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Notice ot Application for Appointment of Ad.
mtnlstntor
IN TIID COUNTY COT.IIT
State of Oklahoma Deaver County.
S3
In the Matter of the L.Iote of S N Little. De-
ceased. The State of Oklahoma to the Heirs. Next of
Kin and Creditor of S. N. Little deceased.
You are hereby no tilled that 11. C. Itlchcson
haa applied for Lcttera of Administration on said
-estate to be granted to T. I' Braid wood and that
aald application will lie heard at a regular term
of aald court at the court room of said Cuurt on
the 30th day ot October 1922 at 10 o'clock a. m.
Witness my hand and tho seal of said Court
' hereuntoa niicd this ltthday of October 1922.
II. D. MEHSn
County Judge.
Attest JUSSltt KEITH' STKWAIIT
Court Clerk.
Oy JESSIE MAE F1CKEL.
Deputy.
ivotici: or iuiu.icatio.
In the District Court of Weaver County.
Oklahoma.
The Federal Life Insurance Companr. a cor-
poratlon. Plaintiff
vs.
Florence Hooker. L. C Riley. Vera Walker Tho
Acme Harvesting Machine Company a corpora-
tion etal. Defendants.
The State of Oklahoma to said defendants
Greeting:
Said defendants Florence Hooker L.C. Hiley
Vera Walker Tho Acme Harvesting Machine
Company a corporation will take notice that
they have been aued In the above named court by
The Federal Life Insurance Company a corpora
tion for ludgmentln the aumnf $3(24.00 with in-
terest at 10 per cent from January 1st 1622. on
promissory notes executed by Loly M. Riley and
William K. Riley and foreclosure of real estate
mortgage given to secure same on
The Southwest Quarter and Lots Three and
"Four and South Half of the Northwest Quarter
of Section Three In Township One. North of
Range Twenty three. East of Cimarron Meri-
dian. In Ilcaver County Oklahoma
and for tho further aum of S3G0.CS taxes paid by
plaintiff nn aald lands and attorney'a fees In aum
of S320.00 and costs of action and barring said
defendants named In caption hereof from claim-
ing or assorting any right title. Hen or Interest
In and to said lands and said defendants must
answer the petition of the plaintiff filed by the
plaintiff in aald court on or before the 30th day of
November. 1922 or aald petition will be taken aa
true and judgment rendered accordingly.
Dated at Beaver. Oklahoma October 17th 1922.
JESSIE KEITH-STEWART
Court ClsrK.
seal By Jessie Mae Fickel Depty
Loofbourrow & Loofbourrow
Attorneys 10-19 11-2 3t
aotici:
op siir.nii'r's
FOUKCI.OSUIti:
SAI.I2-
Notl.ce Is hereby (riven that In pur-
suance of an older of sale Issued
out of the District Court of Heaver
County Htate of Oklahoma on tho
3rd day of October 1922 In an ac-
tion wherein the F. B. Collins Invest-
ment Company a corporation was
5lalntlff and J. Cnrl Newby and Olive
J. Newby his wife were defendants
directed to mo the undersigned sher-
iff of Heaver County State of Okla-
homa commanding me to levy upon
-ami 'well without appraisement the
following described real property to-
wit: The North Half of the Southwest
Quarter of Section Twenty-two the
East Half of the Southeast Quarter
the Southwest Quarter of tho South-
cast Quartor tho East Half of the
Southwest Quarter and the Houthcas
Quarter of tho Northwest Quarter ol
.Section Twenty-one Township Klvi
North of Itange Twenty-eight East
of tho Cimarron Meridian in Hca-
er County Oklahoma except a strip c
one rod oft of the Sjuth Side ot the
Notrh Half ot tho Southwest Qunrtei
of Section Twenty-two Township Klve
Notrh of Hango Twenty-eight Ens
of tho Cimarron Meridian Heaver
County Oklahoma to satisfy a Judg-
ment and decree of foreclosure In fav-
or of said plaintiff and against said
defendants obtained and made In said
court on tho 8th day ot March. 1922.
for the sum of (C97.E1 and costs of
J18.G0 and an attorneys fee of
$150.00 with interest thereon at tho
rnte of ten por cent per annum from
date of said Judgment until paid and
tho accruing costs; I will on the 6th
day of Novembor 1922. at tho hour
of 10 o'clock A. M. nt tho vast front
door of tho court house In the town
of Heaver County of Heaver State of
Oklahoma offer for sale and sell to
tho highest bidder for cash tho sal d
property above described or so much
thereof as will satisfy said Judgment
with Interest and costs. "
Witness my hand this 4th day of
October 1922.
II. H. IlIUDClEWATEn.
Sheriff of Heaver County State of
Oklahoma.
I.oofbourrow & Loofhourrow
Attorneys for l'lalntlff.
10-5-10-2G Gt.
Mrricn poii imihmoation
department of tho Intel lor U. S
Land Office at Uuthrlc Oklnhomn
October 21. 1922.
Notice Is hereby given that Elmer Burnett of
Tlyo. Oklahoma who. on February 25 1918 mode
Homestead Entry No. 0 11681 for NWJ SE1. Sec-
tion 19 Township 6 North. Range 26 East Cim-
arron Meridian
Has filed notice of Intention to make Final Threo
Year 1'roof to establish claim to tho land above
described before Thomas P. Braldwood a U. S.
Commissioner at Beaver. Oklahoma on the 7th
day of December 1922.
Claimant' names as witnesses:
W. C. Schmoker. W. T. Dickerson J. D. Dick-
rson of Nye Oklahoma. H. CRose. of Knowlea
Oklahoma.
J. B. CAMPBELL.
11-2 12-7 6t Register
TAKEN UP-Two horses light bay
and dark bay. H. D. Wright River-
side Oklahoma 7 miles east and 1
uouth of Beaver. 11-23 4tpd
DISTRICT 151
Oct. 30. Arnold Dye and family
have moved back on their farm.
C. E. Baggerly and W. It. Pierson
went to Liberal Kansas for medical
treatment Saturday. They Were accom-
panied by D. 0. Hutchison and P. W.
Mason.
Miss Edyth Baggerly is the proud
owner of a Kimball phonopraph.
There was a pie Bupper and program
at the Como Bchool house Friday night
proceeds amounting to $19.
Mr. Carpenter died Sunday morning
at G o'clock and was buried ut- the Bap
tist church cemetery today. lie leaves
a wifo and several children who have
the sympathy of all.
Mrs. J. P. Adams returned home
Sunday
S. T. Woodbury and wife were Bea-
ver visitors Saturday.
Miss Jowcll Bridges and Miss Lucilo
Egbert dismissed school today to at-
tend Mr. Carpenter's funeral.
Frank Mahanty was threshing in
this neighborhood last week.
W. It. Pierson and family Sundaycd
at the L. G. Pierson home
H A. Spraguc and wife visited at
the Wiley Hendricks home Sunday.
Quito a number around hero attend
ed the Irvin Young sale last Wednesday.
SOUTH KLMWOOD x
We have been having very nice
weather for this timo of year.
Paul Jacobs passed away Monday
afternoon after a few days sickness.
He was 16 years of age. His death
came as a shock to the community as
there were not many knew of his ill
ness.
Grandma Kile spent last week at the
homo of C. L. Fowler.
Bay Kile was cutting feed last week
for P. It. Johnson.
Asa Kile and family spent Sunday
at the home of P. R Johnson. Grand-
ma Kilo went home with them for a
visit at Booker Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Davis have moved
in with George Robinson for the win-
ter. Glen Greer is working for A. A.
Haskell at present.
v.vaiio'i
(Too lato for last week)
Still dry. Wheat is coming up. Some
fields look pretty good.
A. J. Elliott is some better at pres-
ent. His many friends will be glad to
know. Ho has had a long siege of
suffering.
One day last week Luther Williams
was cranking a car and broke his arm
below the elbow. It is getting along
nicely. Last Monday afternoon his
six year old daughter Nona fell from
the teeter-totter at school and broke
her arm above tho elbow.
Bro. Neff filled his appointment last
Sunday. Bro. Wall and Bro. Ralph
student preachers who were visiting
Bro. NofT were presentand Bro. Ralph
gave a very interesting address.
Among those attending the Morton
Sister's meeting Sunday evening were
J. B. McNew and family A. L Rich-
ardson and family David McNew and
wife Luther Williams and family and
about all tho young folk of the neigh-
borhood. All enjoyed the services
which were fine.
Mrs. R. M. Ensmingcrof Springdale
Arkansas arrived Sunday to visit her
sons Hugh Robt. and Morton for
several weeks.
Mrs. Combs returned from Dodge
City where she has been visiting her
son Edward and family.
Mrs. Frank Ellexson who is in Las
Vagas Now Mexico is getting soms
better. Mr. Ellexson will go soon to
be with her for awhile.
SOPHIA COMMUNITY NEWS
NOTICE OF EXCISE D6ARD MEETING
The Excise Board in and for Beaver
county Oklahoma is called to meet in
the County Clerk's oflice at the court
house at 10:00 a. m. November 10
1922 to pass upon the petition of the
Board of County Commissioners for
transfer of tho following appropria-
tions: Appropriation IXV-12 for construc-
tion of roads in Sections 10 and 17 be
transferred to appropriation IX-W-11
for bridge on Mile G Section 3 State
Road System also apportion of IX-V-
Apportionmcnt 1X-W-10 Clear Creek
bridge to bridge on Mile G Section 33
account 1X-W-6.
1 to IX W-ll.
No. of Account IXV-12 purpose of
appropriation transfer to account IX-W-ll
amount asked $1600.00.
No. of Account Portion of IX-V-1
purpose of appropriation transfer to
account IX-W-ll nmount.askcd $78.00.
No. of Account 1X-W-10 purpose of
appropriation transfer to account IX-W-6
amountasked $3000.00.
No. of Account 1X-W-7 purpose of
appropriation transfer to account IX-
2 amount asked 733.00.
II. D. MEnsE
Chairman Excise Boar
11-2 It Beaver County.
Oct. 23. We nro having beautiful
Autumn weather. The formers are
all busy gathering their crops.
Everett Jenkins was a Sunday visi-
tor at the W. V. Garten home at Book
er Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Williams and Wm.
Shcpard and family were dinner guests
at Lovy Pruett's Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Nelson gave a surprise
birthday dinner for her father Mr.
Huffman it being his seventy-fifth an
niversary. Friends from Woods coun
ty were with them
Jess Davis has a nice car and makes
regular trips to Lavcrne.
Bettie Michel is teaching school at
Plainview the same place she attend-
ed it being her home district. This
sure speaks well for Bettie. She is
doing fine in school work.
Mrs. Elbe Lawson wa3 hostess to the
Social Hour club Tuesday afternoon.
All members were there but three.
Her rooms were beautiful with potted
plants and cosmos. The favorite game
of dominos was played. A most enjoy-
able evening was spent social chats
with peals of merry laughter all pass-
ed away too soon. The hostess served
refrcshmcntsconslsting of chicken pie
pickles cranberry sauce and delicious
.cocoa.
Mr. and Mrs Lube Bowden Mrs.
Geo. Goodo andJMrs. Belle Jenkins were
.shopping In Bookor Triday.
The Sunshine Sunday School class
will have their social at Mrs. Elbe
Lawson's Hollow'een night. Ivan is
attending school at Booker and is a
member of the Snnshine class.
Wesley Jenkins is painting his house.
Mrs. J. 13 Davis entertained all her
family Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Shcpard
Will and Allie Kilpatrick and families
and Perry Jenkins was also an invited
guest. Miss Winona is teaching school
at Logan.
s LASSIE.
Other Side of the Question.
"A iloK" salil Uncle Klit-n "Is man's
r.ilihfiil friend; which Is wliut he
itiL'ht toJie. rniislilerln' how he eata
vlfuiit worklnV
Repairing Water Pipes.
A satisfactory temporary repair of
l IcnMnK pipe inny he innile by bind-
iik around several layers of string
veil nnnkpil In thick nil.
Many Varieties of Single Dahlia.
The 5000 varieties of dahlia now
in the market have developed since
'he wild single. d.ilillii was Introduced
ntu Europe from Mexico n little more
han 100 years ago.
Back Again.
Alio says: "Hun I'll Join the nvla-
Ion corpse quickly enough but I got
a prejudice against goln' any hlgher'n
I can reach with a stephtdder." Men-
iiund Tlnies-Dlsputcl).
Give That Impression.
"Some people." sttltl Uncle Ktien
"acks like tlcy was goln' to church
simply because tley hod subscribed
to do btilldln' fund and' was trying to
il tkdr money's wotth." Washington
Star.
Toad Needs Little Water.
The horned toad rather than the
cnniel should be the prohibitionists'
emblem says the Popular Science
Monthly. That this itnlmal can live
for 111) days not only without wntor
but In nn absolutely dry ntmosphere
has been dfcmontrated by Prof. F. O.
Hull of the University of Wisconsin
Sine Qua Non.
A ICnnsas City bankrupt declared
that all he wnnled to keep of his as-
sets was his Illble and his golf chilis
What after all need a man care
whether he's busted or not as long as
he has these spiritual and physical
I'onsohillons? Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Much Demanded of Critic.
Ciltlclsm Is neither the scales that
weigh mir the Icing that sweetens but
the j east that for ro.iders leavens the
lump. A good reviewer must have
cool brains and a warm heart. lie
must have enthusiasms and guard
them nntl bis likings must be an
strong as his hates. II Is no profes-
sion for buck. Literary Itevluw.
Wrong-Feeling Most Infectious.
A vexation arises and our expres-
sions of" Impatiencu binder others from
taking It patiently. Disappointment)
ailment or even weather depress us.
nnd our look or tone of depression hin-
ders others from maintaining n cheer-
ful and thankful spirit. We say an
unkind thing nnd unothcr Is hindered
We suy a provoking thing and out
friend Is hurt. Wrong-feeling Is more
Infectious thun wrong-doing. Fr.incet
II. Uuvergal.
Reassuring.
Six-year-old Doni returned unusa
ally early from school the other day
She rung the door bell. There wiis
no imsuer. She rung again n little
longer. Still there was no response.
A third time she pressed the button
long and hurd. Nobody cume to the
door and she pressed her nose against
the window pane and In a shrill voice
which caught the ears of every neigh'
uor railed: "It's all right inaminu. I'm
not the Instalment man." London
Weekly Telegraph.
Tine Ttees In Calaveras Grove.
At the entrance to tho Calaveras
(Col.) grove were until 1010 two line
trees called the Sentinels. Only one
Is now btandliig tho other having been
blown do n In the great windstorm ol
1019. South of the Sentlnsls nml to
the right of the rout on tho hillside
Mauds a tree over 14 feet In diameter
which litis been named Old Dowd In
honor of the discoverer of the grove
wjileli discovery was made In 18!V.
The south grovo extends three nnd
one-half miles and contains 1.J1S0 large
trees. Any tree there under 18 feet
In circumference Is not considered a
largo tree.
coh j. a. sivoc us
LIVESTOCK
WOTIONEER
Twenty Years in Live Slock
Business
Will Handle Your Sale Paper
Deaver Oklahoma
Make Data at this Office
REMEDY
FOn THE RELIEF OF
Coughs Colds Croup
WHOOPING COUGH. HOARSENESS
BRONCHITIS
-SOLD EVERYWHERE-
Her Vision.
A wealthy woman of fifty wns told
that her husband was In love with
his Monographer. "You can see It
yourself" they told her. She replied:
"No I cannot see It. A young woman
or a blind woman might seo it; but I
am fifty mid 1 am' not blind. I know
what not to see." Charleston News
nnd Courier.
"STOP THAT ITCHING'
Use Blue Star Itcmedy for Eczema
Itch Tetter or Crucked Hands Ring-
worm Chapped Hands and Face Scalp
Diseases. Old Sores and Sores on
Children also for Feet troubles. Guar
anteed by Long & Bccglo Drug Co.
9-28 tf
OZAKK HOTEL
Having moved from tho Boguo Hotel
I am now located at tho Ozark Hotel.
Bates by day $1.70
Board and Boom by week $9.50
Meal Ticket (21 meals) $3.50
Regular Meals. 40
Booms per week $3.00
Booms 60c 7Gc fl.00
Trancient Meals 40
Rooms all electric lighted. Best beds
in town. If you are lato for meals
come anyway. Everyone welcome.
Phouo 160 J. F. DILLOW
7-G tf Proprietor
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty of money to loan on farms
lowest rates quick money and
prompt Inspections.
I represent the Nowton State Bank
& Trust Co Newton Illinois.
Write or call on me If ytiu want a
farm loan
H.S.JUDY
Plrst door North of Court House
WOODWARD. OKLAHOMA
L. S. MUNSELL M. D.
Calls answered promply
to all parts ol the county
Come to me for Glasses
Thos. r. Ilroldwoal. Tho. C. ltrnldwool
BRAIDWOOD & SON
BONDED ABSTRACTORS
Prompt Accurate and Reliable
Do a General Abstract Business
Beaver
Oklahoma
Low Priced?
You Said It!
Old Doc Whitcomb used to
say he didn't know much
about kids' diseases. When
in doubt lie brought on
fits and he had a
darned good cure for fits!
May be all right with
kids but when a man
really wants a low-priced
battery we don't try to
cure him! We just sell
him a CW Battery (Wood
Separator) the best longest-lived
low-priced battery
that can possibly be made.
We're selling lots of 'em.
Size3 for all cars.
Price: for 6-volt
11 -plate
Beaver Batl. & Elect ce-
ll. N. CROSS1.EY Mjr.
Deaver Okla
Representing
V$!Larel Batteries
(THREADED RUBBER INSOLATION)
G2ul Batteries
(WOOD SEPAEATOHSl
HUMPHREY m. JUDD
Farm Loans Insurance Real Estate
Wc make it Easy with Our Liberal Farm Loans.
Deaver .... Oklahoma
FLOWERS
Fresh 3 Days Each Week
POTTED PLANTS AND PERNS
Send Orders Funeral Designs Special Care
S. A. MILLER & CO.
Liberal Kansas
FIRST STATE BANK
CAPITAL $25000
V. E. HOCKEK President It. A. MAPLE Vice-President
O. H. CAFKY Active Vico-Prcs. FKANK COBELDICK Cashier
J. G. CAFKY Assistant Cashier
YOU ARE INVITED TO BANh WITH US
FOKGAN. OKLAHOMA
Building Material
Get Out Prices
Home Lumber 6 Supply Company
B. A. JONES Mgr.
Beaver Oklahoma.
THE HOME OF REGISTERED HEREFORD CATTLE
33te
Herd of Select Cows
Headed by
Cortelyou 2d. 561773
Beau Ohlberg 743556
Gay Lad 791395
Choice Stock for Sale
EyerdaKe Stock Farm
Chas. Eyer Proprietor
R. F. D. Riverside Oklahoma
I fiSaJnSSSIrA
Fresh Bakery Goods
Every Bay
CAKES PIES COOKIES BREAD
Everything' in the Bakery Line
SpGcial Orders Filled Promptly
Try Our Goods They Will Please
BEL M&NTE GAFE
UAV WEIR Prop.
Beaver Okla. Opposite the P. O.
MEATS
Butter Lard Pickles Cheese
Cash Paid for Hides and Furs
FRESH OYSTERS AND VEGETABLES
IN SEASON
' ' EVERYTHING CLEAN ANUSANITARY
City Market
W.G.SIMjVN.UHAN.Prop. ..
Plipna 20
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