davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ordway new era., 1921-11-25

The Delinquent Taxes above listed the same as appear
upon the records Of this office
Witness my hand and seal this 18th day Of November 1921
GEORGE "A. WALKER.
County Tfeasssrer
The Ordway new era., 1921-11-25

Delinquent Sewer Taxes the Town of Sugar City As
to the County Treasurer for Colection
Mote This assessment was certified to the County Treasure
without the names of the owners)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05
C0RONER'S JURY
AT LAST QUITS
Unable to Fix Response
bility for Death of
Mrs. Oat Brown
SESSION FOUR MONTHS
Many Suspects Arrested But
Evidence Lack TO Hold
Them For Trial

"N"''HI 10 IN0 WoII1.
FAIRFAX, oct t--fn session of
and on four months and three days
in attompts 90 locate tho murderer
OF Mrs. Oat Brown, an OHngo Indian
woman and wife OF Uut Brown, tho
Usage county corouor'H jury has
finally boon discharged ct Fairfax
by Judge a. T.. wilson, acting cor-
onnr without any solution 10 tine
crime being developed. Mrs. Brown b
body, the woman evident having
hocu Killed ny shooting. VISA found
lu rayiuo on ThrNo-Mlle crock,
four miles east of Fairtnx on May
a. and on May 2B Judge Wilson
Onpan,led the CorOucrs fury In
the meantime tho jury has mot.
from time 90 time, as new evidence
would be- secured.
Immediately following tho muir
der. Scott Mathis. who was named
administrator Of the WomHn'a estate,
Offered reward Of s2,OGG. and
numerous officers in addition 10 do
toctIvc have been busy on tho case.
The woman's husband was arrested
ut ono time, following an alleged
confession of Asa Thomas of Great
Bend. kan, but AN Investigation
proved brown entirely innocent and
no credcnce Is placed IN Thomaa'
action, NJ he was arrested at Great
Bend on 10 forgery charge, prior 10
his alleged confession, and his nc
tion was thought 60 be an Httompt
to draw attention from the other
charge against him.
Joe Allen. a KicHapoo Indian, and
Rose Usage. AN Usage Indian, were
arrested and held for a time and
then released because OF u lack Of
evidence, ana Htill later -. H. Burch
art. taxi driver Of Fairfax, was
arrested but released when pro-
lmlnary was given him. Many
people were taken before the cor
oncr's Jury TO testify n ia an
nuunccd that tho search FOR tho
murderer viii not be abandoned.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05
JAZZ AND LIQUOR
.ENLIVEN | LEAGUE.
Only the Japs and Chinese
Delegates DO Nothing
But Work

GENEVA .--Jnzl bands and pokcr
dice, Martini cocktails and Scotch
highhAllH. dominucs pud automobile
rides Keep the princes, prime min
listers. foreign ministers and plain
citizens who are delegates 90 the SOC
ond assembly Of the league Of uL-
lions from s'tt!us rusty whom the
days work is over.
Ills liighness Prince Arfn -od-
Dowloh, former minister OF Justice
aud porHla'a delegate, ~ the leagues
Ercutc9t lazz ficnd. Ills fsvorito ro-
sorts ARE tho Euraal. whore every
thing from gin flzzcs 10 champagne
flow with utmost freedom until
a. m. nightly and MaNim's. % par
ody uu IA" famous Paris restaurant
of the Same name.
Now. Maxim's is notorious for the
number OF dcmi mond"s who iufost
Il nightly. Truly representative arc
they Of tho league of nations, for
they come from all quarters of the
glObc. And they are stony hearted
ladios. quite ready To- demand 90
Swiss francs from any stranger who
dances with then. or cvon cOuycrsea
with thcm across the table.
Maybe the prince knew about this
ana maybe he didn't But the other
night, just attor he had delivered
lengthy speech u the assembly,
roasting tho league for doing moth
Ing on disarmament he wandered
INTO M8Xim'E, took seat and or
dorod a bottle OF champagne at "a
price that shook Pcrsla's treasury
PCrsians Jp-tO-Dntc.
A Spanish girl, with flashing eyes,
engaged his highucss In cOnvcrsa-
ton, Next she borrowed cigarct
ana glass pr wine. Things were
going along gayly In rapid fire Span
ish until the prince discovered that
It was late aud he had TO be going.
lie called for his derby and started
for tho door.
uta.
Hero, you, give me somo money
you've wasted my whole EVENING""
she snapped.
hut they evidently don't raise
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

them green" out In Persia Ills
hiRhncFB responded with u gracious
smile, gracious bow and gracious
Iaiaing 90 the hat as hc passed out
the door but without bDstowing "a
blessed sou Tho spanish speaking
walters around Maum's r1ld the
girl said FOuo rough things about
tho prince
Last year Inudma'H delegate and
ono Of tho t loglto8 from tIIrIny
wore frcqucr dancers 40 tho kur-
snail This year - number Of dele
gat"g mp wine around The dance
floor but the toddlirg and shimmy
Ink Nro executed largely boy young
aoCrothrioa with F'uuEruphors aud
Rirl secretaries from headquarters
of tho league.
Attached iu tho ga1o doe Rcfor-
nations. whore Tho assembly holds
ifs meetings. 10 iho Hotel Victoria
The Nirtrla has o. email bar pre-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05
For the sake of your babies
see our baby today

Comfort, security and health are
ARcoLA's gift; and it pays for itself
in an amazingly short time. The
price is so low it will surprise you
500 higher last year than now.
For the sake of your whole family
your babies especially-go to your
Heating Contractor and see our baby
today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05
BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try Grandmother's Old Fa-
vorite Recipe of Sage Tea
and Sulphur

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and sulphur. properly COM
pounded, brings back the natural
color and lustre 60 the hair when
faded, strcakcd or gray. Years ago.
the only way to get this mixture was
20 make it AT home, which is mussy
and troublosome, Nowadays. by ask
ing at any drug store for "wyoth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" YOU
win get large bottle OF this famous
old recipe. improved by the addition
OF other ingredients, at small cost.
Don't stay gray! Try Il! No ono can
possibly tell that you darkened your
hair. as II does 1t so naturally and
evenly, You dampen a sponge oI
small brush with II ana draw Il
through your hair. taking one smal
strand at n time; by morning tn,
gray hair disappears, and after an
othar application or two your hal
hccomes beautifully dark, glossy AN,
attractive. .--AdNt'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05
old grandmother Gag
HUoires Jimmy in Some
Painful Embarrdssments

NEW YORK, oct Like
other office boys. Jimmy, employed
by tho Guaranty Trust company
has grandmother who dies fre-
puoutly uUd conveniently whom
over Jimmy wants a few DAYS OFF
lu' the last "doith" nearly cost
him his job and now iH costing
him an his spare pcuuiob.
Tho banks employee club fclt
No SORRY for Jimmy mat they scnt
bouquet Co Et1udWI'H funeral
Camo this telephone call from
JimmVs houbu.
we h1y, just received some
flowers from the bank Can you
ton mo what thrv afp'fur2"
When Jimmy returned from the
funeral u was docrood that hc
Hhoul' refund tho price OF tho
flIWurH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05
Attorney General Rules
Women Hare Right to
Wear Pants on Street

OLYMPIA, wash, oct. 4. --
''Womon have their rights" tho at
torney general OF the state OF wash D.
ington ruled. Let them wear 'cm,"
"'Km" meant pants--the kind
men wear.
The marshal OF the town Of Xillnh
had complained TO the attorney gem
eral that women OF the village where
no tried to enforce the laws were
refused to obey his command To
carrying on by parading through
the streets in pants" and that they
'"dress decently."
So he appealed 20 the attorney
general TO end the practice.
But the state official ruled against
him---that they have right 20
wear lem"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05
FALSE DIAGNOSIS is FATAL
Healthy Youth obscsS-cd with Error
of Woman Doctor.

GENEVA, oct. T. - 4 tragedy
Of mistaken diagnosis has been on
acted here
Tho son OF n wealthy Swiss bank
er was sent to Stuttgart TO learn
German. He fell IN and IA woman
doctor who was called In declared
him to be suffering from hereditary
disease
Tho boy returned here and physi-
clans who saw him declared that
the woman doctor had been mistnk-
en-. He was perfectly healthy.
Tho verdict however. has 20
proyel or the boys mind tha; no
has been sent to an asylum as hope
lessly insane.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

sidod over by a pink checked Swiss
bafmaid VINO learned 20 mix drink =
from an American bartender In a
hotel at Lucernc.
Here a visitor may find Scnor
GHstuo de- Cunha, Ambassador 20
Paris and head of the Brazilian del
cgauou, who barely missed election
az president Of tho league assembly.
mounted ON stool and shaking dice
with % fellow delegate Tor whisky
FOur, Grouped around him are
other delegates demanding every
thing from beer % brandy and over
in the corner. taking tea, the head
~ the siamosc delegation, Prince
Charpuu, ana his daughter, q strik-
lngly attractive girl who this year,
H- last, ia The undisputrd belle Of
the asso mbly meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

CUSHING, oct. 4.--Rvlativcs OF
irwin Donaldson, who died In France
during the war, have been notified
that his body has arrived in llo-
boken and will be shipped TO this
city Immediately The local Amerl-
can Legion post, which bears hts
name, will have charge OF the fu-
neral and the body will be buried
with fun military honors on It's ar
rival In this CITY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05

The red and yellow card
at the right is the sign of
a Heating or Sanitary
Engineer (formerly called
Steamhtter or Plumber)
who can show youARCoLA.
Look for it in his window.
1t will pay you to con-
suit him twice a year as
you do your Doctor or
Dentist. To have him ex-
anime and report on your
heating and plumbing costs
little. It may save you a
very great deal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-05
r,cIincs nurt $40. 900 worth.

HNOVTNT 70 TWN NVTTV.
ENID, oct. IA suit to collect
$50, 900 damages from @. Toedtman,
was filed In the office OF the district
court Friday hy w. H. Stewart OF
limo, which borders the west end OF
Enid Tho suit ls for alleged sland 70
cr and the plaintiff feels aggrlevod
TO the extent OF the sum mentioned.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-09-15

Young. James N. $3.50.
McClafflin. Jim. se.3o.
Lakey. D.. f1e.1s.
Foster. Carl. s1.2o.
Beulah Hall. s2o.29.
Smith. J. H.. s1.62.
Sallee. John. 50.
Butcher. ]. NJ. 50.
Sallee, Clarence. $3.50.
Moved by Daniel and seconded
by Drum that the resignation of
G.. W. Taylor. as Justice of Peace
District No. S. be accepted and
that r. l.. Jones be appointed JUS
tice Of District No. 6. Motion car
ried
Moved by Drum and seconded
by Daniel that Willis Jones be ap-
pointed County Weigher. Motion
carried.
Moved by Daniel and seconded
by Drum that the following rebates
be allowed. Motion carried
A. II. Blank, rebate on tax sale
certificate No. 70e of 1915 sale.
$3.50.
Price. Nj. D.. rebate on SEA sec
35. 7. 5, r.. 2s, under water
S29.05.
Moved by Drum and seconded
by Daniel to adjourn to meet We'd
nesday. September Z, 1921, at s
O'Clock A, NJ. Motion carried.
Board met pursuant TO adjourn
ment September 7. 1921. s o'clock
| a. NJ
Moved by Daniel and seconded
by Drum that the following miscel-
laneous bills be allowed. Motion
carried.
Roy & Co.. groceries. S71.
Knauss. A E., board of one in
mate. months county farm. $54.21
Beaver Light & Water Co. light
and water months. S13.55.
Tenny. F. p, janitor Teachers
Training Course, $40.
Chiflett. r. c.. lecture Teachers
Training Course. 500.
Schiff- Mayer Co. supplies court
clerk. soc
Cramer. Fred S. Mfg. Co. sup
plies janitor. s11.S4.
McCormick-Ma Mathers Co., supplies
Co. Supt.. $3.50.
Walker Taylor, supplies, S11S.45.
News-Dispatch. supplies. S195.SS.
Cooperative Pub. Co., supplies.
S47.16.
State of Oklahoma, keep OF in
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-09-15
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES

Sunday. September 11th. we broke
Ike record in attendance for the
simmer, l12 being present with
an offering OF S6.91.
Bro. Stamps Joined the Men y
6ihle class and Bro. Walter Fickel
EGs'a visitor Everyone was glad
% hEye Mr.. Fickel with us again
IS he seems one OF us.
Mrs. Ocie Watkins was a new
member in the Young Peoples class
There are a number OF others who
Eouid come u they have person
Al Invitation Let ms stay on the
5ob and let them feel the Influence.
Miss Lucille Egbert who is again
attending our high school reentered
ne loyal Daughters class. This
3sEa also had one new member
Mss Avis Tiffin. who is in Beaver
lor school.
Homer Sewers the guest OF Hugh
and Roger Thomas visited the Loyal
Sons class.
The Loyal Boys had big class
SUNDAY and go' on -he honor roll
'Or the first time this summer.
The browns" in me contest had
setter get busy now that these boys
nave Naked up.
The Primaries report two visitors.
Iona Bogue and Ruth Mann were
n the Beginners department. also
lorraine Quinn brought her little
cousin. Virginia Rather, as visitor
At the close OF the lesson period
Bro. Hanley read to the school an
encouraging and inspiring letter
rom Bro. Needham and family who
are now located al Prue.
Monday being the birthday OF one
q our faithful sisters. Mrs. Geo
Wright. large number of mem
aers OF the church gathered at the
nigh school building and went over
m body at S o'clock and gave
,er a delightful surprise The
evening was spent in social chat
singing and outdoor games At 10
s'clock all began carrying in cakes
&c cream and sherbet which was
dispatched in short order and all
departed for home wishing Mrs
Xright many more happy birthdays
Miss Wilma Wickizer, the secre
Eary Of Womens' work of the Okla
Koms Christian Missionary societl
xili not be here on the 18th o.
september as formerly announced
3ut will be with the Beaver churci
October 9th-the Sunday precedin.
Ehe district convention at Guymon
ider talk at IL a. m. will be espe
Gtaiiy for young people. In tn,
afternoon will be childrens meet
ing. followed by discussions con
serning the work and plans To-
me Womans' Missionary society
The main address will be ia TIA,
~ruing at O'Clock and will d,
n special interest 10 everybody 3
E'ei all plan TO hear her.
Owing to i'll health Miss Loi
kRinn is unable 10 enter school n
stiiWater as she had planned TO do
The Loyal liustlers are glad q
xeep their beloved teacher. but ar,
indeed sorry for her illness.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-09-15

mates at hospital. s521.3s.
Bridwell. J. L.. board for prison
ers. s6S.s0.
Els, Z. E.. mileage. s94.30.
Karnes. ]. o.. mileage. s11.s0.
Bridgewater. II. B.. mileage.
s42.sO.
BridwelI. j. L.. mileage. s43.5O.
Bridgewater. ". B., telephone.
stamps, drayage. s35.49.
Bridgewater. II. B.. expense trip
to Hutchinson, Kansas, s42.65.
Beaver Hardware Co., supplies
janitor. S275.
Henson. W. L.. stamps, telephone.
s21.1O.
Ayers. C. T.. judgment for back
salary. s220.
Tenny. F. r.. making desk in
treasurer's office. s27.
Hall. Beulah. telephone. s2.25.
Hall, Beulah. stamps. drayage,
freight and carbon. $3.50.
Thomas. Maude o.. commission
ers' proceedings. supplies, sS925.
Gardner. Edwin s.. telephone,
sS.77.
Gardner. Edwin s.. expenses Ok
lahoma City. s4O.SO.
Keith, Jessie. stamps asd tele-
phone. s6.0S.
Cowan. T. NJ. stamps and tele-
phone, $4.9O.
Bridgewater. H. B., telephone,
$50.
West, l.. p. ice book. Sc
Cravens, G.. w. removing fur.
mace from basement. S41,
Moved by Daniel and seconded
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-09-15
An Ideal pursative

Asa purgative. Chamberlain's Tab
cts are the exact thing required
5ssonE enough for the most robust
;nsid enough for children. They cause
I'D agreeable movement Of the bowels
siiht'at any of that terrible gripping
WY are easy and pleasant to take
md agreeable in effect
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-09-15

By Drum that the following bills
be allowed. Motion carried.
Nobel, o.. health officer. s72.sO.
Rogers, DR.. c. L.. inspecting and
fumigation. $40.
Brown, Belle, nurse hire and
board. Della Clark. $40.
Mendenhall. o. o.. funeral ex-
pense Hosford. $95.
Malone & Co.. work on furnace
and toilets, s123.11.
Hanly, W. B., expense in get
ting harvest hands. s15.75.
Macarthur. A. L., meals for jurors,
s1170.
Ellexson. ]. A.. inquest of Long
necker. So.
CONTINUED Next week)
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-09-15
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
September Session

Board OF County Commissioners
met In regular session r. X. Drum,
Chairman; A. G.. Daniel. member
present.
Trial Of School Districts 47-56-31
came on for trial and was heard
in the court room. Petition granted
by Board OF County Commissioners.
Case appealed 10 District Court.
Board adjourned to meet Tues
day, September s. 1921.
Board met pursuant TO adjourn
ment. r. II. Drum, Chairman: a.
G.. Daniel. present. Moved By Drum
and seconded by Daniel that the
following reports be approved. Mo-
tion carried.
Cowan, T. NJ, treasurer.
Keith. Jessie. court clerk.
Hall. Beulah. county clerk.
Bridgewater. n b.. sheriff.
Karnes. J. o., under sheriff.
Els. f. E.. field sheriff.
Bridwell. J. L.. isilor.
Taylor. G.. W.. justice OF peace.
Moved by Daniel and seconded
by Drum that the following salary
claims be allowed. Motion carried
Gardner, Edwin s.. county at
torney. S15s66.
Meese. II. D., county Judge.
$165.66
Drum. F. H.. county commission
er. s46.S4
Daniel. A. G., county commission
er. $49.S4
Mendenhall. o. o.. county com
missioner. s49.74
Daniel. A. c., inspecting roads.
S6.
Drum. F. H.. inspecting roads. 80.
Bridgewater, II. B., sheriff,
S166.66.
Karnes. J. o.. under sheriff s125.
Els. f. f.. field sheriff, $125
Bridwell. J. l., jailor. 500.
Bridwell. J. L.. janitor, S25.
Hail. Beulah, county clerk. $50.
Moore. Richard. deputy county
clerk. $50.
Birdsell. Maude, deputy county
clerk. $7200.
Cowan. T. NJ, county treasurer.
$4,000.
Drum c. X. deputy county treas
urer. $50.
Miller. a. B., deputy county treas
urer. $S1.
Brown, B. c., assisting county
treasurer. 500.
Renfrow, J. w, county assessor,
$50.
Karnes. G. H.. deputy county as
SCISSOR. $4,000.
Henson, w. L.. county superin-
tendent, $3.50.
Stephenson. Gwen, deputy county
superintendent. SIS.
Hill, w. Homer, teaching in
Teachers Training Course. 500.
| Gilbert. G. s., Teaching in Teach.
ers. Training Course. Sis.
Keith. Jessie, court clerk. $3.50.
Fickel Jessie, Mae. deputy court
clerk. $50.
Hickmon. w. A.. registering o.
births and deaths. $3.75.
Derthick, b. s.. registering o.
births and deaths. $3.50.
Carson. W. T.. registering o
births and deaths. s4.75.
Knauss. A. f.. salary and keel
one inmate county farm. s71.5O.
Quinn. J. r., county surveyor
$500.
Couch. J. W, one day jury com
missioner, So.
Braidwood. Thomas p, one da!
jury commissioner, SO.
Forde. =. X, engineering ser
vices. s345.17.
Moved and seconded to adjourn
to meet at one O'Clock Septembe
l6. 1921. Motion carried.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at l o'clock p. m.
The hour arriving for bids to b,
iopened on bridges as advertised
the following bids were opened ant
read;
T. C. Ottinger. total bid or iuml
sum bid. SIS. 10000.
Northwest Construction Company
total bid or lump sum bid. SIS,
7S6.00.
Williams, j. w. total bid o
lump sum bid. s13.5S4.45.
The county engineer filed his es
innate for the construction o
\ l.. a ~
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-09-15

Getting. Cecil. Sill.
Harmon. G.. L.. s1.25.
Johnson. Everett. s1.20.
Wahl. A. p. s43s.
Losing. W. A.. r.s5.
Adelman. L. T.. s2.79.
Kelly. Clyde. Sill.
Parker, Ralph. 4sc
Daugherty. r. NJ. s249.
Jones. 5. A.. SIC.
Boyle. Wm. F.. 50.
Townsend. Edward, 7Sc.
Friesen. Gerhard, 99c.
Herrick. Joe. SIPS
Owens. Frank. 66c.
Tate. A. F., SO.
Classify. Lonnie. 75c.
Noble. Oscar, 7Sc.
Kochel. G.. W. s1.s3.
Mitchell. Ross s.. s5.s4.
Stains. Herman, 50.
Collins. p. b.. S17.
Groves, Bruce. 50.
Snow. J. o.. 81.
Richardson. NJ. j.. 90c.
Burkart. H.. S225.
Dunn. Charles. S1.35.
Goodner. Clifford. t2.46.
Gettings. Roy. 96c.
Post. Mat. s1.92.
Potter. r. B.. S1.O2.
Sutherland. ]. r., 50.
Grimwood, D. w. SO.
Mcfarland. Robt.. 81
Whims. W. C.. IS.
Whitaker, Bide. 80.
Bennett. +. A., 50.
Sagerty. A. f, s23.25.
Wilson. V. NJ. IS.
Whitaker. Bide, 81.
Drake. Glen w. 50.
Taylor, J. H.. s5.75.
Correll. II. E.. SO.
Kelly. James c.. $3.50.
Parker. Ralph. s132.
Smothers, Charles. $500.
McAdams, Ben, S4.54
Woods, John. 81.
Rankin, c. F.. S126.
McAdams, Harry. $500.
Lakey. D., $2.40.
Oliver Fields, S1.99.
Johnson. Everett, $50.
Evans. J. D.. IS.
Stafford. J. NJ. $14.
Cope, C. c., s..
Mcleod. Harvey. SO.
Rldgway, John. $466.
Carter. viii. $50.
Farrell, ]. F., 72c.
Stone. G. f., s1.9S.
Stains, Herman, S4.14.
Evans. Harry o., 81.
Russell, Weir, 81
Booth. Jennie, S9.7o.
Savoy. Roy. s1.44.
Wells. Berton, 81.
Sheldon, Leland. s4.63.
Carrier, f. c., s1O.35.
Losing, w. A., 1884.
Jones, w. H.. $3.50
Anderson. Glen, $3.50.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-09-15
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES

Rev. Carter left for Oklahoma City
Inst week to know If possible his con
nsi'on- The doctors at the Baptist hos
iGai decided that he had abcess Of the
ssinnach and chronic appendicitis. Il.
wa successfully operated upon Tues
dhy of this week.
zrs. Overstreet, Of Olive Branch.
yss in this week for short time.
Ne were glad to have Miss Della
Roberts in our Young Peoples class
Sunday
Ne had no preaching Sunday, Rev.
carter being away We attended
shureh at the Methodist church and
.ntoyed the service
Wa have decided TO have 3. Y.P.U.
service, since we do not meet on the
street and want to C-U-B-A mem
er-
'nns Missionary Society 81 Mt pleas
.nk afternoon Thursday IN Miss
Edith Loofbourrow. Da1 refresh
meats were served and all ded il
aeifshtiui home IN which ct. The
seiety viii meet with L. T..
Realty Tins week.
LN-~trd mas been rece m Rev
sgh sandy as 10 his re- ut eK-
7pet hgn after the Fair.
AS. J. E. spurri mrs.
lSek sa3!ey were Lib Kansas
hopper Tuesday
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-09-15

e a 10 o.
Moved by Daniel and seconded
by Drum that j. w. Williams. OF
Williams Construction Co., be
awarded contract for construction
Of Bridges "a. 25. 26, 27. 2S and
2sA., his being lowest bid. for sum
of sl+374,45 for all bridges. which
with the structural steels bridges
total cost to s16.974,45.
All bids on Bridge 2SA rejected
and Williams Construction Co, TAX
ing contract at low bidders price
included in above.
Moved by Daniel and seconded
by Drum that the following bounty
claims be allowed, Motion car.
ried.
Savoy. Ray. 4sc.
Wilson. j. f.. sic.
Whitaker. Arthur, S6.1S.
McCune. Claude, s2.90.
Tyler, Robert. $50.
Petty Wilbur. 1915.
Cook. j. e., s4.32.
Verhelst, Pete. Size.
McClafin, G. f.. s46.40.
Beck, r. j.. 81.
Byrd, John w, $5.O4.
Potter. w. NJ. s1s.
Kile, Dale. sS.55.
Manning. Roy. $40,
Perryman, ]. A., 75c.
Overstreet, Andy, 45c
Jones. w. H., S6.1S.
Lakey. D., $l.S6.
Croendyke. Harold. S1.35.
Robinson. Geo. W., S1.20.
Sigman. Winnie, S1.26,
Fowler. Mrs. c.. Sl.a5.
PerTyman, J. w, sac.
Sanders. p. sec.
Fields, Oliver. 66c.
Whitmarsh. Joseph. $10S.
Slgman, Winnie, s1.56.
Savoy, James, 2lc.
Smith. Edward, Csc.
Whitaker, George, s1.65.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-09-15

f. Slocum, of Hillcrest Farm. near
Elmwood, transacted business in the
county seat today.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-09-15

Rev. Eatler is acting as sub
stitute teacher in the seventh grade
room in Forgan for awhile. He
drives back and forth each day.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-09-15

Mrs. E. Socum. of Elmwocd, left
this morning for Sayre for visit with
her parents.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-09-15

p. l.. Thomas substituted on rural
route A the first of the week while
Carrier Swiger enjoyed few days
vacation.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-09-15

AS J. E. spurri Mrs.
lGek a8!ey were Lib Kansas
Ahopper5 Tuesday