The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-03-05
Clear Lake

Prayer meeting was well attended.
Bro. VIM. Heffner was leader. Bro,
Jess Goffsrd is TO lead Saturday even
ing, Feb. 26th.
Too cold for Sunday School. Wind
sprsng up from northwest about II 80
p m. and by ! 30 was perfect gale
and by 3 rs the blizzard was on. sklfts
OF snow were falling So was the mer-
curry Thermometer 10 the school
house registered above zero at s a. m.
We regret any teacher has trouble
with their pupils-ours especially.
A quarrel over a game OF ball put q
stop to ball PLAYING but. boys as we'll
as girls, will persist In doing ss they
please 80 several were called In and
remained the remainder OF the noon
hour. Then one little unruly thought
he would boss. Our teacher saw TO
that and three children now are absent
the remainder OF the term-if nothing
happens.
Miss Laura Curfman's entertainment
was q success. A good program. Best
piece recited was by Mrs Jessie Drum.
our teacher. Best song by Margaret
and Ernest Stanton r. q Dunlop
furnished music and acted as treasurer
ID. w. Bush was auctioneer, Pies sold
from 25 cents TO As cents. Total re-
ceipts were $3.50.
The illness OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. W
Caley's child caused their absence
from the pie supper. Mrs. Galley was
on the program We regret their ab.
sence and more so the illness Of the ir
fret born.
Wednesday morning was a cold one
The clerk who acts ss lanitor on most
occasions, arrived at school only few
minutes ahead Of some Of the pupils.
One had a walk Of / Il miles. facing the
wind and was very cold The pump
was frozen so no water could be got
ten. Lossie Culver's hands and feet
were nearly frozen. Her hands and
fingers were rubbed and il was only a
mastering Of the will that prevented
tears in the eyes OF each
Ed Lane has been suffering with
toothSehe for nearly week.
b Very few but what rejoiced at the
news OF our senator's acquiltal SEN
ator 7. =. Gore has many friends and
they are showing their colors in this
time OF his distress.
Ed and Harry Lane took a run mp to
Knowles Saturday the 2lst and brought
home load Of coal just in time for our
five days storm
Shurley Henzler was around to see
IL we were worth anything He il
deputy assessor
Ed Lane and family attended liter
AIRY at Conquest 8 miles northeast and
remained over night with his brother
Harry
At onr pie supper a paper WAS read
by Miss Margrette Stanton and many
Jokes were sprung One person WAS
offended Now, no one should get
offended. II was all for fun and no
harm intended. Take a joke and give
one. when you can.
The last five days from the 32nd to
27th have been raw, cold days.
Ben Morris will be back on the route
again. With John Bran at home, we
hope for warmer weather.
1t was 30 cold Feb. 29d the Clear
Lake class OF the NJ. Z. church was not
represented at Twin Mounds, so far as
the writer can hear.
No school Friday the 9th on account
OF our teacher wishing 20 attend the
wedding Of her sister-in.law. In be-
half OF onr esteemed teacher we ten
der our best wishes for long, happy
and prosperous life
Almost every one from here went to
Mr.. Weis' sale the 26th. The burg
looked lonesome.
Mrs. Isaac Curfman and son are do
pg nicely. Writer called to see them