The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-07-11
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ForEan 10 make that town bis future
home. Mrs. Lane Is well nursed and
we hope for q speedy recovery bot no
physician now Is near except the sym
pathising Jesus.
Becsuse Of q Misunderstanding 7 L.
How will be al Jerry HoldermAn's 10.
stead Of II. Lanes. Tom is no hand TO
chsnge places but understood r. L.
was done. We regret it bot these mis-
takes will hsppen.
@. B Bingham expects to cut bis
wheat July let. Mrs. 3. eontemp!stss
a visit 70 her old home in North Car
Olina 70 start July "a.
So much planting over, everybody
busy
The season for planting il now soon
over. look for light frost, September
lila Heavy frost, October 10 to y.
barry Lane has good farm and a
good home bat he says on account Of
his wife's health 10 he can sell he will
take her back TO the scene Of her child
hood, where years ago she had the best
Of health. God bless the man Who puts
his Wife's health ahead Of any earthly
store.
Miss Jessie Bingham and her sister.
Mrs.. John Galley, we're two Of our sun
day School teachers and were absent for
one month attending normal. Sunday,
June Both. Miss Jessie returned and
the smiles that lighted the faces Of
young and old told more plainly than
can the tongue-Jessie. we are all glad
q see you. Aud we were.
Bro. Jerry Holderman plays in the
band at Protection, Kansas. Hurrah 4.
for Beaver county. Even Kansas sends
70 us for a musician when they want a
good one.
Ii is reported the contract is let for
building the Clear Lake school house
west Of US.
It is reported Mrs. Casteel has been
occurred as teacher the coming term Of
i9l2-l3. Mrs. Casteel is a good in
structor and has splendid discipline.
She was a teacher in Kansas City, Kas.,
Il the writer was rightly informed.
B. G. Bingham has his own header
and is today, July let, harvesting.
The Barrett brothers have a rev
header.
Mrs. Ed Lane is on the sick list.
Mrs. Harry Lane is improving but
not strong by any means.
The pie supper July I'd was rsined
Iut and indefinitely postponed. Our
next monthly supper is to be a chicken
Try. At each supper, as long as the
lady members Of this class give them,
there will be voluntary speaking, read
ing and essays. All are welcome
whether you take any part or not.
Come and enjoy what you can. The
fried chicken supper is to be in August.
Date TO be set later.
It was mistake Mr.. Galley did not
return to Wichita with his daughter
in-law. He is at his son Johns.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs John Belts, a
son. July I'd.
Jess and Chas. Thompson celebrated
the 4th cutting wheat for David Fus-
'elmsn and J. g. Cow. These two
brothers have about 200 acres to cut.
Our phone is in and Henry Sells is
central. We are connected to the out
side world now and got the news that
Gov. Wilson was nominated er. the
papers could print IL. The advantage
Of the telephone is unknown.
All but family dinner was had at
Ed Lanes. Mrs. Lane furnished string
beans, new potatoes, cucumbers. ice
cream, cake and home grown apricot
pie and fried chicken.
John Lane has horse at his brother
Eds which got cut on wire but not
severely. Ed L. has lost another horse
Oh but it rained the 4th. Many
were at various places celebrating most
all got wet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Schwayer gave an
ice cream lunch July 4th at 4:3O o. m.
Among those present were Mrs. Sch
wayer's mother, Mrs. Sells, her two
brothers. John and Henry, Mrs. J. Hol.
derman and her daughter, Mrs.
Brown and husband, also Tom How.
The host and hostess are jolly good
company and splendid hour was
spent The cream was so good one
party wished for csr load. Ira and
wife run our hoteD While the ladies
chatted away the afternoon the men
retired to Mr.. Schwayer's pool hall
where he entertained all who could