The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-10-06

JEFF Holland went to Oklahoma City |
Friday. He returned on Sunday.
Roy Coons. Of Huntoon, Texas, spent
Sunday at his home in Beaver.
Roy Broadfoot and wife have opened
the dining room at the Bogue Hotel.
Johnnie NJ. Jones and family return
ed Monday night from the State Fair.
w Z. Smith, Of Logan, transacted
business here last week.
Walter Fickel and VI. A. Shuler re-
turned from the State Fair Saturday.
Tom Balleau, federal land Bank in
spector, of Geary, was in Beaver last
Saturday.
G. II. Karnes, deputy county asses
sor, was absent several days this week
from his work on account of an attack
of tonsilitis.
Walter Fickel left Thursday for
eastern Oklahoma where he has ac-
cepted position as teacher in high
school.
The Stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Barby, of Riverside,
Wednesday evening, October 5th, leav-
ing fine girl.
The salesman for the Burroughs
Adding Machine Company was in Bea-
yer Tuesday installing their system Of
bookkeeping az the Provost Brothers
Garage.
Special exercises we're held at the
Methodist Sunday School. The classes
were promoted according TO the grade
plan. The Young Peoples Class also
gave a shor missionary program.
Mrs. W. C. Stamper, of Bellview,
Texas, returned to her home Monday
Mrs. Stamper has been visiting hei
husband, who ia manager Of theLawton
Grain Company, for several weeks.
j. T. Cox, who relieved Mr.. Mart1
as depot agent during the latter's alb
sence while attending Masonic consis
tory at Guthrie, returned to Oklahoma
City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cafky left last even
ing for Wichita. Kansas, where they
will spend the weekend and where Mr.,
Cafky will receive some treatment for
his eyes.
w. l.. Henson, county superintend
ent, is out visiting schools this week.
He expects to be at Knowles Friday
night to assist with organizing Parent
Teacher Association.
Walter Miller, brother of A. B.
Miller, deputy county treasurer, is here
from Norwich, Kansas, this week on a
visit to the latter. He will perhaps
remain all winter.
Mrs. F. c. Tracy entertained the
Bide-a-Wee club at their regular meet
I ing yesterday. Mrs. X. II. Loofbour
row had charge of the program. De
lightful refreshments were served.
Roy Sappington and wife and daugh.
ter Leona, of Laverne, also C. f.
Herschberger, wife and family, of Buff
falo, spent Sunday at the home OF
County Agent Hanly and family.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Andas OF
Springfield, Colorado, spent Tuesday
night at the home of Rev, T. f. Car
ter, enroute to Memphis. Texas. Mr.
and Mrs. Andas are relatives of tn,
Carriers.
A new advertisement for the new
firm, Potter's Grocery, appears in thi
issue of The Herald. Mr.. Potter in
vites your trade and will be pleased I,
have you inspect his stock and ge
prices.
Otto Barby and Dude Sutheran,
shipped six carloads of cattle to Kan
sas City last Saturday. Both Mr.. Bar
by and Mr.. Sutherland accompanie
the cars. They will return Thursda
of this week
Mesdames j. w. Culwell and Fran
Maple, Misses Helen Murphy an
Maude o. Thomas drove to Forgan i
the latter's ear Saturday evening fo
the six o'clock dinner given by tn
Forgan Mothers Club.
Mrs, Beuldh Thomas, who has bee
in the Hutchinson, Kansas, hospit,
for the removal of tumor, returned I
her home near Beaver last Thursday
Her condition is very much improved
we are glad TO report.
DR.. l.. l.. Long returned home Sur
day night from his trip to Guthrie an
Oklahoma City, Mrs. Long came 8
far as Woodward and remained ther
over Monday. She returned HON
Monday night