The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-02-19

northeast. Ed reports IS feet OF water.
Good. Ed surely had the sticktoitive-
ness and succeeded.
r. G Dunlop, our hardware mer.
chant, helped our school children out
by selling them a fine bat and glove at
nearly one-third of. The Dunlop's are
kind-hssrted couple and well below.
ed by all.
I. L. How determined to hear the
Brink-Sturgeon debate but Bros Bush
and HetTner called him and took him
to organize the Sunday School, so Ton
did not get to hear the debate
Certainly an agreeable surprise.
awaited the HERAID subscribers. To-
day double paper filed to overflow
ing with the best OF news reached US.
We are all proud Of the old HERALD.
One nice feature of the change is
a story we'll worth the reading. II the
HERALp was worth sl.O0 before 1t is
worth 500 now.
1t now seems that our county seat 10
to have a railroad and no doubt about
/ it.
Arthur Lane has returned and is at
his brother Johns. Arch, as he is
known, will not be with US long. He
will return to Oregon sooa.
Our blacksmith, Ernest Brown, is
certainly a happy lad. His brother
from FL Paso, Texas, arrived Friday
the 7th. Mr. Brown is q watch maker
looking out a location. He brought a
lot Of pictures of battlefields after the
battle was over and the dead as they
lay were photographed. To take pris.
oners and coniine them In prisons and
crowd the sick into hospitals where the
number renders it impossible to rem
der to each the attention they demand,
is had enough but to shoot them down
like dogs or worse is almost an unbear-
able sight for human being.
Ben Morris is OF on a vacation and
John Brand is mail toter now.
jess Thompson has returned. Glad
to see you, Jess.
Mrs. Jessie Drumm was on the sick
list and could not teach Monday Feb.
ruary sIh. The stove got choked. so
no school Tuesday. The clerk and
treasurer formed committee Of two
and waited on the stove, found the
/ fiue bad swallowed about two feet OF
/ pipe and was about to smother itself
and thirty pupils as well as teacher.
school all right from now on. Ed Lane
was in a hog killing business 60 the
clerk pressed Jesse and Ben Thompson
into service. She is all OK.
Certainly very pleasant visit was
had. The writer called on ]. w. Galley
and family Tuesday, February 10th.
Stock looks we'll on wheat around
our parts and no deaths yet heard Of.
Carl Smell received a letter today
from a Chicago commission firm wish.
ing cars of broomcorn. They are sell
ing on commission. prices ranging from
$1,000 to sl25.0O and better. That
sounds good to the man who has it for
sale.
BOX supper at Caleyyille school
house oue-half mile east. coed pro-
gram, good supper. a good time and
a good use made OF the proceeds
painting ceiling, wainscoating and
whitening walls. Come one, come all.
by order Of Miss Laura Curfman,
chairman Of the committee.
Wednesday evening IL turned cold,
elouded up and showed and brought a
boy baby to Mr.. and MIRA. Isaas Curt
man. What Won't the weather do ,
next?
Our school teacher and pupils were
so well pleased with the stove aud |
Board Of Education she and they voted |
a resolution Of thanks. From what the |
writer can learn it was whole soul aud !
unanimous and the Board accepts the
thanks Of appreciation.
Ii is reported Mrs G B. Bingham
has her mother with her. She visited
her granddaughter, Mrs. }. W. Galley.
Wednesday, February llIh.