Taken in Prime of Life death claims Low Eis of Clearcreek
Death entered our midst last week taking Low Eis, a mid life man from Clearcreek. He suffered typhoid fever followed by appendicitis and an operation in Beaver. After a slow recovery his condition worsened and he died around 4 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral services were held Saturday at 10 a.m. Rev. L. L. Shaw officiating. A large circle of friends mourn his passing and sympathy is extended to his wife and two children. A A M lodge and Masons held a picnic at Geo. H Wright grove, and Rev. Shaw’s parents left for Liberal Kansas for treatments. Efforts for Mrs. Shaw’s health continue.
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Low Eis
Clearcreek
Justin
Lew Ein
Chas. Gregg
Beaver
Dru
Nichole and Jones
Song of
Mra
Bert Kis
Curse
Elmwood
L. L. Shaw
Christian Church
Thei Jt
Lol. Shaw
Card of Thanks from Rev Shaw and Family
The Shaw family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during illness and after the death of their loved one. A later outing at Blosser's Grove on Clear Creek included Mrs Geo H Wright and two daughters Tema and Gladys enjoying camping and fishing. A Friday gathering with Tracy Crabtree and others featured a hearty meal and a joyful time.
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Shaw
Geo
H Wright
Tema
Gladys
Clear Creek
Blosser's Grove
Foc
Tracy
J. H. Crabtree
Mia
B. PF. Russell
Maude
Thomas
Erma Crabtree
Heard Around Tee Corner Era Notice List
Fragmentary local notes show Mrs M A Clark returning from Buffalo with her father visiting, Miller visiting Floris with Frank Taylor and family, and a visitor from Liberty, Kansas attending a brother Law deathbed. The era diary mentions two new purchases and a family gathering this week.
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Miller
Frank Taylor
Floris
Atomis
Libertal
Kaneas
Law
Miss Enid Miller Visits Relatives in Missouri
Miss Enid Miller left last week for a visit with relatives in Missouri. She stayed with aunt Meadora Harvey of Floris. Mrs Johnnie M Jones, visiting relatives, left Saturday for Wichita Kansas to visit her ill sister. HON Lawson returned from Hutchinson Kansas after two weeks with wife and child Gretchen. Mrs Lawson remained for a longer visit.
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Enid Miller
Missouri
Mea.dohn Harvey
Floris
Johnnie M. Jones
Wichita
Kansas
Hon. Lawson
Hutchinson
Mike Gretchen
Lawson
Miller Drops In From Oklahoma City With New Car
Clark D P Miller arrived Tuesday from Oklahoma City in a new white car bought there last week. The vehicle shows a fine appearance and runs well. Miller returned Thursday from Chicago and Michigan visits reporting a pleasant trip and improved health.
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D. P. Miller
Oklahoma City
Jinele Dave" Miller
Chicago
Michigan Point
Maple family notes and health updates at Maply ranch
Abstract mentions Mins Nelle Judy visiting sister Mrs. B.A. Maple at Maply ranch on Thaber Creek as the week ends. Reports Mrn. WoT Quinn seriously ill with a painful head ring, but shows improvement. Also notes Latin Mime Lene and Zon recovering from similar illness.
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Mins Nelle
Judy
B.A. Maple
Maply
Thaber Creek
Quinn
Lene
Zon
Beaver G W Fatty Robinson Moves Back to Beaver
Fatty Robinson and his wife arrive Tuesday from Gate with their household effects and will reside in Beaver on the court property north of Dr Long's ver dence. Beaver people welcome their return. Mise Hayde Walker, guest at Mine Cleo Miller's, will stay in Beaver for a few months to teach art and china painting, organizing a class to begin once materials arrive.
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Fatty” Robinson
Beaver
Coult
Mise Hayde Walker
Mine Cleo Miller
Bi Ir
Thoas
Early Morning Trip From Beaver to Lockwood for Breakfast
Jas H Ceaptree and wife Ann made an early dawn trip from Beaver to the home of John Sims near Lockwood arriving in time for breakfast. They returned to Beaver Monday morning in the cool hours, reporting a splendid ride.
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Jas. H. Ceaptree
Ann
Beaver
John Sims
Lockwood
Murder Mystery Cleared In Child's Sand Pit Death
Sheriffs office and County Attorney cleared the disappearance case of Arthur and Mrs Bimmoke’s child near Cate. After a search, the boy’s body was found in a sand pit. post mortem showed accidental death from sand collapse while digging. Funeral held. parents vindicated. community had blamed them. Burial at Gate cemetery.
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Sherif Jonny Jones
Smith
Wes
Arthur Bimmoke
Cate
Vivienas Butane
Itean
Sheriff Jones
Oklahoma Boosters Propose Memorial Tablet for Hall of Fame
The Oklahoma Panama Commission seeks a marble tablet in the Oklahoma History Society building to honor ten late notable Oklahomans. Citizens may nominate pioneers connected to the old Twin Territories or the new state, with picks to include figures from Cherokee and Five Civilized Tribes.
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Oklahoma Histories] Society
Oklahoma Boostera
Torree Oklahoma
San Francisss
Oklahoma Panama Commission
Twin Territories
Deermine
Sta
Oklahoma
Washington
Requoyah
David J. Payne
Giriamill d
Tee
Indian Territorial
State
Indian Territory
Five Civilized Triber
Oklahoma Memorial
Memorial Brie Sale Prompts Brick Purchases at Skirvin Hotel
A sale of Memorial Bries attracts wide interest from Oklahoma buyers and others. Potential purchasers are invited to submit names at the Skirvin Hotel in Oklahoma City. Each brick costs 8.00 and bears the buyer’s name and address.
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Duique Inn
Oklahoma
Belek
Skirvin Hotel
Oklahoma City
Picnics at Clear Creek and nearby visitors
A group including O Trasy and family and others from Eldorado Kansas gathered at Joannes Grace on Clear Creek for a Wednesday evening picnic under a tree. The scene featured a spread, shade, and cool water as residents enjoyed the gathering. George Weeden traveled from Argolan Kaname to visit his ailing brother in law Lew Kin, returning Sunday with his sister Maybie and two children. plans were made for George to provide a home for Wieaster and her family.
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O. Trasy
Orabe
Preete
Thomas
Joe Goddard
Mre
Bennett
Ben~ Sreon
Eldorado
Kansna
Tegmas
Joamne
Clearick
George Weeden
Arkolon
Kaname
Ilneae
Hie
Bie Law
Lew Kin
Bin
Mere Maybie
Ben Bn Fae Ture
George
Ant
Wieater
Opening Celebration at LaKempere Planet September Event
LaKempere plans a big celebration to mark the opening of the new section to settlement. A two-day program of first-rate entertainment is prepared to attract a large crowd and ensure attendees have a memorable time. BE THERE on September 16 to witness the event.
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Businese
LaKempere
LaKemp
Tio
Christian Church Services Invite All to Bible School
Sunday services listed at 10 00 am with Bible School and Christian Endeavor at 7115 o'clock. The pastor Smav Smav invites all members and visitors to feel welcome and at home.
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Christian Church
Causes of stomach trouble and lax habits warned
A brief health notice urges readers to treat stomach troubles and sedentary living with Chamberlain's Tablets. It claims the remedy will restore health and notes sales through local merchants.
Lewdness charges filed against four Beaver County residents
Manel Page of Sin Mile aged 31 and Bagena Sword aged 11 were arrested on a lewdness complaint before Justice Meese. Sword released, Page held for county court. Mrs Hettle Lough 21 and Hind Working 11 were traced by Robert Jor and brought back to Beaver, awaiting Monday hearing.
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Manel Page
Bagena Sword
Meese Sword
Mee
Page
Hettle Lough
Rhertl Jor
Coldwater
Kaneore
Beaver
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The
Beaver County
Abstract Office
Frazer & Fickel Bonpdeed Abstracters
Bie Lee Mi
A. F.& A.M. Lodge
Geo. H Wright Grove
Hie Band
Renfrew Investment Company
W. F. Carson
Mgr
Clark
Hill Sanitarium
Ardmore, Okla
Christian Church Services
Ll, Smaw
Av Right Hare
Berti Pa
Fr. C. Tracy
Carter Tracy Hardware Company
John W. Savage
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