The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-07-11
Sophia Chatter.

DIED.-June 81, 1912. al 3 o'clock ..
m Mr. Malta Jane Cassidy, wife Of
John Cassidy at their residence. IL
miles east Of sophia. The deceased
had been a resident Of our community
for the past nine years and vas loved
and respected By all whom came in
contact with her. She was a good
Christian woman, = good wife, mother
and friend. Although she had been a
sufferer with that dreaded foe. typhoid
fever, and it was known for several
days before her death hat she had
small chances for recovery yet when
the final summons came it was a shock
10 her many friends and relatives. All
that loving kindness and the best med
zeal are could do coupled with the as
sistance Of q trained nurse. availed
nothing. Her time had come to cast
of the trials OF this life and enter into
her reward Of a life we'll spent and
work we'll done. May the love Of the
Father and Friend that was always her
council and guide sustain the ones left
to mourn her loss and may her holy
life be their example to follow that
they may meet her in Heaven.
She leaves an aged mother aud father
six brothers, one sister, a husband and
one sweet little girl Of five years Of age
TO suffer the loss OF a tie that is the
dearest Of all earthly ties.
A loved one from us has gone
A voice that we loved is stilled
A place is vacant in our home
That never can be filed.
Mrs. Cassidy was a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Davis Of this place.
After a short scripture lesson and a
few we'll chosen remarks she was laid
TO rest in the Baptist church yard
there to await the final May
God bless every one that mourns her
loss.
The Church Of Christ have continued
their meetings all Of last week and
were announced until Wednesday Of
this week Some few additions to the
church and much good has been done
as results of their efforts. They held
an all-day's meeting at the Garrett
school house on last Sunday with din
ner on the ground and il the preacher
didn't get all he could eat for once it
was because spring frys weren't large
enough to be in evidence, for we guess
everything else that would tickle the
palate Of a hungry divine was there.
Jimmie Adams went to Shattuck last
Tuesday to bring out his coal for
threshing.
John H0ke expected to start his
threshing machine over at Alvs Clark's
on Friday. July 5th.
This is Independence Day and a great
many are going. down to Hastings
grove to celebrate. They are holding
a two days hitch there again this year.
We are all glad to note the steady
improvement of Lucicn Wright. May
his recovery be speedy and sure.
We have heard the report OF a wed.
ding between Miss Sarah Barker and
Mr.. Walker but do not know il it is a
true report or not. Think however the
young people will know and IL it is
false report we humbly beg pardon and
hope to give the correct report later.
How about il. Sally?
;, Some are harvesting, some getting
; ready to begin Monday, and some are
all ready to thresh. Showing that har.
vest will be very uneye this year,
There has heen a large attendance al
the meeting nov in progress each even
ing showing that the people in Beaver
county can work for their Master and
themselves at the same time.
liver Swain had a cash buyer for his
farm last week and when it came to q
show down MIR. Swain did no. want tc
sell near Ms badly as he thought he did
for he turned it down.
y, Our mail carrier on No. 2, Mr.. Ma.
hafIa, sports a brand new motorcycle
on which he carries the mail for Uncle
Sam now days. He makes his rounds
from two to three hours earlier thar
in the old mode OF travel,
SOPHIA TATTLRR.