The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-02
Clear AXE.

Mrs X @ Dunlop brings the news
that wheat fields OF Beaver county look
better than any she saw while home
ward bound. Good for Beaver.
Prospects we're never better here al
this time Of year. Our wheat fields tc
all appearance will be "record busters"
and 1t will be grand IL they will be
"granary busters, too.
The wedding OF Mr.. VIM. II. Smith to
Mrs. Kuntzman took place at the resi-
dence Of M. VIM. Lay ton, at the hour
of 4 o'clock p. m. Thursday, April is.
1912, by Bro. b. B. Brink, pastor OF thu
Baptist church, who, for near year
was away from Beaver county preach
ing the gospel to gladstone people.
but the writer doubts very much II he
met during his absence any one so hap,
ny as the two he made happy on hii
return. May the bride and groom live
long and their paths strewn with flowers
blessed in happy prosperous way and
may their life be one continuous honey
moon. May they stand shoulder tc
shoulder until side by side they lie, H.
the wish Of the writer.
Mr.. Pickett says his loss OF stock this
last winter was very small but to pro
tect his stock he was exposed to some
very cold and disagreeable weather.
Mrs. Maurice Gafford, who, for som,
time has been down with pneumonia
at the home Of her mother near Bea-
yer, Is again about well. All congrat-
ulate her on her recovery.
At last we can get sick with safety
We have new physician, DR.. Buck.
master, who has brother who is O
ply sician near Surprise. Our doctor
has just arrived. Was around being
introduced to us. He is very pleas
ant looking man and II his medicine Is
as pleasant to the taste as his appear
ance is to the eye no one will object
to double dose. We are thankful
that God in His providence saw tit to
send him to us and may he and we be-
come fast friends and a mutual bless
ing.
A. Stanton takes his hogs to market
at Shattuck today, April %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Burns OF River.
side, spent Sunday with their daugh.
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. ana Mrs. Ed
Lane.
Eggs Sc per doz Butter l5c per ID
in our vicinity. We have several splen.
did butter makers and IL our railroad
was only in running order so we could
ship our cream to Woodward and gel
as much for cream and more than W,
do for butter. With each farmer alonl
the line with few gocd cows 1t would
not be long ere the banker would b,
glad to get per cent a month instead
of per cent as some OF our monied
men do now.
Mr. Curfman. of Curfman Mer. Co., |,
contemplating moving to his summer
residence on his farm. No doubt II
will be much more pleasant than to be
cooped up in three or four back rooms
Of his store. 1t is only short wall
from residence to- place of business.
Mrs. Ed Lane has house full o
young plants, tomatoes and cabbage
until you can't rest for walking around
them. They are beauties, too. She ha,
several hens setting and when young
chickens get ripe she is going to invit,
the editor OF the Herald out to dine
so, Miss Editor, call and see US about
July the lst.
Mrs. Lane also has one of those high.
up-buffoon.d double constructed patent
cream seperators. She and husband
left for Beaver city ard left neighho'
to run the thing. He didn't know the
faucet was open until about gallon oI
milk was running around on the car
pet. Tom says, "Dogon these patents >
Undoubtedly the winter is over and
what is our railroad men doing. They
can't get busy now?
John Galley, one of our very promis-
ing young men, who has been waiting
on Miss Myrtle Bingham, our beloved
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