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


attended The meeline Of the Teachers
As"oci'ibn while here. Mr.. IIannold
is much interested along educational
lines.
At the Republican convention 10
Chicago last week everything went of
without a hitch and Roosevelt and
Fahbanks were nominated by acclana
tion. Not dissenting voice was heard
This IS only fore shadowipg Of the
final results next November.
Mrs c. N. White, Of Fontanelc,
Iowa, came down to Beaver Friday,
on 4 surprise.to her sister, Miss Ela
Baker. Mrs. White will ROMAN in the
county several weeks visiting her sncle
u. l.. Baker aud her father and sister
J. u. Baker aud Miss Ella.
Mrs. Anne Laughrin and Mrs. MARY
Passrnore, who have spent The winter
and spriog in Illinois, came in Friday
aud surprised their relatives here. Mrs.
Lauglrin will probably return with her
son Frank and wife aud atterd the
Far at St. Louis.
The people of this section were very
much disappointed last week IN the
iai'are OF Gov. Ferguson and party to
arrive, as announced. AuaBgemrr,s =
had been made for "A pleasant ev.njDg
bn, the non-appearance of the Goyc
fnor put an end to the affair.
The cry of druuth is nowhere to be
heard in the country adjacent to Bea.
v,r at present. The past month has
brought us an abundance of fine rains
Some complaint is heard among the far.
ners on account Of blight. he cause
OF the same is as yet unsoved.
GIL A. j.. Mcpherson and Clyde
Williams departed Saturday afternoon
for Mutual. Mr.. Williams going to
that place TO take a position in the Far
mers' Bank The Young people Of
Beaver will miss NJ. Williams greatly
as he is a leading figure in social circles
here.
Those who attend the ST. Louis Far
and take in the attractions on "The
Pike can't afford to miss the "Gnives.
ton Flood "New York to the North
Pole" and "The Battle Abbey" These
arc among the best shows on the Pike
AID visit to the Fsir without seeing
them is incomplete.
S. B. Weir and family and Miss
Eta Lltten of 0berlin. Kansas. arrived
in Beaver Friday and will remain for
two weeks visiting Mrs. Ada Quinn
aud old.aequa'utance 1t seems quite
narural to see Mr.. Weir aud The girls
IN Beaver once again. We wish thar
they might remain longer.
III. Mott, of Oskaloosa, Kansas, was
N Beaver the first of the week sinking
hands with old friends. Tie family
are now comfortably located at Oska-
loosa and are doing well, Mr.. Mott
is engaged in portrait work. lie will
remain here several davs settling up
some business affairs
Truly this has been week Of Meth
odist preachers for Beaver ia conse-
qnence Of which, the yellow legged
chickens have been laying low. Rev.
Derror, Of Blue Grass, preached al the
church Friday aud Saturday nights.
Rey. Gilmore, of EngIewood, Kansas,
preached Sunday afternoon. Rsv.
Mortirda'e was present and flied the
pulpit Sunday night while Rev. Han
ter preached TO large audience On
Monday evening.
s. B, Weir called to see us Saturday
and gave us glowing account Of his
section Of country. lie seems well
pleased with his new location aud is
pros2eriug Since leaving this place
Mr.. Weir has turned his attention TO
farming and bis efforts have been won
derlul!y successful. They are located
on fine so acre tract partly in aud
adjoining the city of Oherlin, Kalsus.
He has out a big erep which looks fue.
he renewed for the Herald.
Normal closes this week with exam
inaIion Friday and Saturday. The I
session although short has been prof.
table one and much interest has been
manifested throughout The entire term.
Beaver will greatly miss the daily
appearance Of the charming Normalites
aud regret that the session Is not longer.
Next year we hope to have xix weeks
term. The teachers deserve il and the
county and Beaver should see that
they get l.. II funds are short why not
L 4