The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-07-01
Blue Grass Notes.

waters, our news letter has been con
spicious for its absence since May Sd
and some items which we feel might
be OF interest to those who formerly
lived here are therefore chronicled.
A large crowd Of the friends OF John
Criswell and family gathered at the
, home Friday evening June 18th and
spent very pleasant evening. Mr..
Criswell and daughters. Misses Martha,
Ida and Alice left overland for Selden,
Kansas, on the following Monday
where they will make their future
home. Blue Grass regpts the loss oi
this estimable family. The young
people will especially be missed from
the social circles OF the community.
while Mr.. Criswell always did his share
in making his home welcome to the
friends in the community.
Roscoe Shreck has returned to blue
Grass for the harvest season. He IL
at the home of o. p. Grantham.
Mrs. Dick Boren and son, Earl, left
June 10, for visit with relatives in
New Mexico.
Miss Gertie Petty visited at the home
OF her brother Sunday.
Messrs o. N Boren and Tom Roach
visited with relatives and friends in
the western part of the county recently
returning home the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Adams and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fades. Miss
Jessie Fuller and Mr.. Ralph attended
the children's Day services of the South
Fairview NJ. Il. Sunday School at Glen.
dale, Sunday June 20th. A large
crowd was in attendance and they re-
port an excellent program. A drill by
twenty-five children was especially
commended.
Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ Gregory and Mr..
and Mrs. o. p. Grantham we're guests
Mt the Woodward home June 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. +. M. Fainter spent
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Greg.
ory.
Wheat harvest will begin this week
Almost everyone has their crew selected
and will be ready as soon as the wheat
is fully ripened.
Smith Criswell has moved into the
home recently vacated by his father,
John Criswell.
The telephone exchange owned by
John Swallow and managed by Mrs.
Mary Scott has added to the efficiency
of the service by the distribution of
telephone directories.
j. A. Adams and family Sundayed at
the Woodward home June 20th.
Mr., and Mrs. &. NJ. Gregory were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Petty,
June 20Lh.
Jno. Goldman and family will return
from their visit in Missouri this week.
A. V. Fuller made business trip to
Woodward the past week.
Henry Boren and nephew Tom Roach
were guests of relatives Sunday.
Miss Cola Teter has recovered from
her recent misfortune caused by get.
ting her face poisoned.
q. w. Adams freighted merchandise
from Laverne for the Madison mer.
chants the past week.
The home of |, E. Stevens was the
scene OF happy family reunion Sun
day, June 20th The father and mother
who have been visiting in Ford, Kan
sas, came home Thursday evening of
the week before accompanied by their
daughter, Mrs. John Scott and family.
They in company with Grover Stevens
came out in the car Sunday morning
from LaverIe and spent the day re-
turning that evening, MIR. and Mrs.
F. A. Stevens and family we're also
present and the day Was one long to be
remembered as it was one all had not
enjoyed together for many years.
Grandpa and Grandma Stevens will
return with Mr. aud Mrs. Scott TO their
home In Ford, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. q NJ Gregory attended
quarterly conference of the M. Il
church at lvanhoe Monday, June 18th.
A large attendance is reported aud the
meeting considered the best ever held
ON the charge,
Miss Gladys Beckwith visited with
friends in Blue Grass Sunday aud at,
tended services at night.
Regular services will be held again
Sunday morning, July 9Th.
The 0uinine That Does Not Affect The Had
because OF its tonic and laxative, effect 1 AVA
LIVE bRoMo oulNINEis better than ordinary