The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-08-22

MA. Peckham drove to Englewood
Tuesday where he met his wife aud son
Harry who have been for several weeks
visiting relatives 10 Kansas and eastern
Oklahoma.
The game of hall between Beaver
and Cottonwood played at this place
last Saturday resulted in "a tie, the score
standing l9 to Is at the close of the
ninth inning.
A. s. Dickson left here Friday for
Englewooi where he remained a few
days on business then departed for a
short visit to his old home at Helena,
No., where his mother and other rela-
tives reside.
About City invited guests gathered at
the home of Miss. Ada Weir Oh Tues
day evening, to celebrate her fifteenth
birthday. Miss. Ada received a number
of beautiful presents from her friends
VINO all unite IN wishing her many
happy birthdays.
The normalites and other young
people of Beaver we're delightfully."- en-.
tertained on last Saturday evening at
the pleasant home Of j. Ii. Blanchard's
10 the southeast part of town. The
evening passed pleasantly away in social
converse, refreshments, games, etc.
On last Saturday evening near The
hour Of IL o'clock, Mr.. Gene Groves
aud Miss. Nellie Sencenioh, we're Joined
in the holy bonds Of matrimony by
Judge Tracy at his off sc. This was
quite a surprise to all, not even their
most intimate acquaintance Or nearest
relatives suspectiug the wedding to occur
just at that time. THE HERALD ex.
tends congratulations AMI wishes them a
long life of happiness.
Advertised list of letters remaining
unclaimed in the postofice at Beaver,
Okla, for month ending July 81, 1895:
Harry Il. Whitney,
G. G. Prude,
Oran Allen, addressed Beaver Coz
f. c. TRACY, 7. NJ.
Soldiers Reunion.
There will be a reunion of the Old
Soldiers at Beaver on the ~, and 20,
of September 1895. Particulars and
program will be published later.
By Order of Post,
j. II. THOMAS, Adjt.
Normal Notes.
Still We progress.
The rapid improvem ent of the Calisthenic
class is very noticeable. Misses Peckham
and Blanchard deserve great praise for
having in so short n time brought their raw
recruits into such harmony of action.
each day we have a select reading or paper
10y one of the students.
amusing article entitled "Pointer's Dyspeptic
Goat"
Tuesday-Mr. Floyd read q description
of the Reman Coliseum.
Wednesday-R. II. Loofbourrow read a
paper, duties of Parents"
Thursday-Mrs. Ryerson read a pSper,
Duties Of a Teacher"
Friday-Miss Sencenich read q quotation.
The able and instructive lecture, on the
motto of O~klshoma, delivered to the normal
scholars by Rev. p. d. Munsell AT the church
on last Friday evening, was attended by a
large and sppreciativo audience.
At the beginning of the third week we
have two pupils added to our number, viz:
Miss Southers and Mrs. Harlan.
Monday. l9th.-Ths norma. INDUCED in
Arbor Day exercises, which consisted Of
quotations by all, together with music and a
paper pertaining to the objects, aims, sd-
vsntagcs and disad vantages of celebrating
Arbsr Day in the school by Miss sencenich
and remarks by Messrs Munsell and Blanch-
ard, Miss Overstreet and our supt.
Tuesday 20,--We were entertained by the
reading Of two narratives, "Chssed by
wolves" aad sour trip West" by Nettie
Thomas and Frank Neill respectively.
Tomorrow, Wednesday. Frank Brock
will rscite THE supposed speech of John
Adams"
Dur visitors were Mesdames Weir. Healy,
and B~sllinger, Misses Wright, Weir, Loot