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Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-03-12

Miss Lillian Wadsworth, director OF
the Public Kindergartens, of Norfolk
is in the city, the guest of Mrs. E. B
Borden, Jr.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-03-12

The GOldsbOrO Building & Loan As
sOciati0n opens their 31st series on
March 1st. Shares 25c. per week,
worth $4,000 at maturity. Absolutely
safe. w. e. Stroud, Secretary.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-03-12

Workmen are busy making excava-
tions for the Knights Of Pythias build
ing on John street, opposite the post
office
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-03-12

Mrs Sol We'll, and Mrs. Ado1ph
Oettinger leave tonight for a trip
north.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Edgerton re-
some days in Richmond.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-03-12

Mrs. L. H. Castex, accompanied by
Miss Nellie Jones of the millinery de-
partment Of the firm, left today at
noon for the northern centres of fash
ion to STUDY the styles and make pur-
chases for the Spring trade.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-03-12
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The vacant corner lot on the South
side of Park Avenue, adjoining Dr.
Exum, and fronting $50 feet on Park
Avenue and running back 200 feet.
Will sell as a whole or subdivide.
Two other vacant lots On Park Ave
ME.
Four vacant lots On Beach street.
Several vacant lots on Park Heights.
Three vacant lots on the corner OF
George and Vine streets. Qsler prop
erty.)
Several homes in the city, from ST.
700 to $500.
Four vacant lots in Bellevue.
The r. W. Edgerton home place in
Greenleaf Nice house located on lot,
containing 26-100 acres.
Several small farms right near the
city. SO other farms in Wayne and ad-
joining counties.
For particulars, apply to
JOE A. PARKER,
Insurance and Real Estate,
118 East Centre St. Phone l56.
EAP SALE u;oh Grade Fertilizers
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-03-12

DR.. and Mrs. Geo. HI. Kirby, Of
Wards Island, N. Y, are expected to
arrive this afternoon on visit to his
mother Mrs. Geo. L. Kirby.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-03-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Miss Rachel Borden is visiting rela-
tives in Richmond.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-03-12

Miss May Lamison, head milliner
for Mrs. r. L. Hills popular millinery
store on East Centre street, has re-
turned to the city for the season, af
ter spending some weeks in the north
ern centres making purchases.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-03-12
Goldsboro Savings
and Trust Co.

Opposite Hotel KennOn.
Let US handle your savings,
compounded every three
mon s. We extend all
accomodations that Safe Bank
ing will permit-A olute
SAT e ty.
Call for booklet Of needles
free.
G.. A. NORWOOD. President.
ID. TEL. DIXON, Cashier.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-03-12

cow PEAS FOR SALE-Limited
quantity. See me qrick. E. w
MOVE.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-03-12

The new tobacco sales warehouse,
to be built of brick, at the corner of
John and Beach streets, is to be ready
for the opening of the market in Au-
gust, and will be one of the biggest
sales warehouses in this section. We
go forward.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-03-12

Pan-Cre-To cures Indigestion, Dys-
pepsia and all stomach and liver
troubles. Williams Drug Store.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-03-12

Mr.. Paul Leatos, the progressive
Confectionery and Fruit Store on Wal
nut street, is displaying a full assort-
ment or rare fruits, and his energy
and close attention to business de-
serve the encouragement of the trad
ing public.
Mr.. j. J. McEenry, of New York.
formerly manager of the Princeton
Lumber Company, at Princeton, anf
who has many friends in this city and
section, arrived this morning on (
brief business trip, and is being cor
daily greeted on all sides.
Mr. Leslie We'll, who has been on
an extended purchasing trip north, ac-
companied by Miss Bette Griswold
of the Dry Goods department of the
firm, who gave her personal attention
to the selection of goods in this de-
partment to meet the demands of the
trade, returned to the city yesterday
In a fight in Little Washington to-
day about noon Bob Bowden, we'll
known in this city, was knocked ir
the head and badly beaten up by some
one as yet unknown to the officers O.
the law, who are making enquiries
Bowden was taken to the Spicer San
atorium for attention, and at the houl
of going to press we were unable t.
learn anything as to his condition a
that institution.
Police Officer e. J. Denkins had
close call last night. He had arreste'
Sol. Coins, a noted negro desperate
up in the northern section of the city
and had brought him with a hand chair
on his right wrist, as far as the allie
on John street leading to the guar
house, and just as they turned into tn
alley Coins set upon him with razo
and slashed him across the face an
ear In the tussel which followed tn
officer turned loose the chain to draN
his pistol and as he did SO Coins rush
ed out of the alley and made away i
the darkness before the severely Gu
and bleeding officer could wing hin
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15
Evangelical Church Notes.

The men Of our Sunday school will
have entire charge OF the school next
Sabbath. The men realize that they
have quite a task on their hands, To
gain more points than the ladies Sc
cured. They are going their best to
win. We expect large attendance.
a special program has been prepared.
There will Ire some Instrumental
music, a solo by the pastor, and a
few songs 10y a male chorus. A read.
ing will he given by one Of the boys,
and a short talk 10y Rev. !. ~. Kip.
linger. brother II. W. Smalwood
will act as superintendent for the
day.
The pastor will preach Sunday at
Hoo a. m, aud IN the evening at 500
O'Clock. Subjects for the day will be
as follows: In the morning, The
outer and the Inner Circle Of Re.
demption." In the evening. why ]
am not Ashamed of the Gospel OF
Christ" our evening service Will
begin at Iij with song and praise
service. There will he some special
music. Everybody invited.
There will he no preaching at Nick.
ellis Grove, sunday. Tie ladies OF
our Nickell's Grove sunday school
had a splendid day last sabbath. The
attendance was large and their pro.
gram fine. TnE PASTOR.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15
Marion.

Everybody busy-planting corn,
cleaning house, etc.
Miss Cora planalp l. spending the
week with home folks.
-Grant Napier. who was kicked by
horse, Is improving.
Miss Nellie Smith II STAYING with
Mrs, j. &, Morris, this summer.
--Luella Hoffman spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Maud lIoll'
man,
Miss Ina Elder spent the past
Smith.
WIN. Forney il In Kansas City,
taking treatment a. the Temple OF
Rev. McGrew preached an inter.
esting sermon at the German church,
last SUNDAY.
Raymond Morris, with his papa
and mamma, took dinner with Ills
grandpa, Sunday.
Miss Bertha Elder and John
Harper, OF Forbes. were In our vicin.
ity, Sunday evening.
u. .Weigle and family and Mrs.
Hannah Kramer took Sunday dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hurst.
&C. w. Hurst expects to 70 to
Florida soon, and II the country suits
him, Will move there In the fall.
Mrs. Cora Forney, who has been
under the care OF q doctor, in Kansas
City, expects to be home, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hare, OF Glas.
CO, Kansas, were visiting friends In
our vicinity. They came Thursday
returning Tuesday, making the trip
In q car, over 200 miles. Mrs. Hare
was born and raised on the farm, now
owned by Chas. Ilornecker. She was
the youngest child OF Jacob Kunkel,
The old house In which she was born
still stands. She took the lock from
the kitchen door, which her father
brought from Pennsylvania. She said
II seemed good TO get back to the old
home, but also was sad TO see so many
changes. REGINA.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15
New Point and Vicinity.

Ora Boswell Is the proud owner
OF a new buggy.
.-Leona Crown Ven, home Sunday,
for a week or ten days.
Amos Lent and family visited
at Chas. kuuL's, sunday
C. G. Hartman and Elsie drove
to 81. Joseph, Thursday
Mrs. Maggie llardman vas quite
sick, the first VI the week.
Hazel kcarncy visited at home
from Friday evening until Sunday.
Ralph Meycr aud family dinci
with VIII Terry and family. SUNDAY.
Geo. Lent aud family and Chas.
Fields ami family visited VIII Lem.
unS, SUNDAY.
Musiimes Minton and llitl. uf
foriescuc, We're Weekend visitors al
the home Of Dr. Babcock.
Doris WilIiams visited her aunt ,
Mrs, John llamm, thc last q! last
week aud the Hrs, OF THIS.
Harry Moore. Jor rnisNaicr.
Maude Hartman and l,etil Roswell
went 10 see "liccky, the Circus Gi'l 20
Maurice prehcr was very unfnriu.
nate sunday. IN having a finger baily
mashed IN an auto door. THE eat
was mashed almost oil At the root Il
the nail
-Mcssrs Harry and Chester lli'a.
DR.. !. l.. Minton and Mrs. Craig,
from Fortescuc, visited at Dr. Bab.
cocks, SUNDAY. Mesdames Chester
Ili,L and !. l.. Minton returned home
with them.
Rev. Thomson. OF Pla,tsburg.
who preached here few Sundays
ago, will preach AT the Christian
church, the first and third Sundays
In each month, lie will preach next
Sunday, morning and evening.
John Hare and wife, sister and
brother.in. law Of Frank and william
kunkel, Of Glasgow, Ras., and Chas.
Conn, wife aud baby, sister and
brother.in.law OF q. u. Hartman
also from Kansas, visited relatives
here, the last OF last week. NEHo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15
Benton.

-Lenore, the three. year-old daugh.
ter OF Gerald Andler and wife, who
was operated on several days ago by
DR.. Geiger, at st. Joseph, for an abs.
cess IN her side, Is very much i'm.
proved.
John Peters and little son, Of
Lincoln neighborhood, attended Sun.
day school at Benton, last Sunday.
Since their school house burned down
and they have no meeting place, we
would be glad to have the Lincoln
Sunday school with us until they re.
build.
Several OF the relatives OF Ed.
Evans, OF Kimsey, helped to surprise
him on his birthday, May 5th. About
fifteen were present besides the fam.
lily. An elegant dinner was served
and q most enjoyable day was spent,
Several presents, both useful and or
namental, were received, and Ed. was
really surprised. Several who were
invited were unable to be present.
VERITAs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15
Don't Get Into Debt
on a Rented Farm

Get into the dairy business
on your own farm. | can put
you in touch with the owners
of fine prairie lands of rich
soil from 300 to 400 miles
west of Omaha. which can be-
bought on very easy terms Mt
from Sl5 to $40 per acre. You
are sure to make money by
modern dairy practice. be.
cause the silo Is the solution
of the dairy problem and feed
crops are heavy on these
lands. II you haven Z money
at first to build Il silo. dig one.
Good farmers with proper
equipment and feed eau Sc.
cure COWS ON time.
These owners make these
special terms to dairy farmers.
because they know that a good
dairy farmer will make money
by corn silo dairy farming
and will soon clean up his
obligations. Then hogs and
poultry fit right in and round
out the profits. These 100.
acre tracts are located among
improved farms in established
communities.
Give me your name let me
help You become the owner
of a dairy farm. 5. Il. How.
ard, Assistant Immigration
Agent, Burlington Route,
1904 Farnam Street, Omaha,
Nebr.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15
Obituary..

James Robert Creek was born In
Glasco, Barren county, KY, In 1876.
Died April ~, 1914, at st. Joseph's
Hospital, st. Joseph, Mo. He was
first married to Miss Minnie Kinion,
OF Quitman, who died q few years lat
err, leaving one little daughter, now
Mrs. Frank Davis. OF Muncie, Ind.
and who was here to see her father In
December, 1913. Later he was mar
ried to Mrs. Annie Dunn, whom he
divorced several years ago
To this union five children were
born-Emory, who died In infancy
Claud L., of Nebraska City, Neb.;;
Mrs. Bertha G. Dryer, OF haywood,
Neb,; Mrs. Wavia G. Simpson, of
Waysyille, H.; Mrs. Cora Is. Davis, OF
Muncie, Ind, and Mrs. Nelly Cropp,
Of Napier, Mo besides these children
he leaves IL grandchildren.
Mr.. Creek, or, j. II, or dad" as
lie was better known, was well known
In Nodaway and Holt counties, hav-
ing been In the drug business at
Quitman, and Bigelow many years,
and was liked by all who knew him.
For the past few years his health had
not been good. While on q visit to
his daughter last October he first
took to his bed and for many weeks
he fingered between life and death,
but rallied some and was taken to the
hospital, where he gradually grew
weaker and died, complication of
diseases being the cause. Mrs. Crop
was called TO his bedside before he
died. Never . word of complaint
during his long illness did he utter,
but showed the same kindness TO all
that he did all his life.
The body was brought to Napier,
where 1t rested until the arrival OF
his daughters, and was taken to Quit.
man, Mo-, Wednesday evening, April
25, whore short services were held
at the home Of Rufus Ellsworth by
Rev. Shivery, Thursday at O'Clock,
and was laid to rest In the new GENE.
terry. @.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15
Notice Of Application to Form
Drainage District.

Nuiirr i hrr'ry given t. nll p-f,"n, iutvf-
v>trd IN the following d,s,'fiiptt trtl estate
ana ",hrr property ~ Holt county ~ Nli',"u'
Allof the East hall ~ the south West
quarter ~ section Thirty uur tin. IuNu,hip
IiuN min" go. Rang" ThlTtys>rNru GI,I. rN.
r"pi four acres uii ~ the West slide Ib"rnf.
the south. last quarter uf section Thirty
m 90, lnNn,hip liny'niur 60, Range
lhiny seven 90 the ~Iuths WEST ,,uatttt ~
ll," -,nth- West quarter nf section rhlny
~ co, Township Iifiy.niur tiu. Range
rhirty.,"Nrp uiIs the Nnfth h1lT uf the
North. East quarter ~ section ~iN Ul. Town.
ship tlfiy'.ight ~, Range fhirty ,"y.n Ci.li
he North. West quarter ut section i've a..
rnNu>hip Iiny.nin", Range Ihiriy.>rVrus
u" West half the Nuiih'Easi punttrruf
,"rtinn iNr G,, township lifiy.ulnr .ts,N
>uuth.Lu>i Fractional quarter ~ ~r,'iinn
1--we ~, Township Iify mine lH Range
scfiia,l rs fTllnwsi ii'slnning ~ lb" worth
West corner NJ the East halt ~ the ,utl-
West quarter ut section thirty 1891
Township iify.uin" inl, kIHgr Ihlfty.srv.
~ tiJ thence >nulh one hundfrd aud ,iNiy
ltsiI rpu~, thence Vnst uuv Iil Uui, thence
north IN" hundred aud siNty lnn Iuds!
,MrnI' West , 1." Ut frh' +" NE
iani dr>rrih''i ~ t'iiuNNs llvglunus NJ
pnlnl ,nnr t"l ~ 81 the northwest
lrr ~ ~'Ftiun ThirtS'uur liil, ToNnshlp
lifS mine la2l, iiug. IhiHN.scNrn 10. !.
lhrurr 'nuth ~" hundred aud sixty llWl
hWu,i,,i ,,d .Istv "i,,i ' ~ '','n, nuiln ON
III r,I la III, u,ini ~ h,sIr,t,,,' ~, :, Wy,
iuud dr,,,rlI.'d ns f,iln,.s it.yi,',,l,'', -,
p"nt NO IN r"is ,,st ~ ~, 49,, En",,ns ~ -
nor NJ the ri,st half ~ the >nuth west quarter
~ section lhltty-unr 1911, Township fifty.
MIN. 1871, Range Thiriy's"vcn li,l, thence
thence ems, "n" III rn,i' ,hr,,,',. 'nr,I, ,,,,
hundred aud sixty lii.l ruds, thence west one
i,nI J,s,,r iI,i ~, ,iI,,- u,io ~, W
un,rt tIr,,' iil nd. ,,,,,r ~ III. ',,, w
,,"ari.,, ~, .,' ~" , ny nry 81 ~ snu.nNss
f,f,v.uin,, I,ai" pn,,, WV wv, ~ ,umh,n,p
thence south on, Iundr,J ,ni siNty li.,i
mn, Lumar,I " nna IN sn,v I'd, 'n ,,, n.f,n
h"n,ir,d ~" ,nd ". PIN m, n, meiln,ngi on,
siir ~ tho nnr, h'rn., n,n,,,'r nnI M, ~,
n,,,d ,nI ,," i'm a,',I IN v a"u ~ nu,i,
a. 1s soTss ms.SI1 aAT,sir o. ssc'Tg rh'ry,so
Tii,i, yn,,P ,a- IVY MN w, htmec
an yhr sid, H., ,n,,h
.,,., ,n Inv, m''' s"c " me n"r,h
west side III the souih. cas, quarter. IN, cnst
~, oi w" npr,h-west Quarter II. east half
TbIray.t%S ,I Towush hi rit,v. m ~ ns'i, %i
Range Thirty seven .3'li the easi half of the
north-tast quarter OF -rrtinn Thlriy-on" l3i
I aoTsinsh'p f'hS'nlne l'l' Range ThIr'y-s,v-
,o I'm. MY ~ OF n,snrin,,on asking l,nl ihs
Io,ogo,ns nnus AZ 3'n'r proprr,y DE- formed
~ M , ~ H., iryisi, u" ,.,,, ~. p't'n",
d,,,,np,.,,.. r, r nn,i,loi neutrality-suspicious. o'
Ter Al ,sn,i,i,J nr,yyn ,''S ,n M ~ nap
Rsyisad si,,,,,,. ~ mi anr -, ~, ~
r"ns,,i M no., ,,,,,ndin ,,d ,, ~ n~' a"u
rp,,,,i =" ~, nl,'nu, w, "nu Viu,E 70 salu
IS 10 ~ Of ,he Inw,"t M,",nur ~ p NJ, pa nnS
To enact new nct ~ lieu thereof o he knosn
~ drninny P ,.,,i,,s TX :" ir Ky 'a,
sae'%di S a is'sS"f asn s@SIS
by ~ w, ana mt t,e Iands ind other
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15
A. O. Mcintyre
Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, that Letters Testa-
mcntary on the estate Of George Meyer
deceased were granted 10 the under
signed, on the 2sth day ~ April, 1914. by
the Probate Court Of Holt County, Missouri
All persons having claims against said es-
lowancc to the Executor within six
months after the date Of said letters, or they
may ne prsSci',rdsd IRON any hen.ht ~ SAG
within one year from the date Of the last in-
sertiOu OF the publication OF this notice, they
shall he forever barred.
SOLOMON A, MEYER, Executor.
First publicatio May !, 1914,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15
Armour
J. W. Hamnl

The Percheron stallion, ARMOUR,
IL recorded by the percheron Society
OF America, and his recorded number
is sJlID.
Colon AND DESCRIPTION: Grey;
blaze face.
PEDIaREE; Foaled April q, 1900;
bred by John Sommer, Oregon. Mis-.
souri,: owned by Herman A. Sommer.
Oregon, Missouri, Is strong l6l hands
high, weight 100 pounds. Has good
bone, tine style and action.
SIRE; Armagnac siO7l t6G5O2), by
Juard (5llO9, by Vol Au Vent 25O23
lti70jl. by Besigue Cl96O2), by bril-
liant Ill llll6 (2DlD), by Fenelon 26s2
l3s), by Brilliant 1871 l755), by Bril-
liant 1899 1850, by Coco II (TlN, by
Nieux Chaslin (7l3), by Coco (Ti2), by
Mignon (7l5l, by Jean lie Blanc $3.50.
DAN: Julia 4s9Oi, by Extrador
4s0O3, by Loiret a0i7s, by Accho 1916,
by Extrador i525 t3s6J, by Favora
l2lo T65), by French Monarch 2O5
t73D. by Ilderim t53Oa), by Valentin
lj3OD, by yieux Chaslin (7lO by Coco
!ll2), by Mignon (7l5l, by Jean lie
Blanc 1880.
Ind Dam, Florah iss90, by Revenue
1887: imported 1888, by Dillon, Broth
ers, Normal, Illinois,
3rd Dam. Sophie 2054; imported
iss2, by. II. u. Kellogg, Green Bay,
Wisconsin,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15

TERMS AND CONDITIONS: The above
horses will make the season of 1914,
on my farm, 81 niles east OF Oregon,
on the State Road, and "a miles west
OF the Iron Bridge. $3.50 will be
charged to insure living colt. When
mare Is parted with or removed from
original locality, money for service
becomes due at once. A. lien on mare
and foal will be held for insurance
dents, but will not be responsible
should any occur.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We are nuihutlyrd ~ announce ". H.
Ai.kiiiI NJ FOREST Township. ~ u candidate
fir the Republican nomination Tor the unirv
~ collector. subject Ia the Primary Election
TUESDAY. August III. ipii
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15
Wednesday. May II. 1914.

10 fatify or reject the action Of the
National Republican Committee. pro.
posing changes IN the rules, regula.
lions and bylaws Of the National
Committee, and for the further pur.
pose Of adopting aud making such
declarations Of party principles with
reference tn national and state uups.
lions ~ may he deemed advisable. aud
such declarations concerning rational
aud state principles and policies aud
present affairs Of the naiiOi A. II may
deem advisable; and for the transac.
ton VI such other and further bust.
ncS~ A. may properly come before &c..
Tile basis Of representation 10 the
County Convention shall I've one Dele.
gate for every ~ votes or fraction
thereof over -, ~ provided IN the
county committees call VI 1919. aud
10y which the respective townships
are entitled 10 the following number
OF delegates:
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15
Notice tOBankS and Bankers

Notice Is hereby given that the
County Court, Of Holt County. Mis-.
souri,, viii receive sealed proposals
from any banking Incorporation, as.
social ion or individual banker IN said
county. as may desire TO he selected
as The depository Of the funds Of said
county. said sealed proposals shall
he delivered to the undersigned Clerk
OF said Court ON or before noon of the
first day Of the adjourned May term
Of said Court.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15
Monday, June I. 1914.

and said proposal shall state the rate
OF interest said bank or banker offers
10 pay for use NJ county funds until
May term Of this court, 1918. II IL
ordered 10y the court that said funds
he divided Into Ten equal parts and
said bids may he for one or more OF
such parts. Said bids will he opened
at noon on Monday, June /. 1914.
Each bid shall he accompanied 10y a
certified check for not less than one.
half OF one per cent Of the county
revenue II the preceding year. a. the
sum OF the part or parts Of said funds
bid Tor bears TO the whole number Of
said parts, a. q guaranty uf good faith
on the part OF the bidder. The coun.
~ revenue Of the preceding year was.
tO.wit, $n.Om. Tie Court reserves
the right To reject any and all bids
Done 10y order Of the County Court In
accordance with Chap. -, Art :, u.
y. OF Mo-. lp11, and amendments
thereto. this It'll day Of MAY, lnli.
SEAL. I. l.. KELLER.
County Clerk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15
VINCENT

Vincent was foalri April L.. lspg.
Il black IN color, H. hands high. and
weighs 1900 pounds: has good bone
and speed. Vincent was sired by
Vince, he by lnyincible, standard
BRED, record 2:ln: owned by NJ. l..
Wilcox, Concordia. Kansas. Nincen,'s
first dam was Scott : llamilton: second
dam, Jenny Lind. Took three first
prizes IN show ring.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15
FORREST CITY N. E. CHURCH NOTE,

FORREST CITY n. E. CHURCH NOTES.
Our Sunday school WAS well at
tended again Sunday, but we would
like to see II still larger. The bright
day was an inspiration to make us
want to come 70 the Lords house to
study about Him, Let's keep II
growing.
There was preaching service morn
ing and evening, last Sunday. There
Will be no preaching In the Methodist
church next Sunday.
The Junior League met at $50 as
usual, and we are glad TO see them
taking new interest In II. There
were more out last Sunday than
usual. There will be Junior League
social given at the home OF Mrs. Ne.
vile Dickson next Thursday after
noon. We have new Junior superin-
tendent now, and we are expecting
TO do great things from now on. Mr..
Marion Cooperider was with us for
his first meeting last Sunday.
The missionary society will meet
at Mrs, Dickson's home next Friday
afternoon. THE PASTOR,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15

TERMS: Tie above Horses will
make the season uf 1914, at our barn,
~ miles east NJ Oregon, on the state
Road, and = miles west II the Iron
bridge. They will serve mares at si0
to insure living colt. excepting the
service Of Armagnac. for which will
bc charged sli To insure live colt.
When mare II parted with or removed
from original locality, money for SER
vice becomes due AT once. \ lien on
mare aud full viii he held for insur-
ancc money. Care will he taken 10
prevent accidents. but will not he
responsible should any occur.
Both Phones.
A. j. CHRIS SOMMER
OREGON, MO, Route ).
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15

Sec Weary, the photographer, for
hrst'class work, at prices as cheap IS
you can Ret them anywhere.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15

Done 10y the order of the Holt
County Republican Central Commit.
tee, held at Forest CITY, Mo.
THIS 18th day Of MaN. lHli
W. II. ALKiHE, 4. &. 1T NuNN,
Secretary. Chairman.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-15
Sd,
,ay 10. 1914.

10 select ia, .l ties to attend the
County Delegalc Convention, TO lie
held IN Forest City, Mo-, on