The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-02-26
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storm that prevailed that day. Mis-
Lizzie had been making her home foi
some time with her aunt, Mrs. Lizzi,
Hartford, in Iowa, and was returning
home to make hor home with her faith
er, who was married recently and wh'
had gone to Iowa after her. J. b. How
met them at the railroad. They wer
all near frozen from thei- long. colo
ride. Mr.. Hartford resides two mil,i
east Of Surprise.
Saturday, February IA, at 80, pray.
er meeting was revived at our schoo
house, cne-half mile east. None
our city folks attended. A very faii
audience was out, among whom wer'
Bros. Andrew Barnes and family, A j
Stanton and family, d. w Bush anc
wife, James Stafford, VIM. Heifner
Jess Goifard and two children, Gram
Goodman and T. l.. How. Mr. How
was chosen leader aud he read the l5ti
ps.. 1t vas a splendid meeting Al
were happy on their way to Zion, th'
city OF our King
The ball was quiet affair. Sheriff
Jones, they say, was "Johnnie on th'
Spot" God bless you, Mr.. Jones, ma,
Beaver county always have as good ant
faithful an officer as we believe you t,
be.
Mrs. Iva Blont is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Indah Lane, this week.
Ed Lane has finished the well at the
Strowder place four miles northeast
Mr.. Jones of Surprise is in about tn,
same plight Ed was, on the Hihb,
place joining on the east. They find
water but sand is too fine to set sand
point In.
Sunday School was we'll attended
All officers present, Capt. ] d Niles
preached a splendid sermon on Pray
err" February 18th at 8 100 p. M.
Maurice Gafrord has his east wall re-
built and the interior looks well. Mrs
Ed Lane spent the day Tuesday, Feb
rnary l7th, with Mrs. Gertie GafrorO
The writer was over in the Surprise
neighborhood recently. Their wheat
certainly looks fine. On our return.
we found the old Chancey Bishop resi-
dence badly delapidated. 1t all but
makes us sad TO see the old house in
which so much pleasure Of the past wac
1t only reminds us OF the painful fac,
that the things of this earth are pass.
ing away. Mrs. Nina wife OF { hance,
has gone on to California to be witt
her husband. All her friends and low
ed ones regretted to bid her goodbye
The five year old daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs, Harry Jones was certainly g!sd
to see Grandpa How, as she calls
him T l., How is known to many NJ
Grandpa" but no one seems to love
him better than does Margaret.
Mrs. NJ. NJ, Gillett, OF Marengo, il
suffering with severe cold
Jim Crawford is turning the earth
upside down getting ready to plant.
+, Warney Layton, son OF VIM. Layto
was taken very sick at d w. Burk',
home, Warney was TO all appearance
in best of health nc church at Galley.
Vile shool house and returned to Mr.
BIS, to sit until bedtime when he was
taken suddenly i'll and Dr. Rodgers oi
Knowles was sent for who pronounced
his trouble AS being gall stones. Mr.
and Mrs. Layton we're sent for and the
sick man was moved home Monday
Last reports he was no better.
The 5th month Of our school has
passed. We have only four more week,
yet. School will end ST. Patricks Day
Ed Lane will drill well for Oscar
Stibbs next. Ed says he has two
wells in sight. We hope he will b,
! exempt from the troubles he had a
the Strowder place
, Many, over SO many, are admirinI
} the energy ard go-aheaiivness OF oul
= young loader, Miss Laura Curfmsn
} The program in view is a splendid on,
and all our good cooks are getting ou
: their best reGeipts for pie. A gooc
time is anticipated.
A quarrel on dispute between two o
our large pupils over ball game a
school called a halt TO ball playing by
the teacher They were advised TO gC
to their teacher and apologize and bel
her pardon and promise to do so n,
more and be assured the teacher woulC
then consent that ball playing 60 an
jess Thorn pson is aking the adyan
tages of the cool weather. He VA
blind listing today.