The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-03-30
Bill Hack OF Knowles was a
business visitor in Beaver Saturday.

II. =. Saggerty was a Beaver call
er from Konwles last Saturday.
Mrs. Maggie Buffalo from near
Floris was in Beaver Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Nichols was a Beaver
visitor Saturday from near Floris.
Mrs. George Angleton OF Forgan
shopped In Beaver Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Carter were
Beaver callers from Couch Saturday.
M. Il. League hauled grain to
Beaver Saturday.
Mr.. Saunders of Balko called In
Beaver Saturday.
Miss Bernice Lebo OF Forgan vi
cinity was a guest over the week.
end OF Miss Carrie Smith OF
Beaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess wigton Of
Couch vicinity were in Beaver last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ford and
son, Raymond, from Couch, were in
Beaver Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Smith were in
from the Couch neighborhood last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Jeffries were
Beaver visitors from near Floris
Saturday.
Ezra Evans from near Darrouzet,
Texas. was Beaver caller last Sat
urdy.
Mrs. Meta Hagan, who has been
visiting relatives on the Kiowa, re-
turned to Beaver Sunday evening.
Miss Marie Harris and Ebert Gift
were Liberal. Kansas. visitors Fri
day Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Springstein
were Beaver callers from Balkd VI
cinity.
Ben Jett OF Madison and G. II.
Hatton of Wichita, Kansas. were In
Beaver Friday attending to business
matters.
Aubry Yates and Bryan Arm
strong of Madison, who attend
school at Goodwell, we're at home
over Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Alta Mae williams spent the
weekend with her parents in Beav-
er. She returned to Goodwell,
where she attends school, Mon
day.
Misses Gladys and Edna Barby
spent the weekend at their home
near Knowles. They returned to
Goodwell Sunday, where they are at
tending school.
/. T. Mathis of Colorado Springs,
passed through Beaver Monday and
stopped for a short visit with his
brothers. His business would not
permit a longer visit.
Milford Barker has been danger
ously i'll, since Sunday. The exact
cause OF his Illness is not known as
yet, but 1t is thought that he has
brain fever or abscess on the brain.
County Assessor J. w. Renfrow
and Deputy F. s. Mckay went to
old LaKemp Monday to assess.
They will also be at Elmwood and
w. l.. Mason's this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Grady and
daughter of Floris vicinity and
Miss Minnie Wall, who teaches in
that district. were shopping in Beav-'
or Saturday.
William Birdsall of Madison went
to Goodwell Thursday of last week
after his sister, Miss Edith. who re-
turned home with him for visit.
They returned via Beaver and Miss
Maude Birdsall went home with
them for the weekend.
II. c. Richeson drove to Knowles
Saturday afternoon to prepare for
burial the body of Mrs. Alfred
Sagerty. who died of heart trouble
after short illness. She was laid
to rest Monday. We extend SYM
pathy to the family.
d. NJ. Kile drove to Garden City.
Kansas, Saturday to take Mrs. H.
M. Bulick and children, who took
the train for Montrose, Colorado.
Mr.. Bulick went several weeks ago
and rented rooming house which
they will conduct. We regret to
lose this family from our town but
trust that they will enjoy happiness
and property in their new home.
A. Nj. Ives was here saturday, In
company with his son. Melvin, look
ing after business matters. Mr..
Ives and wife are living in Liberal,
Kansas. having turned the farm over
to their sons. They were down for
short visit and when down this
way. Mr.. Ives always drops in to
Beaver to shake hands with old
friends. The Herald is pleased to
acknowledge call Saturday.
j. c. Goodner, wife and son, Dex-
ter, and daughter. Nellie, drove in
from the eastern half of the county
Saturday to spend the day with
Sheriff Bridgewater and family, to
pay taxes and to look after other
business matters. Mrs. Bridgewa-
ter Is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodner. While in town, Mr. Good
ner called at this office and squared
accounts for the coming year. They
returned home Sunday.
Fred F. Just and brother, Mar