The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-04

SOtnthisbioucrs PfoSccuioSS hoAt Ncoh'
Jack Gsrvey, former Deaverite, but
now a resident of Woodward, was smil>
ing upon his many friends here this
week.
Mr.. Melchi Of Coldwater, Kansas, is
here on visit to his daughter Mrs. Joe
Quinn.
Dist. Clerk S. b. Weir, aud j. G.
Hodge returned from their trip to the
west sud last evening.
G.. N. Gsrduer of Duck Pond was in
the City yesterday.
Topic for Christian Endeavor Thurs.
day evening April 4, Things to be
consecrated." Ezra 3:l-T.
Mr.. BLANCHARD Leader.
Mr., Sam Edwards are enjoying q
visit from Miss Sarah Peterson, q rela-
tive of theirs from the neighborhoGd Of
Grand Valley.
We are pleased to notice tha. manv
Of our people are setting out shade trees
about their homes and place of business
Let the good work go on.
II. D. Crothers, J. N. Loveless and
Mrs. c. p: Parnell all of this county
near Tyrone, were the guests of g. W.
Bu9Sse's the fist part of this week.
Mr.. Montgomery and son Trve. Of
Preston, who by the way are constant
readers OF che HERALD, called at our
Office while in town Saturday. The lat
ter filed on land in the neighborhood of
Preston.
Geo. W. Fulkerson, one of the oldest
and most respected citizens of the coun
ty died a, his home at Sbarp's creek on
Sunday after lingering illness Of con-
sumption. lie was buried on Tuesday
morning.
An exchange sptly remaaks--
"No newspaper can do what is right
and stand up for what is just and good
without stepping on somebody's toes.
The toes are to blame for being whers
they can be stepped OF"
Mr.. j. X. Sencenich's moved to their
place south east Of town this week where
they have lately made some good im'
provsments which will add greatly to
the appearance and comfortableness Of
their hume.
g. Y. Martin, OF the firm of Martin
Bros. L Heating, accompanied by hi,
father, L. Martin, both OF Liberia
were transsc:ing business at the county
| seat two days this week.
There is colored girl in Guthrie
whose name is Miss Lizzie Lee Flower,
of,the> Langston- Post -ot> Honor Eliza
beth Laura Jones Mary Lou Ashi'
Bush Viuey George Smith, 1t was
"Lizaie" before her mother fooled with
it So much EX.
Last Saturday vas one OF the most un
pleasant days in the history of the coun
y. There was high wind from th'
south all day and the atmosphere wa, 81
disagreeably thick with sand that it il
safe to venture the assertion that thos
who had the courage to be out were com
pellsd to take the larger portion Of th.i
pssk of dirt all at gulp.
! Mrs. N A. Peck kham and Miss Nam
lie drove down to the Panhandle las
Friday and visited with the family of I
l.. Floyd several days. Miss Mann
took the teachers examination at Lips
comb while absent and will probsbl
teacl term of school in that count,
She is teacher Of several years expel
ieace and We take pleasure in comlncn
ing her TO sny school board tha, woul
he SO furtuus.e as to secure her servic,
Beaver Hotel Arrivals.
j E. George, W. V. Quinn, Kok ONO
II u G.. Putusn, Grandvalley; Fran
J Birdsall, Custer; W. Z. Maple, New;o
Pickett, Clear Lake; L Il. Coffey an
wife, W. II Huli,, County; r L Steel
Meade, Kan; Johu Gsrvy, Lee Harlan
Geo. Heaiy, Woodward; Hiram Peel
ham, Benton; Lee Howard, Optima; II
:, Wilson, Rolhwell; John Stanley,
| L. YapGeison, Bluegrass; Fred Tainto
Enslewood; G. Y Martin, Luther MAJ
tin, Liberal.
The American Furniture Agency, Wit
western headquarters at Galens, Kss
sells all kinds Of Household Furniture