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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-22
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CHINA DECORATING


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PAINTING AND DECORATING

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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS.
FARM T,ANDS


TWO CLOSE-IN FARMS FOR SALE
on easy terms. Corner 80 acres on
18th South mile west OF Redwood
road; sandy soil. good water right.
Price. $4,000. 100 acres Just south OF
Little Cottonwood, about 20 acre.
ehoice pasture with spring and timber
Ior shade. 20 acres suitable for fruit or
berries and 10 acres OF black noun
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Price. $500. p. 5. Witcher. 1856 c st.
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SOME OF THE FINEST CROPS PRO
uuced anywhere in this country come
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PAID their living and more than covered
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ASSAYERS
SAFES AND VAULTS

A COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on hand. a few second
hand safes for sale. Write for circular,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-22
Sheriff's Sale.

by virtue and authority Of q gene
al execution, issued from the office Of
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Holt
County, Missouri. returnable A. the
April term, 1912. of said Court, and a.
me directed In favor of Whittinghill.
Harlow Shoe Co. and against q. +.
Graves. ] have levied upon and seized
all the right. title, interest and claim
OF the said NJ, +. Graves Of. In and
to the following described real estate.
to-wit:--
All the north half of the south hall
lying east Of the right of way of the
Kansas City, ST. Joseph and Council
Rluifs Railroad Company, IN Section
Thirly.siy (.p'l IN Township SiXiy-o,
dn Of Range Thirty.nine (3D. In IIol
county, NJ issouri. all lying and beiu
IN the said County, and State ~ VI q.
souri,, and ] win, on WEDNESDAY,
the Nth day Of APRIL. a. D., 1912.
between the hours of nine O'Clock
the forenoon, and five o'clock IN a.
afternoon Of that day, at the COu
House door, In the CITY Of Ornvo'
County Of Holt, aforesaid. sell the
same or so much thereof as may he
required, at Public Nendue, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand. Sub.
ject to all prior liens and judy meuts, J
to satisfy said execution and costs.
a, u. MCNULTN,
Sheriff of Holt County, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-22
THE BLADE,
Toledo. Ohio.
Sheriff's Sale.

1l.y virtue and authority Of a genri.
Al cNrcul ion, issued from the ONCE NJ
he Clerk ot the Circuit Court oi Holt
tOruty. Missouri, returnablp AZ the
\pril term. lDl2, Of said Court and t.
me directed IN favor of William u.
Norge and against Charles Patterson.
] have levied upon and sciud all the
right. title. interest and cram of the
said Charles Patterson al. In and to
the follow ing described real rstal,
tu.Nit:
All commencing ~ rods :, a. II uf IN,
northwest corner OF section TINT,
i've 81. Township Sixty ihi of Ram
IUigI weight -. thence east ~ 20 &C..
thrnrc north three and I. degrees east
thirteen rods Ia center nj road: li"ir,
south " AMI F.. degrees, east nay,
rud>: llirnrc south - degrees east -
roots Ia u" northeast corner Oi !. |.
krcrk'> j acre tract: thence west :
rods. thence south ten rods 10 III,
south line of the northwest uudrtpi
oI section Thiiil.ll,r 80 aforesaid:
thence west twciit yright rods 10 ia,
southwest corner oi said quarter SIC
tion. thence north 10 ilircunuirnrin
corner. Except from the above tiu'l
Ft,e acres IN The southeast part rnG
being the same ) acres sold by VIM.
kaucher to T.. |. krerk. on he .Uth
day of March, ls,a'. and more fully
described at Eook M" page .pm u.
the real estate records of lion county.
Mo. Also except from the first men.
toned tract above, a certain J acre
tract located In the ne corner thereof
and heiiig the same I acre tfac, =. III
10y James A. Vaughan to Charles
Parsons on the ~ !, day ~ =" - ~
and being more fully described and
", ont In Book NJ, AT page j9l Of the
real estate records oi SAID state ana
county. The tract herein and herrin
conveyed, containing 10 acres more
or less all lying and being In Holt
county. Missouri, and ! win on
WEDN ESDAY, THE TWENTY.
FOURTH day Of APRIL. A. d.. iui2.
betw cen the hours Of nj ~ o'clock In
the forenoon, and live o'clock IN IN
afternoon Of that day, at the Cour,
House door, In the CITY OF Oregon
County OF Holt, aforesaid, sell the
'amr, or 40 much thereof as may IN
required, AZ Public Nendue. to the
highest bidder Tor east, ~ i,Ai,u, H.,
ject to all prior liens and judgment }
10 satisfy said execution aud costs.
\. II. MCNULTY,
Sheriff OF Holt County, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-22

w. +. Wright and family have
moved to Corning, Kan, where they
intend to make their future hom' .
Mrs. Wright Is visiting "a few days
with friends here before she goes t.
her new home. The Herald and their
friends wish them prosperity In theil
new home.-Maitland Herald.
w. =. Cherry was up from Kansas
City last week and sold his farm ou,
near the King Grove district, consist
Ing Of 100 acres to John Gallagher,
the consideration being si6,0OO. Mr..
Cherry Is an old resident Of this coun.
~, but has been In Kansas City for
the past twenty.six years. Maitland
Herald.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-22
Craig and Vicinity.

Tie Craig Leader In its issue ri
March 18th, says:
The new Wickiser theat ~ at Craig
will be opened Monday, April |, for "A
weeks engagement.
The annual commencement exer-
cises of the Craig High school will he
held April Is and ~. There are 10
In this years graduating class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galen Lower, who
moved to IIiawatlia, Kans., about a
year ago, have returned TO Holt coun-
~. Mr., Lower has bought a farm
over near Maitland, where they ex-
pect 10 reside.
W. ". kee, Of Oregon, was a Wis
itOr with the family of his daughter
Mrs.. u. &. Ball, from saturday until
"Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hall also
entertained over SUNDAY Miss May
STANLEY, Of Mound city.
The body of Mrs. J, l.. Hopkins,
who died AT the home of her youngest
daughter, Mrs. l.eona Austin, near
S'"'uoh' Mo- was Drought 10 'ra's
tns "esN 'or 'h'erl''ehl ~ 'he 'ar-
''S" cemetery hof'h oi town.
Mrs, Emily German resident of
Craig for the past 10 years, died at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Pres
ton Wise, SUNDAY night. Though of
advanced age, Mrs. Gorman's decline
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For that weather man don't &c, a
dirk; get shovel and go Ia work.
Frank Petree was up to Maitland
Monday looking after some legal mat.
tiers,
\ Mr.. Sturgeon, recently from
Indiana, viii, farm this season for
Nute Patterson, of the Triumph dis.
trict.
Albert Williams will farm the old
Raylill farm this season. lie Is back
again In tie section where he spent
his boyhood days, and where his papa
used to ''show him" the strap act.
A quiet wedding occurred at the
home of Willis Acton and wife, Of
New Point, on Wednesday afternoon,
March ~, 1912, when their daughter,
Miss Ollie, was united In marriage to
w. :. Terry, Rev. Roberts officiating.
The Sentinel extends congrat ulations.
Judge Wright, who was snow.
bound on Monday Of last week, and
unable TO be on the bench that day,
got here on time Tuesday to convene
court, by putting his team and rig on
stills, which enabled them to yet
through the snow to Maitland; thence
to Oregon.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-22
New Point, and Vicinity.

Miss Hampton went to Oregon
Saturday.
--Catharine Terry went to Oregon
Wednesday, returning Friday.
&C. G. Hardman returned from st.
Joseph Saturday, after a few days
visit.
Richard Hoover and family went
to Forest City Saturday to visit with
relatives.
Geo. Christian was called to st.
Joseph Sunday by the serious illness
Of his mother.
Mrs. Dan Dreher and children
went to Oregon Friday to visit with
home folks.
Mrs. Ruhl entertained a number
Of the missionary" members at din.
ner Wednesday.
Mrs. Mabel Hartman. Of Petrolia,
Kansas. Is here for short visi. with
relatives and friends.
Born, to Max Babb and wife, a
girl, Sunday, March II, 1872. Dr. r. T..
kearney In attendance.
A number Of young people gave
Re,ta Boswell a surprise SATURDAY
night, and all report a tine time.
Mrs. Art Gallon returned home
Friday after week spent with her
sister, Mrs. LATE kunkel. Mrs. Alma
Caldwell Is staying with Mrs. kunkel
for few days.
Mrs. Oren wishes to thank eaclr
friend who assisted In the handkcr
chief shower given her on her birth.
lay She appreciates the remeln.
brances very highly.
NERO
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FOrtescue.
Fac,

j. r.. Slater was on the sick list
last week.
g. W. Craig Was up from Napier
one day last week.
YES Howard was IN 81. JOSEPH,
"Wednesday and Thursday.
VIII whipple and family visited
with Mrs. Neal Horn Sunday.
Born, Saturday. March 10. 1912,
To GORDON keck and wife a girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Culp visited
with her parents In Napier over sun.
day.
Mrs. Nellie Atkinson visited over
sunday with her mother, Mrs. e. A.
Moser. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. &. ". Craig went TO
Kansas city Wednesday for a few
days visit.
DIR. Frank Stuart. Of Cover. Mo-,
is visiting his brother. II. X. Stuart +.
this week.
The meetings at the church are
well attended and much interest Is
being taken.
Arthur Henry from Fertile, Mo-,
came Sunday for visi, with his
brother, Hugh,
Mrs. Tim huffman was taken
quite III al church sunday night
She Is improving now.
Mrs. l.. l.. Lease ret urncd to her
home the iirs, Of the week. She has
been visiting friends and relatives In
Rulo.
Mrs. Hayden Edwards. of Big
Lake. died SUNDAY, Tie funeral was
held from the home, Tuesday. inter
menl being a, Nj, Hope cemetery.
ltEIIE
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Napier and Vicinity.
NERO.

The big ditch j. out Of it, banks
again.
Many are not. a yet. through
moving.
l.. 4. Banks and family were IN
Napier SUNDAY.
Joe MURRAY. Of Oregon. was IN
our vicinity Monday.
George Craig and Ezra Martin
went Ia 81. Joe Tuesday.
THE storm Friday nigh, was 80
bad tia, the dance Al \. !. bgdcn's
had To he postponed.
Well, nov it's water. water, and
once IN awhile a little hump Of mud
~ the ruins Of once majestic snow
DRIFT.
Mrs. Cal Brown l. the hrs, IN the
neirhborhood to have a brood ~
chickens. She got ~ chickens fro IN
- eggs.
Joe Martin returned to the home
of his brother, Ezra. Monday, after q
few days visit with relatives In
Nebraska.
"A number from this neigl,borhood
went to Forest city. Saturday to see
the Minnesota Exhibit car, and all
were repaid for the trip, but Mime.
sofa has nothing over Old Missouri.
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Burr Oak.

Miller Blachly had a sick horse
last sunday.
Charley Keiser. Of Fortescue
spent Friday In this vicinity.
Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs. Corbe,
keck, a daughter, Saturday, Marcel
III, 1912.
Sam Bledsoe and Mr.. Meek and
family moved to Warren Mays farm
recently.
Miss Lille Moser IL suffering
from a severe attack Of tonsilitis a,
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4. Bowles and
daughter Fern were guests OF c. A.
Moser and family Sunday.
Mcssrs. Charley and Harry Ram
sey's families spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Stone and family.
Quite a few people of this vicini
~ went TO Fores City last Saturda,
to see the exhibit car from Minneso
Ia.
Mrs. Ike Atkinson and bah,
spent Sunday night and Monday with
Mr.. Adkinson's mother, Mrs. &. A.
Moscr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Blachly and
daughter Esther we're guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Vince Hopper and family
sunday.
Miss Fanny Sinclair spent the
former part Of last week at the home
Of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
willard Bledsoe.
Arthur Elder. who moved To the
l.. J.. Scntney farm. south Of Forest
city. has two very sick children.
pneumonia being the trouble. We
understand they are some better at
this time.
James Hopper, one Of lIlol, conn
TVS boys, but nov a resident Of Ness
county. Kan. sent a eat Of a snow.
drift To the star. showing tina, II ac.
iually driftcd Ia the top Of a barn IN e.
longing toa farmer living IN Ness
county.
Burr oak school closed on
"Wednesday of last week. The teach
rr, Mrs. Thornl,ill. treated the chill.
drcn 10 candy aud oranges. Every
one had joyous time. Misses Fam,
sinclair. Daisy Murrah and Fern
Bow lcS and McSSrs. Floyd Meek, Ray.
Jesse, Trevor. and Worth Ammo wrr,
visitors. The term was shortened onr
month on account II had road.
which made II impossible for many OF
the pupils to attend.
Ia.
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INTERNATIONAL
SUNMS0lO0L
LESSON
fBy r. O. SELLERS, Director Of Even
ing Department The Moody Bible In
stitute Of ChicagO)
LESSON FOR APRIL I.
EASTER LESSON.

LESSON TEXT Cor. 16:1.i1.
GOLDEN TExT-"This Jesus did Oot
raise up. whereof we all are witnesses. -
Acts 2:a2
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Forest City.

Jake Butcher, Of Oregon, was In
the city Monday.
Clyde McWilliams, of Forbes, was
in the city Sunday.
Miss Katie Hamilton left Monday
for Mound City TO visit relatives.
John France, Jr.. and family re.
turned from Kansas City Saturday.
Miss Vera Watson has returned
from three weeks visit IN Omaha.
Mrs. Celia Cain Is visiting rel.
atives In the BENTON district this
week.
Mrs. virgie FOLEY Is able to be up
again after recent attack of appen.
dicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Larkins, of
Bigelow. were guests of relatives here
over Sunday.
Mrs. Ed ellis and children re-.
turned Friday Of last week to her
home In Mound City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Thayer. Of
81. Joseph, are the guests Of her
mother, Mrs. L. Spetr.
Miss Williams. Of Fortescue, Wis.
tied her sister. Mrs. George Coins and
family several days last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Moore visited at
the home Of their son, Oscar and
family Wednesday Of last week.
Miss Alta Watson Is the guest of
Miss Murrel Jamison and attended
the James Quick sale Thursday.
--Shauck Smith. Of kimsey dis.
trict, was In Mound city, Maitland
and Graham from Friday until sun.
day.
Quite a number of people from
here attended the James Quick and
Shauck Smith sales In kimsey neigh.
borhood, Tuesday and Wednesday.
There will he services at the
Methodist church SUNDAY al II u. M.
and al y. M. conducted 10y the pas
tor. Everybody invited To attend.
Rev. Neda Davis expects to lrgin
revival meeting al the Methodist
church, about the first of May. Rev.
Z. A. Snarr. OF krytcSvilr. Mo-. viii
assist
We are pleased ~ learn. Miss
Maudic wills, who ha> been quite
sick the past week. l. getting along
nicely non and will soon br back In
school.
The -. Patrick BAZAAR. given al
the city hail Saturday evening 10y the
"Woman's Home Missionary society"
was a decided success. both financial.
ly and socially. \ large crowd al.
tended and almost all Of the articles
On sale were disposed Of, the proceeds
amounting To I7.aj. lcecrcam. cake,
sandw iches, murphy salad. coffee and
candles were all on sale. Those pres.
ent speak highly Of the program that
was rendered, consisting Of songs,
recitations and readings. ShaiYer
iiand furnished the music which was
greatly appreciated. The ladies Of
the society desire TO thank one and
all who helped make the bazaar a sue.
cess, and especially the band and the
others who took part In the program.
RyBy.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-22
ATTENTION. COMRADES.

Members of Meyer Post, G. A. r.,
will please remember their next meet
ing will be held saturday, March
2hi, 1912, at 30, p. m. at the home Of
q. w. Cummins. lie, there be q
full attendance.
7. &. FULLER. Commander.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-22

Winter has a way Of lingering H.
the lap of spring, here OF late years,
until II gets kicked ont. After
March ! winter Is an unwelcome
guest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

the Boswell High school was held
Tuesday at the High school building
when superb 'ondeut Brasher and
Principal Cafruon delivered short adj
dresses 60 the pupils and visitors
assembled short talks were also
made by several students of the '9lO
class who are now pursuing higher
education In universities. Among
them were Dillard wyatt, Tom van
ana Dickson Dystrt
Members ~ the alumni who were
called 10 speak declared that bright
prospects were iu view Tor the school
year ana that never before were tho
indications su bright foT bigger things.
Tn, enrolment this year exceeds that
OF last year considerably In uutici-
patton ct "higget things scholars
have been admouished IN regard to
too much Social duings" ana urged
10 concentrate their thoughts upon
the work az hand
The school viii soon begin 10 de-
vclup Its athletics and 10 is expected
"a gam. with the Institute gridiron
team will ho planned for the near tu'
tur,. Good material viii Dee found
among tho husky lads enrolled sac Tar
and with th, added interest taken
in football in the valley this wear tho
Nah school viii loom up as for
midahly contender,