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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-05

Order of Publication.
STATE ~ ui..ri'gI.,

D. W nl~-ffI III
torNrN ~ IioiI.
IN the CirWl, Court. Uri"l"f TERM. ipiI
sylvia u furm rIaiu'in,
Elmer \ rnr'hr IL mudnnt.
A. this ..tii dby Of August, 1915. rurnr> the
rlalntin herein hcfnt' III" undrr,lg urd CLERK
~ this Court IN variation, thereof. aud nl.s
her Petition aud Nr'idsVli, alleging, nmons
other things, that h'frndnnt Elmer A.
Iutrhi, 4, net resident ~ the stat" ~ Mis-.
~nurl
whcrrui,uu. II l. ordered by the clerk. that
said lbrfrndbnt n" notified by publication
thai rlainiin has commenced u suit against
Inn IL M, Tout The "hirrt nnd general M
tur. Of whirh =, that pialniin seeks ~ hr
dyorrcd fr'n thu hlnd> ~ mairlmony here.
tu'otc contracted with sald infrndnnt, IN
tie 81 day ~ yrioicr. 100. In the county
lowing grOund>, tn.wii III" nrhnd ,nI,
vitality di>rrgardins his dutirs u, The hls
hama - plnintin, ahsrntcd hlm>rlt frnm
Plilhtin, without u reasonable rats', Tor The
space ~ on- year, tina, II IN say The D-f"u.
dant has, Without any reasonable rHu~D,
s,,n,sa nn, ~ ,nyn I'd rnlniln 'y"t
l',, The >,id Defendant, Elmer A, Turht, h"
and APPEAR AZ this touri, ~ the neat term
nrreof, 10 lie hcaun aud holden NJ he Court
House W lli, city ~ Oregon, In said County,
on the eth day nfprtuh"r n"Ni. aud ou tie
ilri day ~ said term answer ~ plead Ia the
p'iitinn Ia SAID "nu>r, III" SANE viii u" tnh"i,
~ confessed aud judgment viii h' rendered
accordingly,
And II j. fiithur ordered That u copy
hereof b. published, according To law IN the
iiuir tOtNTN >LNrIStL, u weekly nrwspaprr
printed AMI puhli>hrd In thu County ~ Holt,
ana state ~ Missouri, aud designated by
Plaintiffs attorney. AT least once week, Tor
four successive weeks, the last In>.rt Ion
thereof Ia he not less than fifteen days h"-
frre the :,th duy ~ Etuhrr, 1915
D., A, DtNiiNM
Circuit CLERK
\ true copy frnm h- record,
- witness NY hand aud the seal ~
-IM the tiruil Court ~ Holt County,
this 9Th ~ August, 1913
T., A. DtNiiAM,
tlruii CLERK.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-05
German n. 4. Church.


Rev, ". l., Meyer Pastor.
sunday ~chnui ~ 90 -. ~.
rrcachirg every SUNDAY ~ 10 ~ m.
freachins every SUNDAY At the NodAvss
itutch NJ 2 80 y. NJ,
Prayer Meeting Wednesday afternoon -
i.D
Every body cordially inyiiro To attend above
>vvicp-.
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C,iiiirat" ~ rrU" q -,
STAT ~ NtS-,II'Kl -
Nm a ~ Inn
Trustees Sale.

NUt'as. seth ' Ferguson shu Ntr,. !
fpts Iss,u. hts ~ IT,. 10y thrlt certain t,ptl ~
TITUS. dated, the Isl day uf MAY. iNp,. tud
hlUu 'pt tcrpr,i IL" 18TH day ~ Jutr. ilNs, 10
be uNir- ~ the R''proi"f ~ Deeds, IN aud ~
Iuli tUuniy, Missouri. ANA ~ Rrruri IN lIz,k
is' Hi Iagr =! ~ SAID fr,'nf,i. ,rnNry'd to- tn
uudpf signrd Trustee " a. Richard, iu trust
~ s,.ut, the ptNmvut ~ THEFT two 90 pr,,n j.
sprN notes thri'iu IL s'fit'u aud inter-, u
th't,uu. ~" frlinwin. ,i''s 'ribvi real 49, ate.
situate lying aud hring IN H.. county -
Hot. and stat" ~ Missouri, tuset
W. II iuts uumh't"il eighteen 49, tuu u.uy.
teen ItH. In kprL number twVnt. tNu ~. M
III, Mound tt,N tNtVnstpu tuuutUN = atidi.
iiuu o. ~. tuwunf Mound NV IN >tii itri
yuuutV. Missouri
Ma Nhrt,aS i,ihuf SAID notes 49,, past ,.uu
aud default has h'"n mad" ~ he. ia u"ni
th,f II. aUd hrr'l> 10y the tUtfu> ~ spti 'i',tl
~ trusi II dt fuut ls' inHdp To- The ptN W"nt Il
any PAT ~ ~lid drii. Nhru The sh'uD j. due
then titr Who'll" amount ut sIid ,lUhi t",'pin,as
due aud piyHblv. aud H." UN urt> and lrgt
yNr,'ui'thr ppN"r conferred uDnn me- hy said
dcrd ~ trust sud to- sell the real ,stlt,
a'I,' described and IN said deed ~ trust
Described
Nov thrr,rr,. 1T the t,,,uc>i ~ ~, nWu'f,
nnd lrga' hultlDtS ~ said Notes Sud m puT~u
anr- ~ the provision, ~ said dr-'i Z trus,
aud The ,uilnriiy In me vested Nv ,iid deed
~ trust wilton
WTpNI-pNN. TIIE grtI pNN pI
SEPTEMBER ini1
lat wrru the hour, ufp n'riWL In the hrtr.
npin aud iuIriEh - the afternoon ~ tia,
day. AZ NJ" tlunfi il"us" ,l,spf ~ the 'ttv ~
oregon. he ilu't county, Missouri srlI ~ puu,
IT, N,udu', To- the highest hldii'f. rtr t't>h
the nis,N' d' s'fi,s'i RAJ estate. Tor the pur,
" n Gl,nAgr,
Trustee.
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Christian Church. New Point.

Elder Trrd u, Augustine Faster,
sunday school, loan.
Preaching On the hr>t aud ihird sundAys
In each month, n u, H., and evening.
W.. ~ q, ". every SUNDAY evenings 100 pm.
All are cordially invited To- attend
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Cnnv"nr> fourth Monday. IN February aud
Istuhcr aud ,hlrd Monday In MnN,
hlnnyp u, Rurnr> cir'uii Judge
A, VI, Tihhrl,, prosecuting attorney
Edwin \. bunhsm, rir'uit clerk
Irp J. urlNin, Shrrin
Arthur A Urrwrr, >lrnnsfnphrr.
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Napier and Vicinity.

"A. j. Ogden and daughter, Lydia
we're trading In Forest City, Monday
C. 9. Brown, wife and children
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Sunday evening". .g ~,
School started Monday with Rob
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Bap,i., Church. ,coloredJ Oregon.

wv. Mitchell, pastur
services ut the Ii~i baptist yhur,h tn.
hrsi Sunday In each m"n,h n a. "a. and y.
~.
sunday >c,"l ~ . y ~. each sunday
~ r.I.ai' T., ~.
Al arr Invited
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Arrivalsnd Departure of Mails at the
PostofSicc, Greg, 1, Mo.

Effective january 3. iriJ
MAILS ~. Rr
:. a. ~. Iut Umiht enc, intermediate
points and tII pnlnt> north, cas-,
aud west
-, q m. For II. Joseph aud intermediate
pbints
~" m. Tor 81. points >uutt. east
aud wr>i, except Tarkin aud
NillisrA branches
i.tH a. ~ Tor Hll paints ,uutth. vest ,nd
east.
- D. ~. lnf Niiusr,. nufth. mail to- all
yuiuts north raS, south aud
west, except intermediate he.
tween Forrest cay aud It. Zoe.
,.tp %. Tor til point, unrih. south. cas-,
and west
p,urh-> NlIri"r N,htuy-d b"tNrru oregon
,us Irr,,t uiiy p,,ini'i,',. ~, 'uliuw>
Leave urrsun ~ i!,.' ~. aud return at
N,np.ir.
iriv' ur.lm ~ iai,p u.. md return nj,
u'u'p M.
MAILS ARRIVE.
$50 3, ~, pm,h,.. Mails frum sii points
nufth, east south aud west. aud
fu,m luf,,t JitV.
iult, =. ~. NlliNrt AMI Tatkiu Valley
branches. Mail, frum north
east, ,.,uih aud west
49, y ~. Mail from ell print> uuith west
snd EAST.
. ~ .. ~. Main In. u e., -. I,". s e. n.
Mails from all prini> north
south. east and west
= H. " ~ FROM - Joseph
EtENL KOrTE-.
- ~ -, ~. Rural i,put" NJ. l. iraY"s Re-
turns ~ i.bp. N
pas' a. NJ. Rutai Route, Ne .. leaves Ito.
turns, t..Hp ~,
rt.I u ~, Rural Route, M. =. leaves Re-
turns ~ ii!si y, ~,
p.tt . ~. Nural Route, No, I, leaves, Re'
turns a. tGO y, ~,
49, a. ~. Rural Route, No 8. l"aNrs ke'
turns ~ t0hp y, ~,
Mails ar, made ~ promptly u minutes be-
tore departing time.
New Point l. supplied ~ Carrier, Route
Numh~r.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-05

lirufy T., Wright, president,
Peter l,ui,,r, ylc".pr.,id.nt
VI L.. Norman, sd district
", G, Proud, county physician
Frank l.. IrIlrr, secretary.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-05

Regular Terms First Mondays In f.bru
airy, MAY, August nnd November.
Henry y, Wright, presiding Judge,
Peter u Raiser, iudg, ut district
". L., Norman, Judge 81 district
Frnuk l., Ioll"r, clerk ~ rnun,y ruurt.
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Presbyterian Church, New Point.

Rev, Y, u Roberts, Pastor
Preaching the >crund aud fourth sundays
enrh month ~ubiaih ,chnnl each >andny At
10 "A m
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Christian Church. Forest City.


Eld-t '. 4, E',nuf. Pastor.
sunday >rhuol ut ~ u. M every Sunday,
Preaching un ~" trSt aud third >und,ysof
each mnnth, morning nnd evening.
VIC y. meets every sunday NJ ;i,pp M,
Al cordially Invited IT, attend ih'>- ser.
Vices.
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Presbyterian Church, Woodville.

Rev, Y, ~ Robcfts' Pastor
Preaching the iir>i aud third sundays OF
~ each munih, sabbath schuol each sunday
NJ lnH, ~,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-05
Methodist Episcopal Church.

services each sunday a. follows
sunday school at a:6 u. IN.
Preaching service at II u. m.
Preaching service at 30 o. m.
Md. geek meeting each Thursday sts;0o pm
You ere cordially invited TO attend 81.
these services. 7. u. THOMPSON.
Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-05

County Hoard of tdu'a'ioh'
Earl A, Rock Oregon,
~, Cr'>en, Mound Guy,
Collector ~ i,ryrnur. Howard :, Trare,
County Treasurer, >chOurn Carson,
Rncordcr ~ pcrds John ", iilbbard.
Commissioner OF S,'huol>, Earl 4, Rock,
Public Administrators, q, ". rummins,
Superintendent ~ Poor, q, ! Thurman
Surveyor, John II. Prrri,
Assessor, Perry ". Ramsay,
Coroner, I. a. Long, Corning,
Holt county population, it,iH.
State taN, 10 ou 500 valuation,
County tnN, 90 IN 800 valuation.
County road iaN, Ia on 500 valuation,
Special road aud bridge, .ic IN siG vnluu-
ton,
Average srhool taN levy, >;c per 500 yalus-
ton.
County created by net ~ legislature. Janu-
sry - ISL
County named fnr David Rice Holt. Of
Platte County.
Oregon. County Seat, created by act Of leg
islature. June ~, 1871.
Population, I'm
Assessable wealth, Orrgon. sSsl,t.o
Lands and town lots ,,.,.,,,..,,.,,,.,.s 5sSs.s'0
Personal ,,.,,,,,,,,. ,,.',,,'''''' .'.s"soo
Merchants. ,.,.... ............,,.... .5e..Q0
Railroad, telegraph and Telephone. ,.Os, ss.
Total. ,.,,,',,,',''~ ,n'o,a':
Oregon. county seat
Electric lighted.
Waterwofks system.
City tag, 7Sc on 800.
school tax. u, 90 On 500,
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Church Directories
Christian Church.

Elder n. n. Dawson, Pastor.
Bibl- school every Lordsday ss a. IN. &c.
Benton. superintendent
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening %
i;D
Preaching every seccid and fourth Lords-
day, morning ana eveulb. II u. IN, 30 y. ID
All cordially invited t. attend all meetings Of
the cilrch. Nj mat ssirbne nv the paste
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CURSOR Christian Church, Blur City.
", II, Hardman, Pastor,
Preaching IN the second and fourth Lords
lay ut u n. N. and ;D y, m,
Bible school -ach Lordsday NJ loan
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-20

spvnd The sla,.g months studying
music.
4 social ss.nt that Ia brlas lookr
log~ard To By local people Ia a dane.
tng party at Mltla Addition ball taia
SvssinS III. Mooae orchestra has
besn engaged so play. and the dance
PROMISES 10 be great sueeoss. az arc
al those held at Mills addition
90
Grace Methodsst Episcopal church
y planning for q Sss Years dinner
at the church at ! o'clock on Scw
Years bay All members. attend.
anita and friends OF the church are
iavi,ed to bring a haakc, dinner,
These viii be spread together la the
church dining rooms. The dinnef
~iii be followed BY a program and
social afternoon There Is no charge
90
The following programs w.ru rsn,
derrd by the First. Second aud Third
grade pupils n, the Central school
Friday:
Fir>t Grade
Song. Merry Christmas Bells.
school. Concert recitation. school
Concert recitation. Song. Hang III
the Baby's Stocking" Recitation
Georgia Delzaii. song. Here's O
BAH for BABY Recitation. "Mothe.
Goose childr.n," eight children
Recitation. III Santa Claus Were
President"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-20

aaGiGloE the members enjoyed u. dain.
~ supper. aad an enjoyable evening
was spent Present ~orc Miss i.ot,te
Wstsoa. Miss Vera jardine. Miss Ethel
Winters. Miss Szlllr Williams. Miss
ada Chsins. Mss Sylvia Chria.. Miss
AAadc Miller. Miss Lola Wilson.
l..a4s Blee. Fcra Williams. irwin
Winters. Wade Short, Extei wirtx.
oliver ApplsgA,. and Horace shidisr.
Miss Rosa krupka. Aiss Helen
zumpfe. Miss bessie Iel.nsk and
Miss Emma touxsk left this morn
iux with Engineer u. e. Hayden for
Malin. where they will spend Christ
ur&s witA their paren,s. All tho YOUNG
laides are attending school In Kiam-
A,h Falls
Miss Alice Poole will spend Christ
mas NJ Mcciona. the guest of her
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus S. Moore lcftf
during the week for Oakland. xhere
they will remain for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. r. X. Rsames have
gone To San Francisco for the holt
days. Before returning they may 60
to the Orient on the shriner's pit.
grimage.
Mlss Louise Lee left early In the
week for Oakland, where she viii
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-20

No rsg

The ether aay q lady fsas an an
asaneemeai ot Shepherds special
plane sale 60 her family. Thsy told
her /, would b~ no use 10 iarssti'
gate. bu, she did go ana purchased 4
piano for Christmas ahs was 10
sell pleased vl,h the price and terms
,ha, she son, a frieaa around. vhe
siso purchased Que. You will make
no mistake when you call mort door
10 tho pastosf,ee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-20

In honor Of Ms Her; 4. withrow.
the members OF the Leisure Hour
Club gave q six course luncheon q,
the White Pelican "Wednesday after
noon. thar proved highly enjoyable
10 ALL The dining room was presiiiy
bsdecked with holly and other things
appropriate 10 the season. and the
fayors were also pretty creations cali
Ing TO mind chris,mss,ide. rcIlox-
.ng the repas; matters OF importance
to the organization were discussed.
Mrs. William Masten and Mrs. Frank
fannice were elected TO membership.
and the following officers we're chos-
en-: President. Mrs. Charles Mel
drum; secretary. Mrs. c. c. Hogue.
The club will resume meetings after
the FIRST OF the year. and hereafter
prizes will be awarded. Presen, at
the luncheon were Mrs. A. r. Camp
bell. Mrs. Thos. Hampton. Mrs. r. b.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-20
s..a.a sni rhird Grssi~.

Exercise. Christmas Waits. Jrsso
Mead and rhlrd Grade esys, nsel,a.
stSa. Christmas Telephone tausss
Ctvetey German fois Gaus. sseoai
and rhifd Grade s,ris Recitation.
= Jex' Pore Christmas. James Maa,
ains Chorus. %. Santa Clause.
ssebna uTads Recitation. '~ryous
hlss." Waive wl,hfaw Recitation.
iont Forget That Gaa." Phillip oil
bert Christmas Tree Game. sseoad
asd Third Grade. neci,a,1aa. ''poliy's
Christmas t;isr." bertha reits Rect.
iatiSa. The Nigh, Before Christmas. a
blair Mat,oy Chorus. Merry Christ
mas t,eiis. second and Third Grade
hoss,
Fourth arasic
Gsttins Ready for Christmas Din
nsr Party" Audrey Roberts. coa.
a,ane- risass. Martin Adams. Helen
". .ming. Marxt. wight. Russell VIII
llams. Hei~a yiemlnx fiafh" a.tE
hams. iobcr, Haekiana. Maud Rev.
.auc. Father caikins. George po~,
Recitation. Christmas Evc." Lucille
ssvaa Dialogue. "A chrissmas Joke. g
riofsnes Martin aud Helen Turner.
Recitation. n Letter From SANTA
iscatrier Sergeant. Song, Merry
ChrlatmAs nolls. " Recitation. -,
Santa Waa Pa" Joseph Day, Heei,a.
tion. ~ Christmas WISH Goidoa
Hawkins SONG. "aantas BELLS. g
Recitation. The First Christmas, .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-20

l.seia resgss Sang. ~ csms on
ehrt.smas ciaas Hesitation. "A
Sssr ss santa clsss,' tSsssis t.yaas
hssigaglaa. Tho brsam Cane True.
Myrtle ltawell Aaax. We i,sias
oar Dis,s .
ttHh tssadr
aass. Merry Christmas iisits
Recitation Wish You Mssfy
Chrtatmas." Lolita Caldwell soas
Tho Christmas story ave slrss
gesitatlaa, jos, Afnfr 'chrsssnsss
a,antsy saHtimsw, solo. 'Ssiiie's
chstssmas rsafrf.' l.aeiiir nartirr
siety. What tho chrisimAs Tres
itsaSd. Miriam Patch. rafoi Reel
ta.sen. ". Comes In tho Sisht." Eva
wsia- aSns. Santa Claus Land
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-20

Gifts that are ssasoaahie. Sensible
and seryleeabis Store npea even
inxs Till Xmas
tss3t wiitisstohnatons Co,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-20

ilau. Miss Harris. Mrs Z. {. Hosue.
AIRS George HI=z. AIRS Maxwell NJ
Long. Mrs, Charles Meldrum. Mira.
tisary NezaAAm. Mrs O. W, Robert
son. Mrs Charles Robertson. Mrs.
II. Z. Smith. Mrs. Fred schaiioek.
Mrs Bert T.. wi,hrcw. Mrs, Earl
whiiIock.
Members o. the EwannR Club weFe
by Mrs PaaT BoSardus
afternoon. Shea there
we're presen, Mrs. J y Maguire. Mrs.
Kip Van Ripper, Mrs seorxe Cham.
Sesiaia. Mrs. Jack yeLean and Mrs.
J I>MachI. Miss fiaudia I.oughlln
was a spssrsrgr- The afternoon
vas given ovsr II study. and proved
highIy interesting. During the course
OF The session luncheon was served.
THIS organiEatton has taken UP for
study the BAY view Reading Course.
A. a farewell gift from the Loyal
Bereans OF the Christian Sunday
school. Mr. irwin Winters was pre-
sented with a leather bound tasta-
ment nt Tuesdays eiass meeting. In
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-20

Mlss Louise Lee left early In the
ssek for Oakland. WHARF rhe win
The daily Alaskan., 1913-08-04

Miss Dorthea Johnson, q native OF
skagway and daughter OF Theodore
Johnson. aJ one time o. resident OF
sEagway. where no was employed by
A. A. Anderson after the latter
moved his hardware up from Juneau
was the queen OF the Festival OF the
Midnight sun at Fairbanks last
month She has been a resident of
Fairbanks for the lest several years
where her father Is associated with
e r. Peoples. also formerly Of
Skagway. n the general merchan-
disc business.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-08-04
1000 FISHERS
REFUSE BIG CUT
IN Their WAGES

New Westminster. Aug. 4-BrJt-
irh Columbia canner,cs Saturday au-
nCuuced O reduction 60 the price to
he paid the fishermen for their take,
from twenty-five 20 ufteau cents
per thousand The fishermen
struck this morning and not a seine
is working ON the Frazer river or on
the coast. Four thousand fishermen
are affected by the. strike
The daily Alaskan., 1913-08-04
FIGHTERS FURNISH Fun
FOR FRENZIED FLOCk

vancouver Aug Joe Bayley
fought o draw with Frouchy Vaise
yesterday They went alteeu roun.s
and entertained @ large gathering Of
sports
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-01

ciate the virtues of Mr. Smytl
as one who knew him best. He
was man whose word was as
good as government bond, and
once promise was made, &c
question was ever raised but what ii
would be made good. He was not only
an honest and upright man, but was
agreeable and had host Of friends,
their number being limited only by
his acquaintances. 1t is doubtful if,
during the many years he lived in this
county, he had single enemy.
The following nepheWs and nieces
survive him: William Luney and
James Luney. the former of Denison
and the latter of Los Angeles, Cali,
and Mrs. David McWilliams, of Char
ter Oak.
The funeral services We're held at
the Presbyterian church on Tuesday
forenoon at 10 o'clock. the Rev. j. JAS.
DePree officiating, after which the
body was taken to Oakland cemetery
for burial
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-01
COMMERCIAL CLUB
PLEDGES $4,000
Delegates to Lincoln Highway Con
venton Able to Report Large
Amount Raised in Crawford
MR.. coRNwELL GIVES 100000
Club Members Very Enthusiastic Over
Highway and Pass Resolutions
Thanking Mr.. CornweII

The regular meeting Of the Com
mercial club on Friday night was
largely attended, there being more OF
the members present than for some
time prior. The occasion was to give
further consideration to the propos;,
ton of building the Lincoln Memorial
highway and to enable the delegates
selected to attend the meeting of the
association at Detroit to be prepared
to pledge something to inspire conf
dence that there is a spirit of loyalty
toward the project on the part of the
people living along the proposed high
way.
The suggestion that Mr.. l.. Corn
wall made during the afternoon be-
fore, that if necessary he would coll
tribute $1,000 towards the construc-
tion of the highway, had stirred up
considerable enthusiasm and when
the club meeting convened there were
quite number who had been advised
of the offer on the part of Mr.. Corn
we'll and they felt that the opportur-
ity had come to. do something, 1t was
first suggested and motion made
that $4,000 be raised and that the dele
gates to Detroit could pledge this
amount for the county. Mr.. Cornwall
Immediately moved an amendment
that the amoutn to be pledged should
be placed at $4,000, and later reso-
luton was framed which pledged the
Commercial club to see that $4,000
should be raised by the county for the
purpose which resolution passed
by unanimous vote and the delegates,
w. c. Rollins and r. J. Garrison, were
authorized to carry copy of the res
olution to the meeting at Detroit anl
to use it for any purpose they should
think proper.
The fact that other localities are
apparently seeking to attract the asso-
citation to locate the route away from
here had a stimulating effect and We
have no doubt but what larger
amount could be pledged if it were
thought necessary. Our people are
most thoroughly in earnest in their eff
forts to have the route maintained
through this county. and before they
would suffer it to go elsewhere would
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-01
SAMUEL B, SMYTH
PIONEER, GONE
Spirit Takes Flight As Shades Q
Night Were Falling on Sat.
urday, September 9th.
Deceased Reached Rips Old Age OF
Eighty-Four Years-Came to
America in Year 1851.

On Saturday evening as the shades
of night were falling upon the earth,
the spirit of Samuel B. Smy;h.
one of the pioneers of this county, took
it's flight, at the home of VIM. Luney
in this city. It perhaps would not be
true to say that he died OF any spe-
cific disease, but was rather the vic
tim OF old age, being at the time of his
death upward of eighty-four years
OF age. He had naturally been
weak and infirm for some time.
but about a week prior to his
death he began to show symptoms
of failing, which rapidly increased un-
til he peacefully passed away.
The deceased was born in the coun-
ty of Antrim. in Ireland, in a town
called White Abbey. July 2S, 1929. His
father died in Ireland, but the
mother later came to the United
States and died in Illinois in 1865
at the age Of so years. There
were four children in the family,
namely: Jane, Mary. James and Sam
Mr.. Blair and died in Ireland Mary be-
came the wife of Thomas Luney and
they soon after emigrated to this
country. Both have long since passed
to their final reward. James and
Samuel B. came to this country with
their mother in the year 1851,
and located first at st. Charles. Kane
county, Illinois, later moving to a
farm near Pontiac. Livingston county,
III. In 1865 he and his brother settled
on farm about a mile east of Deni-
son. where they acquired 200 acres of
land, and later added to it until they
owned farm of 400 acres. They
lived together until the death of his
brother which occurred July 4, 1908,
he having then arrived at the age Of
81 years.
In 1864 he was married to Miss
Martha Rollins, sister of James Rol-
Inns, in East Boyer township. His be.
love- "fa passed away in 1890. Both
Mr.. Smyth and his wife were devoted
members of the Presbyterian church
at this place, Mr.. Smyth being a char
ter member.
No person could so we'll appre-