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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20
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little daughters Of her son.
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Columbian Club Social Meeting.

The first social meeting of the CO.
lumbar club was held at the club
rooms Saturday, the 18th. In the alb
sence of Miss NJ. Roberts. president.
Mrs. A. A. Fraser. the vice president,
presided.
The program was carried out by the
historical section, chairman, Mrs. Rid
enbaugh. The first number, an instru-
mental solo. "HumoresQue," by Dvor-
ack." was rendered by Miss Lois Cook
In q most delightful and artistic man.
egting talk, beginning with his early
days in Virginia, telling of his days as
&c ldier fighting for his country and
flag, leading on to his pioneer days In
Idaho His work as commissioner Of
the Chicago exposition and the form
Ing OF the Columbian club and the work
accomplished in the early days Of the
club, the furnishing OF the reception
room At the Idaho building and other
interesting "reminiscences. Mrs. Rath-
bun Wells rendered a most beautiful
vocal solo. Happy Days." In a most
delightful manner. Mrs. w. Bryon
then told us of the first start of a IL
brary In Boise. under the auspices of
the w. c. T. u. wish every menu
Der Of the club had been present to hear
these "reminiscences Of early days; to
find from what small beginnings we had
our first reading rooms. 1t makes one
proud OF our library and the work OF
the club WOMEN to accomplish this
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20

Probably the greatest attraction OF
the course will be the famous Ben
Greet Players, who will be here on
April II and -. 1913, when they will
give two performances Of classical
plays. On April II they will present
Goldsmith's "She Stops to Conquer
and on the following night Shake
speare's COMEDY of Errors" This
will be the first opportunity for the
citizens OF Boise to see the great Ben
Greet company.
The date for reserving season tick
cts has been postponed from Mon
day, Oct. Fl at p. m. until Monday,
Oct. 20, at 7 p. m. This year it will
be impossible to buy season tickets
after the opening night of the course
on Nov. 8. when the famous Kath-
larine Ridgeway company will appear.
After that only single admissions will
be sold few days prior to each per-
Torrance. The price Of the season
tickets 10 the same as the price Of each
Of the Ben Greet plays, so that the
regular patrons OF the course will re-
ceive benefits by purchasing tickets
for the entire course.
Boise Is fast gaining a name and
reputation In the lyceum world, be-
cause Of the character Of tho attrac-
lions put on at the summer chau-
tauqua and also during the winter un-
der the Boise Lecture Course.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20
CAPITAL news COOKING SCHOOL
ENDS AMID ENTHUSIASM
Cakes, Pies and Doughnuts Sold at Auction
Brought $3.50 for the Chil&n,s Home
eventh street, double boiler.
Bread Division.

Eleventh street. double boiler.
Bread Division.
First-Mrs. ]. w. Starkey. 110s
North Sixteenth street, Pelouze cleo
trio iron.
second-Mrs. FAris Baker. box ass
Boise. Keen Kutter meat chopper and
Keen Kutter set.
Third-Mrs. g. e. Smith. one dou-
BILE boiler.
Fourth-Mrs. @. M. Starrh, $50 Nc
Kinley street. Perfection Vacuum
wash.
After the awards had been made
John veatch began the sale Of all the
good things at auction. The prize
layer cake was first offered. and was
started off at IS. then So was offered
until 1t was finally knocked down for
$40. The buyers were Mayor Hodges
and Councilman Harrington and Fine
gan. who presented the cake to Mana
ger Mendenhall Of the Pinney theater.
The sale continued until everything
was sold and 1t was found that the
sum OF $95.70 had been Melted for the
Children's Home.
The committee in charge Of the sale
was headed by Mrs p. H. Dawson.
ably assisted by Mesdames w. s.
Walker. G. H. Hackett. Goddard, Kin
yon and Misses Purcell. Cohen. Daw-
son. Grigsby and Morrow.
The total amount received Of $3.50
was turned over to the committee in
charge Of tag day to be used for the
Children's Home Finding society.
The Capital News again wants to ex-
tend Its sincere thanks to the mer-
camille business houses who so gener-
ously contributed toward making the
school such a great success. and to
the women of Boise who so gener-
ously gave their patronage, and es-
pecially to those who had charge OF
the sale of the products and worked
SO energetically and enthusiastically
in netting the sum Of $3.50 for the
Children's Home.
At some future time the Capital
News hopes that it may be able to in
duce Mr.. Snyder to return and give
the people Of Boise another week of
instruction and amusement
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20

The Capital News cooking schoo
came to an end yesterday afternoon
at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. Snyder examined and tested al
the cakes, and found great difficulty
in awarding some Of the prizes, all the
entries being Of such excellent quality
The entries totaled 1856 and were d.
vided as follows: Loaf cake. 81; layer
cake, So: bread, Go; doughnuts, 1o1;
pies, 81.
were:
Layer Cake Division.
First-Mrs. Cation, 40S Jefferson
street, Hoosier kitchen cabinet.
Second-Mrs. r. H. williams. 1911
East Bannock street, Servette.
Third-Mrs. Bessie Gallagher, 110s
Fort street, $500 aluminium ware
Everwars.
Fourth-Mrs T. ]. Clarke, 1905
North Twenty-second street, silver
clean pan.
Loaf Cake Division.
Ffrst-Mrs. Ira E. High. I'll Frank
lin street, Clark Jewell Cabinet gal
range
Second-Mrs. Hartman, 14o1 North
Seventh street, Universal percolator.
Third-Mrs. J. Sawyer. 1872 North
Seventh street, Pe1ouze electric cont
and curling iron.
Fourth-Miss Grigsby. 320 Bannock
street. Universal meat chopper.
Pie Division.
First-Miss luna Blackman. liz
Main street, SO set aluminium ware.
Second-Mrs. A. F. Graves, Twenty
first ana Brumback streets, Guernsey
earthenware.
Third-Mrs. r. H.. Martin, 216 State
street, Bissell carpet sweeper.
Fourth--Mrs McClaflin. 1912 Hays
street, Lightning ice cream freezer.
0oushnut Division.
First-Mrs. Harry Eagleson. 1906
Jefferson street, Thermatic Fireless
Cooker.
Second-Mrs. c. L. Chalfant, sos
State street. Universal bread mixer.
Third-Mrs. Dirks. 1907 South Elev-
enth street. Republic savory rooster
Fourth-Mrs. Squire, 425 South
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20
Mothers Circles.

Park Mothers' Circle.
The ladies' Of the Mothers Circle Of
the Park district met at tho home Of
Mrs. j. r. Noll, 1910 State street.
Thursday afternoon at $3.50. Mrs. John
Anderson opened the meeting with an
vxceedingly interesting talk on eu-
genics, or scientific race culture, her
fine talk having the distinctive charm
Of being delivered entirely without
notes. in addition to its eloQuence.
sound reasoning and cultured thought
Data on the same subject was fur
nished by Mrs. Dickie. An animated
discussion followed. Miss vesta Ed
redge very pleasantly entertained the
ladies with two plano selections. Mrs.
Noel was assisted In serving by her
daughter, Mrs. Oleson. and by Mrs. Ed
McGuffln. About rs ladies enjoyed the
afternoons program and the hospitality
Of their hostess.
City Congress.
Tho city council Of the Mothers Con-
gress will meet with Mrs. l.. A. Carver;
1116 Ellis street. Tuesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20
SOCIETY

great task.
Mrs. Ridenbaugh, in her usual happy
way then told us OF the best thing
achieved by each president Of the Co.
lumbar club during her administra-
tiop. Mrs. Ella Reed told Of the early
days OF the library in the rooms at the
city hall when there was but ono IL
brarian. Mrs. Perky told of her admin
istration in the Columbian club, of the
great work in bringing the Damrosch
orchestra to Boise. of Mrs. ]. T. Morri.
sons and Mrs. Niday's untiring as
sistance and help. She also paid a low
ing tyibute to three OF the early men,
bers since gone to their rest, Mrs. A.
i. Richardson, Mrs. Lula Davis and
spoke of her great desire for a per-
manent club home and told many in
teresting things that happened during
her club administration. After q vote
of thanks to Captain Wells. the club
adjourned for the social hour. The en-
tertainment committee with Mrs.
Shriver chairman, served delicious re-
freshments.
<. Of P. Banquet.
The Knights OF Pythias made merry
on Thursday evening in their new hall.
enjoying a delightful dance with a BAN
quet following. Daggctt's orchestra
furnished the music.
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Fraternity Entertained.
The B. X. A. fraternity of the high
school was royalty entertained Thurs
day night by Mr.. Clements at his home
on Idaho street. The house was taste
fully decorated with the fraternity col-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-20

Biograph pictures need no words of
commentator for the reason that they
are always good and In a class of their
own. I'm the Aisles of the Wild shows
the terrible result of a woman's whim
"a story of the north, woods told In
the usual pleasing Biograph way.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26
u. :. Church, Forest City.
Rev. Q. ~. Werner. Pastor.

Rev. q. u. Werner. Pastor.
ist SATURDAY evening. sunda y:tnorninr 40,
evening ut Tarkio Chapel.
snd sunday morning ut Ia. IN. At Fore,
City; sunday evening at kim,.y sclool bous.
II o'clork.
3rd sunday morning NJ Tarkio Chapel ~, !
q. IN. ANA evening At Forest city al ~. m.
9TH sunday ut kims.y ut u ~ M. and u,
Forcs, City ~ sp. IN.
sunday sci.1i 1T p;;o u. IN. \. ". LEAFS.
super nt.ndcnt.
Junior League NJ :;J0p M. Mrs. Werner
superintendent.
kpworth League az : y. ~. Miss Mary hui
lock. President,
Prayer meeting Wednesday At = D. M.
Wom"i : HON. Mission society Friday a.
!;Jn y. M. Mrs. scott, President.
Choir practice Thursday NJ So M
sunday school q, Kiu,>cy school house at I,
T. m. =. Smith. SuS'rlni cn,lcnt.
Epworth League az KImscy school hous,
sunday at y. M.
sunday school NJ Tarkio Chapel ~ a;G n
M. y. y. lloyd. Superintendent.
Prayer meeting ~ Tark,o Chapel sundm
and Wednesday at 7i3op y. NJ,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26
FRIDAY and SATUR.
DAY SPECIAL
2 pounds Of English
Walnuts for 26 cents.
KREEK q HASNESS.

Uncle sam has decided that he
wants no more women acting rs rural
mail carriers and has issued orders to
the post masters over the country 10
allow no more women to take the en-
animation for this position. Holt
county has no regular women carriers
and bu, few substitute carriers.
The dredge boat that was used
In the construction of the Little Tar.
kio drainage canal, has been sold by
4. N. knight to the Seitz.Peterman
Engineering Co., Of ST. Joseph. 1t
will take about two weeks to disman-
tie the boat, after which II will be
shipped to Shelby county, where the
company has a drainage contract. -
Crazy Leader.
No wonder time Is represented as
haggard and worn: q watch keeps
time, the choristcr beats time: the
train runs on time sometimes: the
foreman lays out time; people threat.
en- 10 do things II they get time: sol.
diers mark time; criminals serve
time: few spare time: everybody now
and then tries to kill time; and per-
haps your subscription Is behind time.
See l.. |. Moore. Joe II. MURRAY,
or Matt Filler for literal con, ract for
raising Sweet Corn for Oregon Can.
ming 60. 2.9tf
Mrs. Eta Meyer. OF Santa Moni.
ca. Cal. after = delightful and ex.
tended visit here With her cousins,
Mrs. &. W. Lukens, and Mr.. e.. u.
Rayhill, left for her home Tuesday,
going to Kansas City for a visit there.
IL was her first winter ont OF Cali.
fornix In 2b years, and the snow here,
and her getting q snow bath by being
thrown out Of a sleigh, will no doubt
he Incidents In her life that linyer In
her mind for some time. She Is a
niece of the latesl Ncle Jacob Rayhill..
Only the immediate members OF
the family assembled at the home of
&. J. Hunt and wife, Wednesday
evening Of this week. April "a, and
witnessed the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Eva, to Mr.. Virgie II.
Grinstead, a young man Of Salem.
Neb. The ceremony was performed
at o o'clock by the Rev.,L l.. &. Powell,
of the NJ. Il. church. and they imme-
diately left, taking the evening b. &
NJ. train for their new home, where
the groom had prepared u coy little
cottage ready for them to 10 tn house.
keeping, and where two hearts shall
dwell as one. THE SENTINEL sends
Its sincere congratulations.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26

Paints, Oils, Japalac, Campell's
Stains, Brushes, ETC., at Phillips
Drug Store.
Miss Mayme Greene has closed
most successful term OF school at Ross
Grove and has returned home for the
summer.
--Skcptics may scott. theologians
may guess. scientists may speculate,
but what say the Scriptures--where
are the DcadP Hear Gossin at the
opera house, Sunday, 3 p. IN.
-Four persons are known to have
been killed and some fifty seriously
injured, eight probably fatal. as the
result Of a tornado which swept sew.
eral counties Of Central Kansas and
Oklahoma. Saturday last, April 20.
Tom and Nina Curry returned
Thursday from Corpus Christi, Tex.
where they have spent the past four
, months IN hopes VI beneftting Mr..
Curry's health. His many friends
will be glad to learn tina, he is much
improved.
1t was so very cold during July.
1876. that harvest hands worked In
! the fields with their coats on. Will
Morris says he remembers II very
we'll. Although only ~ years old. he
helped IN the field, and he had to
wear his coat.
II YOU want anything IN the con.
crete line you should see the Oregon
Pressed Stone Go.
Otto. the l2.year.old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. G. Stall,rd. Of Forest
city. so badly GU, his eye With u pen.
knife, Sunday last, April u. that II
Was necessary TO take him to 81. 10.
scph for treatment. II Is feared he
may lose the sight.
r. &. Benton closed a deal last
Monday 10y which Harry =. Hanna
and wife sold their nice little q acre
home. just north Of the Kunkcl mill
site. to Mrs. Mary NJ. Foley. nov Of
Maitland, for Al, 100. Mrs. Foley L. to
take possession October l, 1912.
William Turnham and wife have
returned from ST. Joseph. where they
spent the winter with their daugh.
ter. Mrs. Charles Narans. Glen came
up with them to attend the post
meeting, which meets at the home OF
Fred Marsi tomorrow. saturday.
Rev. Henry Champion. who was
pastor OF the N. T.. church here from
ls,@ 10 1903, nov stationed At James.
port. Mo-, was here TUESDAY and
preached the funeral sermon Of Mrs.
q. W. royn,er Though his coming
Was a sad one. his many friends we're
indeed clad to see him. 4
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26
., e.e,.'" csoacs l. x'L>,sa. L.s.


0N April ~. 1862. the first I'M.
Portant action Of the Army VI
~ the Potomac In the pcninsulai
campaign was fought Oh the
Yorktown line. This was n spirited
attempt by the Federal troops Ia So.
cure u foothoIj at the center ~ the
Confederate position covering the AZ.
Iroacbcs TO Yorktown.
The peninsula IL bounded on the
north 10y YORK river. which Is com.
maDded by Yorktown and Gloucester.
on opposite sides. Both places wcr"
strongly fortified TO olstruct the cu.
trance Of the river by Federal gun.
boats The Confederate batteries
mounted iifiy.six guns. many ~ viii, !,
we're rii'cd hundred Founders nn,i
could have sunk the entire feet. The
James river. which bounds the pcnin.
s,iia oD the south. was IN fun I@,sscs.
zion Of the tonfcdcratps. The line ~
defense ut Yorktown was selected Will,
great Judgment. Taking advantage ~
the highest ground Oh the peninsula ~
that pac" and projecting ~ liue of IN.
trcnchncnts aud forts hearing u little
southwest to u point connecting with
the head Of Warwi'k river. the .ngi
nccrs had continued the works down
that stream To- the james river
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26
Evangelical Church.

u. W. Weidcmicr. Pastor
Oregon sunday school ~ 10 u. m. Il. c
kunkel superintendent.
Prayer meeting Thursday At sp. N.
Preaching. 6rst and third sundays q, II q
M. Second and fourth sundays AZ = o. IN.
Nicke'ls Grove sunday school ut 10 ~ M
Jas. ramsay. superintendent.
V y. "A. at ~ .. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday NJ : D. M
Preaching, first aud third sundays at sp m
Second aud fourth sundays at u u. m.
Benton sunday srbool al ~ u. ~. Preach
Ing scrond sunday at u u. ~. Fourth sun
day NJ : o'clock y. m.
Any one Ii cordially welcomed to any o
III, 81 services.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26

handkerchief attached to his bayonct
had fallen. mortally wounded. but the
men shouted Justify back across the
stream. handkcrchi"fs were waved by
several hands. and officers aud mrn
looked with anxiety for the promised
supports. Their situation was pre-
carlous one. The enemy was swiftly
ralIyiug and with 10 lack OF troops.
His first counter attack was made by
the Fifteenth North Carolina. which
came down on the double quick from
Its camp over tho crest and charged
the rifle pits " was met by the men
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26
Battle Near Lees Mills.

Warwick river was barrier between
The Fcderals aud the Confederate
works which General ! D. Mngrudcr
had laid out aud nearly completed br
fore the fcdcruls arrived IN force.
Midway Of this line Magrudcr hn,i
placed dam anil protected II by rin"
pits along the west bank aud two IT,.
doubts mounting three cannon
On the 18th General McCirllan learn
ed that the Contc,feri,"s wcr" strength
enipg these works and ordered III"
commander on this iine to take action,
and proven, II. General ". T. smiths
division was nearest. and Smith CAV.
tue task to the Ncru"nt brigade. Coln.
mel u II Ayrrs stationed three hat.
terics Of his artillery brigade IN posi-
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26
Notice Of Final settlement

Notice " hereby given. that the under
sigued Administrator Of the estate al jesse
holland. deceased, viii make anal settlement
OF ms accounts with said estate M such Ad-
mlnlstrni3r o. the neat Term ~ the Probate
in Vrnon '9 said County, on che i.ah day
GEORGE W, CUMMING,
=, Public Administta =
First Insertion Mar'h ?bth, ipia.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26
Presbyterian Church.

sabbath School At c;3c every sabbath.
Y. y. y. q. =. NJ $50 y. IA.
Prayer Service Thursday evening ~ 10
y. IN.
Preaching every sabbath nt u n. m. ~
40 y. m.
= Everybody cordially invited TO attend ",
a3ove services
1.-THE pastor can help you. please call 90
OTIS services.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26

0ENkRAL u. n. AYEis, q. y A., VINO WAS
Chist " ARTILLERY AT LEES MILLS.
ti0n 10 shell the Confederate works.
while u battalion VI the Third Yer
mont wadcd the river.
Colonel Hyde was ,lircted to send
two compap ics of the Third. to be sup
ported by two more companies. across
10 assault and drive the Confe,lerates
FROM the nearest rifle pits. II they
succeeded In carrying these they were
TO announce the fact by cheers aud
waving n white handkerchief. when
more troops were TO be sent to support
them AMI to attack the earthworks he
yOnd. Colonel. Hyde took for the a..
tack Companies D.iF. u and X. Com
pany ID. Captain Harrington, and =.
Captain rinrree. formed II. line near
the river bank.
Dash Of the Vermont Battalion.
About 3 o'clock on the 10Th the guns
OF Motifs. Whecler's and Kcnnedy's
batteries opened n vigorous cunnonude
from tho crest Of the. slope. Magru.
der's artillery responded. but his FIRE
soon slackened under the storm Of shot
and shell, and the moment arrived for
the VermOnters 10 advance.
The men pushed across the stream
IN good shape, though they were un.
der a sharp musketry fire from the
start and though the bottom was In
many places covered with network
of felled trees. over which many trip
ped aud fell, wettlng both guns and
ammunition. Floundering along In
spite Of all obstacles. however. the
two companies reached the opposite
hank aud dashed straight for tn" rife
pits. driving out Of them n force about
equal In number to their own. They
wer soon joined by Companies u and
X.
Corporal Hutchinson Of Company D..
who had been selected u signal the
oi the works by waving o
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26
German n. Z. Church .

Rev. ". l.. Meyer. Pastor.
sunday sch1pl ~ $50 u. IN.
Preaching every Sunday At 10 30 n IN.
Preaching every sunday nj the NodaW,.
hurch at . 80 y. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday afternoon =
30
Everybody cordially invited 10 attend abe
ervicps,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26
Notice Of riaai Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
Inehrn,n. d,ceased, will make anai settle
ment o. hi accounts with said estate ~
such administrator. AT the next term Of
~ me holden In Oregon In said county, on
the 18th day Of May. a. D., laia
20 GEORGE ". CUMMiNs.
r,, Public Administrator.
First insertion March aSth. 1879.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26
The War Fifty Years Ago

First Encounter Of the Army Of the Potomac With the
Defenders Of the Peninsula Battle Of Lees Mills
Near Yorktown Gaantry Of the Vermont Brigade.
Many Green Mountain Heroes---Fifhtnf Begins at
New Oreans--.csptain D. D. Porters Mortar Flotila
Opens Fire Upon the Confederate FarraSuts
Fleet Moves Up the River---Gallant Exploit Cutting
Away Chain DISTINCTIONS Under Fire.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26

: Anyone having cattle and horses
to pasture during the coming season,
address o, +, Bush, Napier, Mo-, for
terms. This Is tame and wild grass
pasture with water and shade.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26
The Mortars Begin 10 Shoot.

On the 10Th ~ Aprl the fleet was
we'll into the channel, within three
miles "f Fort Jackson tn" mortar
honts went into hiding on both banks
~ III" river. ruriained ~ disguised Nv
the branches III trees rhr rang" To-
Fort Jackson was ~" milo aud a half
and To Fort rhilip Nv" miles
Poricr's m"rtar> "rcn'n rir" upon the
Confederate forts r,E.dirr thc chan
h"l April ~ III" 'h'ih nipht Of the
homhar'lnrn' the Federal vessels ~.
noln nnl l'n>"n steamed up the river
10 sever N" iihr OF hulks and chains
stretched across the stream under he
guns of tho fort, They were iiscov.
cred by the enemy ami fired rpon
The pinola finally dropped as,ern. hut
the itnscn. under Lieutenant &. u u.
Caldwell, threw u graInel aboard =
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26

Christian Church,

Elder H. n. Dawson. Pastor.
Bible school every Lofdsdsy s:U .. %. d. ,
Brooks, superintendent
v.P. :. C. &. every Lordsday SO y. n.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening O.
ESQ
Preaching every seccad and fourth tp-ds
day. morning and evenib. ~ a. m, 20 y, b
All cordially invited h. attend Nil me~sinss o.
the 'nnrch. Al ~, g. w,ic jne by the past
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26

Christian Church. New Point.
Elder Fred D. Augustine, Pastor.
Sunday schosi. ioS. M.
Preaching on the second and fourth sunday
In soh month. u =. H., and evening.
S.P. 8. Q. y. every sunday evenings 10 p.p
Al sse cordially invited to x,tsud.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26

Confederate schooner In the line. which
caught ON the rail. The ratl gave way.
and the steamer. her engines moving
slowly. grnppled on the next hulk, The
strong current soon caused both YES
sells to swing around under the guns
OF the forts. The pinOla ran to the as.
sistance Of her cOnsOrt. and as soon as
bis ship was free again Lieutenant
Caldwell steamed on through the open.
Ing he had made, Passing far enough
beyond the distractions to give the
itascn good hrauway. he turned down,
chains holding the huiks together aud
tore them asunder by the weight Of
bis ship.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26
Presbyterian Church, woodviile.

Preaching the second and fourth SUNDAY.
~ each month. sabbath school each sund,,
M iOn. ~.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-04-26
Rally Of the Confederates.

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