate how to use the stove. Ladies are especially invited to attend and observe the demonstration.
A meeting of the proposed Building and Loan Association members was held at the First National Bank. W J Cook was elected temporary chairman and L B Moncrief temporary secretary. A committee on by laws was formed. The group plans to meet again at 8 pm July 3 and seeks public support for Checotah’s upbuilding.
The issue includes a financial condition statement for the First National Bank of Checotah. Despite the dull season, the report presents a favorable view of the bank’s assets and liabilities and invites readers to review the details.
A Checotah party of about 50 spent yesterday fishing at Grassy Lake guided by noted fisherman Tom Woolum. The group included W S Powall Penny Rogers W S Cook G G Hendrix Miss Maude Hoosier Dr Gardner and around 30 I O O F home children. About 100 pounds of fish were caught and prepared by the ladies for a feast. Woolum landed a 5 pound Buffalo on Mrs Peony Rogers line and she reportedly tossed it 40 yards. Several local visitors were noted Eck Brooks Henry Chambers and others from nearby towns.
A Thursday night skating rink program drew a large crowd with three races. Ben Hlembry lost to Charlie Barch, Forrest Parrott beat Clay Johnson, and Levy Kirkpatrick outscored Robin Faulkner in the main event. An amusing potato box race is planned for Saturday. The column also notes Senator Depew’s steady recovery and political jests about Panama, canal type laws, a taunt about a traveling allowance, and a quip about Kansas cotton policy.
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