The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-10-05
Wanderer Has Returned

After mn absence of about three
snonths the editor of the Herald hes
returned to the old haunts and rs
again at the helm trying to push tile
Herald to the front and is ready to do
all in her power To advance the inter-
est of Beaver, Beaver county and
every resident of the snme.
During our absence we saw many
fhings OF interest and we feel that the
vacation has not only been Of value
from physical standpoint but in ar
educational way also We were in-
He rested fh many things and learned
wf them and that Knowledge viii help
us in innny ways. The different GUS
toms and ways of the country we visit
ed gave us new ideas and enco urage-
ment to reach out farther. We
realize now, even more thnn ever be-
fore, that there are many things to he
gained by earnest effort and applica-
sion to eur chosen vocation.
After leaving Beaver we spent a
pnrt Of the week in Kansas City taking
In the sights. From there ! went di-
rect TO Missouri-the place where they
not only have to he shown but where i
found, they are capable Of showing.
| rejoiced more than once that ! be-
longed W the gentler sex for II you are
posted on Missouri, you know Just
how tight the "lid" is ON and for one
of my profession that would be Bit
ter disappointment. Old Miszoo is
redeeming herself this year with a
bumper corn crop and every farmer
wears smile that wont come of.
Recent floods throughout the state
however have caused much damage to
corn and wheat.
One week Of my time in Missouri
was spent at Excelsior Springs That
spot is q Gods end to stricken human
ity and many wonderful cures are ef-
fected by the hea th-giving powers Of
the numerous mineral, salt and sui phur
springs which abound there, Hun
dreds, yes, thousand OF people are an
nually sDatciied from the grave 10y
the use OF these waters. IL is indeed
a beautiful place.
The last two weeks OF our vacation
were spent in Detroit, Michigan, with
our friend Miss Grace Munsell. De-
troit has been termed the most beau
tiful city of the UAitcd States and
while from our limited travels we are
not In position 60 speak Of but few OF
them, we can say IL is the most
beautiful U those we have visited.
Situated as it is on the Detroit river
and Lake st Clair with the Great
Labes 50 near, makes IL one Of the
most desirable summer resorts. For
cleanness IL Is not cxcelled. VIZ
shouldn't wonder but that the "Spot-
less Town" adv writer got his inspira
tion from a visit to Detroit. Ii W,
were to describe the city in regard I,
its lovely flowers, trees. fountains, etc.
we would call it beautiful park oc
cupied by an immense city.
While in Detroit we crossed the river
and visited Canada. The country o
course was much the same as the
United States side of the river but tn,
two cities Windsor in Canada, on on,
side of the river and Detroit on tn,
other Was a :gocd comparison Of tn,
two governments which ruled them
IL would seem that with the sam'
water rights, climate and soil the tw,
cities would be equal yet there is n,
comparison in wealth, enterprise ant
size. Detroit is In United States
That tells the tale.
The many friends of Miss Grac,
Munsell viii be glad To learn that sh,
has pie asant employment in the capac
ity of book-keeper in u wholesale jew
elery house and is doing we'll
In taking up the newspaper worl
again we do SO hoping to improve a
every opportunity and ask the hell
and cooperation of the people in keep
ing the Herald the rest paper of tn,
county.