Heard sir Around Tee Corner and Ni Ue illness
A fragment notes considerable sickness among the Ni Ue people. F. J. Birdeall traveled from the Kio wacon buss this week.
04 Sep 1913
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
1
A fragment notes considerable sickness among the Ni Ue people. F. J. Birdeall traveled from the Kio wacon buss this week.
Mrs G P Brown enjoyed a visit from her father who recently accompanied them home from Roger Mille county. AL Wyatt and wife of Buffain were guests of Mr and Mrs M As Claris last week. Mrs Wyatt and Mr Clark are sisters.
Mrs L L Long and her daughter Mike Lenore came back Sunday from a visit with relatives in Minneapolis and St Paul. Miss Jean Murphy of Green Ridge Missouri will attend Braver High School this year. She is aniven of the Henanp editor.
Primary grade teacher Edna Tweedie, who spent the summer in Colorado, arrived in Beaver Sunday and greeted the department's little folks Monday announcing the new term.
Leon Wright, previously a WF parent at Appleton City Missouri, returned to Beaver Friday to assume duties as principal of Beaver High School.
Lydia Holm, teacher for grades three through five, arrived Thursday from Balke and spent several days with the Han ato family ahead of the new school term.
Notice records a beginning of a new system effective September 10, 1809, plus meeting reminders at the Presbyterian church. It reports births, travel notes, and health updates, including W. G. Stranathan’s child, George at MU, and J A Miller’s return from Colorado. Also mentions Mrs. Winkharm, Dr. Miller, and Thompson travel, with local concerns over two daughters affected by hemiplegia.
A local tribute celebrates Judge Loofbourrow’s promotion to Associate Justice of the Oklahoma Supreme Court to fill the vacancy from Justice Dann’s resignation. The piece praises his twenty five years of service as County Attorney and District Judge, notes the loss to the district, and wishes him success in the new role while affirming pride in his achievement.
Judge Leotooureey returned from Oklahoma City to Beaver with a public reception and banquet at the courthouse. The Beaver Bond and townsfolk praised his appointment as associate justice of the Supreme Court, while speeches by local leaders celebrated the honor and his service.
City Cafe sold with new proprietor Oby Geos TH taking charge this week. D Ball departs after a year in control. Hawt to oversee operations. Beaver-based news mentions Alfalfa county feed needs, Crops reportedly ahead locally, and Kokorma correspondent welcomed. Community cooperation urged as broadcasts seek regular neighborhood reporting and public notices.
Endorsed by women nationwide the ad promotes Bivatrin Bitters as a quick relief tonic for weak kidneys. It urges readers to start with a bottle, claims to aid nerves and digestion, and lists a price of one dollar sold at Fred Tracy's in San Francisco.
Rev. 1 notes a camp meeting opening in the corner of Donnie McKay’s tarp. The Brown xahoo hour to begin Monday September 5 with proceedings continuing indefinitely. Lee urges all to attend.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Weakness and Sons of Appetite and references The Old Standard gevernt with rain tents. Names and details are incomplete, but the fragment suggests a local goods or events note involving these entities without clear date or place.
A memorial notice profiles Mee Wo MeCool of Riverside as a pioneer and beloved matriarch. Survived by husband John Wo MoQonl, four sons Roy Watt Grant and Stantes, daughters Mm C.K Beebe Mee Fred bile and Miss Bertha Mee Coe, with one son Harry deceased. The obituary honors a life of devotion, service, and strong family ties across Beaver County, noting her long residence at Riverwide and the family’s farm later on & Koo land before her passing.
The Christian Bible School held its annual picnic at Geo H Wright’s River area. About a hundred attendees enjoyed a banker dinner, games, and youthful activities. The event ended with everyone expressing thanks for a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon.
Gh i Saareti Christian Church holds Sunday services September 7 with a Bible school at 10:00 a.m. and morning service at 11:00 a.m. Evening worship begins at 7:00 p.m. with messages on The Ten Commands and Saved By Grace. An all-ages program with piano and orchestra is planned.
The Methodist Episcopal Church invites worshipers to Sunday School and an 11 o'clock morning service led by Pianer or Painter. All parishioners are welcome to attend and participate in the traditional morning hour.
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