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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12
Society News

Mrs. Ruth James and Mr. F. P. Graves were married yesterday evening at the home of the bride. corner Bank and Wal nut streets. Justice Eugene, Ferrie off ciating. Only few relatives and friends witnessed the ceremony. They will make their home In Decatur.
 Miss Annie Powers entertained the Tat tiers at the home of Mrs. c. l.. Odom in New Decatur this afternoon
 MT and Mrs. E. H. Allen of High land, Mich. who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Allen for some time, will return to their home in Michi- gan tomorrow.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Graves have re- turned from Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12
Officers Elected

At a meeting of the board of directors held in the office of the Development Company of the Decaturs J. II. Calvin of Decatur was elected president Henry R. Davis of New Decatur secretary and W. c. Bullman of New Decatur, treas urer. These officers are all young men and all are very active In the business affairs of the two Decaturs MT. Calvin is a member of the Brock & Spight Wholesale Grocery house; MT. Davis IS connected with the Decatur Cornice and Roofing company; Mr. Bullman Is man ager of the Twin City Installment com- pany of New Decatur. The Development company is the business mems organiza- ton of the Decaturs. With new and younger men at the head of the affairs of the company much may be expected
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12
Alice Morton Dies

Huntsville, February 11.-(SpeciaL)- Alice Morton, a 10-year- school girl. daughter of Mrs. Alice Morton of Monte Sano drive, died yesterday aft ernoon from measles. a disease that has been prevalent among the children of the city during the last month
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12
Negro Convicted

Huntsville, February 11.-(SpecieL1- Lem Smith, negro who killed James Mcdonald several weeks ago, was con- victed of manslaughter in the law and equity court last night. The charge against the negro was murder, but the jury reduced the offense to man. slaughter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12
Tennessee Is Flooding

Huntsville, February 11.-(Special.)-- Reports from points along the Ten nessee river yesterday afternoon were to the effect that the water had risen 10 feet and that a further rise of 10 feet is expected by Sunday. A big fleet of boats has gone up the river to load up with frieght.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12

from them for the good of the Decaturs in the future. The board of directors, who were elected few days ago, are also young men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12
BELIEVE RAIDS
 BOOST SALOONS Decatur Soft Drink Raids Cause Varied Opinions FRUIT MEN ALARMED Waters in the Tennessee River Are Rising-Development Company
 of Decatur Elect New
 Officers
FRUIT MEN ALARMED

Decatur February 11.-(Special. .)-The proprietors of the IS soft drink stands
 whose places of business were closed on yesterday afternoon by injunction are sub
 hitting gracefully to the conditions, and all of them seem willing to just simply
 wait and let the courts decide the mat
 ter as to the legality of the injunctions.
 It Is understood that the soft drink
 men have employed counsel and that an
 interesting legal fight may be expected.
 Under the law 90 days are given in which the soft drink men have to answer or to give cause why the sheriff of the coun- ty did not have right to take their stock and close their places of business. The raid of yesterday afternoon Is still the talk here among the people generally. There is much difference of. opinion as to what effect, if any, these raids would have
 on the result of local option election, if such an election should be held for
 the Decaturs. There have been good
 many people here who favored dispen-
 sary for Decatur, while many others
 wanted open saloons and still others
 wanted prohibition.
 V business man. said that he believed the
 raid would result in the people voting for open saloons, whereas the dispensary had a good show to win before. T. M. Dix,
 prominent business man, who was one of the leaders in the prohibition fight
 here few years ago, said that he be- lieved that the raid of yesterday would have tendency to strengthen prohibition in the Decaturs. These two opinions show the diversity of the many opinions heard
 on the streets here.
 Fruit growers in this section of the state are very much alarmed over the safety of the peach crop on account of the sudden change in the weather. Within
 very few hours the spring-llxe weather was changed into mid-winter weather. There have been two slight freezes and this morning a light sprinkle of snow fell, melting as rapidly as it touched the ground. The peach trees were in bud and
 few trees had already commenced to
 bloom.
 | General rains which have fallen all over this part of the state for the past few days have caused quite a rise in the Ten
 nessee river at this point and the river
 is still rising slowly today.
 On account of the fine stage of water l there is quite an activity here now m the logging business. All the mills of the
 Decaturs are receiving large number
 of rafts from up-river points and as a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12

result the local sawmlls and all the woodworking industries of the city are quite busy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-12
Announcement For Spring 1911

 establishment offers
 
  will
 
 Our Great New Buildings Will Add to Our Facilities n  d ny mark
 TRADE WITH HOUSE PROGRESS VIM. R. MOORE DRY GOODS co. Absolutely Retail Connections Memphis
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-17

ton the giving of moral and fin
ancial support to the combined
socialist union forces that are
waging a vigorous campaign to
make Job Hartman mayor of
Los Angeles, but they, hesitate to
give expression to their hopes for
fear that action might be resented
by some thoughtless people.
Hartman is known from coast
to coast s;s ono. of the ablest ora
tors now before the public plead
ing the cause of the working peo
pie, He possesses rare tact and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-17

executive ability and will make
one of the greatest mayors that
any city in this country ever had,
if elected.
This is part of the battle now
raging everywhere between prog
reSS on the one side and privilege
on the other. That is the univer-
sal opinion here. But above and
beyond the personality of Harri-
man are the principles and poll
cies for which he and the militant
workers of Los Angeles are s1rug-
Cling, to establish supreme the
right to organize with the right
to bargain collectively to sell their
labor, and finally the right to the
product OF their own toll.
The political instruction that
has been growing for several
years and is now spreading into
every nook and corner of the
country like huge .confagration
was very largely but unwittingly
encouraged by the blind and Bit
ter attacks made upon the work
ing people by the so-called open
shop employers, none of which
were more merciless and unrea-
sonable than the Merchants and
Manufacturers association in
Southern California, better
known as the M. and A.
Conservative and radical labor
men alike have constantly warn
ed the Kirbys and Otises that
their vindictive opposition to the
natural progress of the working
class was merely adding fuel to
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-17

Federation of Labor Convention
at Atlanta Hoping for Harri-
man to Win, Because 1t Will
Be Victory for Labor Princi-
Piles.
Atlanta, Nov. 1.-THE Amer
lean Federation of Labor dele
gates, without exception, sane
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
Trustees Sale.

wI.r-a. Edward A. THROWN aud Eun \
Biown, his wife. 10y their ,rrtntr Deed ~
Trust. dated tide ...,l,l day ~ November, Nine.
teen hundred aud Niue. nni r,Or,i'N in IN.
office If the Recorder 1T ih"ils for Hot Cuun-
~. Missouri, uu the :nd day 81 ih"'rtniwr,
i,sg, IN ILs,l, 10 ~ pig" III, conveyed Ia ""
undersigned itu>i,r ~ trust, To- secure th'
IayInrut ~ the note IN said Trust D'.T ,r'
.'fibc,i. due tip'rnb ~ :. iar, the following
described real estate tuatr y, ltpIt county
NIs>,u,,I, tu Wit The south W,s, quarter ~
-~'ti,M IiNrCh andthr East I've Hundred an'l
Eighteen aud 81" 80 .:,imn ArirN ni
~.,iio 81 W ~ ruwn>liu s,NN-"hl'
WO ~ i.uugr Thirty mine 60 ana
aiso the Ensi half ~ IN, south has. quarter
~ >rrtInn Thirty IN" Gin IN Township sixty
two az, ~ Range Ibiriy-ninc GpD NM
WHEREAS, th' said t',tr 'i,>"rIlrd ~ >aid
Trust ih,d aud Interest thereon II ,ln' Hud
unpaid aud " gKEN~, III" legal i,nld,r nn',
ls~igiur ~ said noi" hns requested 'nr to"Nr.
cute the power vested IN me- hy >nid Deed al
Trust ~ >,lI said rial estate niid oi,t ~ III,
nrT,,.ls ~ said sale pny the casts ~ ">"'ui
iug this Trust and the iu,irbi udncN> ~,fur I
~ said Deed ~ Trust. Therefore. IN COM
plinin'r wit " said request abH ~ pursuance
~ the Ip,wrr vested Ia ~" ~ lrusir" una"
said Trust lha,. viii srll said r,'nl estate NJ
publir vrndur, IL ~" highest bidder Ter EAST
MONDAY, rEBHrhRy Il, 1911.
~ the North front ,lp ,rof the Court lluu>r M
The CIV ufOrgnn, Holt County, Missouri, III"
tween The hours ~ nins U'rlH'h n, ~, aud fhiii
" y ~ W. " ", II. IIciiARns.
Trustee.
ihrrui~r ~, irIu,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
II. Z. Church. Forest CITY.

Rev. 4. ", werner, Pastor
Oi>i saturday evening, -unday:murnlng ant
evening ut Tarkin Chapel.
:nd sunday morning ~ II u, ~ al iurrs
Cityj sunday evening ~ kim>cy >ch"pl house
II : O'clurh.
3rd sunday morning ~ TarLin chapel ~ n
I. M, ANA evening ~ Forest cay ~ ~, ~.
i,h sunday ~ kini>ry NJ ~ Il. N, aud a
Forest city AZ >p, ~,
sunday >rhoni ~ $50 u. N. i. VI i"nsr
super lntrndrni
Junior League u, 3 1Op, IA. Mrs Werner
superintendent,
kpwurih League NJ : y, ~, Mis-, Mary Rnl'
lock, President.
Prayer meeting Wednesday nisp
Womci \ Home Mission STlciy Friday ~
$50 y, N, Mrs. Scott, President.
Choir practice Thursday AZ sp N
SUNDAY >'hnul al kimscy >rhool housc At u
l. NJ. =. smith, Superintendent.
Epwurih League u, kmS.y @hooI hous'
sunday NJ D. ~.
sunday ,clnol -, TarkIn Chapel u, aaS n
~, T., T., Noyd. Superintendent,
Prayer meeting u, Tarkio Chapel Sundn,
md Wednesday NJ 10 y, ~,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
SandoMn and Poker.

There are two games which nj me
present moment are absorbing a'ten'
ton In those places where two or
thrce--Or mOre-beinEs gathered to
,.e,hsr feel that time can only he
killed by playing something at wh'c'
YOU can either lose your money
your temper. This being so, they have
found two ideal games at which 1t IL
possible 10 squander both these AS
sets The one IL sandown, the other
In poker. Neither is new. OF course
but both threaten to have the vogue
Of bridge. One can gamble at them
TO any extent. and what more can any
one want. for this means excitement
which Ia the veritabls breath Of MOD
eru nostrils. Pictorial.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
Order of Publication.
STATE OF MlssolRI,s.

County OF Hot
In the circuit Court. April Term. iaii.
i. NJ. Cranll. Plaintiff.
.Ioscph Carter and the ma nuvn rou~ut'
heirs duN .-t',. dOur"-. Hii"nC"s. . Il 49,
nrdinl,. m,~nc ur r'Hute, voluntary ur
Involuntary grantees ~ Joseph carter
Defendants.
NoN pn Ua.. iu dlyuf Irru.ry i.'l. and
un tho III day ~ IL urrN. l"ii. term ol said
.nur rnfur~ tr' pi.ul 'N Lemon. nf lr'hh
rctu.. H. a' crazy .nd HLrui. = "a ~ "p.li
,.uuri. ul., h.. uc',tiuu. verified uy tn" IN
daNt vt ..I.u attorney ana .ui. H.l'..Ht
among other things. int hc j. ne owner 1nd
~ p,,.sl's~.uu ui iUf fnit"VthL dcsrrh'l rrhi
estate ,itU .ty IA Holt county. Missouri, To-
Wit
iuuithoI th" southeast quarter - ~',iioi
TIirty-UVr 80 IN township sNty-uHv Wll ~
ftupv Ihi'tN-uiHr 4 o.!
aud tra' Ihr defendants claim To- nave
.r.lu estate titir aud Interest III SAM rri.
UStuf, uuNCr-v to- plHiuti1' thti ih' h'i'u-
dan .iu,vph Garter. g. uut u resident ui ll'
state &c Missouri that lac ,"rtiS h"ii"N'~
ii..t 'hrr,. ~, u"r.tu- i'u,'c-trd in. ar who
tlHiuI ~ bee Interested IN, IL" sci %. st ~
whp., names H., cannot in-'it li"r'ln To-
cans" 'hug ~" unknown iu hliu. ihil 'h'
claim ~ .rh uuhu"Nu n'r'"uN 'T 10 .
triuush aui .H'i'i o. pr eat frUtr 'ty li.'l
state. t'.N .tuw"r' dt.'u 'T'".Wt ]. ~ f"
l.l,v,f Which. uul, rUf'If A.. De- ',u.,'u :.
Hupl, to, uI ptI, ',''ut tir real ,-'t" records
~ Iinit t.tu.t n. VI .,su1fI. r'u'" NHi. 80 y be-
.'pb t.rI,r IH. NnIii I.i i"l,iu ~ 10
.ar.tHaI in. -rt, utitut T. tnH .u'' 'uui"r
pT ~tiI ,.H.ui tI tti'. Ib sttI tai '.l I''' HN1
tIt ..rh uU .urNn uyt s1u' u rave" % '.H boz
Iup,It,. thH.rttlv HUu rlHlH ." sou ''.
I.tITt o.. IIi 'us ~. NHIt>. u. i-''r '"''
a'.,U,.'- .iut IfuIH, uit '. i.'.u' mp t..'.'.
vu.vu'4f, 90 involuntary gHuu.'Ns "' 'l'
I1suVii 'Hri,r
Nr,r.pt.. a. '.ufIHH,I 10y t'u cont boot
defendant, u. uutid' % thIi 80 rt' t.nNl.
Uut u commenced against ihviu T." N.tIH''N
~ tiu. Siid court. iiW object uUd -''iu't
untftt,. - which is w. ascertain uNd u"''f
f,r 'l,,, estate title aud ibt,rt~i ul i'tv pI'-
tics, piliuttu aud dvfvudhn' ln HHld suit
.p,.r.,IlN. itI >atu I,'ti estate. uui To- nrhu
ui.i al iu'lup los the decree ~ the 'unfl TIE
estate. the uud iut,'.'~t ut IL" pit'l'-
nInlntln and defendant ~ >aid stiI. >'y"'
tlly thcrcius ard thai unless tie srii "ri,n.
,,antS ir aud appear h. this tuuli ~ th'
neat term thereof ~ W begun Hn,l hp'dcii a.
ihr,uuri HOUSE III the ''hy al l.'Enh ~
said County ou the .Itl day ~ Npril n"N'
aud an the hr~t dny ~ said term answer ~
ul"nd io he .tiiiun IN said cause. ih' ~hh'
Nilt he taken ~ confessed uud iuVgiNrtt
viii h. rendered accordingly.
II II further ordered that copy hrt"ut IL
published IN the Holt County sentinel u
County ~ Holt state ~ Missouri nnd d">iv
mated by plainiin's attorney, for four week.
successfully, NJ least on,. u week, TIE luS'
tu~urtit,u to- lie ~ least fifteen days hcfnr'
the ,ir>i day ~ the said Term ~ >aid Court
\ true copy from the record.
" Witness my hand and seal NJ
'.lu said Court. Done NJ my ut'ir,
IN oregon, IN said County, thu
nth day Of January. lpll
u. A. III NlIAM,
Circuit ClrrL.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
Administrator's Notice.

Nmlrr i h"rrby given, tha, Letters ~ Nd
nini>irn' on, IN the estate ~ James \.
Vaughan, deceased, were granted Ia IA" un-
dersinn,d On the Nh day ~ January
mii, by III" Probate touri of iioit
,uuniy, Missouri, Al persons having claims
against said estate ARE requested IL "Nhihii
them Tor allowance IA the administration
Within one year after the date ~ said letters,
ar they mny i@ preclude from amy hcnriii 81
such estate Ind " such cluims br not cNhlh
tied within iwo years from the dat" ~ this
publication, they will he forever barred
4, i ,itNr,
Adminisi rator.
This .mh day of January. iaii
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
LOOKING Ahead.

We cannot change the record OF the
past by bemoaning II: we can not
straigh,en the crooked burrows by
looking back over the distance We
have come, but Keep your eye to the
front and make the rest Of the fur.
rows strsight.-Rev. p. n. 6trsysr.
Prssbytsriaa, Rochester, N. Y.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
Evangelical Church.


u v WIIUVUTII TUNIWf-
u'"-,,n sunday ,rhnoi At W. 4. u. u. g.
kuuk''. superintendent
' T. Vat -. 90.
Prayer meeting Thursday at sp.m m.
rrra 'hIug, iirsi and ihird sundays al TIA
~. ~c'"ud rud 'uufth sundays 49, y ~.
Nich"li~ Gp,," -urtH, >rhupl ~ " .. ~
\. Inrh'uru superintendent
Y T. A. at ,3H T.. N
Prayer meeting Wednesday ~ y ~
Preaching. first aud third sundays 1T - ~
second aud fourth sundays ~ iia.n ~.
BENTON sunday >,'huul at.::s D. ~. 'r',rh.
ug ever, Sunday at I..Np ~.
ANY one il cordially welcomed 1" any ~,
these services
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice l. hereby given, that The Jude, .
signed u. - Nillrr. nlmini>trsioruf the l'nrl
ncrsh,p estate ~ Orru ana tlruu Jacob ptrn,
deceased, viii make iinal settlements ~ his
.,cc0unts With said estate ~ such admins
traitor ~ the neat Term of he Probate Court
~ Holt Comfy. Missouri, T." ic holden ~ Ore
gOn, In said county 90 III" 18th day ~ Fn',ru-
AIRY, A, ~, inii, %, MILLER,
administrator,
This i.nh iuy ~ January, luil,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
Notice of Final Settlement

Notice l. hereby given, that the undrr.
signed, j. q. Miller, ndminis'rnlu' ~
the estate ~ Jacob orrn deceased VII
said estate ~ such administration AZ III" next
Terii ~ the Probate Court ~ Iiol, County,
Missouri. Ia b. hnldru Ia Oregon, In said
County, ON the 18th Iuy If February. A. u.
ipll. TO MILLER. ADMINISTRATOR.
THIS Ill, day ~ January. lnii
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
Baptist Church.
!. y. Henry. Pastor.

services n, the First baptist church III
FIRST Sunday IN each month u u a, ~. ands !
m,
sunday >'ool ut = y. m. each sunday.
a. Y. r. 1. at p. NJ
An nrr invited,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
Notice OF Final Settlement.

Noti. l. Hereby Given, That the un,irr-
signed John T., Taylor, Executor ~ the 49,
tate ~ Margaret lhyur>> deceased. " u make
iinaI >cttlrmruiS ~ his accounts with said
estate ~ such Executor NJ the u"Nt Term ~
The Probate Court ~ Holt county, Mis>oui i.
10 hr holden Ia oregon, Ia said County, IN
the 18th day ~ February, 4, u, y
IONS r. TAYLOR,
Executor,
This i.lih iuy ~ january tnIi.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
FlARRY'S
PROMISE

10. wen drop into the 'Re.ndcol and
order lu' punch and cigars whit do
you say? All infayor sing ont ayo!"
AYE, aye." shouted half a dozen
youthful voices: but Harry Iidton
stood silent
Ills comrades turned urpr him 81.
simultaneously.
What's up. old fellow WHY don't
You speak out? You've made two dol
lars clear Of your Wagcs; your, not
too uiscrly Ia have glass OF punch,
ana a. social smoke, are your
Not |: Fun no ,Hurc misery tnn
he rest ol ym. ! take IT," auswrr.d
~" yourg man. siuutly.
Thou Why do YOU hold back
H.. comrades. com. ca. the evening
ma 1nt we've had hard duN '
work. .ud - s,i-s uI hot ruu.h Won
go Dad Here Ne so. all ct us, Ia -
unu''
80. ~, don't" responded Harry.
II" v.s iall handsome young TEL.
low. a O. ad and shoulders above Ito
Hlloal ut hif follow workmcn. aud
.n'cuUu va the iron mandatory oi
N''s'N hlI"F d N'l'h' "h,r' ''''
whole party found employment
They ra,h"rcd about him IN tho
chtll twilight
whats got into the chap" they
Cri"d Il sly, Harry, what's come
over you? Why don't You com" un'
N"r" IN Tor u 'arons", and iihNh'
dane" to wtnd M with. Amt you go
ing aIonS
No
lh'h .iN" ~ your reason Nfe
you going tn urn Iarson all Oh SUI
d'h. o' do you nate !" spend your em
IRA earnings 'om" on, 'a"H WV
cum 'og'th'f nhh "' h'in "r'hh ,''e'
=" "" VIII answered h"'' "ohen
voices
hH'Es r"a''h! 'he'N o's"" '"
hush
'"u SNOW ne 'o" wen W MIN "n0
mat 'nds, u" sH'd TN not close.
hs'd WIN my money hs yo" S""'
sc " YOU 'h"h''oh "".'n'ns 'N'
MT Tue pnb''' nous" "h" "r'"h'
cant avr'" I" tha'
And YOU reasons; lets ha'" en-
Ar" you turning parson'
No, hut I've made n promise to my
mo'h'r. ana rh"s Willow ana wv.
only son-Ic given her my "ord
never Ia drink In public house ana
! shant break II That's my reason
lads, ana goodnight Ia y0d'
And the worst of them was not bad
enough ~ advise III" breaking ~ such
"A pronnIs. NJ that.
A y,nr went by and "A dozen uf tho
| pick.d hands were up for promotion.
Mcssrs Kirby N Keith had u posi-.
| lion of rrrs, responsibility 10 award.
| and nm, ,brt brolph, excellent pay.
| Wh., I'M, minor promo,io,,s were all
mnd, lust NV. Young men were LEFT.
| and 4, nm. oi ,b.s, the lucrative 20.
| si,iop Mas ia po s,alwsrt. honest
| upripht yuuug fellows. the whole Ave
| oi them
Tn, senior mariner Of the firm
| pushed up his sprctaciss. and looked
.h.,,, hin, A., sam. indccisi,n
| ,,u.,,,,, ,,,, an.,, ,.,I,,,,s" Ia said
,r, sn,.ly nu,ll,d how To proceed
| ~, only III, on. position to bestow,
| an, ber. yonr are. Ny, IN number
.n1 .,n., 4, aese,yinx merit How
.m, a. ,.c,do,"
.,,., ,,,,. has suvs.s,.d one
m, hess smiled and seemed for q
,,,,n,. -, ,uo IN ,ayor IN. id,a. then
.i, -, I, sudden his eve spark,.d
"a h.,,er Thought than that hal
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Nnirc i hereby given, that the uud'i
signr,l administrator of the estate Fanny
iiIl-.nlask, deceased, viii mahr iinal settle
rucnt Of his u,r'uuni~ with said estate ~ such
NJ the nrNt term ~ the mo
hate court III Holt county, Missouri, Ia IL
holden IN Oregon Ia said county, uu The iiili
day ~ February, \, -, inil
ALBERT RpECkEG
AdminiSIr a,ur,
This nth dHy of December. I'M
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
German n. e. Church.

Rev. licnfy l'rnh>, Pastor.
sunday school AZ ai1 u. m.
Preaching every sunday ut 1870 u. m.
Preaching every sunday nj the NodAWA
hurch nj . 10 y. N.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday afternoon
4! 20.
Everybody cordially invited 20 attend Abo'
-evicrS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
Christian Church. Forest City.

Elder Fred u. August int, Pastor,
sunday school ~ ~ u. ~.
Preaching IN the first aud third >undnySo al
each month, morning and evening.
\ I cordially invited Ia attend these srry-
Inn
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
OMRI AND
AHAB
Sr-,ay School Lesson for J,n. -, 1911
Specially Arranged 70. Tl5 Paper

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with their ,.r,,l At Sln,i.n.
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mpn. 1h' superior sttat'sic n"''ion
oi Shinhiia' 'nhical hilI "'ahhlhs t"o
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icy. ~ 'Nid'h',u Nv 'h' 'ons H'N'
""l'h " endured ana 'h' S'""' I"S'''
nhce which u oh"r'h 'o w" aihl''s "
Sarson'
| ohri wronsh' ovll' we hr" no' 'olu
'he particulars o' omii sl'' ou' MI
can says; FOR the statutes OF omfi
are Kept We cannon DOUBT tha'
these statutes of Omr, were measures
adopted Tor more ron'pi''ely is"'at'hs
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
Christian Church.

E,dor ~ 49, Dawson. Pastor.
Hhr srlIu", every l.nfdSday 9.i5 =, iU. u. I
lirruks superintendent
Nt.S.C, H. every i"rd,day $50 T.. ~.
Prayer mcctinl every Thursday eycuing q,
$50.
prca hing every .c.U III ana 'uafth iards
d.y, tunrulug ana ,,rn,b. ~ 70. ~. - u, u
All crtl'iis invited ~ i,t,pd AL meetings ~
'r.c IurtI. tu.I. .'Hu'uy tu" pt,tt
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice l. hereby given liza, The und,rsl gncd.
N. D. Walker, pihlw udmluistrtt y lurliurgr
~ the estate IT Julia \, flyer decreased.
will make final settlement ~ ~ account,
with said "sini" ~ >iirh administrator ~
I he neat term at the Probate Cour, ~ Holt
County hiss,nIrl,t Ia i" lnidcn IN Oregon IN
said county, On the ihh day of February,
\. D., 1914
This 18th day of January, 1911.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
CURSOR Christian Church. Blur City

W, II. Iiardman, Pastor,
Preaching III the second aud fourth LordA
Jay III II u, M. and 7 10 y, ~.
Bible school each Lordsday at 10 n. N.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
Church Directories
Presbyterian Church.
Rev lanes NJ. Walton, Pas nr.

Rev James VI, Walton, Pas nr.
sabbath school u, $50 every sabbath.
y : &. T.. at 6.y1 y. ~.
Prayer service Thursday evening" ~ 7iA
a.
Htcmluf every Sabbath q, ii ~ m. {
~ y. ~.
NupdyItIC every >HruHth ~ , - NJ.
tvcty bud. suri,tity invited Co. attend u,
COY, strvir,-'
lis services.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-20
ConsIderate.

Did that pretty Miss Peschem say
she would darn your s0cks tor your"
mo; but she wss kind enough y
recommend . brsaA that weuiesV
nesd darniaS." -