Volume 13 , Issue 23

Duchess of Weaselskin

Howdy All! It is really warming up here in the mountains of Southwest Colorado! The photos on the left and right are some closeup pictures of NW Okie's Early Girl Tomatoes that have finally started producing their fruit. That is not to say that Tomatoes are fruits, though! BUT . . . Maybe they are!

We heard from a Mike Loffland of Norman, Oklahoma that was searching for who actually owns the land for the Cooprider-Livingston Cemetery located in Alfalfa county, Oklahoma. Also . . . Mike says, "There is an unmarked grave in front of my great-great grandfather's gravestone. I am trying to figure out if it might be my great-great grandmother's grave."

The Cooprider-Livingston Cemetery is located at the Jct. of Hwy 8 and Hwy 45, South of Cherokee, Oklahoma, on the Southeast corner. Over at the Oklahoma Cemeteries website we found this transcription of those buried in the Cooprider Cemetery (aka Solf Cemetery).

We heard today from Perry, Oklahoma that some parts of Oklahoma hit the one hundred degree mark today. Sounds like June! We also read in the local Northwest Oklahoma newspaper that what wheat harvest there was this year is /has finished. We also heard from some Northwest Oklahomans that it is awfully dry in that area and Cattle ranchers are having to haul in hay and water for their cattle. We hope you get some much need rain sometime soon!

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