The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-04-06
Earl McCurdy was in from Couch
Saturday

Beaver caller Saturday,
T. j. Judy and wife Of Mocane were
Beaver callers Saturday.
J. f. Bass of Elmwood was a Beaver
caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Duley of Balko
vicinity were Beaver callers Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Maple and son Earl were
in Beaver Saturday.
DR.. E. Heady was county seat visi.
tor from Gate Tuesday.
! 4. A. Pugh was Beaver caller from
Balko Tuesday.
j. w. Noble marketed wheat here
Tuesday.
Attorney d. w. Buckner is a court
visitor from Gate this week.
Mrs. George Kerns was a Beaver
shopper from west of Forgan Tuesday.
J, R Murry and son Clarence were
business visitors at court Monday.
Jesse Caldwell of Logan was in Bea-
yer Monday.
The little son Of E. B. Gardner is
improving slowly, following his critical
illness.
Mrs. F. p. Tenny took very i'll Tues
day morning. We hope to be able to
report her recovery soon.
| Born-t to Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Starch
er, south of Beaver, girl baby, April
3, 1922.
Mrs. B. F. Tedder, who has been in
very poor health, is feeling much bet
ter this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Phebus of Sunset
were Beaver visitors Saturday after
noon and evening.
The board of county commissioners
met this week for the regular trans
action of county business.
F. C. Tracy and o. F. Pruett made
business trip to Woodward Wednesday
of last week to buy goods for the
formers general merchandise store.
Lee Blake, who was unable to return
to Hooker in his car on account of the
rain, went by way of Liberal, Kansas,
on the mail car Monday.
County Assessor ]. w. Renfrow and
F. S. Mckay returned to Beaver Tues
day from Dombey where they have
been assessing.
E. L. Fickel and w. /. Thorne the
latter from Oklahoma City, made a
business trip to LaKemp on loan busi-
ness Tuesday.
Ben Stedman and Grandma Waddle
left Saturday for Wichita, Kansas,
where the latter is going to visit her
daughter, Mrs Ben Stedman, and to
have her eyes treated.
A letter from Mrs. G. w. Robson,
Billings, encloses renewal Of sub
scription and states they must have
The Herald. They send greetings to
Beaver friends.
Chas, Crawford, Republican wheel
horse of Benton township, and his
brother-in-law, Bert Chockley, of that
vicinity. were here Saturday and took
out lumber tor new house which the
la ter 10 building on his fam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Meeker returned
to Beaver last Friday from Campo,
Elder and Joy Coy, Colorado, where
they have branch stores. They will
remain in Beaver during court to assist
at their Beaver store here.
c. L. Sanders, representative of the
Brotherhood Of American Yeoman,
passed through Beaver Saturday on
his way to Guymon. He expects to re-
turn here u short time for work in
this section.
Mrs. o. II. Cafky, vice-chairman of
Beaver precinct No. 2, tForgan), was
here Saturday attending the Demo-
cratic County Central Committee meet
ing. She was made county vice. chair
man.
Among the visiting attorneys at d is
triet court this week ara ]. @. King of
Liberal, Kansas, Chas. Alexander of
Woodward, J. d Breslin Of Guymop,
j. L. Gleason OF Enid, Mr.. Robertson
OF Wood ward and Roscoe Ridley of
Guymon.
Geo. webb was in from Cottonwood
the past week and left a renewal OF
subscription. Mr. Webb has read this
paper 80 long that it has become a
liked habit and he couldn't quit il he
wanted to do 80, which, he says, he
does not,
Misses Berreice Lebo, Ena harlew
and Rosa Davidson, from east of For
uan MARA rnastc ~ Ai.. C.rr,. C,,;th