The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-04-02
Clear Lake

trics -. Miss Hazel Mendenhsll.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dode Men
denhall, granddaughter Of Grandma
Mendenhall one Of our first merchants
We are Justly proud Of our talent
T J.. How was one Of the dissppoint-
ed-ones lie expected 10 attend the
entertainment at district No ISL Too
cold. and since hearing Of the grand
ness Of the exercises be is more down
cast than ever
Mrs I'd Lane entertained Mr.. snd I
Mrs Reed and Mrs strowder Sunday .
March 22d
The snow Friday night was the lat I
est. Peaches are all killed in our vi /.
ciuity as Ear as known 70 the writer.
The most prevalent question Of the I
day is-How are you going tc raise a
crop this year on the feed you have?
We can answer better next fail.
Dode Mendenhall is in Wichita, Kan
sas, visiting his mother and sister.
Mrs Mabel Stanley has her Incubator
sst with pure bred white wyandottes
Certainly they are spretty sight to be-
hold.
Mrs I'd Lame has several hens set
ting on BaH Orphington eggs.
Question for next Sunday. "How
many parallels are there in the New
Testament"
Mrs. Getrie GaTord, who has been
sick FOR four weeks, is out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dunlop are among
the lucky number with several fresh
cows and a cream separator There is
bonanza in a good dairy, Get all the
good cows you can. Don't think you
can glut the market. Good butter is
always a good price.
The clerk OF district No. found the
school house Monday morning as left
Wednesday evening, about an inch of
dust aud sand. He wishes 20 apologize
for it, condition for prayer meeting
Saturday evening. Sunday School Sun
day at 30 p. m lie was away on
visit Thursday, Friday and Saturday
too cold, so Monday he gave It gem
eral clean Up. Come all who can to
our prayer meeting and Sunday School
Mr. Kendle has bought Mr. Van Do
sens interest in wheat and rye crop on
Cows place and will be a renter OF
Mr.. Cow for the coming season.
A full house is expected and desired
at our annual school meeting May %
March 2lth Just after sunrise the
wind which was from the southwest
soon got higher and 10y o'clock a very
brisk wind. Sand was flying and by
! 1880 the sun was hid behind a dense
cloud OF sand and dust. IL kept it up
and was at abopt its worst near 300 p
m The wind laid about sunset and
ere dark set in it was a calm and beau.
tiful as II nothing had ever happened
Mr. Hester. ex.postmaster OF the
Miuelo postofllre, was in just in time
to enjoy the storm--if such thing can
be done
Work was suspended on f. +. Macy's
cellar on account OF the storm.
A varmint Of some kind was perched
on top of phone pole Saturday night
when three men passing, one armed
with a rifle, took a shot at It what ere
it was. 10 sprang 10 the ground and
took out north. To all appearance Vt
was a young bobcat. In its crouched
position IL resembled racoon Meth
er could tell just what it was It
made good its escape.
Mrs Bloomingkemper, Mrs Harry
Lanes mother-in-l law, spent two days
with Mrs Indah Lane.
Edward Eckles, proprietor OF the
pool hall and who gives our dances
each alternate Friday night, called the
writer's attention Co the construction
OF the sentence, "ladies drinking at
dances" This was misconstruction
as fact some OF our Indies do at their
homes, perhaps other places, indulge
in toddies OF various kinds, eggnog and
beer, when obtainable, and attend the
dance The point the writer was en-
dcavoring TO make was this-It is. in
his opinion, no more harm for lady
to indulge in alcoholic liquors than for
"A man The writer has promised Mr..
Eckles TO obtain the ladies names and
present them 70 him but not TO the
public for in fact, one OF these ladies
has admitted 20 the writer that she
loves beer and / will not give my friend |
away and shall not yours The writer
Is wholesoul prohlbitionist and had |
he the casting vote not one drop. for
no purpose, should be manufactured.
But he is no traitor, so expect no
names in public.
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