The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-01-19
Clear Lake.

physician, DR.. Bunker, he will soon be
out among US. lie is near 81 years OF
age and one Of the survivors Of the Ci-
mera war and one Of the participants
in the battle OF Baltaklava.
Tom How was badly bitten 10y Sam-
uel Bates dog which was following
Mr.. Alexander Mr.. II. has suffered
no little pain from the bite.
Protracted meeting is going on this
week at Caleyville school house.
grand ingathering Of souls is hoped for
Mr Dotson's thrashing outfit stayed
over Sunday at Tom Hows.
Mr.. John Stibbs is going TO ship his
broomcorn TO II. f. Lee & Co. of Wich
iia. All who desire TO do likewise con-
suit j.. S. Mr.. Stibbs is now putting
in a phone system OF which he is owner
50 ify you want phone speak up.
Mrs. ]. A. How spent the day satur-
day with her mother, Mrs. j. II. Lon
don. The thrashers came in on Mr.
How so he had to be cook and dish
washer. Every thirg went of well ex-
cept the gasoline engine, batteries were
weak so it was hard to start but it did
good job when it did go, beat 100 bu
per hour.
Mr.. CLANCY Bishop of Marengo was
sold out by the Sheriff, Jan. 9th. His
crop was all that was attached, it was
reported everything was attached but
it was mistake.
Ed Lane and Lon Brown each came
in with load of lumber for Mr.. Moore
ON school section 36-3-26.
Mr.. Browns house is nearing com.
pletion and 4: s credit to our com.
munity.
The dance ut the Ridgway schoo
house was well represented by Cleai
Lake youngsters. All report splen
did time, quite feS did not get HON,
until Sunday.
Quite number Of colds, Ia gripp,
aud fever OF different kinds is keeping
DR., Bunker on the jump il is truly
case in which he is making hay Will
the sun shines. Truly the weather !
just grand.
Mr.. Buford Terrill, who was throw
from horse he purchased of Samue
naafArd hnrt hat aH
Of which he is despairing of ever fully
recovering. b. 7. Is a good horsemal
and has been thrown quite often an,
in this case, too often.
Tom How, who, for some time ha
been on the sick list, was confined
his bed for three days with hay fever
Some meat thief or thieves are in on
community, John Lane, VIM. Layto
and Tom How are some OF The loosers
A few days ago Mr.. and Mrs E,
Lane were absent from home until
late hour at night but light was see
about o to 10 p. m, Ed and wife re
port no loss, but can't tell why tn
light was there and they gone.
Mr.. Joseph MoYin, the father in -la'
Of James Stafford, was born in Lnglan
ON the 20th day of March, 1880. Tn
last few years he has spent betwee
his two sons in Rosedale, Kansas. an
his daughter one-ha!f mile south {
Clear Lake. Our ncighDorhood wa
the better 10y he being with us, so faith
ful at prayer meeting aud class meet
ing, The NJ. +. church nor any othe
branch of the church OF the Lord Jesu
Christ had ON its roll any better man,
true Englishman, true man aud
true christian. We are at loss /
replace him. Those who were his AT
tcndants at his death could they hav
been given the eyes that was given III
young man with Elisha referred 90
King. 81, they could have behcld
grand sight, for the chariot OF & ID la
been sent ard the request given, M
child come Home" At near s o'cloc
y. m. Of Jan 9th, 1911, was the messag
received ana only an instant did tl
charioter have to wait, so nearly read
was Mr.. MoXin to go aud out on III
Kings highway was the spirit born
and with his shining guide to hi
eternal abode in the Paradise of Goo
Who knew him could not env hin
his ride. II there is any truth in tn
word of God, as we have it, surely t,
day he is in the New Jerusalem the cit
of our God, dressed in a robe OF right
eousness and wearing crown of gle y
which is prepared for all, who, lik
BIO. j. Moxin doth love his appe al
ing"
lie was buried at the Miller Gem,
terry after very appropriate sermo
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