The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-04
Clear Lake.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Curfman's infant son I
has chicken-pox; quite fretful ana
slightly broken out.
Mr.. Mendenhall is quite poorly. Who
would not be such season.
The man who found the south pole
must have brought it home with him
nothing like beautiful snow.
The threshers were at Mr.. Smiths
and expected TO start up this afternoon
but have concluded to make it some
other date.
Henry Smiths and his fathers home
is quite rendezvous for widowers and
bachelors. They had six for dinner
Friday, March %. splendid dinner
and splendid time. The Smiths are
Kentuckians and they surely know how
to entertain: no cards, no whisky, no
dancing. The topics of conversation
were: Politics, "our Home Beyond"
and Jordan, the River Death"
CO. Robinson's and his fathers sale |
was very we'll attended and most every |
thing went fairly we'll. Report has 1t
Mr.. Greene of Msrengo, was party to
the sale, he being Mr.. Robinson's SON
in-law. All are going to Oregon. One
OF the familiar faces at the sale was
Bro. Brink. who quit the farm to go
preaching. He has taken Billy Sun
days advice and returned to the farm.
There are others going to quit us that,
like many others, will be glad to get
back, Well. at any rate, we are glad
10 see Brother brink back. There
was not a minister near us, all had
left and we were afraid to die for no
one was here to tell the public and
mourners OF our good qualities, If we
had any.
A, Stanton attended the Robinson
, sale and came home retiring for the
! night and awakened by severe cramp-
, ing spells. He was some better at noon
J the next day.
One Of tkn pupils of district No. l.,
I was so excited in telling how our teach
: er was making up lost time, the child
said Miss Myrtle was teaching night
$ and day. He meant Saturdays.
. We see one lady has glass heels to
: her dancing slippers another diamonds
in the heel. Why not someone try an
apple of gold for one heel and h peach
a of silver the other, cherries OF rubies TO
bedeck the sole and let's have some-
d thing new under the daughters foot.
, Do what you can
Be what your are,
Shine like glow-worm
II you can't like star.
George Weaver of Illinois is visiting
=, in our vicinity. He virtually admitted
y that Beaver county and its inhabitants
had sufficient attraction for him tc
= cause him TO cross the Mississippi river
q for the first time in his life. Leaving
Galesburg, H., on the afternoon train
. February lst. he arrived at Englewood
February ID in the afternoon. He Il
!. soon to re turn to his old home but ad
= mitted to the writer that il he were SC
situated that he could settle down Il
: would be in Beaver county. It's quite
:, compliment to have an lliinoisa'
;, to speak so complimentary of ou
,. country.
D. March 25. Snow got up and dustet
ID today.
a. Macy's store was closed today. III
cried the sale seven miles south an'
Is west Of here. r. G. Danlop was clerl
ia of same as was L. A. Macy also.
ns Quite an amusing mixup occurred
Id the Curfman Mer store One lady i
es her purchase obtained shirt. the othf
IN lady a dress The bundles becam
en- mixed and the dress went away wit
er the lady who wanted shirt. The mis-
er take will be found out in the futui
al but we had our laugh today.
"a Eggs loc per doz. Butter i6c per II
~ John Stibbs and son have returned
Got in ahead OF the Saturday storm
,r Oscar and wife remained with his pa
ev ents until Sunday when they arrive
20 at home. T. l.. How, who had care
ds for their stock during their absence, r'
,76 turned 20 his home Sunday in time
% entertain Henry Smith, who was su
ON ering from the effects of an ulcerate
tooth