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Mrs. Nellie Bridges is working at the City Cafe at present.
18 Sep 1913
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
1
Mrs. Nellie Bridges is working at the City Cafe at present.
Mrs D C Raff is visiting her parents in Six Mile this week after returning from Woods ward at the start of the week. Abs Judge B A Looftourrow returned Monday from Oklahoma Unity.
Lyon Russell Clark visits the Southweet fair in Liberal Kansas this week. Fred Wilson markets hogs in Beaver, delivering six good hogs to Dad Mansfield.
Mra Mra and Ed Black from Stonn arrived in Beaver Friday for an extended visit with sister Mra Frank Laughin. Some broom corn entering the market with a minor note on last year’s crop. a laser focus on the new branding.
Beaver J Bridwell of Riverwiile is employed at the Pity Cafe. Warbas Provost also works behind the counter at that popular eat and drink house.
County Dick Robertson and wife of Wood ward stayed overnight in Beaver on the way to Anlorado. They were guests of Mrs Pearl Heyena during their visit, with hospitality noted by local residents.
D B Kinder and Harry Haakon attend the Meade and Liberal Ran faire this week taking over their rap. They hope they carry off some of the purse while W E Fugate buys black Amith at Forgan and plans Roy Dexter as a skilled worker. Mrs Humphrey’s illness prompts family calls. Maude Stalling visits Menard and Forgan, reconnecting with old friends.
The Martha's society hosted an evening at the Christian church on Friday night September 12 presenting an old-fashioned Pumpkin Ridge Literary program. The varied, humorous program drew a large crowd and promises a future event as attendees look forward to the next meetin'.
A field letter from Oklahoma describes the drought's impact driving residents toward migration. It cautions against abandoning the state and urges staying to face shortages and economic strain. The author notes oil economy and hopes for local action to improve conditions.
Beaver county farmers return to fall work with vigor as drought eases and ground gains moisture for a promising wheat season. Thousands of acres are sown with hopes for a bumper yield if weather cooperates, while a civil service exam for a rural carrier on Beaver route 1 is announced for Saturday.
Beaver Oklahoma editor Maude O Thomas reports the upcoming marriage of Attorney Twyford to Miss Mary Drew. details reference Sept 1 invitations, wedding in the bride’s hometown, and Twyford’s legal and business ties in Beaver with ongoing work at the Western Oklahoma Mercantile Agency and a general law practice.
The Academy at Gate in Hoover County opens for the 1913–14 year with Prof Laughlin as head, a graduate of Main College and Harvard. His wife, also a college graduate, will assist. Laughlin has taught globally, including a year in Roy's Mission School on Mt. Lebanon. The term begins September 22, 1913.
Henry Maller of Meaion crvek reports alfalfa fields ready for harvest as mild weather continues. Forecasts warn a potential cold snap could delay cutting while plans include checking hay yields and storage. Jack Frost sightings hint at cooler conditions ahead in the region near Koarer county and Oklahoma.
The wedding unites Miss Margaret Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs O Ay Allen with Simon M Glauder of Hatcht fon Kansas at the Christian Church with Rev Lo L Shaw officiating. After the ceremony the couple travel to Wichita for their honeymoon. The bride has resided near Beaver and Alva, finishing education, while the groom is a young man of upright character and growing property. Best wishes are offered for a joyful, long life together.
Sunday services scheduled with Bible school at 9:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 a.m. The Golden Calf is the morning sermon. Christian Endeavor meets at 7:00 p.m. Evening service at 8:40 p.m. topics include Where You Stand. Choir and orchestra provide musical program under the pastors.
A church notice notes Methodist Sunday School activities under Pastor Patyeine with involvement by Sobel Media.
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