The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-07-14

James Lane and family returned
home Friday from Woodward cosnr =,
after several days visit. While 10
that county they attended the celebr :
tiou a, Gage on the 4'h aud report an
enjoyable time. Addresses we're deliv-
cred ~ Temple Houston and others.
The Gage band furnished music.
There were four beeves barboeucd. a
large number of people we're 10 attend
ance. In the base ball game between
Gage and Higgins the Gage nine won.
Miss Lillian Arnold who lately com
petcd n term of school at Shade aud
who had previously taught at Buff.
alo leaves soon for her home at Eiiiug-
ham. Illinois. Miss Arnold is a
daughter Of Prof. j. A. Arnold wlo
for thirteen years has filed tho position
of superintendent of lublic instruct,
Of EAingham county aud holds that
efilce NJ the present time. 10 profcs-
sional work, she is up>to>date, anbi>
tious, and takes pride in doing her
work well In the schools where she
has been employed. she has met with
success. Though her talent il such as
to fit her for whatever work she might
choose 20 follow. she achieves marked
success as teacher, her abilities in
this respect bring exceptional as is
shown by the character of her work as
well as by her popularity.
The Christian Endeavor society Of
Beaver held an election Tuesday evening
at the Presbyterian church, at which the
following officers were elected
PresiGent-Nlay Weir.
Vice President Ncttie Thomas.
Secretary Weir.
Cor. Secretary-Dyke Ballinger.
Lookout Committee Grace Munsell,
VIII Thomas, Arthur Quinn.
Social Committee -Maude Thomas,
Nora Qninn, Claude blanchard, viii
Quinn, Mrs. Baesley.
Music-Mrs. +. S. Druminond, Ada
Weir, Grace Munsell.
Sunday School Committee Jennie
Weir, Jennie Quinn, Mr. BaGsley.
Literature Committee Noah Dawes,
|. s. Drummond
Temperance Committee Will Thomas,
Nora Quinn, May Weir.
Elder g. c. Bentley preached at the
Presbyterian church Saturday evening
and Sunday morning. After the
services Sa urday evening Il o Of the
congregation who were members of the
Christian church, held business meet.
ing to Reconsider the question as TO the
place of holding their meetings. As
was stated in the HERALD some two or
three weeks ago, it was the intention OF
the members of that denomination to
change their place of meeting from the
church to the school house. At the
meeting Saturday night, it was decided
to defer the change and appoint a com
mites to confer with the trustees of the
Presbyterian church relative to the use
Of the church. Inasmuch as tho meet
ins of the two denominations do no,
conflict, it is hoped that arraDgeR ents
may be perfected whereby the Chris
tians may see fit to continue their meet
ings at the church, which is the more
proper place for religious services.
Marriage OF Beaver County Lady nj
Clayton, New Mexico.
The Clayton Union Democrat contains
the following account o. the marriage o.
w. l.. Brown, of Texline, to Mis-,
Gertrude Garrett, Of this county:
Mr. W. i. Brown, of Texline, anC
Miss Gertrude Garrett, of Garrett. Ok
lahoma, were united ia marriage at the
residence of DR., Mex essop on the 4tf
day Of July. Both the groom and brid,
are well and favorably known and have
large circle Of friends who, with tn,
Den. ocrat, will extend them hearty con
gratulations and wish them perpetua
honeymoon. They left Wednesday fol
Garrett, Oklahoma, where they will visi
for a few days. G., A. Garrett. brothc
of the bride, accompanied them.
The HERALD desires also to join il
with the Democrat and the friends o
the young couple in extending to then
; its best wishes for their future enjoy
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