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Oklahoma Flio Society THE BEAVER HERALD. Oldest Oklahoma Newspaper Republican. for Principle jp1 j ' VOL XXVII BEAVER, BEAVER COUNTY, OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY, AUGUST i., 1913. No. 10 0 ,&. I 'm The Heaver Comity Abstract Oilicc ABSTRACTS Htlllllii LOAN FRAZER & FICKEL Bonded Abstracters Beaver, Oklahoma. Laid to Rest. The remaina of Miss Viola Ives ar rived hero laet Saturday morning, ac companied by her parents and (riund, Miss Loofbourrnw. They were cdii voyed to the home of Mr. John Outb ids, grandfather of the deceased. The funurnl was held at the New Uerman Lutheran church, Saturday afternoon, Rev. Stave preaching the funeral ser mon. Interment was made in the St. Pauls cemetery, northeast of town. There was a large concourso of friends and relatives present to pay last re spects to the departed ono. Viola Ives was tho only daughter of Mr. and Sirs. A. M. Ives and was born in Tal mage June 15, 1888. She remained here until her parents moved to Okla homa City, Hboul fifteen years ago. From Oklahoma City they moved to Beaver County, Okla., which has since lieeu her home. Shu returned here .in l'JOo and was confirmed in St. lauU church, northeast of town. Rev. Duorschner was then pastor. She was ever a devoted worker in the church, and a faithful, consistent Christian. Miss Ives had had more than her share of misfortune, having been in poor health more or less of late years and twice had to submit to surgical operations. She was always a zealous worker in anything in which she en gaged and her poor health was largely due to overwork in di lie rent occupa tions. Shu taught school for three years and had to ijuit because of ill health, hater she took a course in a business cullegc and was employed for a long time in the court house of Rea ver county. This wus ut a time when the county was being divided and the work and responsibilities devolving upon her caused a nervous breakdown. Later she studied chiropractic in the school at Oklahoma City and estab lished a lucrative practice in that town. Barly last spring alio under went the second operation, the llrst ono having been performed a few years ago, appendicitis being the cause. Shu was home on a vacation when the ac cident befell her which caused her death. She was thrown from a buggy in which she vtas riding, July 21, sus taining injuries from which she (lied July 20, r Renfrew Investment Company FARM QUICKEST MONEY W. F. CARSON, Mgr. Beaver, - - Oklahoma l Death Calls Illinois Relative. I.ynn Russell received news the nasi week that his step-father, H union I'ii len, had died at Ccntralia, Illinois, July 20th, 1013. Mr. Pullen was a prominent and inllueutial citizen of Ccntralia and was connected with many of the leading enterprises of I lint city He was eighty years of age nnd had lived a long, useful and upright life. When the summons cam0 tin was reaily and prepared logo, having lived a consistant Christian life Good Rain Sunday. This section was visited by a good rain Sunday night. The precipitation at this point measured .85 of an inch Recording to the government gunge. More rain fell north and west of Rea ver. Tho country directly south did not receive more than a local shoner, here and there. Charley nnd John Sghoonnvur re turned the past week from an exten sive sojourn through southern Texas. They went clear down to tho Galves ton eoist where they spent the greater part of their time. They aro very much pleased with that country and it' possibilities anil may return then in the future but for the present they will try Heaver county a little lunger T ' Plenty of Fried Chicken. The Martha's will serve dinner at the Court Utilise, Wednesday, August t0th I'lent) of good fried chicken and lots of other good things to eat. Take dinner witli the Martha's Wednesday, August 20th. J A. Spohti returned to Heaver Sat urday after an absence of seeral months which was spent in Florida and Missouri point 8. Mr Spohn re ports tiiat ho was very imfli pleased witli the prospects in Florida and tliut ho believes there are great opportun ities there. The past twu months Mr. Spohn nnd family have spent-with Mr. Spohn's parents at Salem, Missouri, which is near St. Louis: They linvu had a delightful vacation and a splen did trip, seeing much of the south and visiting many places of notu They aru now returning to their farm near Gate where they expect to reside for n time. They have not decided fully I upon a permanent location. LOANS BEST RATES l-TFADn'il AROUND THE WCOENEfej LAWSON ! How has the past week suited you for downright hot weather. Hoy Drown was up from the Kiown and upcnt a couple of da) a the past week. Dwight II rail s haw was hero a few days this week visiting friends. lib departed Tuesday. O. II. Gihbs, of Six Mile, father o Mrs. C. O Reddiek, is reported as bo lug quite seriously 111. AND I Mrs. C O. Jackson arrived Saturday evening from Oklahoma eity on a vlell to her sister, Mrs. I. N. halwards, of l.ulvemp. I Wrtrbiia Provost returned Saturday after an absence of several months i spent at various points in the central part of the statu. Mrs. II. N. I.awson and little Miss Gretchen returned the past week from an extended visit with relatives at, Hutchinson, Kansas "clark" J. R. Quinu is confined to his bed with a severe attack of pleurisy. He was quite seriously sick Tuesday but is bettor at this time. If some people got down on their knees inoro in supplication, the said knees wouldn't get so sore when there was a carpet to stretch. Miss Edith Miles, who has been vis iting her aunt, .Mrs. Mao Trckeil at Milan, Kansas, the past two months, returned homo the past week. II. vOrubtreL'has.erectdajiewtte)1I,1)9,wr within the' next ""twelve windmill at his residence. Thu 'next thing will bo an elevated storage tank for tho latter is almost a nccossltj where there are automobiles to wash ABSTRACT A M. Ives and wire and Miss Edith I.oofbuurrow returned Sunday from their sad Journey toTiilmage, Nebras ka, to which place they accompanied thu remains of Miss Viola Hes, for burial. Mrs. Ada H, Smith, former Register of Deeds of Reaver county, but who now reci'des at Cold water, Kansas, was a Reaver visitor this week. Her many friends were morQ than glad to greet her once again. "beaver The W, 0 T. U. mut Friday nt the Presbyterian church and appointed a number of superintendents of depart ments of work. Tliov will meet at tho Christian church Friday tho 15ih, at 3 p. m. and have an impromptu pro gram. Everybody invited to attend. Judge R H.Loufhoitrrniv wont over to Oklahoma City on business Monday. The Judge Is making a fast race for an appointment on thu Supreme bunch and it is the opinion of thone who aro in a position to know, that he will be successful. Judge is well deserving of the honor and his Reaver friends will be glad to see it bestowed upon him "county" Tho C. K. Temperance meeting at tins Christian church was well attend ed Sunday evening. Temperaneo musical numbers were effectively rendered by thu Ladies Qiartet. Mrs. II , O. Fellow gave a brief his tory of the temperaneo movement and appealed to the people to do aggressive work In this line. The Mission Study class at Mrs. Rraidwood's Thursday afternoon was enjoyed by the members and Mrs. Ada Smith, a former member, now of Cold water. Kan . and Mrs. Hageley who were visitors. After the lesson light refreshments were scried by thelitis tess orsUted by Mrs. M. A. Clark, at whose homo tho class will meet the llrst Thursday in September. Additional Levy Carries. The election in this district Tuesday to vote an additional levy ol 8 milK for school purpose", carried by n vale of 77 for to (I against The day was a pirticularly hot one and tho voters didn't turn nut in wry large numbers Inasmuch as It required W per cent of the voters of the district to east a bal lot and a majority of that number to carry the proposition, some little ac tivity along about the closing hours of the polls was necessary to get the voters out. Automobiles wore brought Into service nml a number of the worn en of the town conveyed to the voting place. That's once, at least, when the ' "Lord's of Creation" were willing mil anxious to see the women uu their right of franchise. I.eilru Healy, who recently trans ferred the business of the Western Dk lahomn Mercantile agency, of Reaver i of which ho was malinger, to Utoruey 0 F. Twy ford, has purchased a simi i hir business at Tulsa and will Imvo charge of the same making his hind quarters in that eity. Reiner is sorry to loe l.eilru but his many friends here wisli him abundant success in his new Held. The Bars Are Down. The result of the special election August 5th, in which nil thu proposed amendments to the constitution car ried by good majorities and the re peal of Section IX, Article 0, known as tho Railroad Amendment" carried by a voto of '-' to 1, now Jlots down the bars and the railroad companies can no longer lay the blame at the door of Oklahoma for the uoii-buildlug and extension of railroad lines in thu new state. Willi tho repeal of this section tho const is now clear and wo may ex pect great development and activity in railroad circles from now on out. Our growtli and development ha been seriously hampered and retarded since statehood on account of this obnoxious section and its effect will bo keenly Ifeltforsomu timo yet to come, but the future of our statu now is brighter and we confidently expect much to bo ac- months as a result of the repeal The rostolllce was moved into the new location, firBt door north of the K of I building, the first ol tho week. The new location Is a much more con venient and desirable one and inakis a largo and commodious homo for Uncle Saui'a business. Notice or Contest. I).vimrnt of 'tli" Inteiinr. Unlieil Stairs l.sjid Ottlco t WoixIimuiI, Oklahoma, Auuiltt 11,11)11. To Mary F Rnli"Br, of Wuoilwaril, Oliln liuinn, ColllPitee Villi urf herein: notlflnl Out Isunc II. Shreck. who slits MauUioi, Oliinliiiiun. a- lilt pom oflkw iddress, iliil im August 1 1 1 It. 1913, Hie III thisolllco li silullcorrjlioratcd nllratIotlilO content olid secure ttie rniidllutiim of jour HumfStend Kntrr No, tr.'Jtl3, Seilul No. IU2II.1. iniiln Se'piiilier2ltli, Wi, for I.' t a lin, j HiultUft Stint NWJJ uf Section .1, Tonnliip2 Noithi.f IIhmkk 27, Kant CIninrriii Meridian and a ereiinds Tor Ms cootrot ho -allose that said Mnrjr 1 fneilfiMr tin wholly nlmmloi.-.l said tntct of land fur u rliNl ut more than six month, 1d-m iiinkliiK said miry mid next prior to the data ( this contrai, Tlmt !ia ha never reldd on tald In'id nnr cultlinted tlin satnoHsts required !r law, that wild land ha Ijeen abandoned for a iwrlml of mnm than tu jears nnd that there If luievlilenra that it hat liwn occupied within tho Inst two nam That takl defaults still exIH nnd Imvo not Well cured. Yon aro, therefore, further uotlHad tlmt tlm aid allocutions will ha taLcn by this nffli u having bettH confessed by Jim. and I our Mild entry will ba cuui-eleil thereunder wlihoiitiiuir further rlsht to lie heard thniein. either In torn thli oDIcn or on apienl, II luu fall to Hie 111 this cilllce wllhlll twenty ilu)s after the FOI'ltril publication of tlil notice, m shown bilow. juiir mistier, under oath, tpeclilcall) meetltiiraiid resp li line to the! iUlx.atioiis of contest, ol If lull fall nltliln that tlino to file lu tliii iitllcn due proof that loll ham ered n copy ot jour ansner on tllsaald con. teitani either liumnonor hjr rci:literisl mall, If this senice, it made In- the ilelherr uf n copruf jour answer to the nontenant In por son. pmor of such ten Ice must he either the sil coutontaut a written acknowledg ment of his receipt of tint cop), showing thsilati of Hi receipt, or the attidailt of the iior.un by whom the delliery wua uiadu inline when and where the copy uasdebter edi If madn bj registered mall, proof ot micli service must coiuht of tho ntllcljvlt of tho per ton by whom the copy was mulled ninilng when and the iio.toltlci. to which H a milled and thU allldailt limit bo accompanied b the KMliiatter receipt for the letter You should state In your answer Hie name of th9Hitoltlo to which you dislre Inline no tlcestobsicllttoyoil Ueo. t).OuEii, liezitier Ilatn of first publication. August II, I913. Date of second publication, Auuiut ill, IHIS Date of third publication, AiituU iS, I9I3 Date uf fourth publication, Sept. i, I'M, BEAVER IIDW. Ilcrclic Tiiejilay evening, at RtfO o'clock', at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I). l Miller, their daughter, Miss Cleo was united it marriage to llerchel l Wright. Iter. Ii. I.. Shaw, pastor of tho Chris tian church, performing tho ceremony. Tho announcement of this happy event will not come as a surpilse to their many friends for tl has been known for somo thhu tiiat they antici pated embarking upon thu matrimon ial sea and had their little home nicely furnished and ready. Just the exaet dalo of thu nupititls was all that re mained a mystery. The bride has grown to 'young womanhood in our midst and Ib one of our tnost popiUajjijiltlar,oiiiplihud young lad lus. She Mialetited, enpa- hie and accomplished and a guneral lavorlto and social leader among tho younger set. The groom Is ono of our priiniiug jouug men having tuken upon hfimuir thu duties and responsi bilities of caring for himself and tiro vidlng Tor the future early in life and Inn established himself in business in which lie U milking good. lie Is pro prietor uf the Heaver ranloriiim ami also conducts tho West bide Whgoii and Teed Yard. Ilersclml ami Cleo are well known by all Reaver and Hinroiindlng conn It and they have n host of friends who will Join thu IIhiiai.1) in hearty congratulations and sincere well wish es for their future happiness and pros perity. May theirs bo u long and use ful wedded life and thulr voyage cm life's sea be smooth and it Joyous onu to thu end uf the Journey. nm.ioAUfrt'f'A, 75 t am ,m ,-. I mul Clbo Alarricd. Watch this Space For announcement County rair to be held at Beaver, Oklahoma 1 October 9, 10 This will be an Agricultural Fair and Race Meet J Watch for Further i DO YOU KNOW? Tlmt wclmvo tho Kx cluslvpSal.'otlNSrU AN CIO GA SOLI NIC S'TOVKS HANGES. Scwcll Paints and Vnrnislips. Dinmond Edse Cut Ipt.v. Thistle HlondEnam olwnre. Waterloo Boy Cream Separators. Peerless Princess Kitchen (Jahinets. CASKKTI'S for those wltoaresonnfortnnuto as to need them. TIN WOlIv A SPEC IALY. & FURN. CO. J Resolutions of Condolence. To the members of tho Marth Aid Soclely, Christian church, Reaver, Ok lahoma! Whereas, The dread nngel of Death having again colored our midst and re moved from thu home of Sister J R llinklo her youngest and much be loved son, Ray, Ru It Resolved, That we herewith extend in behalf of this Socloty to Mrs. J. R. llinklo, the mother, anil Mrs. O. I'', I'ruett, sister, the sincere nnd heart felt sympathy of each member thereof in this their sad hour of sorrow. May they not become disconsolate but trusting lu Ood's lovjng kindness, look to Mini for strongth to sustain them in their borcnvenient. Ru It Further Resolved, That a copy rtt' the 'esolutlons ""bo" 'spread" on the minutes of thu society, a copy mailed to Mrs. J. R. llinklo and Mrs O. F. I'ruett and that the Rraych Herald bo asked to publish same Respectfully submitted, f Oka TitAoy j Caiuiie Thomas ( LauiiaRi'sskll. Committer, Open Air Meeting. The Y I' ii C. B will hold an open nlr meeting at the homo of Mi Maude tl. Thomas, Sunday uvcnlng, August I7th, begi-uilng ut tho usual hour, 7: Id p, in. AH members ami other will tiiku notion and aro urged tu bo present and on time. Mum IjKsxik Tiiomah, ".'resident. Methodist Church Services. There will be services at the M. B, Church next Sunday afternoon, Aug ust I7tli, at '.'bit) p. m,, by thu pastor. All members and others are urged to bu present. J. A. RntLLirs, Pastor. of the Beaver t and 11, 1913 Announcements LAND. See JOHN W, SAVAGE, FOR FARM L eaver, Oklahoma ' II OANS,