The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-04-13
Mrs. N. b. Davis was over from
Forgan Tuesday.

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T. j. Bond of Knowles was in
our city. business Tuesday.
]. w. Renfrow and assistant are
assessing at Garland township north
OF Gate, this week.
II. c. Drockhause OF Woodward
was here on court business the first
of the week.
w. b. Hanly attended club
meeting at Union school near Gray
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stalling we're
Beaver callers from the South Flats
Tuesday.
Mr.. Morris from the west end of
the county was in Beaver last Sat
urday.
Fay Renfrow has been Ill since
last Saturday with tonsilitis, but is
better now.
II. T. Simpson OF near Booker.
Texas, was in Beaver attending to
business Tuesday.
Ledru Healey is here from Fort
Worth, Texas, this week being called
here by the death OF his uncle, John
Savage.
N. T. Stewart, Cashier OF the
First National Bank of Laverne. was
business visitor here Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Frank Kamas of Knowles passed
through Beaver Tuesday on his way
TO Booker and Perrytos, Texas, on
business.
Chas Brown and son. Tom. for
merly of Beaver county, but now
of shattuck, were Beaver callers
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Loofbourrow
returned to Buffalo Tuesday. They
came TO Beaver on account of the
death of John w. Savage.
Attys. C. w. Herod OF Woodward
and o. c. Wybrant of Woodward
and ID. w. Buckner OF Gate were
court visitors here this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Emory Trekel of
Liberal, Kansas, were called to Bea-
yer the latter part of last week by
the death OF the latter's uncle, Mr..
Savage.
Mrs. Chatie Harmon from near
Elkhart. Kansas, came to Beaver
the latter part of last week to be
with her sister. Mrs. Savage, during
the latter's sorrow.
Clyde Williams passed through
Beaver Tuesday on the way to his
home In the southeastern part of
the county after a few days visit
with his brother, Ralph Williams.
who teaches at Locust Grove, north
west of Forgan.
w. f. Bass OF Elmwood was In
Beaver Tuesday and while here he
called at the express Office and got
pair OF Muscovey ducks shipped to
him by his brother from Iowa.
These are fine specimens. much lar
ger than the ordinary ducks. Mr..
Bass intends to raise quite flock.
ID. Key passed through Beaver
Tuesday with a truck load of furni-
ture which he is moving to Ash
land where his family is to live.
They formerly resided near Booker,
Texas. We regret to lose this fam
lily but wish them success in their
new home.
Claud Burnam OF May came up
the latter part OF last week for
visit and to attend to some business
matters. His siser, Miss Maude.
who has been teaching school near
Guymon, finished up her term and
came to Beaver Saturday. She re-
turned home with her brother the
first Of the week.
Mesdames w. G. Stranathan and
L. l.. Fickel and Miss Maude o.
Thomas were dinner guests at the
home OF Mrs. o. II. Cafky at For
gan Sunday evening. They re-
mained over night and together
with Mrs. Cafky and a friend from
Liberal. left on the train Monday
morning for Oklahoma City, where
they will attend Grand Chapter
Eastern Star and go TO Weatherford
to attend the District Convention OF
Women's clubs.
Mrs. Hattie Tremain of Iuka. Kan
T, sas, arrived Saturday evening for a
visit with her sister. Mrs. j. r.
Quinn. She expects TO remain two
or three weeks. IL will be interest
ing to know that Mrs. Tremain is
the mother of Miss Stella Tremain,
who sailed for China last summer
as a missionary. The church here
is especially interested in Miss Ire
main and they receive splendid let
tiers from her. telling of conditions
there. The Sunday School felt high
ly honored by Mrs, Tremain's pres
ence Sunday morning.