The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-04-18

$. z. Perkins. Route >. Oregon.
has . span Of mules for sale. cheap.
Lawrence killam. ~i.e and little
son were ST. Joseph visitors, Monday
Of this week.
Dry Land Geese Eggs. .lU per
setting OF seven eggs.
+. l.. BRoDBEcK.
Il have II tons 81 Alsac and limo.
thy Hay for sale. al In the bale.
A. ". NANCAMP.
-Lysoll Dip Is sold under absolute
guarantee. Your money back If not
satisfactory. sod by Frank Foster.
-Missouri's peach crop i reported
10 be safe, which l. equivalent 70 a
promise Of big treat for everybody.
MIR. WORKMAN Remember
&. W. Kings store j. the place TO get
the "BrFFALo CALr SHOE" the Shoe
Of Quality
Rev. + u. Roberts. o, New
Point. and william \. klinepetcr. Of
WDDdNille. Mere In ATTENDING. AT
Presbytery In session al MaryrilIe,
thi, week.
Little beds Of flowers
Little cans II paint,
Make attractive neighborhoods.
out Of those that amt"
See RrLEy & KuSREL.
Now j. the time to prepare for
the spraying Of fruit trees. The first
thing TO do Is TO see that the pump,
hose and other spraying equipment is
In order: and the next thing is to pur.
chase spraying material the next
Is 10 get busy In your orchard with
all these.
March business at our interurban
depot was about the same as last year,
but the passenger business was some.
what larger. During the month Just
passed 20 car load lots were received.
and ~ car loads sent out-a total ton.
aye of i,jsj,l2j: II handled DOS pas.
sengers: 1000 gallons OF cream and
23,+l6 pounds OF express. Agent
Morgan Is always busy, as well as all
the other folks Of the q. !, Il.
y. p. Moore, OF the tirm OF Moore
& Allen. proprietors OF the West Side
Cafe, this city, sold his interest Mon.
day evening Of this week, to his part
ner, Silas =. Allen, and on the Tues.
day following Mr.. Allen disposed OF
the cafe TO Harry Alkire and John
Burger, two Of our rustling young
business men. We bespeak for them
a liberal patronage. Greene l. Greene,
real estate dealers, Of this city, nego.
tiated the deal.
Wednesday Of last week vas the
4sth anniversary OF the most momen-
tOus event In American history since
the surrender Of Yorktown. On April
9Th, 1855, Lieutenant General T.. $.
Grant and General Robert T.. Lee
met at private residence In the
little village OF Appomattox court
house and signed terms for the ca
pitulation OF the Army OF Northern
Virginia. This act spelled the end OF
an appalling Civil war.
Every year brings out Its own par
ticular evolution In motor car devcl-
opment, despite the statement made
three years ago that the motor car
had reached its zenith. Two years
ago 1t was the electric lighting equip.
ment. Last year II was the dominance
OF the automatic starting device. And
the next step generally expected Is a
long one-wire wheels. Some dealers
say "It's sure thing" while others
say it's a probability before long,
--Exquisitely engraved cards have
reached friends and relatives In this
city announcing the coming nuptials
OF Miss Minnie Henrietta, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Bell, OF
Boonville, Mo-, and Mr.. Frederick
Stanley Piper, April 20, at the Pres.
byterian church, Boonville. The
coming bride is related to our little
city, from the fact that her mamma
was horn and reared here. attended
the old school here, and was married
here, being a daughter OF George p.
Luckhardt and wife, and was among
the most popular OF young girls in her
day. THE SENTINEL sends Its sin.
cerest congratulations, hoping that
oil her dreams Of younger days may
come true-if they do, sure she'll Be |
happy with he life partner-all her
live'long days. -