The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-11-15
BLUE GRASS ECHOES


Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Woodward re-
turned from Woodward October 2S,
where they visited II. J. Woodward
and Mrs. Woodward. While there
Mrs. Woodward had a slight opera
tion performed on a tooth. Teeth
used to be of so common a nature
Just an NJ. ID. was sufficient to take
care OF them. Later. they arrived to
the dignity OF having a dentists care
and now, as in the case OF the lady
above mentioned. an X-ray picture
is often demanded before a dentist
will consider a case. Time makes
| changes.
The Blue Grass Social Club held
their regular meeting November 1 at
the home OF Mrs. August Kroeger.
After routine business the afternoon
was spent In tying a comforter for
Bro Neff. Letters from officers OF
Red Cross we're read by president and
work discussed. The club voted to
take in work and IL necessary call
| special meetings for work. the extra
Red Cross supplies. The next regu-
lar meeting will be with Mrs. !. u.
Stevens. December 9Th.
The young folk enjoyed a Hallow-
cen party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Callahan. The regular stunts
and. perhaps some additional ones.
we're provided for the entertainment
| OF the guests.
Miss Jessie Fuller was the inno-
cent(?) victim OF surprise Satur-
day evening. October 81. Those pres
ent report good time.
| Thomas Roach attended the party
at the home OF Chas. Birdsall, near
Madison, October 81.
| Messrs. Ralph Fuller and brother,
Clifford. are keeping bachelors hall
on the Bealmer farm.
A. l.. Petty's gray team OF horses
is added to the list of those suffering
from the effects OF eating cane. At
last reports they we're In a serious
condition.
Dell Armstrong last seven head OF
cows the past week caused from the
effects OF eating frosted kafir. Other
farmers have met with similar losses.
C. l.. Baker and Frank Fades have
sold their broom corn at $4,000 per
ton. Others are still holding for a
better price.
Every available header is being
pressed into service to take care of
the grain which is going down. Much
OF II will have to be picked up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fades were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hurt No
vember 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Kroeger were
guests at the Petty home November
Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins are the
proud parents of son and heir.
Mrs. John Coffman accompanied
her daughter, nellie, as far as Wichi-
Ia. Kansas. Saturday. November 3. on
her way to Lindsborg. Kansas. where
she will enter Bethany College as a
student In music. Mrs. Coffman re-
turned home that evening.
Mrs. C. II. Meyer has been quite
sick again the past week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. I. Il. Stevens enjoyed
a visit the past week with Mrs. Will
liams. a relative from Sunset. Some
of the club members had talk with
Mrs. Williams and were much inter.
ested In the account she gave of the
work they were doing for the Red
Cross in her neighborhood.
> The Rally Day service by the Blue
Grass Sunday school, which was post
poned October 2S, on account of tn,
, inclement weather, was held Sunda,
night, November 4. This was in com
memoration of the founding of Pro
testantism by the leader. Martin Lu
[ :her. 400 years ago. The presen
7. crisis making II fitting time for
patriotic program the two were s,
skillfully blended that profit as wei
as pleasure was secured. The room
was appropriately decorated with tn
y National colors. President Wilson
picture and that of Martin Luthe
y were draped with the colors. Tn
National airs were prominent in tn
Q musical numbers. "a Pageant,
with Liberty and America In costume
was one of the features of this pre-
II gram worthy of mention. Four sis
> ter nations, bearing their nationa
colors, were received by Liberty an
= greetings exchanged. Probably tn
most effective part was when at. tn
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