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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-14
H. E. VAN DUZER AT
THE POINT OF DEATH

Dispatches received from Rochester,
Mimi, bear the information that Harry
f. Van Duzer is today in a very ser
ious condition and that from present
condition his death is only ques-
tion Of hours.
Mr. Van Duzer recently underwent
his third operation at the hands of the
famous Mayo brothers. While the IA
nous doctors are reported as having
performed some marvellous surgical
feats in the attempt to save Mr.. Van
Duzer's life. his weakened condition
is ill-ftted to withstand the shock of
three serious operations, and but little
hope is held out for his recovery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-14
HEAD-0N COLLISION
OF DAVENPORT CARS

An automobile belonging to Ed
Brammer of Davenport was badly
smashed when 1t struck street car
at the corner of Third and Harris
streets, Davenport, at $3.50 last even
ing.
The car was travelling east at a
fair rate of speed, when IT met Mr.
Brammer, who was travelling north
in his machine, in head-on collision.
The front wheels and side board OF
the automobile were wrecked and
the body badly smashed. AS far as
is known no one was injured. The
street car escaped unscathed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-14
NARROW ESCAPE
FOR AN AUTOIST
Sends Machine in Front of
Street Car and Collision
Follows.

Some unknown speedster had a
harrow escape from serious acct
dent shortly after o'clock last even
ing, when he attempted to pass a
Bridge line car as II was turning south
on Second avenue and Twentieth
street.
The driver Of the big machine was
driving east on Second avenue at a
terrific rate Of speed. Just as the auto
mobile arrived at the Twentieth street
corner the car turned south. The ma
chine struck the street car, passed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-14
Notice to Coal Dealers.

Bids VIII be received at $50 Second
avenue, city. until 6 p. N. Thursday,
Aug. 81. 1913. 10 supply coal for the
court house. Rock Island, for one year,
10 be weighed On city scales. Ezra
Wilcher, E. H. Sleight, ]. c. Burgoyne.
-(AdvD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-14
Excursion SATURDAY.

United Commercial Travellers of
America excursion on the W. w to
Muscatine and return Saturday, Aug.
&c. Boat leaves Rock Island at 2:30.
Davenport at 2. m. Tickets 80 cents.
-GAdT.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-14
You Need Eyetone.

A remedy for eye troubles. For
sale and guaranteed by all first class
druggists or sent direct from labora-
tory on receipt of so cents. j. F.
Whelihan, Phm. B., Cedar Rapids,
Iowa-(Adv)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-14

over the fender and continued south
on Twentieth street at full speed.
The fender of the street car was
badly bent, but no other damage en-
countered. The driver of the automo-
bile is unknown.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-14
POLICE NEWS

William Deeters, charged with the
murder of Andrew Nelson, was, upon
motion of States Attorney Thompson,
dismissed in Justice Kuehl's court this
orning- This is due to the fact that
Dee-ers is held on a coroner's mitti-
mus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-14
OBITUARY
ALBERT nFRS ON.

The funeral of the late Albert Iver-
son was held at o'clock this after
noon from the home, us Fourth
street Rev. Ira Nothstein Of the Grace
English Lutheran church officiated.
Interment was made in Chippiannock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-14

II your liver is sluggish and out OF
tone, and you feel dull. bilious, consti-
pated, take a dose OF Chamberlain
Stomach anG Liver Tablets tonight be
fore retiring and you will feel all right
in the morning. Sold by all druggists.
ADV
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-14

Because he knocked down his son
and threatened to kill him with an
exc, Thomas Winters was arrested
last night and this morning fined $50
and ccs-s On charge of assault and
battery. the complaint being sworn out
by his wife.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-14
Don't Go Away.

Barge Mississippi is coming three
days only, Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday.
Aug. 1s-17-1s. Londomas' big concert
band and orchestra-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-14

]. ]. Murphy, P Ntzhugh,, o. ].
Hardy, T. Bonte, AMI Ed Thomas, all
drew fines of 81 and costs. Disorder.
ly conduct was the trouble.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-14
Notice.

All horse-shoeing shops will be clos
ed Saturday. Aug. 16. on account OF
national holiday.-(A dv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-14
BLAZE AT WAREHOUSE
CAUSES SMALL LOSS

Fire in the third floor of the Rock
Island Sash and Door warehouse short
ly before l o'clock this afternoon caus-
ed the fire department to be called out.
The blaze was put out with the aid OF
fire extinguishers before the wagons
arrived, however The damage is es-
timated at several hundred dollars,
mostly from water.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-14
WILLIAM KLINCK
FRACTURES SKULL
IN AN ACCIDENT
Manager of Illinois Theatre
Probably Fatally Injured in
Fall Through Trap Door.
is UNCONSCIOUS AT NOON
Victim Is Now at ST. Anthony's Hos
pitaI Suffering From Conclusion
of the Brain.
NO CHANGE.

The condition Of William Klinck this
afternoon at 3 o'clock, according to re-
ports from st. AnthOny's hospital, was
unchanged. He was still unconscious
and In very critical shape, although it
WEE thought he was a Iittle stronger
than this morning,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-14

Barge Mississippi.
Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday, Aug.
i6-17-19.-(Adv.) II
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-07
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, q. ". Lightncr and Elizabeth
l.lghincr. his wife. by their ccrtal Deed ~
aud recorded IN the Recorders Office Of Holt
tnumiy.ai Deed " Trust Hook ~. page Iso
ronN"Ncd :" ". y Hughes all their right
tttIr, interest. claim and estate 81 In and To-
the follow ing described. real estate. situated
la the county ~ Holt. state 81 Missouri
tu-wIt
Commencing IT the North Fast corner uf
the West half ~ the south West quarter os
section sixteen udD. In Township sixty OaD, Of
Range Ihirty-ninr Gu thence West two
hundred and fort three can ruds To u uoint
three rod, West " renter Of section Seven.
teen 10, In said township ana range, thence
south forty -eight and one.half degtccS Nshi
West. seventy. mine i,D rods and fifteen us)
links, thence south seventy four 90 degrees
aud twenty four ca minutes West. eight and
forty unc hundredths $50 chains. thence
south fifteen and one-hslf d5'i) degrees East
twenty eight and seventy onc-hundrrdtl,-
ESQ chains! thence North seventy seven
cd degrees aud mine ~ minutes East, sis-
teen and seventy one-hundrcdths ug.ioD
chains Ia the section corner betwccn seq
tiuns seventeen % and Twenty COZ oD the
original bank VI the Missouri River ~ cstab-
ishcd 10y Gos,rnmcnt survey. which point
u forty ana hhy one. hundt'dths tD.1)
chains West of the souih Easi corner Of Sec.
tion Seventeen IA; theme Ens, sixty and
my ns,h s"shrs =, oc chain, e r.
south West quarter ~ section sixteen CO:
thence North forty chains ttn To- the CON
mcncingg corner all 10 TownshlIsrit,y 600. Of
mote or less which said conSy&nce wss
made IN trust tu secure the payment ~ on.
certain prOmlssofy note IN said deed des-
ctibcd and whereas said not" has become
due aud remains unpaid; nov, therefore, 10
accordance With the provisions 81 said w.
~ Trust, and 1T the request ~ the le3A
holder 81 said nutu. !, will proceed tn sell VI.
slpvc dcscrllpd Real Estate Mt the Cdnrt
heusc dovr IN the TOWN. OF oregon, In III.
County ~ Holt. state aforesaid. IT, the high
,st bidder Tor cash IN hand, ~ public uur-
tlon, On
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18th. 1915.
between the huurS ~ nine O'Clock In tn,
futvn,s'n aud iiyc.o'cloCh IN the afiYnoun Of
the r,'Si and cNp"ns"> ~ executing this trtsk,.
". y. IIl'GIlEs.
Trustee.
Dated this 18th day ~ Ortulirt. tpiI.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-07
Monarch.

Eyer!bod, l. busy making corn.
Mrs. Raines visited u, James
smiths, TUESDAY
Ed. Graham and Orah Smith at.
tended church, At Nodaway, sunday
night.
Robert Hughes. OF Forlescue, Wis.
tied with home folks. Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. Lee
Hughes were shopping IN Fillmore.
Tuesday.
Joe Hickman and wife, Of near
Fillmore. Visited with IA and Ma
Hughes, SUNDAY.
i.,ri Calvert aud family, Of near
Noda~ay, visited with IA and Ma
Brown. SUNDAY.
Maggie Chilcoat and Noxie visited
saturday night and SUNDAY with Rosa
Graham al Nodaway and attended
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hughes gave q
party for tie young folks In honor OF
Emerson's 18th birthday. There vas
a large crowd and all report a tine
time.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-07
Oak Grove.
lI.irf''iti'

Mrs. +. l.. stout and family
drove down To 81. Joseph In their
ear. one day, last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alex Cooksey and
son, Dewey, attended services al
Highland church, Sunday night.
Misses Minnie and Goldie Stouts
being home, a few days, last week
from their school In Oregon, attended
the services every night AT the High
land church,
Rev. u. \. Felt held services
nearly every night last week at the
Highland church. quite a number
attended, and the services will con
tinue this week.
Several of our young ladies were
not present Tor our evening services
SUNDAY AT Highland church on &C.
count ol threatening weather.
There are quite a number OF the
oak Grove citizens, who are more
Than sorry TO hear that Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Ihglow are going 10 soon
leave the Highland neighborhood.
They will he missed by all who know
them. rs they are among our best
people. We are Informed that they
will remove To Texas, where they
have bought land, and expect to
make their future home.
There are several pupils Of the
Oak Grove district, attending school
In Oregon and Forbes, They are:
Misses Minnie and Goldie Stout ,
Ethel Farley, Hazel Womack, Ore
yon: Dewey Cooksey, Max and Alice
Rankin, Forbes, They are all doing
well IN their schools. AN0N-
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-07

car.
George Christian wears a very
broad smile now. His wife and "wee
bonnies" returned. Monday. FROM a
visit among relatives ~ Iowa aud
Atchisun county, Mo.
Mrs Watson Rloomer and son.
Clifton, visited al the home uf hrr
son.in law, Fred kerslaw, from sat
urday to Monday evening.
Clint Sparh came down from Skid.
more, saturday, and returned Mon.
day, taking Mrs. Oren and Minnie
Kramer TO their new home.
Fred Davis, VIII and Robert
kneale, Mary kneale, Ethel Davis,
Edith and Maud IIardman, Katherine
and Frances Terry spent SUNDAY at
tie home OF viii Springer.
"A letter received from Louis
Hoffman, Monday, stated,that lie did
not agree to meet Britt In Mound
City, the 18th inst, and did not know
nything OF " until notined: also that
because Of other business he would
not he there.
Mrs. Adam letter called at the
Central Office, Monday, with her sn.
nual token Of good villa basket Of
lovely pears. Such tokens are green
spots In the garden OF memory, and
the Central" garden Il large one
With very few brown spots.
The high school will give . pro.
gram and pie social" November :.
Every one L. invited To attend. Tie
proceeds from the pie social" will he
used for purchasing needed supplies
for the literary society The literary
society will give a propiam, In the
near future.
\ltn
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-07
DELAYED Letter. October ~

Delayed Letter, October ~
WIN Terry WAS 81. Joseph yisi.
tor, Wednesday.
The blacksmith, Mr.. burgess, put
In 4 phone, Monday,
spencer and l,obl, Boswell
shipped carload Of hogs, Tuesday,
Grover IIamm aud wife, Of 81. Jc-
sepl, visited al Shan, llardman's,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Painter and
daughter, Lula, spen, Saturday at
Judge Wriglt's.
--Grandma Davis came down from
Malt land, Friday evening, To visit al
the home of her son, I'd, a few days
Rev. Il. ID. Roberts, Dan DreheI
and son, Maurice, went TO 81. Joseph
Saturday, In Rev, Roberts new Forc
runabout.
90 Emmett llodgin, Chas. and Mat
tie Glenn and Ralph Meyer went L
st. Joseph, Saturday, In Emmett
IIodgin's car.
DIR. Kearney came up from st. 10
seph Monday, for a few days work
Mildred Acton, who Is improving
came with him.
Mrs, Fannie Kelly and Miss Mar
garet Hartman went to visit San
Cofrman's at Forest City, Thursday
returning Friday.
| Mr., and Mrs. Chas, Fields, Dr. \
y. Carson and sister, Roxie, and Mrs
Ida Acton we're trading In St. Joseph
Saturday. They drove down in tn
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-07

Notice l. hereby given, that Letters OF Al.
ministrntiun upon thu estate ~ Matilda
Baum, Deceased, were granted tu the IN.
drtslgnCd, IN the 18th day ~ Drtobpr. INA
10y the Probate Court ~ Holt County, Mis-.
Sputi.
MI persons having claims against said
estate. arr requested IT, exhibit them
fur allowance tu the administrator. within
slN mouths after the date ~ said letters, ur
they may hr pr,t'lud-d frnm any hrncht ~
such estate. and II such claims lH nui rNhil'.
tied within unr scar frrm thu dat" ~ thu
last iusrttlun ~ he publication 81 this mo-
iit'r. they shall u" forever barred.
:. y. OEAIIDN.
Administrator
THIS ittli day ~ uiuhpr. 1918
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-07
Nickell's Grove.

--j,sla Kunkcl l. attending school
at Fulton
Rev. Weidemicr closed an inter- !
esting meeting sunday night.
Hattie Sahlin has returned home
after several weeks visit In Iowa.
Ed Thurman aud family spent
Sunday with his brother, Chris, and
family.
Dan BuntI and wife and daugh-
ter, Gladys. visited At James lBuntl's,
Sunday.
Anna Fields was visiting home
folks In the Grove Sunday. Charlie
looked pleased,
Frank and George Sahlin ana SIS.
ter, Hattie, visited home folks, near
Forbes, Sunday,
There viii he a box.supper given
at Divide schoolhouse, November ".
Everybody come aud bring a box.
Wesley Zachman and family, Mrs.
Buchanan and Lydia Smith drove to
st. Joseph sunday In Mr.. Iachman's
car.
Lee Stephenson and wife and An.
drew IIershner and wife spent sun.
day at I'd. lIershner's, near Mound
City,
Rev. lioweniiend, Of Chicago, gave
an address sunday morning In the In
terest Of The Deaconess" society Of
the church.
Saloma and less Smith We're In
Maryyille last week, attending the
teachers institute. They were also
visiting In st. Joseph.
Edna, Florence and Roy Thurman
and their sister, Mrs. Albert Noellsch,
and children visited relatives and
| friends at Mound City, last week
Edna Thurman led the Y, y, A,
meeting sunday evening Chris.
Meyer Is leader for SUNDAY night,
Topic: christian Home Life. -
Tim, !: Ii. There will he preaching
Sunday morning by the pastor,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-07
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, that Letters Of Al-
inistrution On the estate 81 James " H,,rh-
Signed, On the aird day Of October. 1919. by
the Probate Court Of Holt County. Missouri.
All persons having claims against said es-
iownnce to the ADMINISTRATIVE within six
months after the date Of said letters, or they
may be precluded from any benefit ~ said
estate and II such claims bc not exhibited
within one year from the date of this publ
cation, they shall he forever barred.
This ,sird day Of October 1918,
lone @, RCCNER,
ADMINISTRATIVE.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-07
Don't miss the sale OF Ladies'
Coats, at kreek & Hasness.
Friday and Saturday.

Mrs. Kate Scott and her daugh.
Miss Emma. returned. this week,
from a two months visit with rela.
tives IN Martinsburg, W. Va. and Vi.
entity. They report line time,
Married, In Recorder Ilibbard's
office, Monday, November 3, 1913, j.
W. Dinwiddie, Of Oregon, Mo-. and
Katie McCoulloch. Of Forest City,
Mo, Squire u. +. Morgan officiating.
We understand that Messrs.
liurnes and Jeptha Greene have al.
most completed arrangements 10 han.
die the Ford car IN the territory SUR.
rounding Bull, TWIN Falls county,
Idaho. Jeptha viii handle I, until
next spring, when Burnes will proba-
bly, Join him.
Mrs. Il. \. holland arrived home,
Wednesday Of this week, from three
months visit with her son, W. IT,, AT
boise, Idaho. She also stopped en-.
route home aud visited with her
daughter. Mrs. Robert Frakes, In
Trenton. Neb. She reports a delight.
ful visit with her children.
Tuesday Of this week Mrs. G. ID
Took. daughter Mary and guests. Miss
Anne Pierce, of hes Moines. Iowa,
and Mrs. Charles Geiger, OF ~. Joseph,
went to Maryyille In the Iook car TO
visit Miss Susan Ellison. Tie four
last named are all graduates Of Nassar,
30 the occasion was regular Nassar
reunion.
C. H. Williams, wife and little
baby boy. Of Mound city, we're called
to the home ~ Mrs. Williams father,
Mr.. Chr. Lem. Of Nodaway town
ship. live miles east Of Oregon, We'd
nesday, OF this week, 10y the serious
sickness Of Mr. LEM, While thought,
to he some better at this writing, lac
Is still very weak,
Charley Koock informs MS that
Harry Dowing, representing the
wholesale clothing company, OF
Eirschbaum 4 Co., Of Philadelphia,
has left with him 5000 TO he given as
a premium for the best white chrys'
anthemum, TO be shown a, our next
chrysanthemum show, To be held
November 20, ~, -. See AL else
where.
--.Alyerda, aged about l.! years
daughter OF :. A. CofTman and wife
residing just north Of Forest City
died ut her home, Wednesday morn
ing OF this week, Nov, !, 1918, from
brain fever. Funeral viii he held
Thursday afternoon, Nov, :. She wa
a student OF the Oregon High school
and In the Freshman class. We hop,
we may he furnished with an obi, uar.
for next weeks issue.
Southern Holt had n good repre-
sentation at the Northwest Missouri
LOO. +. convention, which wa
held at Maryvillc, Thursday and Fri
DAY, of last week, October 1881
Those attending from Oregon were
NJ. r. Martin, II. q. Ruley, {. j
Koock, Perry Moore, T.. j. Powell AM
Howard $. Teare: from Forest City
Harry and Thomas Teare, and ,hei
uncle, Jas. McCrory, of California.
The odd Fellows, Of this city, pu
the first and second degree work 81
Friday night, October 81. tn
Mound city, Mo. lodge furnished Ia
candidates and there were twenty
seven members Of that lodge prcsen,
There were also number OF visitor
from this county. After the degre
work luncheon was served. TIL
Mound City visitors came In automo
biles and returned home Saturda
,aarninn Falls City lNehl News
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-07
Forest City.
NERO,

Chris Thurman was shaking
hands with old friends here. Monday.
Mrs. Gcrlic bobyns and children
visited IN Craig, Saturday and sun.
day.
Mrs Nellie Carson aud Miss Mona
Lent, uI oregon, visited IN this city,
SUNDAY
MR.. Etlingcr II the guest Of rel.
atiNc> near Mound city. the past and
present week.
Mr.. Mildred foukc. Of South
Dakota. has been The guest Of Mrs
Elmer, the past week
Geo. Lease aud daughter. Ethel,
OF fortcscu,, visited relatives here,
Monday and TUESDAY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank kunkel re.
turned saturday from visit with
relatives at New Point.
Miss Hazel Caslcel. Of kimsey
district, was calling ON friends In the
city, sunday afternoon.
Mrs. I'D Leach left Friday to
visit ler daughter, Mrs. r. j. Daw.
son, at Sparks, Kansas.
!. =. Acton and son, Roy, spent
Thursday aud Friday shopping and
visiting relatives In Omaha.
Miss Irene Minton. Of Napier,
was the guest Of Miss Josephine Iiir.
minglam, the Hrs, Of the week
i Mr.. aud Mrs u. =. Zimmerman,
OF Pond Creek, oklahoma, visited
their son, Mart, and family. last
week.
Albert Walker and family moved
into the property, recently vacated
by \. u, kearney and wife, on Com
mercial street
A number Of the teachers at.
tended the Teachers Association AT
Maryyille, Thursday, Friday and sat
urday Of last week.
A crowd Of young people attend
cd surprise party given IN honor oi
Hugh Wilson, near the city, Satur'
day evening. Al report pleasant
evening.
Tie Presiding Elder, Of the VI,
T.. church, South, Of 81, Joseph, de
liyered an able sermon al the Mctho'
dist church, Sunday evening. quar-
terly meeting was held Monday morn
Ing.
Ernest Jasper Powell Of Oregon
delivered two excellent sermon.lec
lures, at the baptist church, Sunday
morning and evening, which wer,
highly spoken of and greatly apprc
! ciated by the audiences.
Mrs. Fila Hutton returned sun
day from Ilaytum, Colorado, after ;
y visit with relatives and friends, SIN
will go to Excelsior Springs for he
! health. She Is visiting al the hom'
l OF Frank kunkel and wife, this week
The Worlds Temperance da!
y will he observed here by the thre'
sabbath schools Methodist, Chris
V iian and baptist, ri the NJ. T.
= church, Sunday AT 2'Jo p. m, Shor
!, talks viii be given 10y a. W. Fawks
q VIM. Hit, Albert Martin, Rev. Is. II
Smallwood, Mrs. Il, l., Fitlmauric
l. and others, and songs by the differ
o ent Sabbath schools will be rendered
/ An excellent program will be given
All are invited. Rurl.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-07
New Point and Vicinity.

Monday
tIi. Gr,rf went to ST, Joseph
with ru'c. MJruay.
Will Forney WITS quite sick tie
first " tie week.
Minnie Kramer came down from
Skidmurc. FRIDAY. returning Satur.
day.
Mildred Acton has been quite
sick for several days, but Is nov I'm.
proving.
Misses nellie Graham aud Edith
boyd called at the Central office, Fri.
day afternoon.
The band boys will give an enter.
tainment about Thanksgiving. Watch
for date later.
Dan DrelIer and family visited at
tile home Of Jas. Gon, In Andrew
county, sunday.
--Reta and Flossie Boswell and
Francis Terry took dinner at lei.
Springer's, Sunday.
Hazel kearney came up from 81.
Joseph, Friday, aud visited hume.
folks until Sunday.
MIR and Mrs. Jake Fields and
daughter, Eda, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Fields, Sunday.
| MIR and Mrs. Frank kunkel re-.
turned TO Forest City, saturday after
a week : visit with relatives.
Quite a crowd from New Point
and vicinity attended the boS.supper
at fairyiew. Friday night. M re-.
port good time.
Ira lJuchercamc out from Oregon,
Friday and gave the switch board,
terminal board and distribui Ing
board a very thorough cleaning.
Elsa llardman went to Skidmurc,
saturday morning. returning IN the
e,eniny. She reports Mrs. prcn a.
well ~ usual.
In Finley, Of Graham, was In
town short time, Monday afternoon,
having Ian bfchcr do some work un
his ear
lIarve Young and wife and Mr..
tiown and family, from Andrew coun.
lty, visited at the home Of VIII lIlakc'
ley, Sunday.
| Mrs. Lura Terry has received the
appoint ment A. registrar for Hickory
and Nodaway township, tosucced br.
T.. I. kcarney.
| Mrs. Batey and son. Harley. OF
Custer city. ;. OAK" arrived her,
TUESDAY evening 10 visit her brother
IL. o. IIamni, and other relatives.
| MIR. and Mrs. shan. IIardman and
daughters. aud katherine Terry en-
ioyed ride through Maitland aud
Graham and other parts Of the coun
try, sunday afternoon.
SO many Of the farmers are ship
ping out all their hogs that will y,
onto the market al all. A. corn Il
4 scarce and high, they want Ia save th'
corn Ia feed oul The fall pigs.
| 4 pie social" and program vii
be- given by the high school students
Sat urday night, November :, I'll,
| proceeds 20 toward getting supple
for u library, which they expect I,
have IN the near future. Every ON
invited To come and bring 4 pie.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-07
The Ladies' Aid Society OF

The Ladies' Aid Society Of
the N. e. church, will hold
their Annual Bazaar. on Fri.
day and Saturday, November
18th and 18th. Many useful
articles will be on sale at this
time. including many Jap
anese Curios. Don't fall to
visit the Bazaar. Vi :.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-07
For Sale

A well improved farm of 500 acres,
about 4 miles north OF Oregon. Has
new house, arch cave, barn, corn
crib, sheds, = cisterns, | good well
and running water on place. Land
In good state OF cultivation. For
further particulars, call or write,
GEORGE JACKSON,
, ~ { q Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-11-07

"A box supper will be given at the
Highland school house, Friday even
Ing, November II, Proceeds for ben.
eft OF school. Everybody invited.