The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-11-14

wood, Kansas, for the Macy Drug Co.
and himself, Nov. 9th Few trips are
made to Kansas now; We have road
OF our owa. II there were an express J
agent at Knowles, this trip could have
been avoided.
Sunday, Nov 3, quite crowd Of I
young people were entertained at the
Curiman House The day was blus-
terry. but they had good time.
Miss Ilya, the handsome daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Burris. OF Riverside.
was married Nov "a at Knowles, and
Sunday a wedding dinner was given at
the home Of her parents. Only reia-
tiyes were present.
Mr.. Holdiman and family and bis
son.in-law and family are soon to quit
rs for Waterloo, Iowa. We are sorry /
to see them go
r. l.. Howe, just in from Englewood,
says some Of the business men there
complained OF duh time No wonder
we Beaverites are building Our own
towns now.
Mr. Roberts has moved part OF his
goods to Laverne and some to Knowles.
/ Hardman is at Knowles.
Many headers are at work in our
neighborhood. Crops will soon be in.
News came to-day that no syrup
pals can be got in Wichita, Kansas
City or Oklahoma City. We can only
say the molasses is ready, but we can
not get pals.
Now that the election is over and
yearly 100000 spe-t tc beat Taft
and Roosevelt, let us buckle down to
business and get our part Of it.
Our school has been running, but at
no time this school year has the at
tendance heen as full rs last term.
The only fault to be found with the
weather is that it is too dry to SOW
wheat. 1t is beautiful, dry aud dusty
A. Stanton goes to Knowles Satur-
day and will re.urn Sunday. Sorghum
making will commence again Monday
and hope to flush before a shutdown
, comes again.
As success, our pie supper was a
failure. As soon as the house wa'
, called to order Jerry Holdiman made
a motion to dispense With the enter
tainment and have "church social
. Our pastor seconded the motion, anC
II ere it could he put, all hands we're up
II 50 one Of the most beautiful nights wa
u partly spent in the first social our clas
= has had. We enjoyed it so much W
- hope for another soon.
On account of syrup pals being de
'e layed, sorghum making is almost at
e. stand still. Many gallons are sold
to out none can be delivered yet. Hop
" they will arrive Nov. =.
- Chas. Thompson and his gas engin
spent the greater part of Saturday
~ Oct, 20, at Mr.. Browns blacksmit
o. shop. The crowd was glad
~ break company about 3 D. m. Cha'
f. fastened to his seeder and pr
through 10 bales in double quick tim,
WILDER HeiTner is to start for Kansi
to husk corn at cents per bushel.
), Some of our neighbors were not ;
~ well pleased at Knowles. Everythir
ro too slow.
/. Miss Mollie Miller is again with u
Is Hope she will stay.
1t Sunday School, Oct. 9th, was not
Il! well attended, but those who did a
tend seemed so glad they were ther
1t is reported that Miss Jessie Bin
ham has the Blue Ribbon school {,
no six months Miss Bingham was f
nd some time one Of our Sunday Scho
teachers and loved by all, and all a
20 very glad that she has a school so clos
After continued drouth of week
IN il was broken Oct 20, IL 80 a. m.
nd Mrs Maurice GatTord, who has be-
very sick this week, is much better
ay this writing.
he Hundreds Of gallons Of molasses al
cane for more have piled up arouI
ar. stanton 4 How's mill waiting {
syrup paits.
his Bro Halter, Baptist minister,
aa- the proud possessor OF son. Mr..
could talk on no subject but, boy.
led The Halloween party given at Il
residence OF Sam Basford in honor
an, Miss Laura Curfman was well atten
ed and all report good time.
f,r Not enough rain to do any good
,aa November 2nd. quite freeze Il
night Of October 81.
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