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2oi pace. three In five. puge $1,000;
Great Falls Entries.

SpNrIoT To THO ITIbune.
First race. five turongs-Idun. Tuli, Red
Ranger. scory Williams, FREQ. DR.. S. p, Tate.
i05. Joe Bushcr, 9s.
Second race. five furlongs seilinE-Billy May
ham. Ethel Samson, Rock Dale, Rose Sweet l0a
Holnhlrd. Lay Low. fo6.
Third race. five md half furlongs. selling
Besnicker, 0rmondc Cunningham. Angeus. An
nual Interest. Lee Harrison H. Regards. lo9.
Fourth raco. five and half furlongs. Cascade
purac-Lacazndora Burr. III. Daddy Clip. Jack
Paine Elizabeth Harwood l0s. Barsnc. lo5.
CHnrwood and pnrSnc coupled.)
Fifth race. six furlougs. seIinz-Dorlnn Prince.
Mt Jones Jeanne dare iI9: Star Blue. III.
Caincthumpisn. Fgcnc, liz
Sixth race six furlongs sclling-Arbutus. Clint
III: Brigham, l05.
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rince hlts-o rcary. Wagner. MoouiIlan Stolen
raaes-Carey, Wagner Miller Wingo C-i Left on
ouiusu 10 nine lnuIuNs; Off Hendrix . in ono
inning. Beacs on bsliS-on MoQunlnu. =; Oft
HcndriE. J; OF Cover .. Struck out-Dy Mo
Qujllon .; 6v Hendrix I; by Gryer {. wild
pi,ch-Mcouillan. Double plays-o Lcary. Hug
slnr and Wingo Miller Wagner aud Miller:
Kelly, Dclan and Eolly. T!mr az game-l hour
81 muulcs. Umplrcs-kis'cr and Byron.
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PLAN ON FOOT TO
KEEP BOXING CLEAN

MADISON. Wis.. Sopt 4-Nesotiations for an
agreement 10 bar boxers who are under tho ban
IN any OF the three states opened today BY
tho Wisconsin boxing commission with similar
Organizations in Now York md Montana. Secre-
,ary Manning vaughno of the Wisconsin commits
sion asserted that such nm understanding would
almost insure the public against dishonest matches
and would keep tho boxing clean
II the plans OF the Wisconsin commission are
carried out any fighter who is not permitted TO
appear In tho ring IN Montana New York will
not he allowed box in Wisconsin and vice
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JUDGE GIVES ADVICE
ON SLIDING TO BASE

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. a.-supcrlor l. Judge Gra-
ham uscd be president OF tho Pacific Coast
baseball league. He knows how the game should
be played. Yesterday In allowing Mrs. Dorettn
Yocn $50 OF inheritance fund 10 pay doc,or's
hill incurred for her Laurence. who broke
hlt arm three times playing ball, the judge said
Tho trouble with Laurence is that he slides
hands frst FOR tho homo plate. You want 10 Ia
struct him slide feet first and there Won't he
any doctor bills
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|iIV|I BOTH
.1IE ATHLETICS
.s,I.,. Are Unable
3, be sI"ssi's
gptoniaI''
..r League.
s!.l'i;,Is !; s''si:nii + niissl's e lnn'ss-
p.ss SIS T0fk J.

-, Sept. 4-Bostono - ae, =
1,, ~ n both games l OF q 2
=. ,nday. y s to s, and and :
9s Philadelphia pleyea
! ssoe, md took the lead ID ,
, G., '"J aiisr Plank ,vIa WAS
q 3I,s3c, SSor' down until the the
cU ms taken out. His
= rss rs' Wild and inenec-
20 inulns and Boston sto
J. 20, and won 'ne 90"
II. ame. Moseley and
s.,,ss ths pitching, we're were
md Bush was ,nsaan. una n,e
,,a,s "A IN check. Bed,en,
= ;i, io;r,. He twirled seven IN
a !. ~ psr-nIt q batsman -, 70
U I" he uniforms OF The the
s,,s5 to arrive here ana
Z inyeling suits OF '"e
-pxgunlDEtPHIA
05t FsEe
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y WIN AFTER
@ NINE GAMES

~ i---Atler losing min.
nd Son from Chic, ~ 70 his is
So aSale ; 10 4. Rudolnh N
2, Ia.I non Saginaw. Mp Mich
1t. s ,,s ,issni and pitched - q
n I-sIr,p Ul, FOR his wildnesse
L. os,ss, q =, g1en Chicago scored
IA c. ,so PASSES a nd single.
t:.sS.s y sSsizls, he would I'''sles bs es
+: mi Chicago scored "a snc Nc
',a q, ,lrnlus no, a loc.,
~ slsrs v,se In this innjnp
t,o,,a and Alexsndseorp dep ,, ny.
"a and Alexander 'sU,5 snd
a .,,,,A Austin walked walked ana ana
rs sS''rs : Pratt and Austin Tin
tsovr.SS .SSfsappell and snbs s'il. II:
IA Ios,a 4, :, by Berger v,,s Va c,, *
NJ e., 4, ne visitors. R~ssn,i 1aseii
after one Was o,,,
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HOUSTON WINS FLAG
IN TEXAS LEAGUE

HOUSTON. Tex. Sept. t.-Thc 1918 pcnnant race
OF the Texas league was settled this afternoon.
when Houston, defeating Galveston 20 !. took
tho game necessary TO put them beyond the pos
sibiiity OF losing first place.
Dallas second place. with Waco. San An
tonic, Austin, Fort Worth. Galveston aud Beau
In order
The closos Sunday.
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ST, LoUIS-PITTsBURG.
CFirst gamc).
spat,cd for Wilson In the ninth.

Score ~ nriogs-
81. Louis - " " " " " =" VI
pittsSure ..........,...,0 o.
Summary: Errorr-Dolan. Carey. miller Throc-
hsse hItE-Mo1rey. WoSrcr. Mitchell Sacrifice
fies-WIler Kouetchy. Sacrifice ht-Whucd.
stolen bass-Nonotchy. Left on oagcs- PittsburE,
a. 81 Louis !. First base on orror-s, Lous. J.
R,,os on hAlIs-On Robinson. Struck out
nv Robinson 8: ty :snllcc, !. Time OF game
/ hour 81 minutes. Umplres-hlem aud oTth.
SECOND GAME
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NEW YORK

Summary: Errors-Cutshnw. Collins Fisher.
First base error-New York. l. Two-bnse hit
Movers. Homo run-Smith. stolou boso-Doyo
Left bHscs-New York. 5: BROOKLYN 5. Dou-
bio pIayE-Flotcbcr, Doyle and McThlc 2 Bases
balls-OS Tcsreau ?. Struck out-By Tes-
reau, 2. by YinElins, .. Balk-Tosre1u Time OF
gnrne-i hour "a minutes. Umpires-Easop md
Brennan.
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FLIGHTS AND HORSE
RACING FOR PROVO
Special % The Tribune.

PROVO. Sept. THE committee which ar
ranged TO- the races 20 bs given hore on Labor
dpy which had 10 he postponed on account OF the
rain Is arranging with tho Chrlstofcrson brothers
Of salt Lake To give an exhibition in flying Sep
tember IS. which hns been fixed al the dnte for
tho horse
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Cubs Beat Central League Champs

GRAND RAPIDS Mich. Sept, <.--Tho Chicago
National league baseball club defeated Grand
Rapids tho 1919 Central league champions. today
In An exhibition game. 10 2 Score:
r. II. r.
Chicago .,.....,,,s,.so....,......,..
Grand Rapids ..,....-,.. ........,,......
Bowman and Lake.
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\ Blood Remedy
'ss'@ saa to a Host of

,,',s Tbs remarkable
~. s,seuon OF 8. s. s, In
',0.o 10. blood is siven 4, IN
. IMPETUS IMPETUS by a istter Ms"
c's,Ved r from Earl
~ S,,,k. 8 Cook. 7o5 South nIl,
. S,shter ,na.e St. sioorna ~urn
~ T'.Ua; T ''' !; III He sa yg.
tTsa,hs t1s.ihs and d'isrJi tooh
sfstalnsd fst ! relief aIsf' oDIr Dps
tir II, : few days i'a ut =
Ip0ubtful ul't Of ofremihs resn,1s
~ ~ aarta.usi ! tauit the doetors'' d,eu,rs'
rs a. Ss.,san ,san.tirely esp eup.S bottles
is,.s ). s ssalsl y condition, lon ang MY
Sysryp o. enough for ,u M,
:, ,,,taad. alone
.4plI,tas a blona among
! sss.ssstdIyy. ioaldss." "ss as.sS,r ever
,1s..s ~ isss.p Z purely s,. 1'Sss: Ssss:
4, s,s9ssaasessn book !. SOM ssns
IN, : asii.ss ~ Swift Blae'', o. The n,
hitter =, free, SS,: toss,h A.
ss'Ips VII, 81 advice cs'te'ns5 10 .,,
as,. '''' a blood i aisi aii
Wa d iisaitsS,i,. tSs You S',sy Si Your y,
'ns blood. WIN Its
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BROOKJYN-NEw YORK.
(First EnmoD


SUMMARY Errors-Smith. Fletcher. Burns Sha
fer, Merkle. First base errors-New York. ].
Brooklyn. =. Two-bnsc hit-Smith. Sacrifice hit
-Daubort. Sacrifice ny-FiRher Left on bases
New York. {; Brooklyn. & Double plays-Cut-
shaw. Fisher and Daubert. Cutehaw and Dnu-
bert; Murray and Doyle Bases op ballo-oN
MurquaTd. 2: off Crandol /: of Walker. 3:
off Rasan. / Struck out-ny Crandnll. ]. BY
Rngan, 4. Hit by p!tcher-By Walker iBurns).
Bits-on Walker. In two and two-thirds in
nings; off Ragun, in six and third In
ninGs. Off Marqunrd. : in sovcu iuniogs: OF
C-andali. mono in two innngs Time OF game
hour 81 minutes Umpires-Brennan and Eason.
SECOND GAME
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DODGERS BREAK EVEN
WITH THE GIANTS
Capture First Contest, 6 to 2,
but Lose Second, 2 to /;
Marquard Batted Out.
National League.

nesterday's results.
SSltlspurg, 2. 8; ST Louis, 4.
HeW YORK 2, Q; Brooklyn. 2. I.
ain h""' postponed
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,snmmory Ertors-ifnr,zell, Knight. Two -oase
ml,uhart7eil Threo-basc ht-Moeev. Hits-otf
Salih . IN seven Innings: off Hughes, in two
innings Sacrifice hit-McBrids. Stolen banes-
Mosllor Milan. Double pay-Go7Ean Mcbride
and Gsndl Left bases-New York 6; Wash
nsion. 2 First base balls-off Tiehor. /:
o! GalA. 2. OF Hughes. I. First base on errors
Warrington .. Struck out-Bv Fisher G: hy
GallIa 3: by Hughes. l. Time OF gapo-e hours
Cmplres-Eean and Conuolly
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"a y D. ,sird.
N h shs eighth.
y J o. slsh,h.
..,c26 60i I es
-.-...a 90 6t : 0 &c
ln-6rt.cr. Z. Murphy, Nc
'psu. he-Lsvis. D. Murphy.
zs-0a Leoosrd. . ir six ana
ID II Hall. none In two and
q q Pl,nt, 6 In three tnolnss;
= ; nH inriust tnone out iu
3 fHr. ] IL tso Innings: off
D 1,l,y eaerliier Is-Yorkos.
k7 Sacrifice fly-Gardner.
~ ni cclllut. Left on bases
1,kAiL 8 Fin. base on balls
! &, psrao;k. .: OIL Brown.
y rro5-Boslon. 2: Ph!la-
= " pilehen-1y HoIl (E.
N lEig1,rl Struck out-5y
III !: ~ Plank. i. by Ponnook,
b hs,h. I. Wild pi,ch-peo-
fprN. hour 3 minutes. I'm
.r; Err,t
fc0yD GAME
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ERRORS LOSE GAME
FOR SALT LAKERS
Continued From Preceding Page.)

noon al 800. II is likely that Steam
coat Bill Williams will be on the sia b
Tor Great Falls and that Johnson viii
perform for Sail Lake
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Western League

Nt. Wiohita--Omahn. &: wichita
AT Lincolu--Si. Iotcph, l. Iipcoln s
Nt nrs Moincs-Topcka. J; Dc9 Moincr T.
~ Den,or-Scux City. ?. Denver. L.
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Northeastern League

Victoria. I; Spokane. 3.
Vancouver. 2: Tacoma, o.
Seattle Portland game postponed; wet Sroupds
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Union Printers Play.

PTTTSBURG Sept. 4.-Chlcaso defeated 81
Louis. 70 4, aud Washington won from Pitts
burg 10 TO I. hero today 10 the tournament OF III,
Union PrlnteT National baseball league.
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~, summary: Two-base hit-Schimpff.
Grhree- base hit--Scblmpff. Sacrifice hit
SSalena. stolen ba ascs-Hester Kelly
~ eaver, Runs batted in-By Potts 1. bv
HsIena 80, |. Bases on balIs-On Duffy
m mp,i Morgan ]. Struck out-By Duffy ~
- M9rgaI .. Left on bases--C;reht Falls
Salt Lake 8. Passed ball-wenver
Mld pitch--Morgap. First base on err
rpr-Sr"at Falls J. Double plays-Mur-
pnS TO Schimpff: Wentz TO Hester. Time
pire-Frary
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ftTTSBURG

.onn out whom winning scored
.Rnu Tor Gibson in the seventh
4Bat,ed for Mcclellan in the ninth
Score by nni1ES-
FI,t,hurr ............o o @5
summary: Errorn-winso. oLesr7. Roberts.
Ge,sr ts, Butler. Throo .tsrs hit-carcy Sac
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GET WELL IN
NATURES WAY
NO DRUGS-NO kNIFE-AAVE CURED
THOUSANDS. WHY
NOT your

The Yee Foo Lun. c II. o. Chinese E.To
Treatment Will surely help you. matter how
miserable aud discouraged you may BE-. Thou
sandn OF people restored 10 health praise tne
merits Of this simple and harmless but eHectiTs
herb treatment.
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Saltair dance tonight. Fare
Trains 7:45 and o clock.
(AdycrtiRemontl
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THREE EVENTS WOW
IN STRAIGHT HEATS
Jones Gentry Takes 2:04
Pace; Lady Grattan Cap
lures the 2:12 Trot.

HARTFORD. Conn. Sept. A stiff
today had considerable effect upon the
slow time made In most OF the harness
races. All three events we're won in
straight heats, Jones Gentry having no
trouble in the 20i pace Lady Grattan
wlnlng as she liked In the 2.i2 trot nd
Reusens being all easy victor IN the 2:2O
trot
Footprints made most OF the going in
the 2:O4 pace. but in every heat Murray
drive down the stretch and won handily
Lady Grattan had only one real con-
tender, Tommy Horn which pushed her
20 better than 2,l0 In tho last heat the
fastest time OF the afternoon in the trots
Reusens assumed the lead in the first two
heats OF the 2:20 trot and held II ALI tho
way around. In the third heat Center
Vile took the pole and set the pace TO
the far turn, where Gccrs sent the NJ. &
NJ. winner out for the race. passing Cen
finely drawn finish
The summary:
2;oi pace. three In five puroe $1,000;
Jones Gentry: n g. oy John r Gontry-
Maud. by Tom Webr,cr tMuTTny) ....... !
FootpdntS ch. s, fltman) ................ 2
Baron A.. b. f.. cox ..........,.......,... ;
Time 2;0a "a, 2:o5 IL. 2:oS L.
Elmwood 2l2 tro,, three In five purse $1,000.
Lady Downing, by Horshon tCox) ,...I /
Tosn Tommy Horn b; g; & MeDonnld) ..'...'-.'-s
R0no Maiden b. NJ noxiio,, ........"..
Farm. b. g.. IAudrows) .................. dis
Time 2Io, 2:Io i-2. zoo Ia.
corIu,hi0n. 2:2O trot. three IN five. purse $1,000;
ny Sligo (GccrsI ...s..,-..................l l
Pctov Scott, b s. (Carpentcrl ....,.....,,,. 3
Francis Graham br m, (Jones) ...,....e.,2 2 4
Ccntorvilc. blk H., tCrozicr) .......--....4 2
Time 2:l2 "a. 200 i-2. 2:l0 as
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;Grosg our: hit b. baucd ball.
scoro by innings
Cleveland ....,..O q 0 %
Detroit ..,s.,-...o o 0 { IL
summary. ErrorS-Ie!bod, Turner o'NciI
Bush ;Sl. Mckee. Dubuc, Two-bnso hits-Jrck-
son, Turner. Johnston Louden. Three-baee hit
Baumsn. Sacrifice h!tS-Johnston. Lajote o. Nell
Mexico. Sacrifice ny-Granoy, Stolen bnse-Bush
Double play-Bush. EAumaa and Tutweiler Bases on
halls-Crssg, 4: Dubuc. 2 Hit BY pttcher--Dy Dubuc
daJoie), Struck out-By Gregg 0. Wild pitches
-Duouc. 2; Gregg. / First bAso errors-CIcyo-
land 2 Detroit ]. Loft on bRsos-C,Icvc'snd. o:
Detroit ?. Tlmc OF eamo-2 hours 20 minutes
umpires-Hildcbrand and o'Loughin
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Post season dance SaItair tonight
Fare Csc Two trains.
thdvorfiscmcnt)
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BLESSING TO THE SICK.

Yee Foo Lun, c. II. D.. Chinese Herbs. are
blessing to the sick. They hsrrniess tha.
oven child tako thom. You may have tTieh
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Some doctors may have said they could euro gov
but did not do 20. Slnc out OF teo who have
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tried doctors and many other means 70 regain
health and failed.
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Thousands suffering from catarrh. bronchial
trouble throat trouble, lung trouhs, chronic
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eratt singled and was sacrificed TO sec
and by Walker. Williams then sent out
a hot single, scoring Pratt
CElCAGO-sT LOUIS
CHICAGO.

t0no out whom winning scored
'Batted for Russell IN the ninth
fRhtted for Alexander In the ninth.
Score by innings
Chicago ............0 q I Q %
So. Louis ........,..0 Is
Summary: ErTors-Wcsyor. Chase. BaIenti Two
base bits-Pratt. Collins. Hi,s-off Russell. a IN
oigh. innings; of Scott In two and one-thi
iuniugJ Sacrifice flieS-Chappcli. Berger. Sto,on
bsees-Colllns, Chase. Alexander. Walker Raion-
ii Double plsys-shotton 20 Bnlonti; Alexander
10 Pratt. Weaver TO Chase. Lef. on bases-St
Louis. 5: Chicago. T. First base on bnIls-Oft
Russell. a.; OF sehwenh, 4; off Scott. Struck
oui-ny Rursell. 3: by Scott 2; by Echvcnk 8
Passed bali-AleHander. wild pitoh-Schwcnk
Time OF eamc-i hour 80 minutes. Umpi-ea-Dl-
necu and Sheridan.
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Saltair dance tonight Fare %
Trains 7:45 and o'clock
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CLEVELAND

'Batted for Platte In the eighth.
'Battcd 'or R0uman in the twelfth.
.Grosg our: hit by batted ball
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YEE FOO LUN. c. Fl. D.
Original Chinese herballst and founder
of the Chinese Herb Institute, Denver,
his herb treatment curing the sick by
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m. TO p. M; evening, TO o'clock.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"Bstted for Gania In the ninth
TBated FOR Gcdcou in tho ninth
fBat'cd for Hughes In tho ninth
Score by innIngb-
y
washington ........-.....o o o.
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SALT LAKE.


Eatted for Pendleton in the ninth
.,Satteo Tor McClain IN the ninth.
Batted for Morgan in tho ninth.
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-EcOND GAM
ST. LOUIS

Totals ,5a 4 I1t2s {, To
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-14

Use Lowe Brothers' Paint. For
ssle by Ruley b Kunkel.
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Benton.

Misses Lula Intermill aud Anis
Murray visited Miss Fannie Emerson,
the iirs, OF the week.
Mrs. Gale Emerson entertained
at dinner, not long ago, Walter Staley
and family and I.andon Field and
family.
Mrs. Bessie Stalcy was hostess to
the Bible class social on Monday eve.
ming. About twenty-five were present.
Cake and coffee were served and avery
enjoyable time had.
The pie" social al the school
house, given 10y the teacher, Mr., Simp.
son, vas u very pleasant affair. Pies
sold we'll. The proceeds are I br used
for improvements on the school house.
Mrs. Smith Derr gave party, a
short time ago, In honor Of Miss
Florence Morgan, Of College springs,
Iowa. A very nice lunch was served,
games played and very pleasant eve.
ming spent,
Miss Gertrude Wicker, VI the
Lincoln neighborhood, visited last
week, with her brother, Emery and
wife She has Just returned from a
several months visit with her sister,
IN Montana,
Little Vera. the fOur-ycar.old
daughter Of sam Movies, was badly
hurt, last week, by kick from a colt.
Dr. Perry, OF Mound city, was called
and she Is getting along nicely, We are
very glad to know.
-- Mrs. Ella Hutton and little daush.
ter, Wilma, and sister, Miss Lula In
termill, Of lIaNtum, Colorado, are Wis.
iting their many friends In the neigh
borhood. They lief, here year ago,
and W. are very glad 10 have them
with us, II for a short time only.
vERirAs.
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New Point and Vicinity.
Rim

,--Chas. Fields went 10 81. Joseph
Sunday afternoon.
Lloyd adams, Of st. Joseph, came
up SUNDAY 10 visit Aunt Ida"
Ralph Meyer aud family visited
with win Terry and wife, SUNDAY.
Miss Lcona Crown, from Andrew
county. Is clerking IN Geo. w. Lentzs
store.
John Jones, Of Omaha, Neb. came:
Friday, to visit AZ the home OF Scott
Carson,
Edith and Maud Hardman visited
with Katharine and Francis Terry,
Sunday,
Lydia Acton came out home Fri.
day evening and stayed until Sunday
evening
Quite crowd OF the young PEG.
pie took dinner al the Lyle Tender
home, SUNDAY.
Mrs. Lula Brooks, of Graham
came down Wednesday to remain with
Grandma kunkel, this winter.
--Chas. Link and Edith Davis, of
Maitland, and Fred and Ethel Davis
spent Sunday at Claud Bender's.
Ralph Meyer and family and
Katharine Terry drove to st. Joseph,
Saturday morning, to visit relatives.
Mrs. T.. r. Kearney and Mary l..
Terry came up from st. Joseph, Sun.
day morning, returning Sunday even
Ing.
The many friends Of Rev. Henry
Iiardman and family extend deep
sympathy In the death OF the wife
and mother.
Owing 10 threatening weather,
the box-supper TO be given by the
Lincoln school, was postponed until
Tuesday, November II,
Quite number from here al.
tended Verda Coilman's funeral at
Forest City, Thursday, and Mrs.
Hardman's at Oregon, Sunday.
The entertainment, given by the
New Point High school was a sue
cess. 4 good program was rendered,
after which the pies were sold, The
proceeds we're $3.50.
NERO.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-14
Nickell's Grove.

Ezra Kur,z was In st. Joseph,
last week.
: Wesley Zachman and wife attend.
ed the funeral OF Mrs. IIardman, Sun
day.
Ezra Smith and Charlie Thurman
we're visiting near Mound city, sun.
day.
The Y. =. a. business meeting
was held at the church, last Tuesday
evening.
Lee Stephenson and Andrew
Hcrshner shipped hogs to 81. Joseph,
last week.
Mrs. Andrew and Henry lIcrshner
were visiting Frank Buntz and wife,
near Mound City, last week.
Topic for Y. p. A., Sunday night ,
is: Temperance Facts and Figures"
I Kings, 2OHi.2i Ruby Kunkel, leader.
Remember the box supper at ID.
vide, November u. Everybody come
and bring a box. Miss Hess smith Is
the teacher.
Mrs. Andrew Iiershner and Mrs.
John Noellsch were calling on Mrs.
John wcis, south Of Oregon, who has
been quite sick.
Smiths and Fuhrman's young
folks attended the "Shower" given
for Myrtle Thurman, al Mrs. WIN
Morris, Thursday evening
Lydia, Bess and Saloma Smith,
Mrs. James Buntz and Marjorie at
tended the club meeting At Mrs. Al.
bert Markt's, last saturday.
James McCrory and wife, OF Vac.
aville, Cal; Mr.. Teare, OF Craig; MI.
Pollock, Of Woodland, OKLA, and Albert
Markt and wife, Of oregon, were
guests Of George Stephenson and
family, Tuesday last.
Albert Markt and vile, Sterl
Stephenson aud wife, George stephen.
son aud wife. with their aunt and
uncle, James McCrory and wife, Of
Nacayillc, Cal, we're calling al Earl
Stephenson, Lee Stcphenson'S aud
James lBuntl's 'ast Tuesday.