The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-23
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E1D1hg ccDp1it nay 4-sls NA ven
attended and tie I Gang Peoples clEss
the iArgssi IN iis h.siory vita Mrs. Bsri
Z Ciockiy. teacher. Tares visitors ~ers
present being Nr Poster ard his Two
sisters q ConeBssi PrtpsrEiion vAs
I pat On foo: for Chiiarens' Day also the
4 s1biAet Of picnic =ts diseased. Moth
I ing dsfnits al ihit writing
A meeting o. tie class j. called Tor
saturday May 18th. % deTis- means
. - which 70 raise pastors sslary.
Mrs. ColsnAn. o. Wichita. a dAuEh-
. Ter Of the late Mr Cbo-Ely. will rei1rn
70 lsr home next Friday. At the fun
srAl Of Mr. Chockly all he children
uere present sIeepi tEo.
some Of our Bsighbor are planting
kGfhr piih their Orsreosts on.
Conquesi has SUNDAY School at 10
m. and EpEorih League al : ?. n.
All are invited.
DR.. Bgeknsster 10 10 occupy the room
made vacant b. Mr. Curfm1n HIS
Office will remain in the posiofioe
building.
The Lane Bros. repaired FitE Rob-
erts' well aud BoE be has plenty Of
EAtsr.
B-o. Jerry HoldernAn coming in
from EnglsEood. Kansas. stalled at
MEXICO creek Bro Grant Goodman
came % bis rescue. A stanton, our
road boss called oot help to repair
the crossing. when LaYerne is our
shipping poin, this crossing will be on
our main line.
Mr. Stanton. who expected TO dray
bis sorghum seed 70 Lsverne. Monday
did not 20 IL rained and then it rained
again aud DOW il looks As though it
would rain some more.
Oh bat IL is cool. and some say, cold.
Others say, IL il don't suit you what
are you going TO do about it?
Mr.. I'd Lane. 10 whom Mrs. Lon
Brown furnished goose eggs to hatch
on the shares. has 70 percent Of q
hatch. Pretty good. She has 10 hens
setting on an average Of Is eggs. In
chicks she has. TO date. 6s1z percent.
She has the Buff 0rphington.
II is reported Bro. Brink is installing
a windmill to do his pumping. Bro.
Brink is a Baptist and needs water.
We rejoice in the improvement.
Mrs. Thos. kurns, OF Riverside. was
attending to her setting hens when 3
rooster attacked her and spurr-d her
right hand causing much pain and a
trip TO the doctor, who dressed the
wound and soon relieved the misery
Mrs. Burns being near her son-in-lsw's.
came and spent the remainder Of the
day. May 18th.
Mrs Cecil Smell spent the day. We'd
nesdAy with her brother, Edward Lane.
Burford Terrell is treating himself to
a windmill. I'd Lane is the constructor
and raiser Of same.
VIM. Heifner and family entertained
Mr.. Foster and his two sisters Sunday
A jolly crowd and jolly time was had
Walter Smell was a caller at the Heif-
nsr home Sunday May -.
Cecil SMELL. baby is quite poorly and
under the care OF Dr. Backmaster We
hope for a speedy recovery.
Frost was reported last Saturday
night A Stanton had his cane bitten
ss well as others A number OF tomA.
TO plant. were cut and q few melon
vines and it is very cool TO date. May
/ 18th.
Messrs Arna Herter and Roy Stibbs
are bachelors and are patching. ArnA
was heard TO say, this batching has got
TO come to a standstill We suppose so.
Long enough for the preacher to say,
you two are one"
Mrs. CasIeele received phone mes
sage that her father was on the road
from Liberal, Kansas. to Beaver City
and wished his son.in-lAw TO meet him
~ he was sick. How could we get
along without our phone system.
The 4th Of July picnic for Caleyville
Sunday School is almost settled fact.
so get ready TO attend.
There a'e aen today who wish they
had pressed the kaifir gathering last
fall. There is nov being listed under
almost as much as they can hope 10
raise We are all needing each and
every penny obtsinable as our mer-
chants are deman ding cash for their
goods. When we can pay cash we can
live on 80 much less
jesse and Chas. Thompson are just
in from LaYerne and report it just q
grand little town. Took down kaffir,
r,rtne as caufE mar hnEnaI Lace n