The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-11-18
Blue Grass Notes.


tour OF Blue Grass, causing some dam
age to property. The barn on the G,
w. Adams farm was completely domol-
ished and some damage was done TO
nearby buildings Window lights
were blown out of the house and things
stirred up generally. Fortunately the
occupants, J. d. Browns family, were
not at home. Some rcks of feed on
the Wood ward place we're overturned
and the feed scattered to the four
winds.
G. w. Adams and family we're guests
at the Goodner home Nov 18th.
Owing to the absence Of the S. s..
superintendent November 9TH, no vote
was taken on the change of the hour
of the Sunday school session, hence
the same hour prevails for the follow
ing two weeks, when vote will be
taken as to the hour the service will
be held thereafter.
Mrs. Teter and Mr.. w Wells return,
ed last week from attending the funer-
al of their relative, Mr.. J. Jackson,
known to many in this community
Mrs. Shradcr's mother was the VIC
tim OF pleasant surprise at the home
Of her daughter Sunday. October 3lst
About fifty gathered with well filled
lunch baskets and bountiful dinner,
such as the housewives Of the neigh
borhood are famed for, was served
The memories of the occasion will long
be cherished both by the guests and
home folks.
Mr. and Mrs Dick Boren, with their
son and daughter, returned to their
home in Layerne Saturday after a
short visit with relatives here
Miss Verla Stevens has been at
home the past week, the Laverne
school being closed on account of the
supposed diphtheria epidemic Inyes-
tigation proved the reports erroneous
and the schools will resume work on
November 18th.
Mr.. olin N. Boreu and Miss Eliza
beth Lancaster, of Balko, were mar.
ried Wednesday evening, Nov. 10th, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. A Lancaster, in the pres
ence of some $50 guests and relatives,
As an account will likely be found
from the pen Of Balko correspondent
we call our readers attention to anoth-
er column. Those in attendance from
Blue Grass we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Moore and little son Leonard
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Criswell and little
daughters Vera aud Martha Ethel,
J Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Petty and little
daughters Laura and Thelma and Mise
Meta NJ. Woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs o. n Boren, Mr.. and
Mrs. H, @. Boren and Miss Meta NJ
Woodward were guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Boren at River
side on their way home from Balko.
The funeral of little Vera Clarice
Brean, who died Friday, November T.
was held at the Baptist church al
Speermore Sunday. November IA, AM
the remains inferred at the Speermore
cemetery Rev. II. F. Neif, pastor q
the NJ. f church of Blue Grass con
Quoted the services. A large number
of the friends were present to pay
their tribute OF respect to the bereav
ed families, who are among the olde
settlers of the community the parents
: having grown to manhood and woman
: hood here Vera was born Septembe
25, 1913, and died November u, 1915
She was the second member OF tn
Cradle Roll department of the Blu
Grass Sunday School to leave tn
ranks. When the day was observe,
some weeks ago she was too i'll to b
present so her certificate was sent her
She was a lovable child and won all b,
her patience and sweet disposition
during her extreme suffering. Sh
was lover of flowers and in remem
brance many beautiful floral offering
were presented The bereaved par
ents have the sympathy of large cir
Gle of friends in their sorrow.
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