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Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
occUM AND VERSAILLES
Villagers Make the Best of Trolley
 Strike = Frohnander krumhholz
 Wedding.

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 A miscellaneous shower wass given Miss Rose Krumbholz Monday evening by her young friends in honor Of her approaching marriage. Many beauti- full and useful presents were received by Miss Krumtllolz.
 William Kinder Of Pawtuckef, R. L. was here renewing acquaintances the first of the week.
 Mrs. H. N. Wood of Anthony. R. [. and Mrs. W. G. Tripp of South Gov entry have recently been guests Of Occum friends.
 EmpIoyes Get to Work.
 Both villages, in common with sur- bounding villages, made the best of the stopping of the wheels on the trolley lines. Employes of both the Tctokett Manufacturing company and the Versailles Sanitary Fibre mills living out of these villages were well taken care of Friday, 1I1e TotolSett plant being the least affected. as prac- tically all of its help reside in the village.
 Employes of both the Totokett Man. ufacturing company and Versailles Sanitary Fibre mills enjoyed a day's outing Tuesday, Memorial day.
 Hugh Canavan is soon to re-enfer the mill business at North Uxbridge, Mass.
 Marriage at Versailles Church.
 At the Versailles M E. church Thurs day evening at 7.30 William George Frohmader and Miss Rose Christina Krumbholz were married by Rev. Charles Smith, pastor of the Versailles church, the ring service being used. Miss Anna Frohmader, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid, and Ludwig krum bholz. brother of the bride was best man. Henry Frohmader and Har- | " Sengman were ushers. Miss Sensie Sengman played the wedding march fa la ell and carried a bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. Following the wedding ceremony, a reception was held in the Occum hall which was at 1 tended by many friends Of MT. and Mrs. FrohEaader. During tEle evening excellent music was rendered by a four piece orchestra under the direction of F. C, Geer. After a short wedding trip Mir. and Mrs. Frohmader will make their home in Occum. Mir Frohmader is employed in the weaving department of the Totokett Manufacturfng com pany's plant.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
NORTH LYME
Memorial Sunday Address by Rev. c. c. Adams-Rirthday Club Enter tained.

Rev. c. c. Adams of Cromwell gave a very interesting address at tIle Bap- tist church here last Sunday.
 Mrs. Erwin Rogers, Miss Lois Rog- CTS, and Mrs. Minnie Durkin were in New London last Saturday.
 Mrs. Charles Emily and daughter of lMcodus, were weekend visitors at 0. F. Jewett's.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Jewett, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Jewett of Hamburg, vis- tied Mrs. Elizabeth RathIbun in Ivory ton. Sunday.
 Club Entertained.
 Mrs. C.. F. Jewett and Mrs. Katie Jewett entertained the members of the birthday club Saturday afternoon. There was a large attendance, friends being present from Moodus, Lyme, and New London.
 M. J. Stark, Miss Emily Stark Mrs N. S. Strong, Robert Strong, accom- panied by Miss Lillian Broadway of Hadlyme motored to Gardner Lake and Colchester, Memorial Day.
 MT. and Mrs. William Sisson, " M. Sisson Jr and family motored to Deer River and Lyme. Memorial Day.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
LEDYARD
Progressive ThimbIs Club Meets with Mrs. s. E. Holdridge--tioliaay Week Notes.


 Mr. and Mrs S. Howard Meade ard Miss Angie Stanton of Norwich. were Sunday guests of Mfr. and Mrs. William l. Allyn.
 Miss Florence Geer went to New York, Wednesday, to be the guest Of Miss Mary Voorhees,, a former resi- dent of town.
 Mortimer Cook and miss Edna Gray of North Stonington visited the lat ter's sister Miss Mary Belle Gray, Sunday afternon.
 Probate Judge Samuel E. Holdridse and Ex- Senator William I. Allyn, mo- tered to Westerly, Etonington, and Mystic, Monday in Mir Allyn's car. on probate business.
 72r. and aIrs. ]. ". Powell of wash ington, N. D., James Fenwick of Riga, Russia, and William Baxter of New York, were visitors on Memorial day with MT. and Mrs. Arthur D. Bar
 Thimble Club Meets.
 The Progressive Thimb1e club of Ledyard met with Mrs. s. B. Hol- dridge Memorial day. Nearly all of the club members were present and several visitors. Dainty refreshments were served at the close. The next meeting will be deld with Mrs. Isaac e. Geer.
 Theodore Taylor. who has been stay- l ing with his parents for a few days has returned to his home in Spring | field, Mass.
 Miss Mary A. Geer of Norwich has been staying several days as the guesi of Miss Nellie Geer. Mrs. Leeds Holdridge has been. crit. tically i'll at her home. MT. and Mrs. Payzant and children Mrs E. Gray and Miss Helen Gray ol I Boston, have returned home, after [ visit with Mir. and Mrs. Charles A Gray
 Mrs. Asa J. Sheldon. who has bee1 l i'll, is reported better.
 Mrs. Alfred J. Clark is the guest O I Mrs. Fannie Clark
 Charles H. Chapman of the Leste district was a probate caller Friday
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
MoNTvILLE
L. c. T. Club Entertained-.oxoboxc
 Lodge Works Third Degree.

Herbert Rogers of Boston, spent the weekend at his home in Pa1mertown.
 Walter Burgess of Castleton, New York, spent Memorial Day with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Bur gess.
 Mrs. Jesse c. watt and Mrs. Alfred Watt of Hartford were guests of Mrs. Thomas Watt, Memorial day.
 Minnie Fields is employed by the Palmer Bros. Go.
 Frank Sawyer is moving from the Nessler tenement to New Jersey, where she-is employed.
 Mrs. Kittie Brown of New York re- turned home "Wednesday after spend ing several days with her niece, Mrs. Everett Chapman.
 Mrs. Frank Rogers entertained the T.. c. T. club at her home Wednesday evening.
 oxoboxo lodge No. 11s of Masons worked the third degree and after- ward had a collation at their rooms Friday evening.
 Henry Rheaume was recent caller in New Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
NIANTIC
Summer cottasers Coming by Launch
 -visitors Over the Holiday.

-Nlsitors Over slle Holiday.
 n1r. and Mrs. Ga1rdon B. Coates ana daughters, Misses Eleanor and Mar 1crie of Hartford, passed the holiday with Mrs. Coates parents Capt, and Mrs N. J. Huntley.
 MrH. B. $. Warner has returned from Boston.
 Attorney M. R. Davis is about the village with a handsome touring car.
 Miss Bessie Connolly, librarian at Lyme, passed the holiday with her mother, Mrs. Ida Matheson, at the Franklin House, Crescent Beach.
 Station Agent and Mrs. Charles Leonard entertained relatives from Norwich over Memorial Day.
 Elias Manwaring of New Haven is the guest of his brother, R. l.. Man waring.
 Mrs. R. o. Lfby and Mrs. A. T.. Boon of Norwich, spent Wednesday at their cottages in the Grove.
 R. B. s. Washburn of the Grove, left Thursday for visit to Norwich
 Clarence Sweet has returned from Hartford, where he has been passing the winter and intends to remain with his mother, Mrs. J. C.. Robbins at Sunshine Villa, through the summer.
 H. R. Farmer of the village was a visitor in the Grove, Wednesday.
 On Launch Trip. l. (aRAs anu GOu2 Island City, are expected at the Grove this week. They are making the trip in their launch Crescent.
 Mrs. Scott Snow and party of Hart | ford, motored to the Grove Tuesday l for a short stay. l Scott Snow Jr. of Hartford, and party passed the holiday in the Pines
 Mrs. Nellie Lee has been making a visit to her brother, Harold Banta and family.
 E. B. Smith of Waterbury, passed 1 the holiday in the village. 1 Clarence Spencer of New Haven I passed the holiday with his parents MT. and Mrs. Eleeza Spencer.
 Tower Operator and Mrs J. F. Nc. Coy leave shortly for a lengthy triT out of the state. F. B. Dart of Columbia University New York, passed the holiday in thu village.
 Charles Lamb of Bridgeport has ar rived in the village for the summer He is working for c. H. Cone.
 Mrs. E. ". Weir returned Wednes day from Meriden.
 Mr. Erwin and family returned Tuesday to their home in Brooklyn after a stay at their cottage
 Mrs. c. Matthews of Hartford is a. her cottage tlere. l MT. and Mrs. B. E. Claussen O Hartford passed the holiday at thei l cottage in the Pines.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
ASHWH.L.ETT

The sawmlll has started on. the lot
 S. c. Eggleston and Gharles Miner with help drove 2S head Of stock to pasture on the Stiles F. Eggleston farm here
 D. s. Guile and family attended the funeral of Mrs. Albert Pierce tfl Nef- Wich Friday
 William Weseman of RixtoHn was through this place Sunday.
 Mrs, Julia A. Grun1b haG severe attack 0f bronchitis.
 There was no school Tuesday, Me- moria1 day. ngkon " dHnpfo7tng in health
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
ROAD SOCIETY
Quitting, Bee and Supper in Honor of
 Miss Hewitt-Recent Deaths.

Mrs. Ralph Wheeler and daughter spent Monday with Mrs. Wheeler's sister, at Westerly.
 Miss Priscilla A. Billings has re- turned from a visit in Willimantic.
 Miss Lucy Billings, a teacher at Lyme, is i'll at her home here. Miss Grace D. Wheeler and Miss Julia A. Smith, of Westerly, R. T., left recently for a ten days trip up the Connecticut River Valley, making their headquarters at Springfield, Mass.
 Alex A. Lincoln and family left Sat urday by automobile to visit his for mer home, Holbrook, Mass. Mrs. Charles I. Moves Jr., accompanied them as far as Providence.
 Quilting Party and Supper.
 The quilting party and supper held in the church partors recently in honor of Miss Florence Hewitt, was largely attended
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
oRlTuARY.

Mrs. James A. Peahodys Death.
 Mrs. Sarah E. Peabody, widow of James A. Peabody, and daughter of tBenadam Hewitt, formerly of North Stonington, died at her home in De- catur, H., recently.
 Mrs. Arthur York.
 Mrs. Arthur COlive AIadison) died at her home in Westerly. The funeral was from the home of her brother, Road district, Wednesday morning. Besides her husband, she leaves three children, her mother, Mrs. Frank Mad ison, and brother, Henry Madison.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
GOSHEN
Temperance RalIy-WiIIina Workers Organized = Win Help Raise Pas tors Salary.

Aof . 0alatVs
 Rowland Kenyon of TerryviI1e, spent a few days this week at the home Of his parents, at Fairview farm.
 There was a temperance rally Sun day evening in the Goshen church in place of the regular r. P s. c. E. meeting. The opening service was led by Rev. Mir. Mcknight of South Gov entry. assisted also by Rev. Fl. A. Campbell of Lebanon. The temper ance address was given by E. H. Hoenthal of South Manchester. A good number were in attendance from outside the parish
 I. M. Jones has purchased a motor cycle.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. H. Randall, son FL mer and daughter Amy, A., with Miss Jessie Hutton, of Hockanum, spent Memorial day at MT. Randalls for ner home in Goshen
 A number from this place attended the interesting exercises on the after noon of Memorial day in Lebanon.
 To Aid Toward Pastors Salary. A society called the Willing Work. CTS has recently been organized among the young people with a. good number Of membership; tIleir object in view being to raise $50 or more tc help defray the salary of the minister during the year.
 Miss Rachael Ondedouk of Willi- mantle has been spending a mum. Der of days in Goshen with friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
LEBANON
Dance in Grange HaII-MemoriaI Day Exereises-PupiIs Entertain-euriaI Of Rev. L. E. Livermore.

Mrs. Mary Williams has returned to her home. after spending the winter in New York.
 Mr. Plumner of Florida is at Mir and Mrs. Alonzo Boothbyss for the summer months.
 1dr. and Mrs. Irwin Hewitt, Miss Gladys Hewitt, Harold Mason, and Miss Harriet Hewitt motored to keene, N. H., where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hewitt, over Sunday.
 Miss Harriet Hewitt is spending the weekend with friends at Canterbury. myrou Fecidsam spent Memorial Day at Wakefield, R. l., the guest of his father and mother
 ldr. and Mrs Kari Bishop were in Hartford over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs Elmer Pultz, Mrs. Will Ham Pultz, Mrs. Amos LiIIie and Mrs. Rex Cummings were in Norwich. Fri day.
 Miss Mildred Lawson and friend of Hartford were weekend guests of Miss Ruby K. Sweet
 a4rs. Herbert Sweet and Miss Addie x3allen spent Thursday In Norwich.
 14des Augusta Pember of North Franklin is af Mrs. Frank FoWler's.
 Return ta cfoton. o4rg Roland Slate and son. Alton,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
cAMPBELLS MILLS

A number of young people from this place attended a May basket party in honor of Miss Minda Tanner at Ekonk Monday evening
 Miss Frances Whitman is i'll
 A good number from this vicinity attended the funeral of Mrs. Charles
 Miss Marion Biakeslee was d week end visitor at the home of s. B. Sweet in Vo1untown. Miss Blakeslee was the guest of Mrs. George Briggs Memorial day.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
WARRENVnLE

B. H. Gardner has engaged Ward Holmanss team to work on tE1e scraper. Work on the roads in the south part of the town began Wednesday morn ing.
 driving Holman's team and boards with ID. L. James.
 o. P. Drrlzee and his sister, Mrs. Ellen Weeks returned to Corner Crest'' this village, Wednesday.
 Several from this place attended Memorial exercises in Westford village Tuesday.
 A1rs ID. L. James and two sons, and Miss Vera Doilnan, were in WalIiInzn- tic Saturday. Rev. B. e. Bugbee led the c. E meeting in the BaptiAt church Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS

took a trip to wackford, R. L. Sunday. Mr. Gautier to remain couple of weeks or more to regain his health after being Ill for two months with pneumonia and malaria.
 Stexry Pierce and family were call~ CTS at Sterry Kinney's Memorial day.
 Miss Aalloy spent the holiday h Mystic and New London
 Aid Soeietys Meeting.
 The Ladies' Aid society win meet with Mrs. w. G. Burdiclk next Wednes- day afternoon. The work will be cut tine and making aprons.
 Ethel Clark of Westerly is the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. D. A Clark
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
CLAsGo
Henry Gautier coss to Mieleford for
 Benefit of His Health.

Mr. and Mrs. James T. Wilbur werxs in Thompson Memorial day.
 Mabel Blanchard spent the week end at Stewart HilI.
 Sarah Cameron, SteFry Kinney and family attended the funeral services of Mrs. Albert Pierce at her home in Norwich
 Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Young attended the funeral services Of Frank Blish in Nlllimantic Thursday
 Daniel Kenyon and Henry Gaueier
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
EASTERN C0NNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLANDI
Who is Going and Coming -Incidents Accidsn
 and Building in Three Counties

Swan, Jennie Gardner of this school will attend.
 As Gordon college in Boston has closed for the summer. Rev. L. O. Gates, student there, will come Sat- lrday to live in this town for the summer and continue his pastoral duties here.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
LEFFINGWELL
Mission Circle Secures ApPortionment, $34.5o-LocaI Pupfls to Be Gradu- ated.

MT. and Mrs. Lewis Ford of Worces- ter called on friends in this town Tues : day.
 Mrs. Mary Dolbeareg of Norwich is spending a few days with MT and Mrs Eliot Dolbeare.
 beth Parks visited Mir and Mrs. John I. Ross the week end.
 MT and Mrs. Charles Willard of Willimantic spent Memorial day with Mrs. Ella Beebe.
 Mission Circle Meets.
 Wednesday afternoon the Mission circle met at the home of Mrs Ed- ward Reynolds, where most interest Ing session was held. The president, Mrs. Grace Peckham, presided. The following programme was given: Singing, Let Little Sunshine Tn; re- sponsive reading, Ps. 24: prayer, Miss Edith Leffingweli Next the secretary's report was read and accepted. Miss Edith Lehhngwell gave an account of the wonderful work which Miss Sunan, 3 missionary in Capiz, Philip pine Isl- ands, is doing in her home for boys and girls. Readings, Quaker Ciri1a Dream, Mrs. Ella Beebe: Have You the Passion2 Mrs. John Ratnbone: Thank Offering Week, Mrs. Elliott DoIbeare; Gods Right Hand, Mrs. Mary Dol- beare; God Saves the Best for Those WDO Gan 6L3uQ the Test, ktGEh ICtf Ellis. The apportionment of the Woml sn's Home Missionary society of $s4.50 was received. It was decided to have a food sale. The attendance was 14: col lection $5.50. The programme closed by singing There is Sunshine in Ny Soul Today.
 Visiting in Hartford.
 Miss Rosabel D. Palmer Is making a sen days visit in Hartford with AIr. and Mrs. Fred Palmer.
 Miss Ruth Ellis and Miss Edith Lef- angwen spent Friday in town.
 Mrs. William Risley recently visi4ed Ter niece, Miss Lillian Dzionba, of Nor- Hich.
 Fenno Johnson of New London enll- kd on his parents, MT. and Mrs. 4. !. Johnson, Tuesday.
 Graduation Today.
 The graduating exercisas o9 the Boz. nh schools are bo be held in Palmer Nemorial day EaturdAy. June g. Elnie CNnord, Katharine Taylor Francis
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
CLARKs CORNERS

The postof7ce that was closed Oct 31st will be opened again for business Monday, June 9th.
 Commencing Monday, June 18th, train No 116, leaving WIllimantic for Boston at g. .45 a. m.s win stop oh flag to take on or leave passengers.
 Ar. and Mrs. E. Fl Clark are at Allen Jewett's Mr Ciark's health is eioWl7 fmpfoti1g
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
PREsToN
Strike connpeIs Farmers to Market
 Milk by Automobile.

 Rev. L. IT. Keneston is to preach in Shelton next Sunday in the church where he formerly preached for sew eral years.
 Secretary Edwin HI of the T. AT c. 4. is to preach at the Congrega- ional church. Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Milton Terry of Leb- anon were Sunday callers at J. O.. Crary's
 MT. and Mrs. Leonard Geer Of Jew cit City were visitors at Henry Hunt ington's, Tuesday.
 Owing to iiae trolley strike several of the farmers in the southern part of Connecticut have to carry their milk to Westerly by automobile.
 afr. and Mrs. A. J. Shay were Wee1r- end visitors at haywood camp.
 William McClimon and family at- tended the funeral of i1Lx9. 1dcClim0n'e e mother. Mrs John staublex Of Nor Wieh. Thursday Afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03

Successful men haven't time to go back and cover then footprints.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03
Graduation Today.

The graduating exercisss of the Boz. ah schools are to be held in Palmer Memorial day. Eaturday. June g. Eiafe C4nord, Katharine Taylors Erancia
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-05-04
Here and There.

Rev. Jewett will preach at Couch the
second Sunday in May.
The weather is windy and chilly.
The hills and valleys are covered
with suoh lovely wild flowers.
The early roses are beginning to
bloom.
Frank Langley is in eastern Oklahc-
ma at this writing. called there on bus
mess. Is expected home soon.
The people over near Couch observ-
ed Easter Sunday by a good old fash
ioued egg roast. Quite crowd At
tended, and all report a good time.
They had some splendid singing.
The Presby terian minister from Bea-
yer City preached Sunday afternoon
Easter Day. at Couch. He has made
many friends who regret that this 10
his last visit, as he bads them all
goodbye.
Mr.. c. NJ. Sexton went to Liberal
luls week.
Miss Myrtle Goodman is staying with
Miss Giddie Wright helping her care
for her little chickens, as she has quite
lot She is raisiug Black Langshans
and White Leghorns.
Sam Dawson has Brown Leghorn
hen he calls Decide" He says she
was hatched in an Old Trusty incuba-
tor. She is past seven years old, and
lays 800 eggs or more year. She has
already laid POO eggs, and is still lay
ing. She never would set, Sam says
Can you beat it2 Ifyou can, let's hear
about it,
Wheat looks fiue-prospects never
better.-and it looks like we would
have an early harvest.
We failed to receive the HERALD OF
April Goth. We missed it very much
Quite = number from here and there
were in Beaver Saturday.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-05-04


Robert Moore and Wife to Jennie B
wsyland, NV. or IL, ,, % -.-- tl.OO |
Mabel A. Glasgow and Husband to
Henry A. Brewers hf sw or sec l,
and hf NV or II, 3, - .. 100000
Thomas K. Tomlin and Wife to
Charles r. Massey hf sw or. and
hf Sc ar s, /, 20. ----. : 100
Ira L. Harris to Sarah +. Harris
Jennie G. Hanna ct al. to W. II.
Crawford-lot 4, block 8, South Ivan
hoe e.................. 5000
Forest d. Kuykendall aud wife to
Marion Fulbright- Sc or 80, /, 20,
.......---- 100000
Earnest +. Pirmi;er and wife to
Lloyd E. Dowdy-lot IA block III,
Beaver. 500 90
Deroy Watson and wife to Robert
McFarlsnd-n hf NV or and n hf ne or
p, 5, "A ................. sl4OO 90
Laura b. Allen to s. P. Shuey-lots
and T. blk 45, LaKenp. .... $500
Peter Goosen and wife to A d. Goo
sens Inf Sc or 10, 4, 20....-. 100000
Jennie G. Hanna and husband to
Charles I. whitehall interest IN lot
3, blk IA, South Ivanhoe 5000
John s. Pierce to l.. Z. Beckwith-
ne or 29.::2, -. ............. sI700 90
Martha ]. Brown to John Harmon
lots -, % "a, blk -, Gate $50 90
A. 3. Card to Martha ]. Brown-lots
%, 90, "a, blk -, Gate City 5000
c. II. V. Earl and wife to A. II.
Montgomery-se or NV or, ne Or sw or,
" hf Sc or ?, 81, |, 2T........ $500 90
Ira L. Harris TO Sarah Z. Harris
NV 4, 81, 8, 81 ............ $4,000
II. +. Cook and wife to Ida A. Barr
Sc or 2S, 4, 2l 2l............--.- tllOO 20
K. A. Whisensnt to p. L. shelton
lots and in blk ~. Forgan sl00
A. B. Card to Jasper II. Martin
lots and 3, blk Is, Gate City SIS 90
W. C. Hodges and wife to Mary J
Tsylor-lots 8, 10, Ii and IL. block
10, Foraan. ........ ...... 1900. 90
Frank Kell and wife to o. w. Bar
uett-lot 10, blk l3, Forgan s25 90
o. W, Barnett and wife to II. v
Nssh-lot 10. blk l3, Forgsn 500 90
Pinkney A Pearson and wife to
Charles f. McLarty-se or 81, /, 81.
..... 100000
]. w. Underwood and wife to X. r.
Rea-nw or 80. 8, 24.---... $4,000
Orastus p Underwood to X. R. Res-
'e or sw or and sw or sc or 20, 8, "a,
... sl3OO.OO
Maude Gallup and husband to Osro
Il. Coffin-lots | and 2, and hf ne o.
8, 3, % 2.............. ..... $1,000 90
NJ. L. Coggin to j. s. McKim-ne or
81, D, y ................... u w
Emma Z. Harris to A. G. Thomas
lot %, blk 80, Beaver ....-- $4,000
B. A. Rsiney and wife to A W. West
lake-n hf ne or 81, 1, 2l.. $4,000
Losr-Small solid gold cross pin set
with six white sets, between my home
and the Christian church, Friday
night, Finder will be literally re-
wsrded by returning same to
MRs l. w. MooRE,
5-4 sill 2t Beaver, Okla.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-05-04

Losr-Small solid gold cross pin set
with six white sets, between my home
and the Christian church, Friday
night, Finder will be literally re-
wsrded by returning same to
MRs. /. W. MooRE,
5-4 5-ll2 Beaver, Okla.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-05-04
How's This1

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Hall S
Catarrh Cure.
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
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Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-05-04

Have a fit with BALDY, THE TAIL OR.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-05-04
The Beaver Herald
SAUDE o. THOMAS, - Publisher.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
a tered at the postotiice at Beaver, Oklahoma
as second class mall matter.
Advertising rates made known upon
application. Prices reasonable.
description Price. sl00 a Year
Boyd

My, what fine spring weather we are
having. Everything looks fine. Most
Of the wheat around here is certainly
looking good
Quite crowd attended the egg hunt
at | H. Shsrpe's on Easter.
Mrs. V. W. Hayden has been on the
sick list the past week.
VIM. Sloan moved last week on the
Mike Shaw place.
Little Lura May Sharpe has been OIL
the sick Inst the past week.
Frank Langley and family, V. W
Hayden and fsmily, and VIM. Stuar,
and family spent Easter at G. II
Laws.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-05-04
Real Estate Exchange

For Week Ending April 70, 1915
Furnished by
II. \. LAWSON, AB5TRACTER,
BEAvER, OELAHoHA.