The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-09-09
Blue Grass Notes.
Too late Tor last week }

y lhNAttNs bfihE your lduAtIH anu
your stringed instruments and assist
in making this the best service this
year. Rev. Hayes will lead the singing
and the pastor, Rev. NeiI, will conduct
the service.
Miss Jessie Fuller and Julia Boren
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Petty
Sunday.
Mrs. CKas. Orr and children. who
have been visiting relatives at the
Woodward home, returned to their
home in spearviIle, Kansas.
Wheat took q jump Saturday to Sl15
and several OF our farmers took ad-
vantage OF the raise and hauled in .
load or two.
The late rains have put the ground
in such good condition that it takes
something cut OF the ordinary to in
duce she men to leave their plowing.
Mrs. Myrtle Bealmer, OF speermore
was a guest at the Ben Bealmer home
the past week
The Blue Grass school will open
September 18th, with Miss julia
OHars as teacher. Miss o'Hare has
been attending the state normal al
Alva.
Frank Kelley who has been working
on the Meyer place the past weel
leaves for his home in Dunlop this
week.
D. Boren was called to Texas the
past week by the illness of brother.
lie was accompanied by Mac Borep
of Riverside. The brother was later
taken to Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Boren have rented
the place formerly occupied by then
on the Boren farm and will NOV,
thereto in the spring. Blue Grass
welcomes their return.
Even the children have become in
oculated with the Importance of the
canning season and one small boy was
heard to remark, well, we can't have
the Sunday school picnic now because
everybody is so busy putting up fruit
and that explained it all without any
more words. There hasn't been a,
much fruit raised in several years and
the quality is excellent. Peache,
although plentiful are still bringint
sl.o0 per bushel in the stores al
Laverne.
Mr. and Mrs g. NJ. Gregory wer,
elected as delegates to attend th,
Laymen's conference at Beaver, Sep
tember ID.
Miss Minnie Adams is now cashier a
the Ferguson Mercantile Company
Laverne.
Mr. and Mrs II. c. Boren wer
guests at the Dick Boren home Sunday
Mr. and Mrs, Smith Criswell visited
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
Eades Sunday.
G. W. Adams and family male
trip to Layerne Sunday.
Olin Boren, T. A. Stevens nd A. V
Fuller were trsnsacting business in
Layerne Saturday.
Smith Criswell and family are stay
ing at the X Cook farm for the present
while caring for the crops near there
Mrs. CoiTman and sons who have
been spending the summer in Missouri
are expected home this week. Mr.
Codman and Miss Nellie returned some
time ago.
Mfe & W. Petty spent Sunday At
the home OF her son, A. L. Petty.
Will Hawes, one of our enterprisine
young farmers has joined the ranks
Of progressiYes and is now using
tractor TO do his blowing. He has also
contracted to work for some of his
neighbors. All who have seen it worl
ars very enthusiastic over it.
Miss Jessie Fuller spent Sunday with
her cousins, Glen and Nerla Stevens
Mrs. G.. l.. Hayes and daughter,
Ruth, are visiting relatives in Win
Held, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs r. j. Woodward who
have spent the past two weeks visiting
relatives left Tuesday for Woodward
and other points for similar visits,
John swallow returned last week
from his vacation trip and has moved |
the central office from the Scott home
TO his present home where he and Mrs
swallow will hereafter minister to the !
wants Of the patrons. The company
has always given excellent service ana |
during Mr.. and Mrs, Swallows absence
has under Mrs scott's care maintained |
its good record.
Harry LsMunyon OF Laverne was out
looking after business interests the