The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-03-12
Clear Lake


Mrs. Jessie Drum dismissed school
Friday to attend t.s wedding Of her
husbands sister
Mr.. Lon Layton and Miss Ina Foster
were united in the holy bonds Of mat
rimony 10y our pastor Rev. q. B. Brink
Lon ia the eldest son OF Nj. and Mrs.
VIM Layton, successful farmer three
and quarter miles southeast OF here.
Miss Foster is the eldest daughter OF
Mr., and MrS. Foster. OF Riverside. Mr..
and Mrs. /. Layton we're out at class
meeting AZ Caleyville school house
where they received the congratula-
tions Of their many friends. We wish
the young couple n long, happy and
prosperous life.
The many friends OF MIR. and Mrs
Lon Stanley will rejoice to hear Of their
return 20 their old home, two miles
/ northeast. They arrived late Saturday
evening Equal as many will be
sorry to hear OF the sad accident and
almost fatal one. Mrs. Stanley was
seated up in front when Mr.. Stanley
got out to fix brake when the lead
team started and one horse broke its
hame string, clearing himself of har-
ness and drawing Mrs. Stanley out
head first onto the wagon tongue
knocking her unconscious. The rear
wheel OF the wagon ran over her limb
near the hip Featuring it. Mrs. Stan
ley is well now, we are glad to report.
Master Ernest Stanton had quite
serious accident. He and Others were
playing ball Sunday, March lst, when
the ball hit him at the left of the nose
on the upper lip Ernest has very
sore mouth from the effect OF the lick.
One of our old successful Sunday
Schools was held March 1st House
was well filed and very interesting
after which class met. VIM. HelTner,
leader.
A new house in town; came in on
wheels II stands where Dode Men.
deuhal's pool hail stood. II is now
harness shop from Knowles. We are
glad to welcome any friend into our
midst
Mr.. and Mrs Debart Schockley vis-
tied our school February 2lst. His sec
ond official visit. Mr.. 5. is our direc-
tor.
Mr. aad Mrs Lane expect to make a
visit to our school Friday March eth.
II = second official visit Mr.. Lane il
or was, our treasurer Ed does not
know just what he is now-it Is either
custodian or "cusped orian"
The clerk has visited the school so
often record could oot be kept so did
not try
o d Hustled moved March 9th to
Mr., Wllker's farm, one mile west
Streeter Blaunt, Who FOR short time
was ltvipg with his cousin, Ernest
Rrownt will soon move To the Preacher
John son iarm, one mile north, just va
Gated by Mr. Hustled Andrew Barnes
left the Littrell place, two and n half
miles northwest, for farm In the
Rdgway neighborhood. six miles north
west. Report has it VIM. Strowder
will soon move TO Dell Mendenhall's
place, two and a half miles northeast,
This is about all the mo wing for this
week.
We regret 10 say John Stibbs, our
phone man, is taking dow IN and out
his phone line in aud around here. 1t
was so very convenient. We were all
too hard mp to pay up so no business
can be run without some cash, unless
it is the news gatherer'' CT tale
bearer" etc.
I II Lane our road boss. was out
this last week improving our roads
very much, The roads look like garden
spots where Mr.. Lane and his men
have been. Mr. Lane and his sons put
in number of years on 'ailroad con-
struction work-that accounts for IT,
Among the sick are, Mr., and Mrs.
Cecil Smell, T, II Lane, 7 l. How
bad colds Mrs Maurice Gafiord has
been confined 10 her bed for several
days.
The death OF Mrs Sarah Jenkins, of
Kansas City, Mo. is the last OF the
great aunts of J, b and J A. How,
Friends Of the boys extend their SYM
pathy. Mrs, Jenkins sou Burns is
pastor of the Linwood and Christian
church in Kansas City.
BEST FAMILY LAXATIVE.