The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-11-02
Blue dras, Echoes.

evangelist Rev sawyer, who is nov 10
the hospital ai wiehits. KAnsss. the
revival meeting 81 Blue Grass have
ben cond ducted oy Rev. r u. NsH,
the pastor. assisted by Rev. Amos
10y, Of Gate, sbd Rev. Hayes The
meeting haze been fairly wei attended
eTsept on S1ndsy. when the room vss
well nlled. Snndsy night October
22nd Prof Carlisle. with 3 part OF
his orchestra. came out from Lsverne
and added this power snd attraction OF
good music for the benefit OF the ser
vices They bad plAnnedFto come out
the following sunday and a. 3 result
an all-dsys services va. planned 3
basket dinner 10 be served st noon
hour. but illness prevented the orehes-
tra from coming. However after the
Sunday school services the dinner was
enjoy ed and afternoon service, alec an
evening service was held. Rev. Hayes
aud Mrs. Hays sang duet nost effect
iyely and the pastor delivered one Of
the best sermons he has preached since
his stay on the work. The services
will continue this week.
In our letters week ago we made the
prediction that large amount OF
grain would yet be- gathered in this
community IL Jack Frost would stay
his hands we'll he didn't. As result
the corn binders, headers and every
implement that can be pressed into
service has been working overtime.
Some OF the late broOmcorn came in
for its share and consequently will not
mature.
The broomcorn balers are in the
community and "a the weather con-
tinues 30 chsngeable there is consider
able demand for first chance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dull, Of near Speer-
moore, attended the anniversary din
ner OF Mrs. DulPs parents Sunday.
About thirty relatives and friends
gathered atthe home OF Tom Brean Sun
day to re mind him Of his natal day
A bounteful dinner was served Iand
the day was spent in renewing
"suld acquaintances"
Mrs. @. w. Adams has been on
the sick list the past few days but is
able to be up again.
IL the parents have noticed any un-
usual signs of seriousness on the faces
OF the children the past week they
need not be alarmed, it has only been
examination time.
Grover Petty, with his family, are
here on visit with home folks. Their
home is in Neston, Colorado.
Lloyd Cofman suffered some in
juries the past week but is able TO be
out again. While driving some cattle
his little pony became frightened and
ran into tree throwing Lloyd to the
ground rendering him unconscious.
His head and neck were badly bruised
and he narrowly escaped breaking his
neck
Miss Julia Boren returned to her
home in Laverne Monday after two
weeks stay in the community. While
her home is now in Layerne she does
not forget her old home and friends
and when she learned she could be of
use in the meetings gave up her stud
les practically and has given her time
and talent to furthering the Cause 10y
acting as organist for all the SERVICES.
Mrs Olin Borsn aud little daughter
are visiting relatives near BalkO.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Of near Speer-
moore, have been visiting at the home
OF their son, Clarence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dane, Ot near
Speermoore, and Mrs, Bealmer, Of
SpeermOore, attended services At
Blue Grass Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie Dexter, who had been
visiting her daughter Mrs, q. L.
Hayes and Rev. Hayes returned to
her home in Winfield, Kansas October
oath.
Mrs q. NJ. Gregory is suffering from
swollen finger and is, at this writing,
incapictated from work
The home of q. w. Petty was a
scene OF unusual interest Sunday,
October 10Th when the sons, daughters
and other relatives met to celebrate
the forty-third anniversary OF the
marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Petty.
The day being so spring like, the table
was set out doors and, here Dame
Nature furnished the decorations in
the varying tints of autumn leaves
spread so profusely on the trees and
shrubs. A bountiful dinner was serv-
ed TO the thirty-nine guests. All the
children, nine in number were present
and the day was one long to remem-
ber by all. A token of their esteem
| they nrpsentpd Mr. and Mrs PETTY