The Gotebo Gazette (Gotebo, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 15, 1915 Page: 3 of 4
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Fencing |
the gotebo gazette
Country
Correspondenca
Build It Fence It
:: we can now furnish you with the best materials
: I for any improvements that you may want to make.
We have just put in a car of
I: American Field Fence, Chicken
Wire, Bale Ties and Nails
Build a Granary and Store your Wheat and the
; difference in price will more than pay for it.
Canaday & Kuder
| Threshing Coal
| The very best quality at the LOWEST
PRICE
TRY IT
B. E. Bryant
KIOWA FLAT
]
Cora and Delia Lam en'er'ained a
number of friends at their home Satur-
day euening.
Mr. G. D. Woods is having his
wheat threshed this week.
Mr and Mrs B. B. Wallace of Gate-
bo spent Sunday with Mr and uirs E.
M. King.
Nettie, Flossie and Flora Hill, Gussie
and Thelma Bearden, Carl McCaslin,
Henry Boaz, Grover Hays, Fred and
Sam Streun spent Sunday afternoon
with Miss Jewel Parker and in the
evening they went to singing at Miss
Mafy Ent's.
| Henry Boaz has been staying with
Grover Hays the past week.
' Cora and Delia Lam and Everett
Maddox called on Lenora Lister Sun-
day afternoon.
Otho Chappelear is very low with
typhoid fever.
| Miss PearTSmith left Thursday for
I Shawnee where the will visit relatives
I Tuesday, Jewell Parker and Cloe
and Mary Gorden of Mountain View
called on the Misses Hill.
Special
Premium LI
Harrison Towship Fair
SEPTEMBER 10 and 11
pleasant VIKW_
"1
SOUTHWESTli Want
Your Produce
-AND-
—TRACTOR-
, SHOW
Conducted under the manage-
ment of the Oklahoma A & M.
College engineering department,
with the co-operation of The
Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman and
Enid Chamber of Commerce A
Big Free event in the interest of
bigger, better and more profit-
able farming methods
ENID, OKLA.
JULY 27, 28, 29, 80, 31
Reserve the last five days in
July for this trip. Come to Enid
and see all standard makes, sizes
and types of Tractors in actual
work in the field. Big Free Bar-
becue, Wednesday, July 28; com-
pliments Enid business men
Plenty of entertainment. Reason-
able hotel rates. Splendid rail-
road factUies. miss it.
Let's Go! MSverbodjt
You Want
My Money
! When you take your
BUTTER, CREAM, EGGS,
I CHICKENS and HIDES to
| Gotebo, always keep in mind
I that ^you will receive the
highest price and get the
most money out of your
! produce at the
GOTEBO PRODUCE CO.
SING IT YOURSELF
We have all kinds of OILS that we
ell for o mere song(and a little cash)
A. E. Wltterman
-i —
Dr Hickman of Galena Kansas was
visiting old frontiersmen in this vicinity
this week. He says his Gotebo Gaz-
ette is first in his mail the day arrives and
the Pleasant View items are most inter-
esting to him as he helped name our
school as well as build it, and is always
glad to know where all the neighbors
get theit Sunday dinners and wait thsy
are doing in general. During his stay
stay here he was entertained at several
homes-
(Continued from last week.)
C lSwUl give ?or the tirst fifteen best colts from "Oney
West" fifteen leather halters.
THE FIRST NATIONAL HANK.
will give $2.00 to the lady who brings the best crochet
work.
will give $2.50 to the person making the greatest num-
ber of bales ginned before noon Oct. I.
JOHN A. LITEL,
will give 50 gallons of oil for the biggest baby ot
6 months and under.
DEL LINGER BROS.
will give a 50c pocket knife to the boy between
8 and 12 vears of age who wons the foot race of
200 feet und a 25c knife as second prize.
FARMERS GIN
will gin the tirst bale of cotton free.
City Treasurer's Report For Fiscal
Year Ending June 30, 1915
WARRANT ACCOUNT SERIES 1914-15
Mrs Riley is learning the art of be-
ing expert "showfer" just now.
Mr Jones Irwin was transacting busi-
ness in Gotebo Monday
Mr Jim Prough and Jake Kliewer
are threshing in this neighborhood.
Mrs Frank Ewing was a Gotebo
Warrants of series 1913-14
outstanding at beginning of fis-
cal year June 30, 1914. $119.90
Warrants issued against es-
timate ot Fiscal year ending
June 30, 1915
1,413.86
Outstanding warrants of
seties 1913-14 paid
during Fiscal year end-
ing June 30. 1915
Current 1914-15 war-
rants paid:
General F und
Water Works Fund
$119.90
1,028.31
203.95
Total warrants now
outstanding
1.53376
181.60
1914-1 5 Warrants outstanding 181.60
1,533.76
SHARON
KOMALTY
Mr Liephardt is very ill with pneumo
nia fever. He fell from a wagon injur-
ing his breast, which caused his illness.
Misses Maggie and Mae Crossley
visited Mrs, Loyd Barker Sunday.
Mrs. Hays of Qotebo.Mrs. J. G
Si one and Mrs. Will McNutt spent a
pleasant afternoon Thursday with Mrs.
Alex McNutt.
Messrs. Perry and Ray Means have
gone to Kansas where they expect to
live.
A. T. Hunter and family took dinner
at the Wemer home Sunday.
The protracted meeting here which
, had began was discontinued last Sun-
day on account of there being so much
work in the community. The meeting
lasted one week but there were no addi-
tshns to the church'
Eld. Crawford who is pastor here
was sick last Sunday and unable to
preach but he is better now.
Ed and Chas. Eskew, Ed Deputy
and Fred Harn have bought a new
threshing outfit and they are making it
sing
visitor a Tuesday morning.
Mr. Leslie Caps of Komalty and Mr.
Maurice Ewing were Sunday guests at
the Bodard home.
Mr. Robert Parmeter and family took
Sunday dinner at the Will Lake home.
Mrs Gertrude Smith and children of
Hobart visited wtth her mother Mrs.
Bridenstein.
Roscoe Cupples and Frank Ewing
called at the Jake Kliewer home last
Sunday.
Miss Virginia Parmeter spent Sunday
with Miss Edith Voss.
Mr, Ditmars spent Saturday in Okla-
homa City transacting business.
CASH ACCOUNT OF FISCAL YEAR 1914-15
1913-14 outstanding war-
rants paid during current
fiscal year ^
Current warrants issued
during fiscal year 1914-15
PAID
General Fund
Water Works Fund
Balance on hand:
General Fund 472.59 |
Water Works Fd. 5 1.65 *
Balance on hand June 30, 1914
COOPERTON
$119.90
1,028.31
203.95
524.24
1,876,40
General Fund
Water Works Fund
Amount Received During
Fiscal ^ ear 1914-15 From;
County Treasurer
W. E. Romary
E. W. McIntosh Cem.
J. D. Bills
S. D. Spe^.M
j. W. Rose
J. D. Bills Water Wks.
B. N. Dickinson - -
373.80
38.96
1,094.00
50.00
64.00'
10.00
5.00
24,00
173.52
43.12
Totat Cash on Hand
1,876.40
524.24
The threshing machines are busy.
Wheat is turning out any where from
seventeen to twenty-five bushels per acre
Don Anderson is visiting with Dr.
Ca rlton.
Mrs Arthur Sears and son have re-
'L, I L i , • 1 turned from visiting relatives in Texas.
The normal singing school which is, —
to be taught here this summer by Prof. | Mr Smelser has built a machine shed
E. C. GiHentine will begin on the 2nd | west of the bank.
day of August. Everybody is making
Outstanding warrants of
Fiscal Year 1914-1 5
Net CASH BALANCE
RECAPITULATION
Cash on Hand:
General Fund
Water Works Fund
181.60
342.64
524,24
\
472.59
51.65
" 524.24
Net Cash Balance when all warrants
now outstanding are presented to the
City Treasurer and paid 324 .64
Mrs. Loyd Barker has been calling
in the neighbors this week.
Farmers are busy with their alfalfa
hay now. Threshing is going on stead-
their arrangements to attend and are ex-
pecting a fine school.
We are beginning to need some rain
here now for com, while com is looking
fine yet but it will not take it long to
ruin without more water. ■
E. C. GiHentine was on the sick list
last Sunday,
Everybody should make their arrange
ments to attend the singing school here
T. J. HOWE, TREASURER
ily now and the average yield of wheat j are expecting some people from
is 18 to 20 busheli.
distance.
Warner Hover is home for a few
days visit.
Mr Anderson and daughter Barbara
were down in this neighborhood Wed-
nesday, They took dinner at Phil
Tisher's.
Mr and Mrs Charley Bland and son
were down to preaching Saturday night.
Rev. Strong, of Fort Worth Texas, is
holdsng a series of interesting meetings.
I here. Miss Walfer also of Fort Worth
ie leading the singing.
Luke's
BAKERY and CAFE
For Fresh Baked Bread
28 Loaves $1.00
SIX LOAVES for 25c.
J.R. DALE, M.D.
My Entire Time
und Attention given to
diseases and deformities of rhe
J EYE, EAR, NOSE ;ui<t TUROA i
! Guaranteed fittirq of
' Fhone 298 Hobart 1 -k'*
tverjbccij Lotst Goltbo
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The Gotebo Gazette (Gotebo, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 15, 1915, newspaper, July 15, 1915; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metapth349938/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed June 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.