The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1913-02-06
Kio~a Flash Light

Saturday night vas attended by a large
croud u p-rpls uho were thir.ting for
sny kind II rAiirosd proposition that
should cone this wsy. The PROPOSE
ton is put up b. the A. 7 & 5 by +.
snd they prnDose o. extend the Engle-
FoOd branch doun to Canadian The,
want the s-trl-rs tu give the rig i-Of-
way and $500 per mile. and then
] the toad would b. rushed tn ramrle-
i0n. The same promoters held q meet
Jog at Speermore Saturday eye.ing.
and great many people are ready
now 70 sign up The contract copy
Of il was left at Iyanhor for the people
to rad and study, and next Saturday
there will be another meeting and
stock will BE- subscribed. They put up
very howery speel, yet, on the other
hand il was q very good proposition,
and. from what We can hear, one that
sill take With the people. Article 8 of
ction Of the Constitution do-sn't
seem To be- any drawback to the peopl.
from what they say they will do. yet
the railroad people are at Oklahoma
City lobbying TO do away with rticle
| 9. Section Of our Con-iitution Come
On, ye railroads.
Mrs. BED Martin met with a very
painful accident last SATURDAY.. Omar
riyiDg at lvanhOe, while she was get
ting out Of the buggy her foot slipp d
and she sprained her ankle. 1t W.,
with great d fficulty that she got int
the store, where assistance was zen
dsred. At this time she can scarcely
walk, hut We hope she will soon gel
get over her lameness.
James Osborn has been confined
his bed for some time with d sever,
attack OF the grippe.
Mrs. MARBLE was calling on Mrs
Martin last Sunday.
Bud VanAkins has the lumber on the
ground for barn forty feet square.
James oneal was helping MIR Me
CURE shell corn last Friday. Jane.
was furnishing the elbow grease whih
Mac was doing the work.
Broomcorn buyers are getting to b.
quite plentiful here of late. but S4C
is the top, and only few are selling
Q. VI. BiXler has stored hi. brush
the barn. and will huld fo- bett,
prizes
Willie Valentine has been down
Canadian City, Texas. twice to get
bunch OF cattle for hr. Ravenscraft
Laverne, but owing to the quarantiI
laws he did not get any.
DR.. Kerns, formerly Of Sunset, bu
now a resident OF Kansas, was visitinl
in these parts the past week, and, b
the way, he was taking orders for
fine line OF calendars for 1914.
O, such lovely snow. Snow ha
been falling for the past forty -eigh
hours with no let-np; but il is very
fine, light snow, and now lies on I'll.
ground to the depth OF six inches
the wind doesn't blow and drift It IN.
wheat will he much benefited
Little Roy Mcclure is lying yer
sick with bad cold, and Doctor Mari
ley had to be called in Saturday.
The little son Of Mr. and Mrs BE-
lett has been very sick for the pa.
two weeks.
Two Of James Oneal's little chilJre,
have been very sick for the past week
James Stewart sold his broomcorl
to Mr.. TRULY and delivered it Al
Knowles. He got $50 per ton.
Mrs. James oneal was calling OF
Mrs. Scot' Reed last Wednesday.
A. G.. McCreadY has been confined t,
the house for the past week with an at
tack of the grippe.
Arian Valentine has been laid uI
with the grippe for tho past week.
The mule and horse buyers hav,
been abroad in the land for the past
two weeks, and there have been
great many mules and some few horses
sold at prices that are satisfactory to
both parties
Mr.. Hitchcock has the lumber on th,
ground for large and handsome resi-.
dence which he will put up as soon a.
the weather settles
s Ridenour has the lumber on thu
ground for neat and up-to-date resi-.
dence on his farm south OF Logan.
Did the grounding see his shadow?
Well, we don't want any six weeks
more Of this kind OF weather-not on
your tin type.
The little son OF Clark Yates has
been very sick with bad cold and the