The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-01-01
Sophia Chatter.
(omitted last week.

Carl NeIB0 ana H. ~, lhOnhs sJhtteu
to Forgan Monday. Carl goes to Ames
to spend Christmas with his mother
r. D. goes to Kiowa, Kansas, where h
has secured work.
Bob aud Jesse Hudson go to For
gan today. Bob intends to go to Bill
ings to spend Xmas with home folks.
Mrs. John Henson called on Mrs. r.
D. Thomas Monday of last week.
Joe Michael went to Forgan Friday
and Harvey Miller Thurday. Harvey
went for goods for the store and Joe,
we suppose, went to see Santa Claus
for that new girl that carIe to stay
with them last Monday. She got here
10 time for Xmas all right, didn't she,
Joe2
District No. 100 is to have a weeks
lay of for Christmas to give the kiddies
time to recover from too much Santa
CLAUS, we suppose,
Miss Myrtle Barringer ia visiting the
nDhle VI Nii' hiiN WIZ ~ W. OioSu.
The Holiness people are to have
series Of meetings soon, conducted by
John Kile, to be held at the Baptisl
church.
Miss Bertha Adams came of victori-
Gus in both the ciphering match and
spelling match at the close OF school in
District No. 100 for the Christmas va
cation. Good fo- you, Bertha, may
you be just as successful after vacation
is over.
News Is scarce in this neighborhood
as all are in hustle and hustle for the
holiday preparatons-no time for gos-
sip-so will bid you all Merry Christ.
mas and Happy New Year.
SOPHIA TATTLER.
Well, we surely have had our share
Of rain in the last few weeks but it has
turned of bright and nice again
Johnny Henson returned from Okla.
homa City last Wednesday and says
work is very scarce there also.
At the spelling school at district 100
two weeks ago Friday night the honors
were carried off by Miss Tennie Kilpst.
rick and last night the honors were
equally divided between Miss Tennie
Fitzpatrick and Miss Bertha Adams
Miss Ella Johnson spelling down the
scholars from 9th grade down before
recess and Clyde Mahaffa and Johnny
Fitzpatrick divided honors in the con
test between the teachers and grown
ups. No. 100 will hold another contest
two weeks from Friday night and also
give program.
Earnest Ruuyon has sold out his
effects and will soon start to Indiana.
his native state, to be at the bedside OF
his aged father, who is lying very crit
ically i'll, His friends here hope that
he may find him much improved.
Mrs. R. d. Thomas, although some.
what improved from her accident OF
some eight weeks ago, is yet unable to
walk aud suffers greatly from pain in
her injured limb.
r. ID. Thomas painted the interior
of DR.. Smyth's Office at LaKemp last
week which gives it bright dress. He
will go in few days to Kiowa, Kan
sas, where he has secured job OF work
The family will follow later when Mrs.
Thomas gets able to go,
The County Superintendent and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fellow, visited our school
one day last week and our genial teach
er, Mr. Caskey, received some very
high compliments upon the neatness
of his school room and the progressive
ness OF his scholars Mrs. Fellow gave
quite an interesting talk to the pupils.
Mr.. Whitlow, the r. F. d. man of
Sophia, route /, is taking his fifteen
days lay of
Joe Adams did not dispose OF his
farm as yet, It's quite hard task to
get rid OF real estate in this country
h'"' We hho" VI bcNNIhl lROOO
ones tool that can be bought for from
two thousand down to as low as eigh-
teen hundred In this neighborhsod
Now is the time to invest IL
one wishes farm in old Beaver coun-
ty.
Miss Florie Allen accompanied her
niece home to Missouri for an all win
ter's visit.
Carl Nelson went to Forgan Thurs
day
Mrs. w, II. Jackson was calling On
Mrs. R. d, Thomas last Wednesday
afternoon, also Miss Tannie and NAM
mie Fitzpatrick and Bertha Adams, Fri
day afternoon.
Quite an exciting ciphering match
was INDUCED in Friday night after the
smelling school by both old and vonng