The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-10-26
Blue Grass Echoes.
Goo late sor last week.

Thursday October 8 at the @. w. Ad-
ans home, the occasion being the
Third quarterly conference Of the Ivan
hoe charge. Rev. A. Loy. pastor OF
the M. f. Church at Gate accompanied
Rev. Dadisman, the district superin.
tendent. to Blue Grass, both return
ing at the close OF the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Coiiman, OF Mis-
souri,, are guests at the home of his
brother, John Coifman.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Gratham are en-.
tertaining brother, sister, Mr., Grst.
hams parents and two nieces all from
Missouri. The Misses Graham and
their parents will return this week,
but MIR. Gratham' father and mother
will remain for more extended visit.
John Cofiman and family were guests
at the home OF Smith Crisswell, Sun
ldsy at the q. NJ. Gregory home.
Oscar Crisswell and family were
guests at the home Of Smith Orisswell
sunday, October sth.
| Miss Julia Boren Of Laverne, WAS
the guests OF Mr. and Mira. Henry
Boren, Sunday.
| A birthday dinner was rendered
Mrs. Il. Stevens, October lst by her
daughter Mrs. Tom Boren A very
pleasant time was spent, Mrs. Stevens
enjoyed the privilege of the presence
Of all her children.
Rev. T. II. Netf held services at
Blue Grass Sunday night. There will
be Bible reading on Wednesday night
and the revival services will open
Monday night, October 18TH
i Miss Jessie Fuller who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Moore, OF
Catesby, is home again.
| A. J.. Petty was business visitor at
Beaver the past week.
II C. w. Adams and father marketed
hogs this past week.
John Bullard, who has been making
his home on the Davis place, with his
family moved near Gate the past
week.
The Speeremore line is serving it's
patrons again and Central is having
an easier life.
gentle rain visited this section
Friday, October 18th which was wei.
coined by all. 1t has added many bush
els more grain To the estimate and
nothing but an early frost can keep
the grain from making good returns.
Mrs. j. A. Lancaster, of near Balkof
came in Friday evening, October 18th
fora visit with her granddaughter
Miss Vivian Boren and other relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Halle Hurt visited at
the home OF Frank Eads October 18th.
Rev. F. II. Neh exchanged pulpits
with Rev. Amos 10y, Sunday. October
18th the former holding services at
Gate, the latter at Fairview.
Grover Stevens and family, Of La
verne, Grandpa and Grandma Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. John Scott of Ford
Kansas were guests At the l. +,
Stevens home October 10TH
Beaver did herself proud the past
week and il the favorable comment by
those at home and abroad was general
Beavers Fair, the past week was q
success as an advertising venture il
nothing else. The number attending
was possibly the largest in the history
of Beaver, the airship being the draw.
ing card to many who lived some
distance away. One Thousand autos
were reported to be in the city and al
the Fair grounds. Nor was this the
only topic for on every hand was heard
comments on the splendid growth OF
the little city-yesterday but ham.
let, now, with her splendid water
works and electric light system,
Occupied with the civic pride of her citi
zenship is forging ahead az business
ana commercial center.
(Beaver tried To show our visitori
a good time and this report goes Il
prove that our efforts were successful
and appreciated, We are glad that WI
were able to entertain the people o.
the county for two days and we hope
o to do so more often in the future. II
d does US good to mingle together nov
and then.-Ed.)