The Beaver Herald. (Beaver, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 33, Ed. 1, Thursday, January 28, 1909 Page: 1 of 8
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COUNTY OKLAHOMA THURSDAY JANUARY 28 r9o9.
NO. 33
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George Webb of. Cottonwood who
Iiiir read tho Hbmui almost since its
first issue and who pays far it too ly
the way watt an appreciated visito at
this office tlio first of the week and lert
the price of nnnthorycarg subscription
Dr. .1. A. Miller is having a new resi-
dence constructed on his farm adjoin-
ing Weaver The new home is fast
nearing completion and looms up well
in tho distance. When finished it will
be one of the neatest little home in
the community.
Mrs. John Horn who ha been cook-
ing at the White House Hotel for tho
past few months returned to her
homo in thu country tho first of the
week. Her plnce at the hot-l is being
11 lied by Mrs. Nettie Uermid.
Miss Rilla Potter of the 'North Flats
Is employed at the White House hotel
at present.
Mrs. Ella Empy sister of C. W
Husking and grand-daughter Miss
Maude Hester who have been visiting
with relatives and friends at Colling-
wood for some time past returned to
Heaver last week After spending a
few days here they went on out to
their home in the country.
Dr. J. M Kerns and wife of Sunset
epont several days In Denver the past
week Dr w.ia hero on railroad busi-
ness and his good wife accompanied
him to take care of the ni03t obstinate
cases. Dr. tells us that Mm Kerns is
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Finc Shoes for Everybody
We've just got in a complete stock of the famous
"Worthmore" Cue choea made by Ellet-Kcndall
of Kansas City See our unique window display and
come in and get a Souvenir Style Book free.
IS SNAPPY STYLES
"TI1C RED TAG ON EVERY PAIR"
I'or mm. JJ 50: fur wnmpii. 11.00: for children.
Jr.50 to $1.00 Jiery filioe made on honor eery
nhoe guaranteed ihc erlce and Inidr-matk plainly
stomped on every pair If von ate looking for Ihc
fiuest bhoe mad? here it is and nt a price that
prove real economy.
Comfort Wear
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"WORTHMORE"
"Worthmore" Shoes aro made
of the nne?t eotteit&nd roost
durable upper leather oak
eoleo silk stitching solid
heela. fast color hooks and
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eyelets ThejMMll Klve more comfortand wear loncerthan any
hoe you ever wore In the very latest atyle for both men
and women. Vov need a pair for Fall -why net today?
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OUR PRICES and (he Quality bf Goods we
Handle. We have been selling the same
make of Implements Wagons and
Bviggies for years and our increased busi
ness shows what .hey are and how our Prices
suit our Customers.
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Do You Need Any Hardware?
We are headquarters for everything'in that line and it
will pay you to come in and see us
; ; Yours for Business
Carter Trcy HrdwaLre Compsny4
a railroad builder of rare ability and
can put up the convincing argument
that count in getting right-of-way.
They returned to ther home Sunday.
Mrs. Fannie Fields mother of W. O.
and who has been (siting with her
"on for the past few weeks departed
last week for Florin whore she will
spend Kume lime with her hon Jamc
after which sho will return to her
home at .Madison Missouri
Mrs. F. P. Madison left the latter
part of last we'k for Wichita Kansas
where die goes for medical treatment
at tlio St. Francis hospital Her many
friends trust that she may be perma-
nently benefitted and soon enabled to
return home to enjoy good health.
Mies Maude Stalling is holding down
the farm thh week.
S. C. Calvert of Pronto was a busi-
ness caller In the county seat this
week
1. W Moore has been on the sick
list the past week.
Mrs. Nettie Brown assistant post-
mistress was confined to her home a
few days the first of the week being
slightly indisposed but is agiln at her
poH of duty as usual.
J. D NofT who lives out south ol
Rctiver.liis j"at completed the erec-
tion of a windmill and tank. He says
he InlieviM h h.u Hi' bit liyout in
the county
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The Hf.kalii for all the latest news
C. T. McCune one of tho prosperous
farmers south of town was among
those who renewed for the 1 1 i:n vt.n tlia
pnsi ween. t
Bring in your poultry ami egg?. I'll
pay you the cash. I. W. Mooiik.
Ojlleo at rear of Willhour Drug Store.
The editor of tho Hkrai.ii is absent
from home this week having b'ft for
Kansas City to attend the meeting of
the Executive Committee of the Na-
tional Editorial Association which
convenes there the first of next week.
Cash paid Tor poultry and eggs. Of-
fice at rear of Wilhour Drug Store.
I. W. Mooiie.
Miss Isis Stone nnd Miss Cleo Miller
are guests of Mis "Dick" Stedman at
the ranch this week. We'll bet dollars
to doughnuts that they have a "time."
If you lose anything or want somo
thing put a small liner in tne Herald.
)nly 5o a lino.
ESTRAYED or STOLEN From my
place the old Hastings farm 3 mi.
ibove Logan on tho Kiowa one red
heifer calf white face had hog ring in
ach ear late calf. unbranded. Liberal
eward for return of calf or informa-
tion as to whereabouts. $:'5.00 reward
for information leading to arrest of
thlof if calf was stolen.
D. J. IIowaro
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A number of Beaver young "people
enjoyed a horseback ride to tho coun-
try and the Sand Hills north of town
Sunday afternoon. The day was an
ideal one for riding and it goes with-
out saying that all enjnjcd thcn&elves
to the limit.
Responsible I nut worthy young man
leslring to locate in Oklahoma wants
losition in store hardware preerrei.
Excellent reference given. Also par-
ties wanting reliable farm-hands will
lo well to write. Address J. W. Mc-
kinley. Georgetown Ohio. 1-28
I can make a few loans at a low rate
if interest if you can meet require-
nents. See me. Welter C. Fraer
Bonded Abstracter.
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SK .Mile
Nice weathered. Not much snow
or rain this. winter.
Fi'io weather for farming and every
one busy.
Miss Fay Skinner spent Sunday night
with Miws Frances Kcddick.
' Fay and Ruth Skinner opent Satur-
day with Ruth Drum.
A. S. Brown and family spent Sun-
day at the home of . I. N. Ilobbins.
Elbert Willis anil family have re-
turned to their farm.
Walter Willis and family have re-
turned to their farm.
Elsie LaBell ripen t Sunday with Flor-
ence Reddick.
Elsie Baker of Beaver yvus a caller
at Mrs. I'arhan's Monday.
The dance given by tho 60I100I child-
ren at Charley Reddlck's was well at-
tended. The music was furnished by
C. 11. Brown and . N. Robbins All
report a lino time.
Kittle Ruth Drum happened to a se-
vore accident Saturday while out rid-
ing Her liorsn becahie fr'ghtened
and threw her olT skinning her face
and breaking some of her teeth oil.
Bert Skinner spent Sunday evening
at Charley Reddlck's.
Earnest Williams was up at Mr.Dod-
gin's liouso Sunday.
Mr. Drun and family aptnt Sunday
at Casir Rcdlmer'd.
Walter Willis is going lo commence
building himself a new houo on Tucs-
lay morning.
Increase in Population.
The Mork I ns been busy this week
nnd increased the population of this
vicinity"naterinlly by a visit to the
homes of two ol our prosperous farm-
ers. Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Mart'n of
near Riverside are the parents of n
daughter who made her appearance at
their I nine Mondav January 25lh.
Mr and Mrs. J. W. Itridwoll nrj alr-o
entertaining a new son who applied at
tlieir homo Sunday January 'Jllh for
bjard and lodging.
Purely an Oxcrslght.
' -In nientir ningMlm-.-numc -of thne
who were baptised and united with
the Christian church on Sunday
January ITih the HkUAMi inadver-
tently omitt d the name of Mrs He
siu Hlnkle as one of those who was
immersed. We are truly very forry
for this mistake and trust that the
lady in question will consider the
omhsion purely an oversight. The
11 Km i.n fs nlwajs ijlnd to correct any
miBtakes that it may make in report-
ing eventfc of importance and wu trust'
tlmt if such occur our render will not
hesitate to call our atti ntlou to the
fact.
Oospcl (Meetings In Progress
A series of Gospel meetings am in
progress at the Presbyterian church
this week conducted by Rev. F. L.
Benedict.' The meeting are lulng
quite largely attended and an interest
that is pleasing U being manifested- in
the work. I) iring the progress of the
meetings a number of confessions have
been made a.id many additions to the
ifihurch.'
Roynl Neighbors Install Officers
Tl.o local Camp of Royal Neighbors
of America installed their olllcers for
tho ensuing term at thu Camji room
Thursday night of last week. Past
Oracle Miss Lizzie Dunlop seryed as
Installing Olllcer. The following were
the olllcers installed for the year lfiOO.
Oracle Jennie Savage
Vice-Oracle Mae Maple
Recorder Maude Tliotnn
Receiver Erma Orabtrce
Chancellor Rosa Mcore
Miirolmll LUzio Dunlop
Inside Sentinel-Elble White.
Outside Sentinel Mary Daves
. Manager one year Ada Smith
Manager three years Elsio yiilto
John Redman returned last week
from a very sad visit to his old home
In Missouri. He win called to that
place on account of the serious illness
of hU aged parents both of whom were
ill with pneuinbnia. He left at once
for their bedside as boon as he received
word of their Illness but arrived loo
late to see them before death had
claimed thorn. Both his father and
mothor were taken their death being
only four days apart. No greater sor-
row can come to a child' than to loso
mother or father and when tho blow
comes double as in this instance (he
depth of Borrow can hardly tie fathom-
ed. The Hkr.m.d extendi sincere sym-
pathy to Mr Redman in hia deep
allliction.
Ocar Gardener of Mundon was
among those who remembered tho
' Hi; it a lo financially tho past week.
Samuel Wright Dead
Samuel Wright of Fulton well
known to many Beaver County people
and to the people of Heaver passed
away at hN home at that place Thurs-
day January 21st. Tho following
obituary notiee. was received by the
IIkhai.k rrom Hon. 0. R. Wright a
foimer resident of Beaver and a broth-
er of the departed:
KAMI Ml. WltllUIT
Was born in Morgan county Illinois.
January tilth 8't7. and died at Liber-
al Kunstm January 21st iron ngul 72
years and two days.
At the ago of IS hu moved with his
parents and six brothers to Wayne
county Iowa where he resided until
the year 1801! when ho moved to Bea-
ver county Oklahoma. During his
residence in Iowa he was twice e'ected
to the olllco of sheriff and nerved two
full terms and was once elected Mi
tho nllico of representative 1n tin Iowr.
legislature Probably he was at (hi.t
time personally acquainted with as
many people as any man in tho state.
His Patron S.Unrs politically were
General James B. Weaver and W. J
Bryan. He was tenacious and uncom-
promising in politics but a great many
or his most valued and stronges per-
gonal fi lends were prominent and
staunch member of ths Republican
party. In religion he was a Universa-
lis!. His wife died several years ago
Siv children survive him Only (woof
thu seven brothers aie living. C R.
Wright Liberal Kansas and R. M.
Wright or Council .Bluffs Iowa. Ilo
had often expressed a wish to be bur-
ied in the great State or Texas and the
iatorment therefore took place at Och-
iltree Texas.
Dan Miller Still SltK.
D. P. Miller nhriir Is having his
turn at bad luck just now but hopes to
tie able to get about again in a shoit
time Sumo weeks ago wo reported
his serious accident while returnlig
from Supply and from which ho has
lucu been confined to his room most
r the timo While ho has not entire
ly recovered fiom the effect. ;; hi
deplorable experience of that night lie
is gradually improving and would have
perhaps been ab'o to be about had It
not been ror other complteatlons
which came up and rrom which hu has
been suffering tho past week. Shortly
after his injury he was troublud with a
breaking out or eruption on his Injured
limb This later fpread to his face
and for the pastw'ck he has been in a
pretty bad shape on account of it
The first or the week hit) race was bad-
ly Mvolun and he was not able to see
out or either eye. The doctors 1 -o-nouncelho
trouble eczeina. At this
Mine his condition is much improved
and without any rurther complications
Mr Miller will probably be able to at-
tend to his dut'es as usual in a Bhort
lime.
Post Office Hours
By order or tho 1st AslMant Poft
Master General tho fol'owlng hrurs
are '-.stablished far tho Heaver Post
Office;
Lobby open Horn 7;0fl a in to 0 0
p. m. StHi'f'iy ror one hour aUcr ar-
rival of mail.
This order could be put into Inline
dlate effect but I have concluded to
name February 1st 1PO0 as Hi" time
at which it will go into effect Pa
Irons will govern themselves accord
ingly. as the rule will be strictly ob-
served. Jko R Tiiojmh
Post Maf'er.
Willio Kile.ol Elimyood nhom we
reported last week as being seriuul
injured in consequence of a runaway
has been in Wnvti tho past week re-
coivingrinedical attention. Ho re-
ceived an ugly wound in the head and
while he is gettL.g along nicely it will
be some time boforo he fully iccoverf
fiom the effects of his unfoi lunate ex-
perience. George Webb of Oitton Wood wiie
hamaotlng business in the county
seat .Monday. While her. he paid the
llKnu.ii office a call and left a hip
round dollar.
J. W. Culwel) cointy judge who
has been In Kansas City for tho pai-t
several week on busincM and who was
illso called to Texas 011 account or the
illness and death or his rather re.
turned homo Saturday or last wee!-
The sympathy or his many friends Is
extended to him in his bereavement
Mr and .Mrs. W. H. Thomas left
Thumlay for Meade where they will
take tho train ror 'Kansa City on a
business trip. They will also visit
Guthrie bororo their return where
Will will attend tho Grand Lodge or
the Masonic as a representative rrom
Heiuer lodge
Public Ucbcknli Installation
Tho officers or the Beaver Rebekah
Lodge wero installed In their respec-
tive offices ror the ensuing term Sat-
urday nlgjit or last week at a public
Installation. Mrs. Emma Willhour.
deputy president served as Installing
olllcer and went through with tho
work in a manner that proved her
proficiency along that line.
Juite n large number or Invited
guests wore present to enjoy the occa-
sion and the work was put on in n
manner that brought forth many
praises rrom thobo in attendance. At
the conclusion or tho installation or
olllcers Mrs. Wlll'onr delivured a most
entertaining paper on Tho 4Rcbckah
Degree or Odd Fellowship which was
well received and he;rtlly applauded
by her listener's. Others who respond-
ed with short talks were G. W. Robi-
bii W. II. Willhour Judgo R. II.
Looriiourrow and Mr Scott or Balko
Lodge. Each or these talks were high-
ly entertaining nnd contained much or
good for tho ord-r. .Indue Loolbour-
row's speech was especially entertain-
ing This was due not only to tho
Judge's well known ability ns an ora
tor but to tho valuable asslstanco ren-
dered by his young son of eighteen
months In prcrorming various Hunts In
capering about his rather during tho
course or his remarks and playing such
prankg as kept the crowd in an uproar.
At 11 o'clock an oyster supper was
served to the guests at Hie Whito
House hotel.
The officers Installed were ns fal-
lows .-
Noble Grand Miss Edna Bcardsloy.
Vlcu-Grand Miss Mao Maple.
Secretary Miss Bessie Sima
Treasurer Mrs. Mary Neff.
Christian Church Sen ices
Rev. R. R. Coffey f Tyrone preach-
ed nt tho Chriftiau Church best Sun-
day morning pnd nrternoon Rev.
Coffey will continue to preach to this
congregation and service will be held
at the K or P Hall until the comple-
tion or tho hew church. On account
or the Gospel meetings in pro'grus at
the Presbyierlan church there'; wll' bo
jio chQrcJ) services at the Hitll next
School will bo held at 10 o'clock
as omul and after that Sunday .School
anil church legularly eaeh Sunday.
All aro most cordially invited to all of
thuio services.
Mis Erma Crabtrec left today far a
short visit with relatiws at Benton.
Kaiwia.
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Oood Team of Noik Horse for Sale
1 lime an extra good team of sound
work horses that J am oflerlug far sale
Weigh about llfO each . good dispo-
sition "J well broke in line condi-
tion and novel been hurt. For lur-
tl'er particulars call on me or at the
Heiiau office.
J R Thomas Beaver Okla.
Notice
The p'gular quarterly examination
or teachers who expect to leach In Bea-
ver county as wo'l as any who expect
to Instruct or conduct in any County
(formal in the state will take place at
thonflleof the County Superintend-
ent ot Schools in the Heaver County
Court House. ThuriMlay and Friday
January 2b and 2ft irX0.
(j W Miieks
County Supt
THE compiling of Abstracts being
recognized as a branch of tho
legal profession persons inter-
ested should learn tltc fitness
of those they employ
I am able to offer .ou superior facili-
ties the benefit of n legal education
accural j promptness and right prices
Beaver County Ab-
stract Office.
WALTER C. FRAZER
Bonded Abstracter.
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