The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-01-29

When the Rev. Hart, Of St, Louis,
was preaching in Kansas City, Kansas.
be was referring 20 the vAriors states
that were out for prohibition and when
he came 70 mention Oklahoma he said
she was born dry and the immense Eu-
dienee cheered him. Now that DR.. W
2 Crafts OF WashinEtCn, n. c., moved
a resolution urging the Secretary Of
the Navy to have set free white dove
Of peace instead Of christening with
sine OF the battleship oklahoma aud
he deserve: :as cheer oi every man
and woman Ia our state.
Capt Miles preached splendid ser
mon from the text Mat 30. "Where.
fore BY their fruits ye shsl. know
them" There was ? s=zs!I sudier"e
but very attentive.
One Of the most interesting and best
entertainments ever given in Csleyyille
school house came of Wednesday even
ing January 2lst. The B. c. G. A.
gave it and pie supper. The county
secretary VIM. J. Benner opened the
exercises with a talk as to what the
b. c. G. A. had accomplished and what
they were trying to accomplish what
obstacles they had overcome and now
for all it had been q hard struggle they
were by degrees coming to the front
! d W Bush was in the chair, VIM,
Heifner was suctioneer. Mrs. Maurice
Gafford and Miss Margurett Stanton
delivered the pies. Prices ranged from
25 cents TO 50 cents. The Misses Bush
sang to organ music rendered By Mis-.
Laura Heifner. House was filed t.
sverfowing, Our school house is toa
small for our district. There is strong
talk now Of having to enlarge ouI
building next summer.
Mr. Buckley is at home and ryns bis
own machine. He threshed at Fi,7
Roberts and B. G Binghams' Mrs
Bingham was on the sick list but her
daughter, Mrs. J. W. Galley, was neal
at hand so prepared the meal for ths
crew Only two more crops to b,
threshcd that the writer knows of be
ing those of Harry Jones and I. L
How.
In the prizes offered By clerk Of
school board the problem: "A B AID
c sold a COW for s2O. 90, A received l-3
B Ia; CHS, what was each man,
share " The problem was solved after
contest closed and by a person not q
member OF our school The clerk wa
very glad to know that outsiders were
interested to that extent The one
solving it asked that We withhold hen
name.
Capt. Niles will preach at Caleyvllle
school house, one-half mile east, Feb.
ruary lst. at 800 o'clock p. m, nc
providentisl hinderance.
Bro May, Holir sss. has asked for
Caleyville school house to hold a pro
tracted meeting, commencing Febru-
ary lst. services at II 90 a. IN. and %
p. m. The house was granted under
our new law. II must be cleaned by
s :OO O'Clock a. m. while school is in
session. A ianitor has already offered
his services to see 20 that.
Mr.. anu Mrs. McGowen OF near Ma
rengo took a day of and went to
Knowles leaving their children in care
Of Grandma Gillette.
Mrs D. Chockley is so much inn
proved che is doing her house work
now. Mrs, Bishop returned 10 her
mothers Sunday 18th and the 2lst re-
turned to Buffalo TO prepare TO go to
meet her husband In their new home
in Colorado. CLANCY, you will wander
all around and then come back to dear
old Beaver county yet. You mark the
writer's prediction
Ed Lane, our well man, is out OF luck
on the Strowder place. Drilled five
holes to an aggregate depth OF over
100 feet Found water twice but no
good. Sand three times and no water.
Mrs Streeter Blsunt is spending
few days with her sister, Indah Laue.