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The Washington herald., 1911-03-12
PETwoRTH sLUGGERs WIN.

Defeat Juniors in One-sided Game,
IL TO 3.
In a one-sided game yesterday on the
Petworth diamond the Petworth Sluggers
defeated the Petworth Juniors, IL to &
Bucks pitching was the feature of the
game while the batting of Jinghaus was
also noteworthy. Score:
r n. z
PetEorth Sluegerx.. , oI13- Ill a >
Petworth Juniors. 1 0 o ol o is 8
Bafterss-Bod and Spencer; Miller. Yor+, and
Preston.
All teams wanting games with the
Sluggers, who average fourteen years,
address George Norris. 400 Randolph
street northwest
The Washington herald., 1911-03-12
Eastern Holds Prnctice.

The entire Eastern High School base
ball team was out yesterday afternoon
for 2 good workout and Coach Donnelly
put them through their PAGES. Johnny
Ilgoh was on the slab and tossed them
over in midsummer form. None, OF the
rockies could touch the benders OF the
crack Eastern twirler. Parker was at
the receiving end and was there with
the goods. his pesging to second nipping
the stesters hy yards. g =
The Washington herald., 1911-03-12

Friends in this city who remember
"Hext" Perry. for three years the first
baseman of the Congressionals. when
that team was a member of the Inde-
pendence League. will be pleased to
learn that nc has made his start in the
professional ranks. having joined the
team at Greenville. n. C, in which place
he has been living for the past two
years.
Perry. before his change Of residence
was one OF this citys premier first base
men, he having gained most OF his ex-
perienCe on the old Green Lot which
was located at Delaware avenue and D
streets, from where a welI-pIaced drive
would land in the window of a waiting
train at the old Baltimore and Ohio
station.
While attending school here Perry was
a candidate for a position on the Tech
nical High School team, but deficiency
in one of his studies made it impossible
for Hmm to star in high school circles.
While with the Congressionals he was
The Washington herald., 1911-03-12

Goals frr11 field -FD ~. Henderson KricScr
Frederick Miller - Mulloy t21. Thornton. H0pyc
Goals from free throw-Fr,. Muloy a.. Rctrrrc-
Mr.. SchGIrlOlZ, Baltimore Medical Col.c-c TImrrs-
Prof. Cornelius. Central. ard Mr.. Be-seti Washing
ton. Time Of haTCs-l Is and % miuues-
The Washington herald., 1911-03-12
YQAiIG

G. P. o. UNION LEAGUE
Foundry. AntfdueS.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-12

Lefty" Clayton will play with the
PetWOrth and Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing teams this year.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-12

Manager Will Dneen, of the r. ?.
Andrews nine. is very enthusiastic over
his teams chances in the business mems
organization. The nine has been getting
into shape for the past two days. and
as soon as the weather takes perma-
nent change for the better several praC-
tice games will be arranged.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-12

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The Washington herald., 1911-03-12

'Inkey" Davis is hitting like a sledGa
hammer in the practice games on the
Hilltop, and if he keeps up his good work
there is little doubt but what ha will be
a regular this spring.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-12
Washington Amateurs Leave for Minor League Training Camps
WALTER FERGUSON HAS
FINE PITCHING RECORD
Out of Nineteen Games Twrled Last Year. Post-office
Slab Artist Won Fifteen.

for three years captain Of the team. and
all-round athlete, well liked by his team
mates, and it is hoped that his work
while with GreenviHe and the success
be meets. will be commensurate with that
which he enjoyed while playing here
The Washington herald., 1911-03-12

Indications point to the Bankers
League beng run on broad scale this
year without regard to the expense in
Cident thereto. An effort will be made 20
get as many high school players with the
banks as possible.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-08
Card or Thanks

We take this means of thapk. ing those who so faithfully min. istered to the wants and needs of our dear son during his short ill. ness and death. We feel that we are better prepared to appreci. ate oun fellowman and while our hearts have been made sad, we have been made better through the kindness of friends. May Heavens richest blessings rest upon each one in this life and the Lord prepare for them home in Heaven when their work on earth iss ssdone.
 MT. and Mrs. D. E. McCargo.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-08
Self Culture Club

The regular meeting of the Self Culture Club will be held to| morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. w. Hatley, instead of Miss White. The following pro. gram will be rendered:
 Roll Call-AbOut music in China.
 Lesson. Leader-Miss Logan.
 Biography of Chopin Mrs. York.
 Magazine Study-Mrs. Sykes. Paper-The Chinese Theatre
 Mrs. Gossett.
 Piano Selection-Mrs. J. c. White.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-08
Local. News.

This is very poor weather for our early gardeners.
 We are sorry to note the illness of Mrs. E. Y. Blakely.
 Dan Pittman is at home today sick, suffering from a severe cold.
 Save money-buy your dress goods from Jake Suckle. West Main Street.
 When in need of any ready to wear goods. please call and see us,-New York Store,
 The Ozan planning mill sus' pended operations this morning on account of wet weather.
 If you want to buy or trade for a mule, call to see ours at Whites stable. Horn and Myers.
 Look! Canned California peach es, White Heath, Lemon Cling, Yellow Free at 20 cts. per can or $2.25 per dozen. Quality guaran- teed.-J. T. Nichols.
 We had nice line of spring clothing to come in last week. They will be marked down at astonishingly low prices during our great compulsory sale-New York Store.
 The government gauge here registered LA inches of rain fal last night. The change in the tenn peratu1e since yesterday at F o'clock up today at noon has been 23 degrees.
 Dr. R. l.. Hinton will fit, and furnish eye glasses and spec tacles. and do any kind of repair ing at reasonable prices. Nc charge for testing or advice. Satisfaction. or your money back. Over 30 years of study and experience. -Moncrief Drug Store, Pres colt, Ark.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-08

R. A. Knox, of Helbig, was in the city today.
 K. w. Burke spent today in Gurdon on business.
 w. K. Buchanan was in Hope yesterday on business.
 Mrs. T. c. McRae returned to- day from visit to Little Rock.
 J. A. Nelson, of Laneburg, was a business visitor to Prescott yesterday.
 Miss Amanda Dye, of Arkadel- phia, is the guest of Mrs. H. B. Mckenzie.
 Hon. H. B. Mckenzie returned today from "a business trip to Little Rock.
 Court stenographer R. P. Hamby returned from Arkadel. phia last night.
 New dress goods, latest pat terms at prices that will astonish you.-Jake Suckle.
 Mrs. T. c. Moody made a busi- ness trip to Hope last night, re- turning here this morning.
 Our sale will last until the 28th of February. It will pay you to visit the New York Store during this sale which is now on. l.. E. Hinton, of Little Rock is in the city having come down to attend the marriage of his sister. Miss Betsy Hinton to MT. H. E.. Doris.
 Mrs. Francis Lemay, who has been visiting her brother, Tom Scott, here for the past week, re- turned to her home in Lewisville yesterday afternoon.
 Mrs. Malissa Scott of this city left yesterday for Idabel, Okla homa, where she will spend some time as the guest of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Gus Roland.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mcclure and w. H. Brown, of Philadelphia came in this morning on number 5 to attend the marriage of Miss Betsy Hinton to H. E. Doris.
 It is now asserted that there is no such thing as a lazy child. There is always some other ex- planation of the back ward child generally sickness or hunger.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-08

County Clerk Bailey today is. sued marriage license to the fol lowing couples: l.. R. Harrell and Miss Marion Aburrow, both of Prescott; H. Elba Doris and Miss Betsy Hinton, Prescott; M. M. Todd and Miss Mary Ebling, of Bodcaw.
 Charles E. Taylor carried off the democratic mayorality nom. ination in Little Rock yesterday by o vote of 1874 to 1,645 over his opponent, Jno. H. Tuohey. This was special election hay ing been ordered on account of both of these candidates claim ing the nomination at the pre- vious one.
 James O'neal sustained serious injuries on the Iron Mountain railroad here today while in a box car loaded with cross ties. He was trying to make his way from Gurd on to Hope where he hoped to get employment with the gas pipe crew. When the train came in here he did not get out of the car and it started with such force that the ties were jammed together catching O'Neal between them. The injured man is without means and states that as far as he knows has no rela- tives in this country. He is now at the home of Jack Holland and is being looked after by the city authorities.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-08

Our sale has been a success and we still have some good bar gains. Please call and see us.- New York Store.
 We are getting in some of our spring line which we are going 10 offer at greatly reduced prices during our great compulsory sale. Come and see us.-New York Store.
 Mrs. Jno. H. Cuffman and sis ter Miss Ora Littlejohn, of Cur don, arrived in this city today on No. 5 to be present at the mar riage of Miss Betsy Hinton to MT. Elha Doris.
 Look! Canned California peach es, White Heath, Lemon Cling, Yellow Free at 20 cts. per can or $2.25 per dozen. Quality guaran- teed.-J. T. Nichols.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-08
''There's jnst one drug store sVhere / knov / sU,U get ex- acH ywhat / ask for. :"

When you hear that re-
 mark you can take it for granted the speaker means us.
 Whatever you want from any drug store can b e had here if we havn't got it we will get it for you. There's never a fear of disappointment. You get what you ask for or what your doctor wants you to have, or you get nothing you never get "some- thing just as good" here, because we only have one best.
 Does not this assurance warrant your trading here? We think so.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-08
FALLS VICTIM TO THlETES

SW Bends, of Coal City, Ala, has justifiable grievance. Two thieves stole his health for twelve years. They were liver and kidney trouble. Then Dr Kings New Life Pills throttled them. He's well now. Unrivaled for constipation, malaria, headache, dys. pepsia 25c at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-08

Jno. T. Milburn began his duties this morning as salesman at the Hesterly Drug Store. Ivan Caldwell who was employed at this accommodating place, is now with H. J. Wilson X Company on West Main Street.
 The mail pouch formerly car ried from this place to Emmet on train number three due here at 11:03 pm. has been discontinued. This accounts for our subscribers on the rural routes at Emmet re ceiving their paper one day later than heretofore. An effort is be. ing made to have this mail de livered at Emmet as before.
 The gas main has been laid to Major Stewards place a few miles north of this city and Sup erintendent Daily, who places the pipe in the cities has about com pleted piping Hope. As soon as he does he will be here and lay the six inch pipe in Prescott, which will not take over two weeks. Just when gas will be on the market here we are un. able to learn.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-08
Mules.

We are located at Whites sta ble with a lot of fine mules. We will trade or will sell these mules for cash or on time payments with approved security. Horn and Myers.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-08
ESTERLv ID DRUG STORE .

Where your trade is appreciated
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-05-12
MEMO.
Little Katharine Reeves II sin

Little Katharine Reeves Is sim
ply delighted. Her Grandpa and
Grandma Reeves presented her viii
an elegant piano last week.
A pleasant note from j. II. Lin
vile to q friend here, locates him at
Toledo. Ohio, and he Is prospecting.
His many friends In the old town
will he glad to hear from him.
Remember the ball game AT Iden's
Park, Big Lake, next Sunday after
noon, May u, at = O'Clock. This will
be a good game, as both teams are ev'
emily matched Forest Cityvs. Napier
M. ID. Carton, OF near Nevada, Is
here and visiting his daughter, Mrs
George Lukens and his sons, A. NJ
and A. H., of Hickory tow nship. lie
Is q practical plasterer and has decid'
cd TO locate here. lie comes with the
hest OF credentials and asks On OppOr'
tunity to bid on any work you may
have TO do.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-05-12
Napier and Vicinity.
.Inr Dndpc isnl work nnthr ,rctI

Toe Dodge l. AZ work on the sect iur.
Nora Ogden spent sunday vii
home folks,
&. &. Brown commenced putting
In corn. Monday of this Nrrh,
George Swupr and wife visited
Elmer SNopr and family sunday,
Mr.. EuIrr and Wife. Of Napier
called on i ! Browns Sunda. eve.
Mrs. John Wing. of the Blair ii>
tric,. visited atJ.J. browns SUNDAY
George SNymrlcr and Joe kunkc
were trading In Forest CITY saturday
We are glad to sre Roy holland
who has been suffering from ri euma
tism. out again.
Born. to Jake Millison and wife
April -, an ll-pound boy, and II Il
hard to tell who Is the proudrr, The
new papa, or Grandpa Case.
Our depo, u, Napier does quite ;
little business for the size of ia,
town. On an average they viii l,av'
express, 80; freight. s'U and Tickle
sales, $'iDO per month.
Ed Scott, agent at Napier. la
purchased a house from W. Il. Craig
and has taken possession. viii Az
Tor, who occupied the hoLse, has IA
ken the one vacated by Ed.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-05-12
Monarch.
lii'iIl

Frank Colliour and family spent
sunday at Jas. Embry's,
Morton l.umley and Nellie spent
sunday at Marion Springs, near
Forbes.
Mrs. Jas. Smith and Ella Lilley
spent one day las, week IN Andrew
county.
Clarence Lilley and wife spen,
SUNDAY with 7. =. Lilley's, neal
Fillmore.
win Brown and Rich Thompson
made u trip TO 81. Joseph, one da!
last week.
--Elmer karr and wife, Of neal
Fillmore, spent Sunday with Ilarr.
Lilley and wife.
-George Traub and family spent
sunday with Ar, Tranb and family
Of the Mayfower district.
Joe Hickman and wife, Of neal
Fillmore, spent Saturday night ant
sunday at Frank Ilec kman'S.
Mrs. Roy Asliwor,ii, Harold an'
Jessie spent Friday night and Satur
day with Clarence Lilley and wife.
.-- Preaching saturday evening a
= p. M, also sunday morning at !
o'clock, followed by communion ser
vice. Preaching IN the evening afte
the EndeavOr. Bro. Orley Nichols, ;
young missionary, will acconpan!
Rev. Garrett and will sing some spe
cial songs at each service.
CLIFFORD.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-05-12
New Point, and Vicinity.

DIR. 4. r. Kearney made busS' 4
ness trip to St. Joseph Friday.
Mrs. win skunk and children
went to Maitland Tuesday to visit
relatives.
Johnnie SchaefYer and cousiH~
Pearl, came Thursday ~ visit Mrs.
Bessie Yemen. %.
Frank Crawford and wife attend
ed the funeral OF Mr.. Niese. In FIJI
more. Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Ilardman, who has
been quite sick for several days, Is \
little better at this writing.
o. n. Bo,kin is having acct ylene
lights put in his dwelling. Bragg.
Mum are putting in complete bath
| room.
&. G.. Hartman and daughter,
Elsie. vent To- Fillmore. Tuesday. TO
attend tie funeral uI their uncle,
Dolph NieSe.
G.. T.. TAYLOR aud family, from
Wisconsin, have moved here. Mr..
Taylor has taken charge Of the Cof-
tin blacksmith shop.
q. -. Miller with Mrs. Green
King and Gladys Carr. uf Skidmorc,
Iramr down saturday and ~pcn, sun
ld,, AT the home at Mrs.. brcn. Geo.
Pollock and wife took dinner With
them.
Jesse Gains pupils gave him u
surprise Thursday night, ahOu, - he
iny present ~ the Ing brothers and
sisters and sisters sMrc,hcar,s we're
invited. They spent q very pleasant
evening.
| The Sup,. Of the Christian sun
lay school reports good SUNDAY
school las, Sabbath and cordially in
yi,cs everyone not already sunday
school pupil TO meet with them next
Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
Among the very busy smen OF
i New Point will he found pr. Leonard
i I,o,kin. since returning home from
school, lac has been kept on the NOV.
. mos, of the time. lie has an onic.
;. In Fillmore where hc can he found
lFriday and Saturday of each wons
III Srno.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-05-12
Forest City.

Mrs. COlhOur visited In savannah |
,ver sunday.
Wylie Keiffer and wifewere guests
of relatives here Saturday.
Oscar Moore returned Saturday |
from his trip to Arkansaw.
Mrs. Olive Coe was the guest OF
NJ Lula Crawford Sunday.
Mrs. Crawford was the guest of
friends IN st. Joseph Monday.
Mrs. tike and Miss Fay Walter
visited at Curlon over sunday.
We learn at this writing that Mr..
lister is a very sick man again.
Mrs. Cook and daughter spent
one day last week IN st. Joseph.
Mrs. Cad Baker visited relatives
and friends in iigcluw saturday.
Mrs. Hahn and Miss Grace Finer
Nrrc IN Oregon Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Grace Quick, of Troy. Kan.
ieitcd home folks here over sunday.
Frank Cook and wife we're the
sucs,s Of relatives in Graham last
| week.
Austin Watson has returned from
|, visit with relatives III Council
Wull~, Ia.
Mrs. Wallace l. visiting h"t
hugltcr. Mrs. Frazier. near 'urIUn.
his week.
Miss Vera Goien>. VI Corning was
hc guest or Mrs. Turney several day
Last week.
| Auu, Nancy May Is SIN very low
md very little hopes are entertained
Tor her recovery.
There viii he clutch services al
the Methods, church Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock.
| Quite a number from here a,
ended the i,ume Talent Play In Ore
lon Monday evening.
Elder Augustine has rcturnc,
| from a two weeks visit with his pa
rents IN Orient, la.
Mrs. Myrtle Moody and son ar
visiting her parents. Mr.. ana MIS-
Landcrs, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Markt spen
SUNDAY with her parents, Mr. an
Mrs. John France, Jr.
Miss Nellie Acton accepted a y,
si,ion In the Forest City News Office
and began work Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson wcr
to Oregon Tuesday. called 10y IL
?, death Of his sister, Mrs. kreck.
Mrs. 0rolsby returned to Il,
Ihome IN Napier SATURDAY after 50
y erai days visit with relatives here.
RcvJcllison. Of iiigelow. preach,
u on the street Tuesday evening. ~
Inill preach every Tuesday evening ,
y the street during the summer,
IL Will Milli>on had the mi>fori ii
70 20, his team badly "a, In laIbw
Monday evening. They bcrai
frightened and ran away vii, alb
result.
:, SUNDAY lcing "Mnthrrs' bay
he EpwOrih League are preparing
prrial program To he given In I
,y,ninr at the Methodist chury
~. Miss BETTE l.cclcr WAS appoint
-, icadcr. Eyrrybod, Invited to after
The Epworth League elected
lrrr~ Tor thc year, SUNDAY rNruii
IVY - follows: President Miss Grace
lrr: ~ yir".prcsidrri. Mis-, lrl
eel isrrlrr: md yirr.prrSidrui. Miss hi
Hopper 5rd Nirc.pr, ,ilrut, VI
,r limiNun: ma virr.prc,idrni. Alyrl
Robinson: secretary, Miss Nellie
. tun treasurer. Miss Maudr Tho
lilI: Era agent Miss Maudr Stalla
y organi>', Miss Edna Hopper; lin
icl riau, Miss Adhic .lami>on.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-05-12

Mrs. Elizabeth s. Kreek, one OF
our pioneer mothers, died ~ her
home In this city, Tuesday, May 8th.
The funeral was held Thursday, 18th
Inst. We hope for an obituary next
week. ....,.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-05-12

COMMENCEMENT NERCIsLs

NJ. +. Church, Friday evening.
~, 1911, & o'clr
Overture. .Fantasn, ..t.n ...-'.
Orchestra.
Invocation. Rev @. W. Wei', mier
Dramatic Overture .. Eagle Nest
Orchestra.
Salutatory. "Alissuui Au'v"r' y
Hazel Edwards.
Violin Solo, Cava,ina, &c. Rothcrmcl
Nalcdictory .............Lou F"ir""
"The Dreamer on The Threshold
Descriptive Fantasia ....Orchcsl "a
A Vision Of Salomc
Address. social Service"
Dr. Cyrus Townsend Brady
Presentation Of Diplomas Dr BRADY
ONcrturc. LuS,spicl..... kcl,r-b,i,
Orchestra.
announcements Supj. l.. NJ. IruoN'
B,nciict iun....... Rev. i. Z. IaAiuI
y~~-yNe~-1-~
Music 10y i. &. Buthcimcl, StJoStpll
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-05-12

Charming May, the ideal time to do your
spring shopping. Never were assortments|
more satisfying, styles more captivating nor
prices more tempting than you find them
here this month SUITS DRESSES, COATS,
MILLINERY and Ready-to- Wear of every
description; SILKS. DRESS GOODS. DRESS
TRIMMING AND DRESS ACCESSORIES Of
all kinds in a wealth and profusion of style
and color we have never before equaled.
Start in promptly today and share in the ad-
vantages Of choosing from these ideal assert.
ments of fresh new Spring and Summer Mer.
chandise at attractively low prices.
Special May Sales now in progress, are:
May Sale Muslin Underwear
May Sale Ginghams s Wash Fabrics
May Sale Silks and Dress Goods
May Sale Rugs and Draperies
May Sale Refrigerators
important and unprecedented savings in con.
nection with each of these big merchandise
events. Visit every department., and profit
by the liberal savings afforded in the new
and most seasonable goods.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-05-12

GRADE ENTERTAINMENT.
Gem Theatre, Thursday evening. May
18th, 1911.
Chorus " one hundred voices
I. America, with Pant omime.
=. The Rolling Ocean blue Beirly.
THE GyrsY PICNIC
Musical Play
Consisting Of a Prologue and one
Act. Librc,to 10y Emma j. H. Good
fellow. Music 10y Arthur Rancliirc.
CAST ~ CHARACTERS.
Elsie. Who wants a Picnic.... .....
...,.,,,....,..., .kONtia b1erct
Bessie. vine Opposes ''humdrum pic.
ME" Pauline Rulcl
Saddle, Who surprises girls and plays
Gypsy fortun teller. ...............
..................... Carrie Seenian
Jean and Marian. Fishes little sisters
..Kalharine Reeves, Marian Brooks
ZiiIal, a real Gyp>, sirl. Ethel Green,
Jennie ........',,....,.,.A Anna Mark
Madge. blanche llodgin
katic...........N Virginia Ncthcrland
.blIllll' '''''''''
LiHlir.,.,,..,"......Grace Mcdonald
Prologue.
Scene In Elsic's home.
|. "Ilumdrum Picnic" Chorus
=. "Dh. Know What Wen DO"
..................R c>sic aud Chorus
lic,wccn SCENES
Song 10y iioyS.........................
Little Tommy Tumkins
Recitation 10y Boys. INSTRUMENTATION.
...................Th Night Wind
Act !,
}. I'VE are Little Gypsy Maidcns'
..........,......... .........( Chorus
4. "Oh. the Gypsy boys Are We.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Chorus of Boys
j. THE llodgepodge Song. ........
......,,,,.,.,,...l BESSIE and Chorus
u. "Ol, DO ! Sleep. Solo, Iillal
:. "IIunling, Fishing All the bay
....................-. boys Chorus
=. II though, ! Slep, a Peaceful
Sleep. .....,..,.. Xillah and Chorus
y. "Now, Don't be AtYrighted"...
Solo, Gypsy Fortune Teller tSadie
10. "Playing Gypsy Boys and Girls
......,.............. Chorus, Al
II. Farewell Sony ard Finale
Other Girls. Ellen renneil, Msrabet
Jones, Abbie Murray, Leila White
head, Thelma Brooks, Velyms
Markt, Ethel King, Marie Hodgin
Genevieve Proud, Mildred Tochter
man, Fern brooks.
Boys Russell Tochterman, Leste
Dickson, byron Murray, Guy Hicks
Russell Meyer. Roy Patterson.
YNOPsIs.
a party Of young girls meet to ~
range for a picnic, but when getting
into details, are Disguised with TIN
sameness OF experience eScl, year, n
they long for something different
After a number Of suggest ions, one o
the girls proposes that they shoul'
represent gypsies and their wild life
This meets with the approval Of all
and the idea Is carried out. A mum
Der OF boys participate and render Ill,
scene lively by the results OF a hunt
Ing expedition.
A real gypsy beggar appears. win
relates the sad story Of her life.
One Of the company steals on an,
returns rs gypsy fortune.teller.
In the finale, they ell agree tina
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-05-12
BASKET DiN SER.

House called 10 order Al l;.M p. N.
song.
Dryutiuns ollie Acton.
.ung.
iloW 10 Maintain order IN a Glass Of
BOYS aud Girls, Ranging Ia Age
from Ia 10 III Years Matte Jack
son, Dlah rraiNNatrr, Susie smith,
bSucr llardman, Arr Gallon,
song Ruth Carson.
l,rrilaliuu Mae llorncrkrr.
Young Men In the SUNDAY school
Fred tr"mcr, Perry Ramsey, +. ".
smith. ANhhy Price. las. Weight
| man,
sony Freddie Patterson,
| Recitation Mildred Ciidrr.
Does ENangclilation Begin In tie
| SUNDAY Schooly John Peters. ".
| u. smith, Mrs. Elmer Cridcr. Mrs.
q. J.. Hoikin. Rev. Augustine.
| Reports Of the different schools, and
please have them written 80 they can
bc handed IN To the county conven-
| ion,
Miscellaneous business.
Song
Dismissal
u. r. InAisw ATEn. President.
Mrs. u +. PRAIswA rER. Cor-Sec.