The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-10-06
Nlonlhly renort Of Beaver School:


Average daily attendance II
No. neither absent nor taiuy q
No. Of visitors. 9
ABA WEIR, Teacher.
Dr. L. S. Muuseil, Of Hardesty, will
be iu Beaver part Of court week pre-
pared to test eyes scientifically for
spectaces and furnish anything desired
in that line and examine and treat eye
diseases Examinations free of charge.
Come about the l1th or 18th
A and Frank Saunders, photograph
ers, of Woodward, arrived in town
Thursday evening. Mrs Frank Sauu>
ders, who accompanied them to this
place, aud Al Saunders left Friday for
Liberal, Kansas to attend family re.
union of the Saunders family to be held
on the 9Th at the home Of Mrs. Sauu>
ders, mother of the Saunders brothers.
For the convenience Of teachers liv-
ing in the central and western portion of
the county, there will be a teachers ex-
animation held at Optima simultaneous
with the regular teachers examination
at this place, which occurs on Friday
and Saturday. October % and 30, 1898.
Teachers oesiring to take TIE examna-
ton will act accordingly.
Mrs, a, n. Craumer returned Tues
} day evening from Kansas City, where
, she has been with her husband, to have
! his broken leg attended to. After CON
b sultation with pHmber Of doctors, it
+, was thought advisable to have the
. broken limb reset aud work to that eff
feet was performed in the presence of
six doctors. Mrs. Cranuer states that
, her husband is getting along as well as
9 could be expected since his leg has been
reset.
II 4. j. W eeden and wife returned Sat
l. urdsy from visit in Missouri aud Kao,
u sas. Mrs. Weeden has been in Missouri
le for several months being called there il
he the first place because Of the sickness o
her father who afterwards recovered
~ Mr.. Weeden went to Elmra three week
er ago and after a visit at that place left
re in company with his wife, for Topeka
* Kansas, to attend the soldiers reunion
ID which commenced at that place on tn
IN Goth ult, They both had highly en-
Is joyable time. The reunion was
ed grand affair Fully twenty thousan
or people were estimated to he in attend
es ance. They saw Miss Anna Rose the
10 Hawaiian young lady who was chose
or as queen Of the festival at Topeka.
ep Mrs. Nellie McHarg entertained III
no Coterie ladies last Thursday Sept. 2.
1893, at her residence, corner of Bound
m airy and Texas Ave. The house WI
n, artistically decorated in the golden roc
80 the embamatc flower of Oklahom
as also Of the Coterie, Quotations fro
Of iavorite authors, written on small siil
"a OF paper we've hidden among the recess
40 OF the curtains and draperies. A pri;
!, of glass powder box was given to Il
of ouo who could find the most corresponds
.t lines. Mrs. Tom Doran was the luc /
.r, one and Mrs Morgeret Dorau won Il
BOBBY piise of a tooth pick no lder, Il
= lreshments Of coffee and doughnuts wei
served. w Woodward News
The Kentol News soyf: Wm. Coo
,al ran and son returned Wednesday fror
-er their duties as soldiers. They wei
&c, mustered out at Montauh Point, Ion
ho Island and are home to stay. Mr. Cocl
en- ran made Keu,on a visit today aud relatD
he many incidents of the Santiago bait
rat They were among Roosevelt,s Roug
for Riders and were in the fore part of Il
ith charge up San Juan hill, as well as
is the hot scrap Gu June oath, when the
inc were said TO have been ambushed. NJ
rod Cochran says they were not ambush'
but knew the Spauiards were the
(Which is "a well kuown fact now).
Ecu Mr.. Cochran's squad Of twelve me
H. under this fire, none were hit, lie
','' of the opinion the Spaniards are pc
III marksmeu, aud easily scared out Of
'e- strong position. lie and lis son h
OF the fever after returning to the Unit
''p' States and he says hot many escape
Ou' He says they had plenty to eat and b
ouS no complaint to make of bis treating
T'e' by the government. He did not go
"Se the front expecting to sleep on featt
II bed. lie was 10 his shirt sleeves
'He several weekswhen coat would ba
""' made him more comfortable, but