09 Sep 1909
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
1
Local notices report Amos Hibbs among the sick, farm and real estate postings, school supply ads, and numerous town calls. Citizens travel, trade, and move. church pews arrive. Mary Errett visits from California. and editor Maude Thomas returns from Alaska as the Henary press resumes full weekly duties.
Health and Beauty Aid cosmetics and lotions offer to clear pimples blotches and skin flaws. The item promises to improve digestion and liver issues and relieve habitual constipation. Cleansing the system is claimed to be pleasant to take, for sale by F. O. Tracy.
Pioneer residents of Heaver gathered at Mr and Mrs J R Thonas home Monday evening to honor Miss Mary Errett an early city resident who arrived from California for a visit The social hour featured reminiscences of early life in No Man's Band and called long-forgotten memories to mind Several couples attended including Mr and Mrs Frank Laughin Mr and Mrs W T mer Mr and Mrs Will Thomas and Mr and Mrs Walrad with others present
W H McCune a Benton township pioneer aged 74 died after being struck by an automobile driven by Dr J J Byman at the Butler county fair grounds. The inquest exonerated the doctor and the funeral will be held at the Christian Church in Benton. He leaves four daughters and two sons. Beaver and El Dorado coverage notes railroad promoters visiting the area about a Guilt Northwestern Railway line.
They express hope that conditions will be favorable and that soon there will be favorable news about the Gulf and Northwestern Railway. The tone suggests anticipation of progress or approval from authorities or investors.
A morning call from Gaymon confirms the death of infant Leo Wellburn, one of twins from Beaver. Both babies suffered from summer complaint and are mourned as beloved by the mother and family. Funeral services are planned at Bear Cemetery, likely at the Presbyterian church tomorrow afternoon.
Local men urged to take orders for western grown nursery stock. No experience needed. outfit free and cash weekly. Write for free term catalogue. National Nurseries. 7-22 0-7 Lawrence.
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