The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-12-05

CllIioItn' ~ NOun1 lily spent TIE
Thanksgiving holiday Nth Mrs.
Meyers parents. Mr.. and Mrs Thorn.
a. Frye
We are sof', % earn yi ID.
alarming Illness Of Grandma Clsrisss
Dozief d the Napier section ia. il
nov j wears Of aye; sixty one Of these
year. sh. has spen; In Hol; county.
Her husbands father. John Dozier
served On the county bencl, l.yI.jl.
TO date the secretary ithe treas.
ury hss deposited nor. money In banks
IN Missouri for DOyeuen; % local
crops than IN any other state Monday
the ty'ai deposited IN Missouri banks
amounted - -i.1,j.ppl lllin9i, With
-npp,o'i, comes next IN amount q
deposits for Ibis purpose
We are syrf! % earn uhs, I'D.
GiDsyn lad another light stroke Of
paralysis November :. lie and wife
l.i, as Friday November =. for
Hu' Spfinss, Afk.. where D.. wI.l'age
treatment and ais The famous baths
wilma view % improving hiS cpndi.
,.pn We hope he returns nJci bene.
lt.i.
1t appears % De settled INA Sena.
Tor Francis NJ Wilson, Of Plstt. cOun.
~, recently appointed United states
district attorney for westefn Missouri,
~i,. DO candidate for governor In the
mex general primary Wei II may
be 'ha' Missouri Nil Lave 20 have an.
o'A.f D.nocra'ic governor IL ~. zee
". d. hop. y nil BE- Francis VI VII.
syn, q Pave.
While fetufnins'fOm Forest city.
Wednesday evening driving his team.
November -, 1913 Henry NpgsI met
a nan riding motorcycle near I'd.
/ Brp1beck's, a. which his team De.
came frightened. and ran away. pull.
I my Henry over the dash board, bfuis.
. ing i.ls .e'' side. bu, no, seriously
TIE Wagon tongue NaS bfyEeu and
the hsfu.S. torn - pieces.
l., !. Bush, pfesider' o! the Mis.
eyufi Pacific railway IN an addfes, a.
81 Tons saturday last, November
/ - Defyf. tie Missouri Pacific CIuD,
said ,ha' piessn, conditions " ne
money market, the attitude u 'Ls
puDIlr and re:en, egisistiOn tended
20 force government Ownership n
railroads l'nlesS The railroads could
. live. he said, public DNnershipHaS IN.
/ r,!'sD.e.
Joseph II Murray and Edward
ester made a ieai last week, where.
. by 'ne latter gets the hundred acres
. 'ha' formerly belonged ~ Tie 'tlIcE
farm, .Jrarei In 'he >rhailef neigh.
I DJflypd, a. 'tn per acre, and Mr..
Mufray gets The little 'rsc' - - ~
/ o. acres Yn lue river south " the main
QuicE farm for 'l2Dp The deal MAS
made through Benton n KcoHn and
! g =. LukenS.
We regret exceedingly TO earn
that II. x, Noel, one Of Malta :
most progressive business men. has
decided 20 retire, having sold his in.
,erest IN the hardware business. Mr..
Noel health has demanded his re.
lease from active business life, Ia
the spring he cOntemplates going 20
Idaho for hi, health, Any cOmmuni-
~ can illy afford 70 lose such men
from IT, business life.
C. ". Ffgdsham and wife, OF "a.
yannah, accompanied by their dauPh.
ters, Miss Jane, and Mrs, G..
H. Dysart, and husband, Of
Bolckow, were here Thanks
giving day, guests Of their
daughter and husband, Dr. !. C..
Whitmer and wife, and her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Lehmer. IL was one
Of those home-gatheriDgs tina, ever
make the heart glad.
Every farmer should have a de.
pendable market paper in his home.
We have arranged 10 club with the
South ST. Joseph Daily Live Stock
journal, subscription price, ~, print
ed al the stock yards. The price OF
our paper il $50 year, making $3.50
for both. By special arrangement we
will send you The st. Joseph Live
Stock Daily Journal and our paper,
both one year for ~.
Jerry Dunkslberger, who has been
living on the same farm In Liberty
township for forty.four years, has
gone down 10 Cashion, Okla. TO spend
the winter with his son Walter, leav.
ing the old homestead In charge OF
his son Earl. He came here from
Pennsylvania IN 1859, and reached his
69th milepost IN August last. He
was the nrst Noble Grand Of Mound
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