Beulah-uty county mercantile plans and travels
Frets her ants which try Seen oat i Caer, at which pres 1 she reas over spring and summer par theses for her mercantile establish ment here. She will return home Mrs. H. M. Parks was a county seat visitor from Forgan Wednesday. She was over on Red Cross matters connection with other business, being a chairman of woman's work for For gan Branch, and took back a consign ment of refugee garments to be made up by the Forgan workers and their Auriliaries. sire, Beulah-uty county ferk, returned last week Pueblo, Colorado, at which place she had been for the past few weeks, at the home of her son Howren and wife, "Grand ma" Hall is feeling mighty proud of that little Miss which arrived at the home of her son and wife recently. Mrs. D. P. Miller, who has been [spending the towmionths "in Beaver and who has had charge of Mrs. W. H. Robertson's store during the latter's absence at Hot Springs, Arkansas, expects to return next week uo her home at Oklahoma City.
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H. M. Parks
Forgan
Red Cross
Woman's Work For
Beulah — Uty County
Ferk
Pueblo
Colorado
Howren
Grandma
Hall
D. P. Miller
Beaver
W. H. Robertson
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Oklahoma City
Beaver High School
Afernoon
Ernest Miller
Albert Burns
Bruce Vaughn
Jack Meene Ray Chase
Herbert Smith
Kent Judd
Fay Hudson Hasel
Laura Greendyke
Leola
B. H
Tral Woodward
Woodward H
Minour
Bea
Newkirk
Nash
Medford
Enid
Watonga
Globe
Richard Moore
Harry Cayler
Mabel Phelps
Clara Mason
Irma Tenney
Basil Peckham
Grace Truax
Ralph Cole
J. E. Perkina
Alva
Vera Fay
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