The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-01-23

Navcr siiulgr a mau by outside APP
.-pearanccS Al shabby coat may enwrop
o mc~spapG publisher, while a man
wearing a Ligh>toned plug hat and
sporting a sald>headed cane may be a
subscriber Exchange,
The notorious outlaw, Bill Dooliu,
was captured by Deputy VIM Tilghman
at Eureka Springs, Ark, last week, and
is Row in Jail at Guthrie. VIE will be
the next lucky man to be crowned King
of outlaws, and terrorize lower Ok
lahoma?
Mrs. II. Il Blanchard, county superin>
tendent visited schools il the Deighbor>
hood of Elardesty the first Of the week,
This almost completes her tour of school
visiting having now visited every school
district, with the exception of two or
three, in Beaver county since the first OF
October, and has travelled over seven
hundred miles on this tour.
n. S. Dickson received word by yes.
,eiday's mail that his brother, Il. E.,
was dangerously i'll at his home in Mis-
sour. AL went to Englcwoed this
morning. where he eau obtain the par
ticulars by telegram, and if necessary
will 20 at once. Bob has many friends
here who hope for his speedy recovery.
Mr.. N. A, Peckham and Mrs. j. j..
Bagsley celebrated their Goth and 54th
birthdays, respectively, at the house of
the former yesterday. a roast turkey
together with many other delicious
Niands had been prepared for the &C.
caSiop and a few friends invited in who
helped them to pass the day pleasantly.
Both these cslimable old people have
many warm friends and acquaintance
who wish them many more happy birth
days.
The cold maids" and young maids
gave a party on last Saturday evening
at the pleasant country residence Of J.
r. Quinn, in honor of the advent of
! APP year. The ladies did the "escort
act throughout the evening, never
once forgetting or shirking their duty.
About eleven O'Clock refreshments were
served, consisting of sandwiches cake,
coffee and fruit, after which
the merry crowd departed for their
homes, %pronouncing the leap yeal party
The most enjoyable OCCASION of tie
season.
Jesse Durham purchased three huns
dTed goats iropl Healy and Savage the
6'h OF the mouth, aud will take them to
the Wicks & English ranch near CHM
marron, Kansas, the LIST of February.
Healy q Savage are closing out their
goat interests in Beaver county, anG
Jesse got a good hargain.-Live Stock
Inspector.
Advertised list of letters remaining
uncalled for in the post Office at Beaver,
Oklahoma:
Heath, Sam I. (postal.)
Baldwin, Miss Jane.
Z. c. TRACY, p. NJ.
The following officers were installed
on Saturday, Jan, II, 1896, for the en-,
suing year by the Beaver Post, No. 4,
6. A. r.
7. C.-N. A. Peckham.
S, V. C.-H. Mott.
j. V. C.-Amos Hibbs.
Agt.-J. II. Thomas.
Q. NJ. j.. r. Quinn.
~SurgeSu-C. r. Wright,
Chaplain j Bagsley.
o. D.-J. V Thompson,
o. G.-Ivan BowAe.
$. III ID. w. McCool.
Q NJ. S.--Noah Late.
John Jones, a bachelor farIer living
a few miles south of Perry, entertained
his friends with a big turkey diuner on
Christmas, and has since been arrested
for stealing the turkeys be had disheC
up to said friends. The worst of it is
his guests are all witnesses against him
This is downright mean in the guests
they dent deserve another taste Of tur,
key as long as they live. And besides
as the guests undoubtedly knew whel'
the turkeys zane from, they should b,
arrested for receiving and concealing
stolen goods.