The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-04-25


ward Monday and will visit for an iu>
definite tine with lis wife and little
daughter who are staying with MIR, and |
Mrs. Tip Crawmcr.
S. w. Miles, Of Meade, came down
Thursday Of last week aud accompanied
Co. Atty. Wright to Woodward.
A. NJ. Ferner is again located in his
own building and this week receiv>
ed an invoice of goods from the road.
Last Saturday was a regular worlds
fair day for Beaver. The streets were
crowded with people and trade was inn
mense.
DC. Davis, of Roy. was in attendance
at the stockmen's meeting last Saturday,
and while heie did not forget to pay his
respects to the HERALD force, also two
dollars on subscription,
Emans Eliason and daughter Miss
Julia, from near Euglewood were in
town three days the latter part OF last
week. Miss Julia filed on land on the
| C!marron west of Epglewood.
Wilson NJ. Hammock, the genial
Register of the U. S. Land Office at
Woodward, attended the meeting of the
cattlemen Saturday and while in town
made us very pleasant call.
\. N. Cralmer is occupying his new
store building since Monday. While it
is not so large as the io3m ho formerly
occupied, yet he has his goods so neat
ly and conveniently arranged that he
can wait upon his customers with the
greatest of ease and alacrity.
r B. Quinn, of the Hardesty Herald,
called on US last Thursday on his return
from Woodward, where he had been 10
attendance, as a witness, IN land contest
cases. He was accompanied on his trip
by W. A. Salter, Frank Davis and AL
bert Raudebaugh, all OF Hardesty who
were interested partie- in the cases.
We acknowledge pleasant calls from
II. j. McDermott, of the Il. |. Hotel,
at Liberal, and G. G. Brown the leading
merchant of that place also partner in
the O. K, ranch of this county, both Of
whom attended the stockmens meeting
here last Saturday and remained over
night taking in everything in the way of
amusement.
MARKEDLY Rev. Peterson at the
residence of the brides parents In Wood
ward, Sunday, April I4th at 10 o'clock
a. ~, Miss Edith Campbell to Chas
Moore, of Wakomis, Oklshoma The
happy couple left on the l2 a. m. train
the same date for their home in Wake
mis-, where the groom is engaged in q
general mercantile business. The News
was kindly remembered and joins with
many friends in wishing them happiness
and prosperity. Woodward News.
We have known the contracting par
ties for nearly seven years and have
nothing but words of highest praise fer
them. The bride made Beaver hel
home for some three years having NOV
ed from here to Woodward last Janu
ary, aud sne has host of friends in thi,
aud adjoining counties, where she ha
!, SO successfully taught a number o
schools, who join with the HERALD il
wishing them happy and prosperou;
life.
Learn TO laugh. A good laugh i
better than medicine Learn how t,
tell story. A well told story is a
Welcome as a sunbeam in sick room
Learn to keep your own troubles t.
a yourself. The world is too busy t,
care for your ills and sorrows Lear
to stop croaking. If you cannot Sc
y good in the world, keep the bad t
yourself, hide your aches and pain
under pleasant smile. No one care
to hear if you have the earache, head
r ache or rheumatism. Don't cry
Tears do well enough in novels, bu
d they are out of place in real life
! Learn to meet your friends with
smile. The good-humored man @
woman is always in demand, but th
dyspeptie or hypochondriac is nc
wanted anywhere and is a nuisance 8
wsll.-Woodward News.
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