The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-02-07
BLUE GRASS ECHOES

were guests OF MT. anu MIS-. august
Kroeger. January Goth.
Clifford Fuller has been on the sick
list the past week
4. l. Petty. who has been having
quite an epidemic OF the blackleg
among his cattle. made a hurry-up
"trip to Ashland. Kan. for vaccine.
He reports the disease in some degree
controlled His loss was consider
able.
The Murray threshing machine.
which was expected in the neighbor-
hood the latter part OF the week. was
delayed by the SHOWS and some acct
dent to machinery. They are now
threshing on the Worrall farm so un-
less another storm sets in they may
be looked for soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stevens at
tended the Rebekah lodge at Laverne
Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodner. OF
Fairview, with their guest. Ross
Goodner. OF Oklahoma City. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Adams
Monday. January 2lst.
Rufus Gregory was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Meyer Sunday.
January goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Adams and
daughter were guests of their son,
IC. w. Adams and Mrs. Adams, jan
uary Goth
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Stevens. of
Laverne, were guests at the Elmer
Stevens home Tuesday.
Several neighborhoods report an
epidemic OF roseola. Blue Grass SC
far has escaped.
Large crowds continue in attend
ance upon the revival services now in
session at the NJ. E. church at Fair
view. Quite a number from Blue
lGrass are regular attendants.
Miss verla Stevens spent Tuesday.
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Tom
lBrean.
The friends OF James Brown. for
lmerly OF Blue Grass. will regret to
learn OF his recent misfortune.
While riding horseback Friday, jan
uary 18th. his horse slipped and he
fell, fracturing his leg.
The district road overseers met
this week and decided upon the erec-
tion of two steel bridges on the public
road running east and west between
Woodward and Adams farms. The
freshets in the summer left a hole In
the road about ten feet deep and
lffteen feet wide and the overflow
caused considerable damage to the
Woodward orchard on the north side
OF the road. Cement wings and
cement foundations with good ap-
lproaches will. 1t is hoped, solve all
future problems. The two bridges
In the past were not strong enough
to stand the pressure OF the volume
of water which annually rises from
the overfowing tributaries from
streams south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fades re-
turned Wednesday from a visit with
relatives in Iowa. They were accom-
panied by Miss Ida Criswell. sister
OF Mrs. Fades. Miss Ida's friends
are glad to welcome her to her old
home again.
Mrs. F. A. Stevens. who has beer
Visiting at the home OF her father In
Bristow. returned home Tuesday.
! There seems to have been a mis-
understanding regarding the Junior
membership and we are advised by
the chairman OF the Beaver Count,
chapter that the following method II
necessary to form such membership
viz: The entire school must be en-
rolled and a sum equal TO 25 cent
for each pupil enrolled paid into th'
branch school fund. In some com
lmunities this is done by giving enter
ltainments where all or part is ap
p making II possible for every pupil I,
become Red Cross member. o
some pupils would pay extra. and thi
could be applied on some pupil
!, membership unable TO pay the 9
cents individually.
AS this work had not progresse,
I very far the Blue Grass branch viii
! be able to remedy the error and W
write this hoping 1t will save othe
branches from like error.
G. NJ. Gregory is able to be ou
again after his recent illness.
Buy W. =. =.
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