The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-06-13
NORTH FORK

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and Mrs. r. VI. Stenson the 18th and
left q 10-pound boy. Mother and
baby are both doing nicely. They
will call the young soldier Cafl
Kenneth.
A few OF the friends and neighbors
OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Cheen gath
cred at their home Tuesday evening
TO bid farewell to their nephew. Hugh
McKorkIe. who was called to the col
ors and left for training the follow
ing day.
Clarice williams spent Tuesday
night with Mrs. Lloyd Ginsman.
Z. c. Legg put a new wheel on
his windmill tower Thursday.
Mrs. b. J. Mesner and children
visited with Mrs. Williams Tuesday.
| Joe Michel Is able TO work in the
field again
| Mrs. p j. Gheen Is able TO be out
again otter her recent illness.
Mrs. Anderson was a new worker
at the Red Cross rooms Friday.
Our Red Cross captain. Sam Whit
low. held a business meeting at his
home Monday night of assistant cap
tains. They appointed their helpers
for the next weeks Red Cross drive
and as all are very enthusiastic about
the work we are expecting more than
our quota from this branch
Riley Ginsman Is helping his
brother. Lloyd. fence his pasture to-
day Saturday.
i II. J. Mesner and Eph Henson
were helping Arthur Williams move
some fence on his Texas farm the past
week.
Mrs. Newsom, In company with the
"Cottage Cheese" demonstrator. was
at Mrs. Cal Williams Monday even
ing TO demonstrate the making OF
cheese to the ladies of this neigh
borhood.
Percy Cheen. who leaves for the
training camp at Ft Riley. Kansas
Monday. was honored by a barbecue
and dinner given by his friends and
neighbors at the home OF his parents
Mr. and Mrs. p. J. Ghecn. Wednes-
day. Percy's friends are numbered
|, by his acquaintance and they all
turned out in body to do him honor
The day was one TO be long remem-
bered by all who participated in the
pleasures. The afternoon was spent
in music. a number OF patriotic
songs were sung by the young folks
and In the evening the crowd all
went TO the home of Alva Clark "a
do honor 10 Jesse Jacobs. who also
leaves Immediately for training. The
crowd was swelled to an immense
throng by his neighbors and friends
, This time we all had music galore
by player piano and about half the
crowd who could not find room in the
house whiied away the time playing
. various games in the out OF doors
The best wishes Of all go with the
boys and We feel assured they will
do honor TO old Beaver county and
come back covered with .anrels.
Mr. and Mrs. X. ID. Thomas and
family spent Friday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Cheen
The Flying Squadron" made
Sophia on schedule time with theiI
soldier boy. but as there was nc
building suitable to house the people
! II was rather disagreeable 70. the
! ! takers and musicians. A great mum.
ber OF the Sophiaites followed them
to Sunset to hear the soldier boy tel
OF his experiences In the battles OF
France. We felt real proud of oui
: little burg bidding over $3.50 on "Ths
/. Flag" when Sunset only came thru
: with 80 some odd dollars. The tall
OF the soldier boy and short talk,
3 made by Stacy Wells. Judge Spohr
and J. w. Steffen were all yer,
, much enjoyed and especial mention
3 should be made of the beautiful
: song. "Over There" sung by Mes
danes Coffiy, Edwards, Miss Mauds