The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1904-06-30

Love'ess Cafe.
T. W. Gray asi wife came in tie
Grst ut the week aud will remain for
the convention
Navy Dawes went up 10 The west erd
Of the county reoen,ly to visit her
'rt'ol, Mis-, Cortha Kngay.
! When bnilding yon want to build
substantially. fon viii Gpd the best
material At Craig Brolber', Liberal.
}. 4. Ulen aud son, viii, and u. y.
Kinder pursued the art piscatoriaI
Thursday. The catch was limited.
II A. Rnsinr aud daughter, Miss
Annie, were down from Miles, Kansas,
Friday. Mr.. Busing patromaed our
village smlthy while here.
On account Of the inclomency of the
weather the basket dinner was not held
At The Nprth Flat school house SUNDAY
as announced,
r. II. Loofhonrrow is driving linz
-uirliel team of BAYS now The team
Is beauty aud will he a source Of mnch
pleasure to NIr and Mrs. Loolbouyrow.
have just received 7jO pairs OF
shoes making me the most complete
stock Of shoes n the city.
II. j. MADISON.
E'mer Harlan and wife were up from
the Kiewa Monday. They went Aeger
tc Il. w. Groves ie visit until artsTthe
convention. Mr.. Harlan i delegate.
City Marshall Garrett had a force of
men at woik on North Douglas Avenue
this week, filing the cuts made by the
recent rains.
Mrs. w. W. Garrett departed Satur-
day for Brule, Woodward county,
where she will visit der daughter Amy,
for some time.
Rev. VIII Keller and wife. OF Balko
were IN Beaver part Of fast week aud
dis attending religions services. Rev.
Roller will read tho Herald.
Geo. II. Ilcaly came up from the
ranch lasi week. His Time is about
rqnaly divided between Beaver aud the
ranch these days.
J W, Morris was IN Beaver Monday
de has petition asking for the e,tab.
lishment OF postoilice on the Flat
between Coon Creek ana Duck Pond.
Tne new Office will be known rs Komo
A merry crowd of young people
q thered ut the Groves Restaurant
Saturday evening aud enjoysd a pleas
ant time. Music was The feature of the
occasion.
EloerteChft ana Lee Gosuoy wen,
on, south OF town Tucsdsy to build
honse on Rev. llnater's claim. David
Miller hauled the material out TO tle
aim.
We are wondering how mach Il. C.
Tracy paid for his write up in the
Janus last week. Such an expression
iram the source it came is worth mon.
ey- Wueh Of it.
j. II. StalIines returned from the
Snulh Flats Thursday. Mrs. Stallings
and grandson, uowreu Hail returned
with him and @ili remain in Beaver for
some time.
Arthur Groendvle was initiated into
the mysteries of Wsod craft Thursday
night. His honor-the festive goat
was out for the occasion and did good
service.
Harry Wellborn departed Thursday
of last week for eastern Kansas where
he will remain indefinitely. Wonder
why he took such a sudden notion to
go to kausa?
We 'cara this week of tie marriage
of a. n. howe to Miss Hughs, both OF
Custer on sunday June H.. The Ger
emopy was performed by Squire Jim
O'Nea'. The Herald ex ends good
washes TO the young couple.
Several boys from Folton, among
whom was Earl Bnles, catcher for the
Fulton ball team, passed through Bea-
yer enroafc 10 the harvest fields last
week If the boys work hike they play
'hey will be all right hauas,
We are informed this week of the
of } Jhn Bogue To Mrs. Belle
May, at Paonia, Colorado, recently. |
MIR. Bosue went 10 that place short
lime ago Mrs, May has been there |
he Pasl two or three months.
A letter from Mrs. Tom Judy states |
.hat they are located in comfortable /
,ome near Grand Sammit, Kansas
fl..ts l..