The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-03-23

called in Beaver wednesday.
FL. Bayliff, wife and little daugh-
ter from Clear Lake were here We'd
nesday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Harry Beatty and Mrs.
Emma Humphrey of Balko we're shop
ping in Beaver Tuesday and calling on
Mrs. A. s. Dickson.
The city is extending the water main
about thousand feet west. This will
take the advantages of city water to
''Tipperary."
Miss Fern Shuler was a guest Sun
day of Miss Mary B. Hanly They went
on to their school near Floris Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Joe Meese returned Friday night
to her home at Beaver after several
months visit with her sister, Mrs. Mar
ion Smith, at Hobart
Miss veda Gardner was called home
from Goodwell Thursday of last week
on account Of the serious illness of her
baby brother.
Tim Baily arrived home Friday night
from Wichita, Kansas. where he has
been for treatment of his eyes. He
returns very much improved.
J. w. Williams, who is working on
bridges in the southwest part of the
county, passed through Beaver Thurs
day on his way to Rosston.
Sheriff Bridgewater left Sunday
morning with C. H. Walker and o. M.
Taylor, whom he was taking to the
State penitentiary at McAlester.
Luther Bridwell, Moody Bridgewater
who is here visiting his brother, and
L. II. Gambill drove to the formers
farm near Riverside Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Barby are in Bea-
yer this week. Mrs. Barby is visiting
her mother and Mr.. Barby is looking
after business matters.
Mrs. Claude Jones, sister of Mrs. E.
B. Gardner, and Harry Barnes, BROTH
er.in-law, from Perryton, Texas. came
to Beaver Tuesday They returned
home Wednesday.
Rev. T. j. Bradley, from Kansas,
passed through Beaver Saturday on
his way to Willow Creek where he will
remain as pastor of the United Breth-
rem church.
Buhl Bradshaw s painting h e
benches and desks in the court room
this week. This was badly needed and
will add greatly to the appearance of
the court room.
J. G. Hughes, A. B. Copple, C. NJ.
Bourquin, Albert Ford, Elmer Baldwin,
Ed Clark and George Ainsworth were
county seat visitors from Logan Sat-
urday.
Mrs. w. X. Mann left Sunday for
Colorado in response to message that
her daughter, Mrs. Roy Skinner. is
critically i'll. Miss Esther Skinner and
Ebert Pattee accompanied Mrs. Mann.
A license was issued Friday of last
week to Mr.. Fay Davis and Miss Min
ME Kile, who were united in marriage
by Judge Meese. We wish the happy
couple much joy and prosperity.
J. M. Waters of Parsons, Kansas,
arrived in Beaver Friday of last week.
Mr.. Waters represents the M. X. & T.
Railroad Company and is here in the
interest of the tax department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moody Bridgewater
and little girl arrived in Beaver last
Friday night from Greenfield, Indiana,
for several weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Bridgewater.
J. w. Renfrow and family were Sum
day guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Law near Balko. Mrs.
Oliver Renfrow returned with them to
Beaver for weeks visit.
Among those from Forgan who at
tended the st. Patrick ball at Beaver
were Mr.. and Mrs. Rufe Whisenant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Shaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Groves and Ella Weeden
Mrs. Ethel Hardin, formerly Miss
Ethel Hibbs, came from Weatherford
the latter part of last week. Her
mother, Mrs. Asa Hibbs, is very i'll
and Mrs. Hardin has come to be with
her.
Mrs. Clara Smith is having the re-
modelling of her home begun this week.
She is having basement put under
the house and a furnace installed.
When completed it will be a modern,
stucco bungalow.
II. B. Bridgewater purchased piano
from Mrs. II. M. Buick this week.
Mrs Buick is disposing of her goods
and will leave for Montrose, Colorado,