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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-04-04

Nehemiah in building the wall OF
Jerusalem and was an earnest appeal
for enthusiastic cooperation in the
work Of building up the work OF the
gospel in Mitchell. The interest of
the congregation was shown in
the hearty response financially in
providing for the additional expense
of the hall for meetings and in dis
cussion of plans for the future. Sam
pies of Bible school supplies have
been ordered and will be here next
Lords day for inspection. Prices Of
individual communion sets will also
be submitted to the congregation
for their selection and approval.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-04-04

The third anniversary of he pas
torate of DR.. Hoagland ut the First
Methodist Episcopal church was OBJ
served on Sunday. The day was sue
cessful from every point OF view. The
morning sermon was prepared espec-
tally for the accession and the pastor
referred to the many he had welcom-
ed into the church, and TO the large
possibilities before the church if she
will make the most of them. lin the
evening the sermon theme Il pic
lures of Passion Week" The special
music of the day was beautiful. 1t
WAS announced that the last Lentcn
Service preparatory to Easter would
be held in the auditorium on We'd
nesday at S p. M. at which time the
pastor would preach a twenty minute
sermon. The meeting of the Nom
ans Foreign Missionary Society was
announced for Thursday afternoon in
the church parlor and the Standard
Bearers at the parsonage the evening
OF the same day. The church is max
ing special preparation for the East
er Festival of next Sunday. The
choir Will have special Easter music
for the morning service and the pas
tor will preach the Easter m
At s p. M. the Easter Concert Will
be given under the direction of Prof.
Hobson. An interesting feature of
the days was the reorganization of
the adult department of the Sunday
school into mems class and a WON
ans class in the place of two mixed
adult classes. The men began with
- A~.-. = "A .~ 49,. ,,l
en- had about 10. 1t is hoped to
double the attendance of each by
next Sunday. 1t was announced that
the evening services would hereafter
begin at s O. lock.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-04-04

At the postponed session of the Y.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-04-04

IT. j. Spangler, Chairman.
Mark ID. Scott. Secretary.
Roosevelt League of South Dakota.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-04-04

Rev. BENZ. f. Tilley is holding a
church this week, and j. discussing
each evening the asst week OF the
events in the life Of Christ leading
up to Easter morn. The meetings
are awaking special interest among
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-04-04
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Charles Hymers. CT Pukwa-
IA, arrived in the city Yesterday to
make a visit with relatives and Will
a couple of weeks. SHE is
he mother OF Harry NJ. shepard.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05
Bid in by Heirs.

Circuit, Clerk Ed. Durham and fam.
ily have returned from Springfield.
Mo-, where they visited Mrs. u
brothers. John and ". ~. Judy, and
sister, Mrs. Emma Gray. They also
attended Ia business while gone.
Tie real estate. located AT Spring.
field, consisting OF u acres, belonging
Ia the late a. !. Judy. Who died In
December, 1911, was ordered sold I'm.
der partition sale. and Mr.. Dunham
was there TO look after his wifc's In.
terests a. well a, the Interests of 9th.
er heirs.
Tie H. acres are located near the
State Normal, and Is a very valuable
tract. Outside parties hid $3.50 for
the tract. when Mr. Durham for the
heirs bid 5000 and he became the
purchaser. Charley Judy. of Crazy.
was also there with I'D aud the chil.
dren all had a good visit.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05
Friday, July 8. 1919.
PRESBYTERIAN Church Notes.

A large congregation was present
Sunday morning. at which service
three members were received by let.
ter from other churches. VIZ: Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Morgan. from Wood.
Vile. and Mrs. Hattie Browning. from
Mound city. Three children received
baptism James Joyce Hinde, Francis
Maxwell Morgan and Anna Janeta
Vaughn Long.
Services A. usual next SUNDAY morn.
ing. Christian Endeaver at y. m.
At : union services IN the park.
A cordial invitation i extended to
all to attend our services.
n the pastor can he OF any service
to you, call upon him. y.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05

Seibourn Carson. bless his soul.
has the thanks Of this Office for six
boxes Of his finest raspberries.
Bruce burgess Is around with his
right arm IN a sling, caused by a fall
from u bicycle. resulting In u sprain.
Roy Kunkel, accompanied 10y his
son, Kenneth. were In 81, Joseph
Tuesday Of this week, looking after
business and visiting with relatives,
James Thuma and wife Of ST.
Joseph, are rejoicing over the arrival
Of u tine boy baby a, their home
Tuesday evening, last, July >, cons.
Quently Aunt Julia King and other
relatives Of this city are feeling kind
o proud.
Owing to the Union Sunday even,
ing services III Oregon, We make the
following announcements for Juiy
and August: The Benton Sunda,
school Will be changed from 3 p. m. to
10 "A. m, and preaching al /! a. M.
the second and fourth Sundays
Preaching In Oregon first and third
Sundays at II a. M, and at Nickell's
Grove every Sunday night. Come
and worship with us.
q. W. WEiDEMIER.
Pastor.
AT a meeting Of the ministerial
alliance, held In Elder Dawson's Of
lice, Friday afternoon, II was decided
TO hold union services In the park
each Sunday evening during July and
August. The following committee
was appointed to arrange for music
during the summer: Harvey Evans
Roy Kunkel. Perry Brooks and vii
Schultz, The park will lie lighted
and seats for all will be provided
Rev. l.. c Powell will preach tn,
opening sermon next Sunday night
a week from next Sabbath evenin,
I Dr. Albert Bushnell, OF Kansas City
will deliver an address. The speaker,
will be announced through the pape
each week.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05
Here and There.

Take the bottom from Forest City
clear on 10 Craig and the corn viii
not average much above "A halt.stand
and many have planted tNice and
three times. aud still no stand In
some instances.
Henry and Hurley Miller have
been helping Earl Benton IN the
wheat harvest part Of last week aud
this. Bryan Benton has also been a..
sisting his brother and wife. and
when lac came home last saturday
Miss Ruth Benton came with him
and u siill visiting at the isenton
home on the cas-, side.
Uncle Geoge Weber. Now what =
Uncle George been doing this timeY
Oh. nothing much. only Just spending
~ 800 more of the Weber funds oi,
the Forest City park. This time It
went into a grand tent pavilion, 32x
~ feet deep, with coping ~ inches
high. clear around. Also built band
stand, 2,ya, feet, rooted, oc,ogan
shaped.
The writer Of these notes admires
the women If For,e>cue and vicinity.
Some ~ q weeks ago indriving through
that tine little town. ] saw In and
near the town, ten ladies' hoe.
ing their gardens, and they
have nice gardens, too. Also
saw about about an equal number Of
gentlemen AT or around the stores or
blacksmith shop enjoying themselves,
as only gen, lemen can. My wife not
only refused Ia hoe, but refused to
let me turn the chickens into the po.
cato patch To bug" II. ] am now
voting for the Forle>cue women.
lsEIpRTER.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05
Seed oats for sale. Inquire Of NJ.

Seed oats for sale. Inquire of NJ.
Buntz,
Peters 4 Taylor had out u car of
hogs TO 81. Joseph Monday.
Hon. John ". Stokes, of Craig.
was looking after legal business In
Oregon Wednesday Of this week.
Mrs. A. Il. McNulty, daughter,
Pope, Of Kansas City, visited In
Mound city this week.
We are glad To learn that Mrs.
Jennie Boyd, who has been making
her home In Albuquerque, \. NJ. has
returned to Oregon and will make
this her home.
Mrs. !. G. Durham, of st, Joseph,
has been very III and her condition
became so alarming Monday tina,
Mother Durham, OF Mound City, was
called TO her bedside.
The Y. =. A., Of the Nickell's
Grove church, will give an ice-crean
social at the latter place on Thursda!
evening, July I. Everybody come out
and enjoy an evening with us. The
New Point band will furnish the mu
sic.
Miss Anna II. Curry returned Sat
urday evening last from Evanston, II
linOis, where she graduated, June II
from the Northwestern University
since which time she has been visit
ing with school chums at different
points In Illinois.
Io,,n Retiring, living three miles
ho,lh OF Oregon, while working in TIM
hay Held, helping his neighbor, Teed
Garner, was overcome oy the hea!
Saturday afternoon last, June ~, and
WAC In a serious condition for awhile
mt is nov somewhat improved, and
II il thought he will yet along oil
right.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05

=. =. ROstark transacted business
IN 81. Joseph, Tuesday Of this week.
Mrs. A. u. McNulty and daugh.
ter. Ruth. have returned from a
weeks visit with relatives In Kansas
City. She was accompanied home by
her cousin. Miss Evylin rope.who will
visi, with her and relatives In Mound
City for several months.
Mrs. Mary Chapman, Of 81. 10.
sepl, who has been visiting with her
mott Mrs. NJ. Spoerle, and other
relatives. returned home this week.
She was accompanied 10y her little
grandniece, Gcnevic>c Proud, who
visited her for few days.
Will Derr shipped a ear of hogs
Monday made up Of purchases from
ban Burrier, - head: Warrie Walker,
=: Jno. Callow. u: Newt Planalp. ):
Rich Shepherd, ~; Phil Buntz, 4:
Ralph Meyer, 4: win Sparks, l: Alvin
Greiner. .: u. &. Cook, :: Paul Eli.
OFT, J.
w. u. Curry, who for the past
four years has been connected with
Tue SENTINEL, has accepted "A posi-.
ton on the reporters stan Of the 81
Joseph Gazette. and began grinding
on, his "dope" Wednesday. He will
iill the bill. Is our opinion, wherever
you put him.
Claude King, wife and daughter,
Mildred. and his sisters.in.law. Miss
Mary and Miss Emma I!errcs, were In
81. Joseph, Sunday, going down In
their ear IN the morning and return
ing In the evening. They repor, a
nice shower Of rain In 81. Joseph
about noon SUNDAY.
Mrs. Sarah Kelly returned from
81. Louis SUNDAY, accompanied by her
daughter, Esther, - years old, who
has been IN "A hospital there for treat
men,. We are indeed glad to learn
that Esther Is considerably improved,
and the doctors at the hospital give
her much encouragement, and think
they can effect permanent cure.
Their many friends will he glad to
learn this good news.
The Oregon Heating and Plumb,
Ing Company Is nov one Of the dis.
tinct businesses of Oregon and have
opened up for business In the Zach
man building on the east side Of the
square. under the able and expert.
enced management OF Herbert Nc
Donald. Estimates will be made
They carry o full line Of heating and
plumbing supplies; windmills, pumps
etc. and are ready TO answer repair
calls and repair work.
The many friends OF Merrill
Christy, q grandson Of Mrs. Rettit
Bunker, of this city, will be panied Il
learn that he Is very sick with typhoid
fever at Little Rock, Ark, where In
has his headquarters, being a travel
Ing statesmen for Marshall Field & Co.
OF Chicago. He has been confined Il
his bed for nearly three weeks, and a,
times Il better. his temperature going
down considerably, and then II will
go up again as high as 1O4. His faith
or, Rev. W. Il. Christy, formerly pas
tor OF the NJ. II. church. this city, bu,
now Presiding Elder of the Marvvill'
dist riot NJ. r. church, with headquar
tiers a. Maryville, Is with him. w
Join with his many friends In wishing
him a cOmDlete and speedy recovery
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05
PHOTOGRAPHS.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Mulvane invite
you to call at their studio, sl0l Fred.
erick Avenue, st. Joseph, Mo-, and
inspect their work. Special attention
given to wedding parties, and also to
ladies and children. They can please
you In both quality and price.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05
Motorcycle Meet


Tie Motorcycle Races at Maitland,
Saturday Of last week. June ~, held
on the Fair Grounds track, were a.
grand success, and too much credit
cannot begiven u. G. Holt. OF Skid
more. who "pulled on" this event.
1t certainly took some nerve to tackle
a meet Of this kind. being the first Of
the kind, as far as We know, to be
held In this section OF the state. and
to take chances on weather aud At.
tendance sufficient to get In enough
to meet all the bills. We are glad to
learn that he came out all right and
hope lie will put on another meet In
the future.
All of the events, seven In number
took place according to program. so
we are informed. Besides the races
there Was good game OF ball be.
tween Skidmore and Maitland.
All of the races we're nlled and
nearly a mile minute made IN some
Of them.
Maitland WAS certainly In gala at.
tire, and looked like the old time,
only instead Of buggies and carriages,
the horseless carriage predominated,
Automobiles being as thick g. HES
around a classes" barrel. There was
a good attendance, seven or eight
hundred, and, 1t needed this many to
make Mr.. Holt whole" The track
VAS fast.in fine shape In everyway. In
fact this Is Is the fastest and best hall
mile track In North West Missouri.
and so acknowledged by every horse.
man who las ever been ON It.
The management of the fair. to be
held. August ~, 70, 81, ~ and %, are
making every preparation TO make
this meeting a success. and no doubt
will put on as one OF those drawing
cards, Motorcycle Races. In which
40 many seem to be Interested.
Following Is the program, a. carried
out.
AMETuRE . MILE RACE
lst, James u. Lowe. Indian, time,
min. II sec.
md, Russell Cloudy. Indian. time,
: min. ~ sec.
3rd. Walter Rankin, Indian.
Nodaway, Atchison and Holt boys
contested. The winners are all from
Tarkio.
- MILE PROFESSIONAL RACE
LIST. Glen Smith. 81. Joseph. Indian.
time, 81 min. ~ sec.
and. Hart Bowman, Lincoln. Indian
time - min. ~ sec.
3rd. johnny Meyers. 81. Joseph.
Flying Miracle.
iii. stuart Chapman. Omaha, liar.
ley Davidson.
9Th. ban Reeder. Lincoln, Indian.
Ml,. Carl Malnuuist. Omaha, Excel
sior.
~ MILE SINGLE CYLINDER. PROBES
sONAL RACE
| LIST. stuart Chapman. Omaha, In.
dian. time, ~ min. ~ sec.
md. James Van Avery, Omaha
| Excelsior, time ~ min. ~ sec.
3rd. Carl Malnpuisl, Excelsior
Omaha
10 MILE PROFESSIONAL RACE
ls,. Glen Smith, ST. Joseph, Indian,
time Is min. I sec.
end Hart Bowman, Lincoln. Indian,
time ~ min. ~ sec.
3rd stuart Chapman, Omaha, IIar.
ley Davidson. 49,
ith Johnny Meyers. st. Joseph, Fly.
inyiMeracie.
5ih. Carl MalnIuist, Omaha, Tx.
celsior.
The Indian won all first prizes.
1000 to iaW people were there led
by Skidmore Hand.
Mr.. Holt informs us that these
were better men than he had ever
seen at any race he had attended.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05
PROGRAM:
Music All Day BY a Military Band.
Everybody Come.

To Geo W Poynter, Jos +
Bridgmon, sw | ~, III, :W.... 81
QUiT-CLAIM DEED.
Eliz J Swan TO NJ w A No d..
3is, Corning, lots 4, 3, In
block I, Corning,
Chas ID Baker to Henry Cook,
81 a In NV 35, 20, -. ..,......
Catharine Jackson to Henry &
Cock, same ,.................
WIN NJ CatrOn to WIN Isaac,C
Brown, n ne lie ! fri
Tark 2, ~, 40 .....,........,,
Jas A Lease TO City OF Forest,
block 81, City Of Forest. ....
Geo |. Penny to City OF Forest,
pit lots !, =, ). I, 5, q, 10, II,
~, l3, II, Ii, 10, block IS,
Forest City ........,........
Chas Brown to Charley w
Brown, NV sc q, 50, 81 ......
Cornelius HOblitzell to s J
Thomas, fri block %, Mound
Wy ''.''.''''..' '.'''''''''
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05

We are authorized Ia announc" >EbDCRN
CARSON. % Levi, township. a. u candidate
for the Office ~ Treasurer. subject to the de
cisIon ~ III. Republican Primary Election, Ia
be held Tuesday, August u. i?is.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05
REAL ESTATE MIMEOGRAPD
vur,i.usp wssKLy nv wa RIcHARDs.
OREGON, No,
OvvicR rHE MOOkGhLoC1 :
Aktracter and NegotiatOr Of Loans.
Transfers for week ending June ~,


Transfers for week ending June ~
1912:
WARRANTY "n.n''
WIN Conner To FARMERS r'eNa'
tor TO- oi Nraig' io's w. ~,
H. w. H. IT, DOCK L."
Add, 'raig'..'''''''''''.'.''N ""
& ID Kellogg 10 same, 'o's"'
block L. u nc Add' .ra'g &" Ia
hoper' Sm,lh 10 WIN nIass'
Lucy \ Num- 'a'"s ~ w. To-
w. "i' Nv, JAWS" ae''H '''..''' "'''''
Elihaoe'h Lan'H''r'ser 10 'e"'
ryC COOK i-io 'h' 'h'' acres
III NV b. w. ~ - ''''''''''' 10
Herman haNer e' al 10 he"'!
COCOON I'D INT III " acres !"
NV d. TO- ~ '''''''.''',,'',,., I"
'"'" '''nn 49, Asa
Armstrong acre !" ", "'" ="
''ah ! 'a'n'so" 10 ,'e Wv! W
FOREST 'o,N ',-"''f''"' $500"
H. H. i'' ~ p'ocN '-' 'o'es' ~,
wy ',''''''.'',,'''''''',.''' '
w"
Nhris''ah cIiure'i' 'o's w. ~
" i'' ", Id p'ocN 81 """
Maitland ,..,',,....'.',.' 100
"eorse !" "oruo" 'o.o,"
Nlie' !n. p' ,o' y u'on -
MatIl,e" T. Sa''''e W "a.''so"
900
piocN ,nN. "o u. N"" i'-w
n-a,,.' -, 10, h,o.L ,.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05
REPUBLICAN,.

W. are authorized to announce GEORGE
&. GELNIN. Of Lewis township, a. u candi-
date for the Office of sheriff. subject to the
decision Of the Republican Primary Election
10 he held. Tuesday. August d, 1917.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05

wish to- announce myself ~ u candidate
frum Forbes township Tor the Office ~
County Judge from tn. south District. sub
J.rt t. the decision ~ the Republican pri-
mary Election, ,o he held Tuesday, Augusta,
lpi. PETER n. RAISER.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05

hereby announc. myself ~ u candidate
Tor As>,~iat. Judge ~ County Court. south
District ~ County NJ Holt, Missouri, subject
Ia the decision ut the Republican Primary
Election. To- he held August u, ipi..
PHILIP >CNi.UTIUACER.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05

We are authorized to announce CALVIN G.
BROWN. Of Minton township, as u candidate
for the officc of Assessor. subject Ia the deci-
sion ~ the Republican Primary Election. tn
be held Tuesday. August Il. Ir,:.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05

". ar. authorized o announce NEVILLE
DICKSON. 81 Forest township. ~ randi.
dat. FOR the ofiirc Of Treasurer, subject tn
tl. decision ~ the Republican Primary Eicc-
ton. to H. held Tuesday, Angus, Il. ioi:.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05

We are authorized to announce BENJA-
MIN r. CRoUsER. 81 Lewis township. as II
candidate for the ONCE ~ sheriff, subject tn
the decision u the Republican Primary Elec-
ton. to be held Tuesday. August q, 1919.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05

We ARE authorized to announce PERRY W.
RAMSAY, Of Hickory township. a. u candi-
date FOE the once 81 Assessor, subject to the
decision Of the Republican Primary Election.
" he held Tuesday, August q. 1919.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05
Political Announcements

Reading notices complimentary TO candi-
dates. will be charged for at our regular
line rates, In addition to that charged for
the regular standing announcement. Copy
must he vouched for by signature before
its puplirntipu.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05

hereby announce myself IN candidate
Tor Associate judy. ~ county Court. south
District ~ County ~ Holt, Missouri. subject
to ~. decision ~ III. Republican Primary
Election. To- H.. held August a. iai:.
~ r. MORGAN.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05

Sheriff McNulty was laid by" for
a few days last week, by reason Of
having . sprained ankle, and he was
compelled to use q crutch for . few
days. His ankle turned Is he
stepped from the porch at his home,
. distance Of only about twelve inch.
es.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-05

Mead's Alabama Boys, Gem Thea.
tire. One night only, Saturday, July
q. Is and Is cents.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-04-12

Washington, d. c., April 9-Mon-
day was Oklahoma day in congress.
That portion of the Indian appropria-
tion bill making appropriation for the
administration of the affairs of the
Five Civilized Tribes was the subject
under consideration. The bill contain
ed provision that prevented the ex-
penditure of any tribal fund for any
purpose by the secretary of the in
terror, without specific appropriation
by congress. To this provision Con-
gressman Miller of Minnesota made a
point OF order. Thereupon the big
fight started.
1t was shown that the position re-
peals existing law and would make i'm
possible the equalization of allotments
in the final settlement of the tribal af-
fairs and the payment of tribal officers
lld attorneys, without specific appro
priation by congress, and the bill car.
ried no appropriation for any of these
purposes. 1t was shown that If the
bill passed in its present form that ii
would deprive Indian tribes of legal
representation and would place almost
the entire state of the Choctaw and
Chickasaw nations in precarious
candition, inasmuch as there are suits
pending against these nations, and
classes of citizens of the nations
which aggregate more than $15.000,000
and that there are more than 10000
persons throughout the United States
who claim right to enrolment as citi
zens of the Choetaw and Chieakasaw
nations: that these claimants now
have bill pending before congress tc
reopen tribal rolls, and that If the bill
should pass in its present form, the
nations would have no attorney to de
fend them against these claimants.
The entire affairs of the Five Civ
ilized Tribes were discussed from all
points. The democrats who partici
pated in the debate we're almost
unanimously in favor of the measure
while the republicans considered the
measure most far-reaching and de
structive to the interests of the In
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-04-12
WOULD ESTABLISH
FATHERS DAY

Oklahoma City, April lin order
that no parental partiality be shown
in honoring those responsible for the
nations progress and the states well
fare. superintendent r. II. Wilson is
in favor of establishing Fathers
Day" Regarding this matter he says;
Il have received letter from Miss
Anna Jarvis, founder of Mothers Day
calling my attention to the fact that
May 10th has been designated as
Mothers Day in the public schools.
This is Friday preceding Mothers Day,
Sunday, May 18th
Il remember that last year my at.
tention was called to this important
day and we did then. as we are doing
now, prepare a program for Mothers
Day. l believe that this custom OF
observing one day in the year in re-
membrance of our mothers is good
one. It makes every boy and girl
every man and woman better to have
had their attention called to the good
deeds of dear old Mother.
Our American people are hero wor
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-04-12
New otSeers of civic Club.


The Civic Club held a meeting at
the Commercial Club rooms Monday
afternoon, April Sth, for the purpose
of electing officers for the coming
year. The following officers We're
elected: President, Mrs. George Kapp;
First Vice President. Mrs. w. p.
Thompson; Second Vice President,
Mrs. Felix Cowan; Secretary and
Treasurer, Mrs. e. A. Stubblefeid.
An amendment was made to change
the initiation fee from $500 to $1,00.
Great interest is being shown in the
club work and the ladies expect TO
make good showing. by their work
on the parks We hope that every
one will take an interest in this work
as the Civic Club. is now the largest
Club in Vinita. and the largest feder.
ated club in the state of oklahoma
This club was organized in February
1907.
The Civic Club owes a vote oil
thanks to Mrs. H. w. C. Shelton, the
retiring president, for the good work
she has done in and for the club the
last two years.
MRS. e. A. STUBBLEFIELD,
Secretary