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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-10
Napier and Vicinity.

q. G.. Brown WAS IN Oregon on
business Monday.
Geo, Swymeler took dinner with
&. &. brown Friday.
WIN. Wallace was In Oregon
Monday on business.
--Ezsa Martin and wife We're In
Forest city saturday.
Ezra Martin had a colt suffering
frQm te,anns "Wednesday.
Ida Martin and son and Nellie
Martin were Napier visitors Satur.
day evening,
Jack Ogden was doing some car
penter work for Ezra Martin one day
last week, Ezra SAYS he had to have
another door in the house.
Mrs. G.. T.. Brown has the honor
Of having the most young chickens In
the neigll,orhood. She has ~ and
they were all Matched by hens.
Our mail carrier on Route -Four
has been coming mighty early these
mornings and W. have Just found ont
the reason he II soon To have new
sOn-in-law.
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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-10
FOrtescue.

Mrs. Nellie Adkison Was IN oul
city Saturday. s.-
Mrs. viii IIill was a 81. JOSEPH
visitor last week. .
Miss Agnes Moser visited friend,
here "Wednesday. , ,"
George Lease and Hiram kisse
were In 81. Zoe Friday.
Miss Murrei .Iamison visited Will
relatives IN FOresL city Sunday.
Gene Crazy and Miss 'Eulali,
Maloy were visiting here sunday,
Mrs. Will Adams went 10 Nebras
ka last week for n visit with her par
ents. 49,, 80 ".9 49,
Sir, and Mrs. byron and j. G
IIinkle attended church In Fores
City SUNDAY. is ~, at A4
90 Miss Nellie Acton visited wit,
her friend. Miss Murrel Jamison, "
Fortescue last week.
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Benton.

Sam Movies Is farming q part OF
the W. J. Glass land, this year.
The farmers are ready for corn
planting some have already planted.
Miss Gladys King. Of Oregon, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter
Staley, this week.
Mrs. J. N, Staley and daughter,
Miss Ella. were shopping In oregon
the first Of this week.
Gale Emerson. wife and baby
visited at the John Ferguson home
the first Of this week.
Mrs. samuel Secrist. Of Forest
city. spent several days, last week
with Mrs. Ella Hutton and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Evans. Of Ia,
kimsey neiyhborhood. visited friend,
at Benton, one afternoon, last week
The ladies club met last Thurs
day with Mrs. Carl Wright. The at
ternoon was spent sew ing carpet rags
Dainty refreshments were served.
Mr.. Silnonds j. farming a part 81
the J. NJ. Stalcy place. Mr.. Simond
and family. and son.in.law Enor.
Wicker and wife. live IN the Waite
Staley house.
Guy Plummer. Of kin>ey. mad,
short visit AT the Kobt. Emerson
home. the first of the week. Guy 1
farming a part OF the HEX Terhun,
place, this wear.
Mr.. Watson. Of Forest City. an,
Mr.. Miller, representing the Actin;
Insurance Co. We're In our neiglibor
hood, last week: also Dr. Met lanalian
who examined III. candidates.
Mrs. Ella Hutton and children
and sister. Miss Lula lntermill. vii
leave this week for llaxtum. colo.
where they will spend the summer
They will be greatly missed. but ",
wish them a safe journey and a hap
~ visit with the friends there.
The young lady friends Of Mis-
Lula Ipiermill planned a farewell
surprise for her, last Friday after
noon. She was surprised a. we'll a
pleased. The afternoon was spen
with games and music. An elegan
luncheon was served.
sunday. April -. being Powell
Glass birthday. his sisters, Misse
Anna and Callie. planned Il surpris,
and handkerchief shower for hin
for Sa'urda. evening. Abou, ,
responded and a very enjoyable tim
was had. Tn. company left Al a lat
hour. Wishing Powell many happy ~
turns OF the day. A dainty luncheon
was served.
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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-10
Presbyterian Church Notes.

The Ladies Aid society has had
the fioors Of the Manse retnishrd
which adds much 10 the looks and
comfort of the house.
tn. u o'clock luncheon. given b,
Division I Of the Social Circle, a, III,
home Of Mrs. Guy Cumnins. last Fri.
day evening. was well attended and a
very pleasant social affair. The Ia.
dies cleared about t92p.
The subicc, II the morning ser
mon next sunday. viii be: 9Th,
Unseen World" 4 cordial invita-,
ton To all the services l. extended.
TnE PASTOR.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-10
O. II. s. Cops The Hardest
Battle of The Season.
~ WEGiNALD iiiNDE.

The Oregon High school wen, Ia
Rock Port Sal urday. May 9Th, and
Won a hard fought battle with the
High school team. the score being !
to I. The Oregon boys playeda line
game, only > errors i1ing chalk1l
against them. They slupged the bali
hard, getting 10 hits and few dia.
monds hits. Up tn the seventh In.
ming, the score was u tie, Ia |: two
men were on bases, a hi, was made
and the tie was broken. The Rock
Por, boys played good ball, but when
AT the stick couldn't yet the ball out
of reach of our players, Sherman al.
lowed only one hit, getting \ strike
outs. and walking onr man.
II looked gloomy To ~. ". :. IN the
nth: all the bases full and no on,
but ow ing Ia the fielding of Cell and
the pitching of Sherman, they pulled
out without letting In u score. The
Rock Port boys got the first score IN
the :,rd and q. II. :. one In the +ih
but Rock Port Was held down To the
one score clear through.
Fred Carson was behind the bat
throughout the whole game and
caught u Tine game. bruce burgess
(alias King Colr) was on the job every
minute at md. This makes I games
out OF ! iha' -. II. :. has won this
season,
Don't forge, the game with &. H. G
Friday, May 10th, Everyone should
attend this game and help the boys
out. They have gone To considerable
expense to bring the team here aIIc
deserve your support. The boys have
a good team and promise a snapp,
game Of ball.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-10

We are glad To learn that Miss
Edna Lukens, daughter Of John j :, Of
this city, has been selected by the
New Point hoard OF education for
their primary department the coming
school year. She Is now In Lewiston,
Idaho, attending the Normal, and
when through there will 70 to Mos.
COW, that state, where she will enter
the State Normal, taking . special
six weeks teachers course. She grad
uated from our high school las, year,
We are pleased to learn OF her seIec'
tion and believe. she will give entire
satisfaction.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-10
l0c boxes Seeded Raisins Sc,
Friday and Saturday.
kREEk 4 tASNESS.

with alfalfa hay selling AT SO a
ton, l, makes a fellow feel like bring.
ing the stock IN the house and feed.
my them AT the table.
I'd. Williams, Jacob King and
George Gelvin acted omlnissioncrs
on the opening Of the proposed new
white Cloud road IN sections -. -,
IN 10. ~, the new road being neccssi.
iatcd 10y the ero>iolIs Of the river, and
County Engineer Morristook them up
Tuesday, To view the locai ION, and
assess damages. They returned IN
the evening and reported To the coun-
~ court that the Gneiiis we're equal
TO the damages. and therefore no
damages were assessed.
The Law renee brothers marketed
three ears Of cattle here this week
that averaged il2j pounds and
brought S,6 per hundred. There
were sixty.eighi head IN the lot. a
ear Of hogs Mere also sold by The same
parties al sI.:N per hundred. Henry
Miller also added ear of cattle 10
this weeks shipments from this
point. The average on the Miller
bunch was ll2O pounds. and iheywere
sold for : cents per pound. Craig
Leader.
The IIibbard boys all were at
home once more on sunday last, and
a. was the first time IN many years
since they all ate NJ the same time AT
the same table. They Just happened
to come, coming to See their father
who has been quite sick. but Is nov
some better. There was Mart and
Jim. OF buffalo, Wyo.: DR.. Sam, Of
Satetlia, Kan: Dr. George, Of FIN
more; DR.. sherman, Of Kansas City
John, of Oregon, and Arthur, on the
old farm. Gee, but H. was 4 bunch OF
splendid young men.
The overflow Of the lily Tarkit
put the Bigelow. Mound City road cas-,
Of Bigelow IN very bad condition, anC
H. brought a delegation Of citizens
from that section before the count!
court on Monday, who brought TN
matter before the county court. ASK
Ing the court for financial helptO pu
the road back into condition. TIL,
court went up Wednesday and looked
over the situation, but had not acted
At the time Of our going to press, bu
II Is likely the needed help will b.
forthcoming.
The Missouri river Is cutting II
at the old German church and GENE
terry, west OF Langdon. Relatives ar
taking up the dead and moving tn,
remains to other cemeteries. TIN
river Is now within u few feet Of til,
church and IL Is being removed back
The cemetery Il one Of the oldest II
that section. and quite a number ar
buried there who died with chOler;
IN the tifties. The river Is also cut
ting at the old White Cloud landing
and parties who were there last sun
day say. that II does not look to b
more than an eigth Of mile from
the VanCamp road, leading north,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-10
New Point, and Vicinity.

Mrs. Oren Is visiting In Skidmore
this week.
Mrs. Chas. Fields was visiting In
st. Joseph Monday. ~
The band boys give . concert
Saturday May 18th.
Will Kneale. it,, Is the proud
owner Of = new buggy.
Mrs. willis Acton's mother Is
failing slowly but surely.
Mrs. Fannie Kelley visited with
Maitland friends. Friday.
Mrs. Mitchell and baby returned
to Kansas city Wednesday.
Mrs. Oren entertained the W. G.
r. e. at dinner Thursday.
Mrs. Oren and Minnie Kramer
spent Friday AT Bert smiths.
VIII knealc. Sr.. was IN 81. Jo
seph the latter par, Of last week.
Geo. W. Len'z was IN 81. JOSEPH
the first Of the week on business.
Mrs. Orcn and Minnie kramcl
spent Friday at Mrs. Bert smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kuriz and 10,
kuriy spent sunday al I'D NaranS.
Claude BENDER and wife spent
SUNDAY a, the home Of Earnie kurtz
Anne kinzie. Of Oregon. visited
with Ruby kunksl saturday and sun
day.
| IIarvc Chamberlain and famil,
spent sunday ~ the home ~ Chas
Fields.
Dr. Jordon Ruhl and wife cam,
SUNDAY for few days visit with hi
parents.
Miss lIamp>on has returned I,
her home IN Tarkio for the summer
vacation.
A. 4. T.. Kelley sold his prop.r' ,
Jus, east Of the south store 10 Chas
Pennington.
Mrs. Thos kncaie came on, from
Oregon Friday evening TO spend :
week with home folks.
Mrs. Geo. Christian entertained
Rev. y. u. Roberts and wife and Mrs
Nerkyle and baby Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Shan Hartman an,
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. u. Ilardman visited
at the home Of viii Uuntsman sun
day
Shan Hartman and daughter
Maude. and Frances Terry drove I,
oregon and Fores, City Friday after
| noon.
Lora rlanalp j. relieving her SIS
ter Cora n the Fillmore switch HDar'
while the latter j. spending the werI
al home.
Miss Elizabeth Ilampson. ~ Tar
kio. has been employed In take .les.'
Gains room. and Edna Lukens. q
Oregon. the primary room. 10y IA,
school board.
The Misses Lucille and Blanch,
rylcs and Carl wachiel and IT,,
Springer. Of Rosendale, katlerin,
Terry. Joe Prai>ewalcr and Fred Ia
,is spent SUNDAY al Jeif Springer's.
Geo. Christian had quite u iir,
"Wednesday when an implement shc'
caurh, lire from sparks from steam
engine. The nlames were 10y lar'
work confined Ia the shed. whicl
with contents was the loss. TIL,
harm Was saved with difficulty.
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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-10

James Morris, OF the Marion dis
trict, was al Turney, Mo-, last week
where he attended the funeral Of Geo.
W. Campbell, an uncle, who had
reached his a2d mile.post. The fam
lily formerly lived on a farm, north OF
New Point, and left this county some
~ years ago. The deceased was a
brother of Mrs. Oakley Morris, moth
or OF VIII, Andy and James, of this
county.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-10
Eco.

Passenger train, No. ~, going
south, Friday last, was greatly de.
layed, south OF Biyelow, by the engine
striking u tie, which projected over
the track and put It's cylinder head
out OF business.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-10
Forest CITY.

Elder Augustine returned from
New Point Monday.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Meek Is very sick.
Mrs. Secrist and Miss lntermili
were in Oregon Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Ammo visited relatives
here saturday and Sunday.
viii Mct;uire..o of 81. Joseph, spent
saturday and sunday IN the city.
Mrs. Combs visltpd IN Oregon
Sunday with her SON and family.
MIR. and Mrs. fiinkle, Of Fortes.
cue, we're guests Of friends here sun
day.
Mrs. Charley Hoover visited her
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. John holland.
sunday.
Miss Murrel Jamison came down
from fortescue Sunday to visit her
parents.
Miss Carrie Alkife. Of Kansas
city. j. the CUES, Of her brother. Fred
and wife.
Lucia and Sammic Hoover. NJ
Lock Springs. are visiting relatives
here this week.
Quite number Of kimsey people
attended the NJ. T.. church services
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Harriet Kinder. Of Falls
city. Neb.. is The CUES, oi her mother
Mrs. Lease. tins week.
MIR. barnes left Saturday for
southern Missouri. Ia look over the
country and yisi, with friends.
The Misses Nellie and SnOda
Dick returned to their home IN
Mound city saturday evening.
Mrs Margaret Sccris' spent sew.
eral days the past week at the Hutton
home IN the Benton neisliborlood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weight man
are the proud parents uf another
little daughter, born May ID, 1872.
Dave Wallace has been laid mp
With his ankle for several days and
unable to MI his position at the mill
Mothers bay will he observed at
the N. n. church Sunday morning. al
u o'clock. Everybody invited to al.
tend.
). A. Lease and mother visited at
the home Of Austin Lease and family.
IN the kimscy district, one day last
week.
Mrs. Dave Wallace spent several
days last week AZ the home of her
daughter. Mrs blanche Frazier. near
Curlon.
Miss Hazel Ca>tcrl. Of kimscy
district. wish 81 hep. over sunday and
visited Class { Of the Methods, sun.
day school. u
Masters Harold aud Glenn Moore
returned home Sal urlay. after a few
days visi, on tle farm with their
grandparents.
Miss Ethel Lease and brother re-.
turned to their home In Foriescur.
after a weeks visit with friends and
relatives here.
We are indeed sorry Ia learn that
Mrs. u. Crawford is,hrea,cned with
appendicitis, but hope to hear of her
speedy recovery.
Rev. Snarr preached on the street
Sunday evening at I'm: also Al , y.
M, saturday, touuite crowd. Who
gave good attention.
Bapt ismal services were conduct .
ri AZ the Methodist church sunday
afternoon. There We're four candi.
dates for bapl ism, The services wclc
concluded at the Baptist church.
The revival meeting will continue
this week al the Methods, church,
hut has no, been announced any long
er. There have been several CONVEX.
si0ns and additions tn the church,
aud much good has been done.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-27
Serious Accident to Child.

Friday evening the little 10 years
old son of officer Edward Henson
VISA the victim of a most painful and
serious accident His father had tied
his horse to the banisters surround
ing the porch and the little fellow
had climbed upon his back. Some chill
dren playing in the yard ran around
the house and frightened the horse
which reared up throwing the child
off. In some way the frightened ami
nal trampled the boy with his fore
feet, breaking the left leg above the
knee. The family physician was
called in and reduced the fracture
Sunday hte little fellow suffered
greatly, but reports from him today
state that he is resting more easily
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-27
CLARK Can Unite Democrats.

Champ Clark can unite the Demo
cratic party of the nation. Besides
he will be wholly acceptable to the
progressive Republicans who desire
to have their progressive ideas writ
ten into the legislation of the country.
The more Champ Clark's record is ex'
amined the more Il will be found to
line true with the very things that
the man who works for a living and
the man who desires only a square
deal in government matters. is entitl'
ed to demand. We sincerely hope 10
see Champ Clark nominated for presi'
dent on the Democratic ticket
shenandoah Qowa) World.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-27

Mrs. S. A. Douglas, accompanied
by her little nephew, is visiting
friends in Muskogee.
Rev. f. NJ. Masters was called ear
ly this morning to Celeste, Texas
where he has brother who is very
sick. All members of the family
have been summoned to the bedside
of the sick.
W. G. Ditzler was called yesterday
to Brownwood, Texas, where his moth
er is very sick The message stated
that she was not expected to recoy-
er.
Miss Ruth Hendricks of Campbell,
Texas, is in the city the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. J. w. Richardson.
Mrs. G. w. Coker of Mount Pleas
ant, Texas, arrived here Saturday and
is the guest of Mrs. Eb Evans and
other relatives. She will visit with
her father, II. S. Suggs at Berwyn
and will go from there to Mineral
Wells TO stay several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brady are in the
city from Pooleville for a brief visit
with Mr.. Brady's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. b. Brady Mr.. Brady says a
rain would be welcome in his portion
of the county but crops are not sui-
fering for moisture.
Reuben Warren has returned home
from saltwater. where he spent the
past year in the A. and NJ. college.
He will spend a month with his faith
er on a fishing and hunting trip to
different points in the Chickasaw and
Choctaw nations.
Mrs. w. A. Ledbetter arrived in
the city today and will visit here
with Ms. John Teer Miss Helen
Ledbetter who came here to attend
commencement was taken i'll while
in the city and Mrs. Ledbetter will
remain with her until her daughter
is recovered sufficiently to return
home to Oklahoma City.
]. w. Tippett of the Ardmore fire
department has been called to Pauls
Valley TO attend the funeral of his
little niece, the daughter or Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. Z. Patterson, Of that city.
W. b. Bentley of Yukon. Okla, IS
spending few days in this city on
business.
/ H. NJ. Mcbride is here from ldabel
/ this week. He reports things in eX-
cellent shape in his locality
! w. p. Higgins of Poolevile Is in
! Ardmore today. He states that the
oat and wheat crop are nearly ready
for harvest, but are both beginning
to need rain.
Jesse Lane and bride have returned
from an extended bridal trip to san
Antonio, Galveston and other Texas
cities. They are stopping at the Ran
dol hotel for the present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-27
CLARK the STRONGEST MAN
Michigan journal Recognizes Speaker
a. Most Able Exponent Of
Democratic Doctrine.

Speaker Clark has been for about
IS years In the limelight as an able
exponent OF Democratic doctrine. He
has been tried thoroughly and has ac-
quilted himself with great ability In
one of the most trying forums In the
world-as the leader Of the minority,
most critical position In any repre-
sentative government. He has led the
party last year, and established
splendid record as the second man In
the nation politically, a record which
must commend itself to :. the people,
and by and by through which the ma
tional Democracy must make great
gains.
Our presidential leader should come
from the ranks Who In the ranks
OF the Democrats stands such q show
OF success as does Speaker Champ
Clark!
We like Clark. He is a man OF
great natural ability. thoroughly pol
ished and educated; but what Is
more, he is a man of experience and
ripened Judgment. He is competent
and has done the most dinlcult work
OF craftsmanship with a breadth OF
mind and a thoroughness, which Is
very refreshing and should appeal TO
Democratic minds. This Is why We
favor Champ Clark for president
Times, Detroit, Mich.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-27
DEATH OF MRS. G. p. SELvEDGE
Passes Away at Home Of Her Mother
at Whitesboro, Texas.

Mrs. G. p. Selvedge, who has been
ill with a complication of diseases
for long time, passed to her long
repose at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Campbell, Whitesboro, Texas,
on Sunday morning, May 26, at 12:45
O'Clock. Her husband, Prof. G. p.
Selvedge, her mother, her brother,
Dr. Clark, of this city, and Mrs.
Clark were at her bedside when the
end came.
Mrs. Selvedge has been a patient
sufferer for a number of months and
has borne up through her suffering
and faced the inevitable with that
courage found only in the true chris
tian.
Mrs. Selvedge was about thirty
seven years of age. She had been
married about fifteen years and for
twenty-five years had been a devout
and consistent member of the Baptist
church. Her life has been of the
kind that marks the life of the chris
tian and makes the orld better for
for her having lived lived in it.
She will be buried in the cemetery
at Whitesboro this afternoon. Rev.
W. E. Selvedge, and Mrs. ID. W..
Duke, father and sister, of the be-
reaved husband, NJ. lizard, police
commissioner of this city, Mrs. J. p.
Grubbs, Mrs. Masters and large
number of other friends of the de-
ceased. left for Whitesboro on the
early morning train and will remain
to the funeral. The congregation OF
the Broadway Baptist church of this
city-the congregation of which Mrs.
Selvedge was a member, sent tele-
grams of coincidence and large
number of beautiful floral offerings.
The many friends of this most es-
timable lady sympathize with the be-
reaved husband and relatives, in their
loss.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-27
chiId's Timidity Avert, ! Tragedy.

A Tallaugatta (Victoria) woman,
after undressing her child in the
kitchen one evening recently, told the
little girl to run upstairs 70 bed, re-
lates an Australian exchange. The
child whimpered and asked not to be
sent upstairs without light. Inc
mother after s.oldng the child for
ner foolish timidity, got light and
accompanied her upstairs, when shs
was Mortified to find Ia -gs black
snake curlet up on tbe pisow.