The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-05-25

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ne srs veil supplied wiih wntsr frtm
ths clouds ard all erpps exsspf wheat
look nne. Sam Bingham has ne iinent
prospect for wheat Of anyoos In our
vicinity.
n. Blood is brsakiRg cod on the Clear
lake quarter
J Belts IL brraking sod on his wise's
forty.
O. Keeper 10 baekssttinR and cod
breaking on his forty.
NJ. Jones Of Surprise Is boring . uell
for Mr.. MnllineK.
John stibts IL cod breaking. also Ed
Lane has broken some and has more
10 break.
SUNDAY School WAS called tooraer bs
Bro. Grant Goodman. The lesson was
very interesting but the eroud wss not
large on account Of threatening rain.
Mrs. Curfman presented her husband
with q son. Saturday evening. May ~
Both are doing nicely.
I'd Lane and wife called on Mr.. Ne
GOusn Sunday the iIih and returned
with q tower Tor his Wind mill.
John siibbs took a trip 10 Madison
last Monday.
Our postmistress. Mrs. r. g. Dunlop,
is visiting In Colorado with her sons.
Fletcher asd William. Miss Mollie
Miller is in the Clear Lake Hotel dur
ing the absence Of Mrs. Dunlop.
Mrs. q. 7. Burns Of Riverside 10 vis-
itisg with her daughter. Mrs I'd lane
and family.
Mr.. Ssenton returned from Shattuck
Wednesday evening after taking his
children 10 their grandparents.
Mr.. Pickett has u hens and Too
chicks. lie 10 a bachelor and does not
need . wife in that line.
Jesse Thompson made q hurry up
trip 10 EngieWOOd for groceries for our
merchan0
Nr. Howard Harper. q bachelor.
living Eve miles east Of Caleyville. was
suddenly stricken with very severe
pain in the abadomen. DR.. Bunker
vas seni for and about the time the
doctor arrived Harper began vomiting
blood in large quantities. wAs in de-
eided state of collapse. The doctor
decided Ihst an immediate operation
was his only hope and Immediately
started with the unconscious man for
Englewood. About the time they ar
rived at Engleuood Harper rcsained
consci0usness. Reached Wichita at
3 p. m. Operation began st 9 p. m.
An incision Was first made over the
aPendix and nothing wrong being found
there. except pas in the abdomen. an
incision was made over the stomach.
and it was found that an old sore in
the stomach had barsted through and
left an open hole about the sine Of =
dime. This nceessitaied making false
opening between the stomach and the
large bowel. 20 the food would no.
pasI over the ruPtared place, and the
food thereby pass directly from the
stomach into the large intestine. The
rupture vas then se~ed up. she entire
abdomen and contents washed out
thoroughly three times, the upper
wound closed and drain placed in the
lover one. IL Was the unanimous opin-
ion Of eight physicians present that
there was no hope for him. However,
he gained strength each hour and in Q
week Was sitting up. All the physiei-
ans agreed that there was never n case
known before where . man with rup-
tured stomach rode % miles In q spring
wagon, lTs miles on the train, and was
over - hours reaching the operating
table. and still his life saved. This is
surely one Of the wonders Of lnodetn
surgery. Mr.. Harper will soon be with
ne again 10 receive the congratulations
Of HE friends. but all the physicians
agreed that he ought 10 quit batehiRR
and get o good looking cook. who could
put up Adish that would not SO through
the stomach In the wrong place.