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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
FORMER WEST VIRoINIAN GIVES
OUT VERY OPTIMISTIC
INTERVIEW
At Wsshinston-eis Fight TO Come
For Rivers and Harbors-
Washington Notes.
CBy Charles Brooks Smith


WASHINGTON. ID. C., Nov. IS
Good times at hand, Is the optimistic
prediction OF Nathan b. Scott, former
~ United States Senator from West
Virginia. and now President OF the
Continental Trust company of this
city. Senator Scott in an interview
this week predicts that with the ire
mendous crops we have grown this
year. end the influx OF orders OF all
kinds from Europe, and with our nat
ural advantages. the outlook for the
Unired States now Is particularly en-
couraEing. According TO Senator
Scott. there is no reason why this
country should not right itself in a
very short time and attain prosperity.
n care Is exercised by the government
not to discourage in any way business
developments and activity. He also
expressed his belief that there should
be a respite from this continual inves-
ugation by the government into every
kind OF business interest on flimsy &C
cusations. a procedure which naturally
takes the vim out Of business. IF
there n a cessation" said Senator
Scott. of these needless investiga-
lions. and II the government exer-
cises great care not TO discourage the
sale Of our products and manufactures
abroad. do not see how we can avoid
being prosperous Politically speak
ing the party now in power naturally
Will benefit tremendously by n return
10 prosperity. and for that reason. the
Democrats may be expected to use
such Judgment and take such course
a. will promote. and not retard restora-
ton Of public confidence.
r-..f........- -. -. -. a.. "a
$4,000 900 In n proposed Rivers and
Harbors bill are In the hands Of the
public printer. the rivers and harbUrs
committee Of the House Is clearing
dects for early action and everything
e. In state ~ preparation for thu
December conference which will BE-
held In this city.
These actiyities point 10 a battle
royai in Congress over waterway APP
preparations almost a. coon AZ the
gavel falls on the opening day. and
both sides of the question are making
no secret of the fact that they are
storing away The latest and best Mind
OF ammunition % use in tho blk Con
pressional row which will be sure 10
occur when forty million dollar
rivers and hnrbors blli is thrown 10
the airing elements Boz December
The estimates OF the army enfin-
GERS are kept close secrets, but con
aervative river and hafbor experts
say that the approximate amount
viii be- about t4o.0o0ooo
Among The ehanges ln duties and
stations of commissioners 81 the
public health service announced for
this week ie the appointment 81 Sur
geon Taliaforro CLARK. who is d.
rected. on the request Of the Gov
ernor and state Board Of Health OF
West Virainia. 20 make investication
of sanitary administration in that
state
Tho elrfh annual convention ~
me haeoclafion NJ Feed Control o.
fciale of tho United sfafes and mo
convention % the Association of Am
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villa ~snu oar troops 20 stay and
80 him perform
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
SENATOR SCOTT In INTERVIEW
PREDICTS GOOD TIMES AT HAND

pertinent station closed their conven-
tons Saturday with an all day bust
ness session. The latter society ell
ected among its officers c. II. Tit
low, as secretary OF the board OF ex-
tension work. Mr.. Titiow, who is
Connected with the Experiment work
In West Virginia. has taken an ac-
tive part in the sessions OF the As
sociation.
The uniform classification OF
freight In the United States. and a
number OF other questions important
TO railway men. will be taken up at
special meeting OF the National
Association OF Railway commission
ers. which will be held in this city
November 2lst. Interstate Com
merce Commissioner McChord will
read to the meeting record OF
deaths and injuries due to broken
rails and other faulty equipment II
Is expected that every state in the
union will send representatives.
Wade II. Gwinn. Of Green Sulphur
Springs. was placed on the classified
list Of Fourth Glass postmasters this
week. having passed the required
examinations.
The federal reserve board an
nounced a very important ruling
Saturday morning. namely, the dis
count rates for commercial paper Of
fered for re-discount. Six per cent
has been fixed as the rate offered for
discount OF commercial paper Of all
maturity for the federal reserve
bank At Richmond. covering the
twelfth reserve district in which
West Virginia IL situated A mod
crate and conservative policy. IL Is
said. has been adopted at the outset
until fuller information provides a
more perfect basis. The rates an
nounced by the board were: Boston.
81. Louis. Chicago. Cleveland and
Richmond. 8 per cent on ali maturi-
ties; Atlanta. Minneapolis. Kansas
City. Dallas. and San Francisco. s
per cent on thirty day bills, and
one half on longer maturires. New
York and Philadelphia and one hair
per cent on thirty day paper. 8 per
cent on longer maturities A. 6 per
cent is the legal rate ~ Discount In
Washington. which b. In the Rich
mond district. the rate made h
practically prohibitive 90 far ~
Washington banks disCountlng op-
erations are concerned A. indicat-
cd a day or two aEo. the banks can
do better az New York city chan In
their own regional hank. Evidently.
the bankers think. II will BE- but a
short time AZ the longest before
there viii be- a reduction In the rate.
ln announcing the rates. Gov Ham
lin said. the Law permits the reserve
banks Co change the rates at any
time with the approval ~ the re-
serve board
4 license 10 we'd was issued here
Saturday 20 Charles ~ Stewart and
Bessie l.. Deck. both Of Mauinsburg.
" Va
A proposal 20 dedicate tho Grant
monument here next year Instead %
waiting until 90 is finished In 1917 or
later. Del one of tho important matters
heinz considered in connection win
The me preparations FOR The National
Encampmenf of tho q A v which
viii b. hold IN Washington ncrt
ycar n ID argued that. boz spite 81
e.
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should be dedicated during the en-
campment bcause there would be a
greater crowd OF the Grand Army
members here, than could possibly
come two years later. and that, con-
sldering the death rate. among those
VINO Fought in the Civil War. MANY
or the old veterans will not be alive
In 1917. and that all want to have a
part in honoring the memory OF their
great chieftan. II Is proposed that
the dedication should take place next
year, and that in 1917 a supplement
tary celebration could be held at the
unwilling Of the monument.
z. T. Peters has been commission
ed postmaster at Fort Gay. Wayne
county. to succeed J. H. York.
Black leg" cattle disease. has
broken out In the herd owned by I.
Lee Hadkine. Of near Weston. He
appealed TO Congressman Nicely by
wire as to II and the congressman
TOOK II up Immediately with the De-
partment OF Agriculture. with the re-
suit that sixty doses OF vaccine. in
the shape OF powder were despatch
ed Hadkine at once.
The offices OF Congressmen Suth-
erland. Brown and Nicely are open
Those OF Congressman Moos and
Avis are closed. but the latter have
their secretaries at their respective
homes and are transacting business
from there. Congressman Brown il
the only member OF the delegation
here. He came in to spend a few
days winding up the business OF the
campaign. and win leave next week
for West Baden, Ind. 20 recuperate
before the meeting OF congress Dec
ember Z.
Congressman Nicely has taken up
with the Pension Bureau the pension
claims OF Edw. Brandon. OF Mounds
Vile; ID. II. Yant. OF Pughtown: I,or-
EMO Uliom. 81 Benwood; and Mrs.
Catherine Ksppell. OF Wheeling. He
has also been 1otified BY the state
department thai August Fauvine. OF
Salem. has departed from Br1sseiis
and is on his way home.
Congressman Nicely will be the
principal speaker at the annual
memorial services % the Eikins
Lodge Of Elks 10 BE- held the FIRST
Sunday In next month. He accepted
the invitation this week
sherman r. Law has been appoint
cd postmaster at Bristol. Harrison
county.
r. Ad Hall. who has resigned ~
postmaster OF Weston. has held thai
position for twelve year, lie il a
Republican editor and bad nearly q
year to serve. but the opposition vas
cunning for him. 90 he resigned
The job pays slightly over s. 400 .
year Congressman Nicely viii an
nounce The name OF bis successor
within the next week. very likely
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Mr.. Swiger is a native of Tyler
county. lie was graduated from the
Fairmont Stste Normal in 1904, and
from the West Virginia University in
1905. Immediately after his gradua.
ton from the University he located
In Sistersville. Tyler county. where he
look up the practice of law. He is
regarded as one OF the strongest mem.
Cers OF the Tyler County Bar Associa.
ton, and has. built up a large and
profitable practice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16

Tho elrfh annual convention ~
me haeoclatiou ri Feed Control o.
fciaie OF tho United States. and me
convention Of the Association of Am
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license 10 we'd was issued here
Saturday 20 Charles - Stewart and
Bessie H. Deck both Of Martinsbure.
W Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16

Congressman Nicely will be the
principal speaker az the annual
memorial services % the Eikins
Lodge Of Eiks 10 BE- held the frst
Sunday In next month. He accepted
the invitation this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16

Wade II. Gwinn. Of Green Sulphur
SPRINGS, was placed on the classified
list OF Fourth Glass postmasters this
week. having passed the required
examinations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16

sherman T. Law has been appoint
cd postmaster At Bristol. Harrison
county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16

THIRD FLOOR TODAY
Invites Blanket Buyers 10 the largest selec-
ton ofECotton Blankets For Beds for
Wool Blankets Gifts, for Making
Beacon Blankets Gift Robes
AND-Our Prices are Lower
Folding Card Tables
The celebrated "Burrowes"-
Regular $3.50 Tables $3.50
Regular $3.50 Tables .S1.9S
SOL Felt Mattresses
A $500 values to-day . s.. 80
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-13

Die Wlassrteit ber Radrt4ten Don
ben psri4ieoensn gentren bes ariesss
idaupIabss in europa am Miituo4
| fd.iut au5roeuten. bab bic 3eniur iest
nod itreuser sebanobdbt pirb, als 5u.
Dor. Wstkr BON England nod Srants
reid aus bari aud MIR oas gertnsite
iibsr Sen Sang bsr Grsisniife auf benz
ssrisssfdaupldB uber iiber Die Stel'
innstn unb 8eipssunsen Der armeen
Deuti4laHbs. Granlrsids, gslsiens,
Oeft.rrsids~ uni, gnslanbs iiber bic
aabsl ssfdidt psrSen. Dus Wenise,
bas offi3ieII betannt semu9t miro, 1T
unisr bieIsn llmftdnben NIT ReHt als
bon snsliidsr ODER frdn5Oiii6sr Settle
gefdrpt dH3ulepeH.
Cine turse 9epef6s aus 2OnSOn.
Dia 9riiHeI, iast:
Der Riid5us ber Dsutiden ilb.r
ben bereits ON Oisnitds Nberi&tet
porbsn III, mar belite mebr martirt."
mas tisie Depsiae beOsutet tann man
nur Dermiitben. sic lam bsotuten,
bab cine srSbsre S6lutt i'm Sanss
1T, oSer fie mag aud nur anf bic ais
g.msinsn Sruppsubepssungen 9e3us
babsn, Die felt sinissn Sassn IN Bel
glen i'm Ganse iinb.
Gin. aus bolldnoifdsr AusIe fans
msnts Depei4e fast. oub cine heftiss
aanOnabe BON Der Ri9tuns RON SOn,
srsa, n5rbIia BON 2iitti4 Der, per.
nebmbor isi. glm Disnftas mar be-
riatst poro.n, bab siu.i aabuIeries
DiDiiionsn NIT alrtillsrie in sOnsres
onsstOmmen isisn.
Wdhrero bes sages bnben in Bel.
glen ipisber 5obIrsids @OrpOitsnses
fsate slpifd.n Deuti6en, geIsisrn
nnb Sransoien itattseiunben-
Der 6eutf6e aommanSsar IN aiits
tia fteut IN gtbrebs, SuB bic Deit.
iHm BET bem usriua, Die Sorts su
nssmms 10000 usauu ssslsrsn 5ass
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admpfe I'M ben geiib Der Sorts DDn
2iitti9 iinb tpisoer i'm GaHse. Sus
9Dmbarbsmsnt Der Sorts bat uisosr
begonnsu unb bic Sorts antpprtsu in
snsrsiiber Weifs.
Die Seutidsnbabsn bsi airbs cine
Bride iibsr bic Waas ssi9lassn uuo
es TT DabrfaeinIi9, bab pabrsnS Oes
8om6arosmsuts bic OsutI9sn siuen
@eriu9 MAIDEN tperben, bic Maas su
iiberf9reitsu, oenn ss iino srobe Gous
Dois auf Der Strabe Ha4 Gnsis sefes
6sn tpprben.
Der @ormari1 Der Deuti9en tpirO
Surd oie Sorts BON 2iitti9 fart alfs
sebaItsn, ba bieIe Die bon ben Seut.
idsn einsefdlagenen Strabsn bsberrs
iden, ME aud bic 3pifa.nraume stpis
I9sn ben Sorts. Die 9ef6roeruns
bon 4rtillerie unb Sransportipageu
tpirS baour9 bebeutenb erI9pert.
Cine offisisIle GrtIGruns oss frans
s5fiiasn arisssmiHifteriums.. bab Biz
gum MittpOdb gaadmittas, abgsiehsn
bon @orpoit.ngefe4tsn, feline srnitlis
den 3uiammsuitDBs itattgsfunoen 9dta
ten. purbe ipdter bur9 bic Ra9riht
aus paris piberlest, oaB Die 9euts
fden anssfunssn bGtten. 4ontsas
Wpuiion su bombarbiren. Siele
Gtabt lisst 16 Msilen iiibpeitli9 bon
Meb unb es miiiIen bort sr0bere
sruppsnmaifen einseriidt fsin.
ggie aus 2pnbon ssmelbst miro,
tann cine sfriessertIaruns 5ipii9en
gnslanb unb Seitsrrsid.lIngarn in
isSsm gussubIid erfOIssn unb Der
5terreidiicbs gotf9uftsr pirb 2ons
oon am Montas berlaHen.
Die Osuti6e Irmee riidt in bas Sns
mere BON 8elsisn Dor iinb elm neu ans
setDmmsnss 9lrmeetOrps fiibrt jeBt bic
gslaseruns BON 2iitti8. Die perbiins
Seten Jransoisn, 8elsier unb Gnsldns
Der bersiten iia su einem semeini1afts
Ii9m iDuritob ssgeuah Deusiaen bot.
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ten. CT iast, bab bic Sorts Obns ben
9erluit zines Rannes ialIen wiirosn,
iobalo beutide gslassrunssgeiaiise
an Drt unb Stels isisu, lfnb Die 2ln.
sriffe auf 8sfebI bss aaiiers sinsss
felt morbtn feisn, um elm Husloiss
Spfern DON MeniaenIs6sH su Dermsi'
ben.
Ulit 9e5ug auf aiitti5 ertldrt Der
frans5iif9e Wiuiitsr Sss Geuberent
bas ale Sorts intatt isisn uno Die
Stabt islbft nur bon elmer sleinen
bsutihsn sruppsn5ab! bsieBt fei. gs
mar i9on friiber Sarauf 5ingspieien
tporben, oaB Der Sebler an oeH 2iittis
der Sorts Der lei, oab es ni4t m0sli6
| lit, irsenb Elm Sort bon bsm na&iteH
aus su fe6en, ObgIeia Sas Geusr ihrsr
geftiibe iib treust.
Cine BriifIeler Depefae fdst. Sab
bas Gros Der Seutidsn armee bic
ltmssssnS BON aiittid usrldbt unS,
burh 9eIsisn marf9ir.Hb. segsn bic
frans1iifae Grense OOrriidt.
@slsien sripar.et, baB bic Seutf6en
iibsr boIldnSii6es gsbist in beIsiiass
Gebist einbrinssn tperSsn unb hat bic
bOIGnbiide Resieruns srin6t, an5u'
ssben, mas fie untsr ioldsH 8sbinsuns
gen tbun iperbe. um bic Reutralitdt
ibrer grensen 81 iparsn.
Spsabors, bic srObe ruiiii9e sFes
flung in Jinnlano, bersitst iitb auf sir
reimbursement Dor. ME aus Dem unls
itanb berpDrseit, bab Der acmmans
beur alien Gipiliittn in SD.abOrs.
unb aud tn SeliinsfOrs, bsfObIen bat,
Siefe StGbte gu Serlafen.
qlus Rom piro ssm.lOst, baB bic
ROnisnesriner Stuturi in 9fIbuuien
beisbt batt.n.
Die admpfe um bic Gorts
BON aiitti9 pisber TN
Gauss
RrHiftI. u. gtasuuit. -Dis
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Serbiihe ariessberihte
Die aiiite Mont,negros
BON Der 6ferreidif9eH
TIotte bIpdirt.

Rib. Gsrbien, IL. Mus. - Ti
ierbifde uno Die montenssrinilhe VT
NEE. bic iih an Der Gren3e Der 9erjt
COMMA psreinist baben. OpsrirsH jsB
semtinfdaftIih in 1osnisn.
SerbiffH 4rtiIlerie bombarbirt su,
3eit g0refbba, an Der Dripa, 2t
Weilen iiiffjitlih Don Seroisipo, Be,
9auptitabt 9osniens. Ssrbiide 1rup,
pen bdttsn porbsr fdon ben bosniidtr
Drt @arbifdtu. am 3uIammenflut
Der Drina unb bes Gin, belsst.
Don perihieoeneR>p >pIdben an oel
ferbiften Grenss. an Der Gape tpis on
Der Donau. perftn unpi9tige @rrs
pOitenssfe4te ssmsIoei.
Die 5iterreidii9e artiIlerie fdbri
FORT Die 3itabsne pcn 9elsrao 5u be.
f9ieben unb ipGbrenb oes 9asss purs
be tpisber befeuenber mdtsrisller Gda.
ben in Der Stabt angerihtst.
Radri9tsn aus Sofia itimmen ba.
rim therein, 6ab bic buIsarii6e Res
sisruns iid fit iommenbs greisniiie
borbersitst, man tpsib a6sr niat, mas
iie Dor bat.
aonbon, IL. 9lugufi. Gin
aorreipoHbent ielegrnpbirt aus HiIb,
bab oas pereinisie ltrbiifpmontenes
sriniIfe 9eer BON pIspIjs, norbipeit.
lid BON Ropipa3ar, aus in brei aos
lonnen IN gosnien einriidt. Da Ger.
gbef bss Itrbiihen @snsralitdbE, ges
neral Ra6omir putnit, trdnt III, Fat
General Santppitf1 BON Der ferbif1en
Mrmee bas Sbertommanbo iiber Sie
Dsrsinist.n aruppsn iibsrnommen.
Mollsn ni4t langsr mar
ten
pnris, IL. aus. - QImsritaner.
bic in 6npre ouf bic frnn3Gfiiden
Dampfer ga Granes' unS .Gbiraso4
setpartst battsn, um barauf nab ben
Der. Gtaaten Su fnbrsn, psrlaiIen bic
Sdiffe ilnb ts6ren entpeoer nah pa
ris sllriid ODER bes.Ssu ii9 naa eng.
lamb.
Mebr als iauIsnb afmerisansr bdbss
auf llnfoIten Der aompaenie ldnsere
3sit auf Den Dampiern ssiebt, tGsIid,
eripartenb In Gee 81 seben. Die
apmpasnis srbistet iit itbt ben Qtmss
riiansrn ibr paiiassgelb 3uriid3uses
ben, minus S1.20 pro Gag pom II.
Qluguit an. Mebrere 9unbert Mmes
ritansr babsn bas Mnsrbistsn anges
nommen.
prin5 Geors BON Serbisn
pertpunoes.
lonbpn. IL. gliig. - Cine De-
psft& aus yaifb, Serbisn, melbst, Sab
grin5 @eorg BON Gerbien psrtpuHbsi
lporben lei. ipdbrsno sr bus gombars
oement Der Jsiiiins BON @sIsruo ieis
tens Der Ssiierrsider bsobnHttts.
Der Bring itnno auf sintm Ddn ser
5sftung. ais dn Gprsnsitiid DON sinenl
gti6ob ihm an ben Ropf fog. gr
Ipurtt beIinnungslos fortesIhafft
[sine @srtDunbuns fou absr, ni9t sss
Id1rli4 lsin
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8ei 2Nd9l6an(en nno cSagaroe 6a6en
oie 9sra,So(en 1900 2Iann an
G9efangeuen perloren.
Cine &rte9serfldrtn9 5rii0en Gn9.
lano ,tno Seiferrei6 tiin0!i6
er,uartet.

Der 5aaradH smi@ah IO am aa sSDH sam pie a saS
peaadtr snprHsse4s saH a Bel
mdba. bHhnE
i'm in
Sauan
-
angsiaHe 5
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Muslano. .Selegrapb
9eutids Nad,rid,ten.
Mebsr ole @sfs9ts Bel
Wiblbauien uuo

Wablbauien uno
2agarbe.
Berlin Dia 2onoon, 13. a(ng.--
Die beuti6en 5ruppen habsn bel
WhibIbalifeR 5ebn Sffi5isrs uub 800
Wann sefaneen senommen, bier Gss
idiise. aebn Wasen unb DisIe Geuebrs
erbeiitet.
Die Depefde erfldrt aah, bab ale
fran5oiii4en aruppen aus osutIdsm
Gebiet Dertrieben iporosn ieien. Gs
ipirb ferner semeIbet. Sab in aagarDe
bic Seutifxn msbr als tauieno @es
fdnsene ma&ten. unssfdbr ben fshfisn
1bsil Der beibsn seidlasensn frans0iis
iAen Regimsnter.
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s iir Dbio. asntudb, Snbiama
nHb bas iutitlide penniblbanisn: glas
stnein f95nes Wstter ON Donnsritag
iiHb 1reitag.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-02-06
A New Mine Host"

John Ramsay, who was our sheriff
from 1895 to 1902, took charge OF the
Hotel Woodland, Tuesday OF this
week, buying the equipment from
GIL. Price, who has been "mine hos"
since 1907. The new landlord IL
known everywhere over our county,
as good natured, companionable
fellow, and one who has about a.
many friends rs he has acquain.
tancess, and knowing him as they do,
they know he will treat them right II
they will only give him q show by
putting your autograph on the pages
OF the Woodland, for a square meal
or lodging or both, when you come 10
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price retire for the
sole purpose OF getting rest, and are
temporarily quartered AZ the home
OF her sister, Mrs. A. X, Irvine. Mr..
Price has not decided In what bust.
ness he will engage In, and In fact IL
In no hurry until he gets good rest
They have many friends Who will
Wish them good rest, and that they
will be able to find a business that
viii warrant them In staying right
here, where they have both passed
the greater part OF their lives.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-02-06
Making Good.

We greatly enjoyed a visit from
VIII u. Curry, who had come from
his post OF duty on the Indianapolis
Sun, TO see his only sister become
wife. lie Is another OF the bright
boys that have gone out OF our old
High school, and from this old his.
toric paper, that have made good-in
fact, every one OF the boys who have
left THE SENTINEL cases to 20 into
the larger newspaper field have ever
made good, and "Willie" Is no ex-
cep,ion to the rule, lie not only en-.
joys the confidence Of his supe riors,
but he is appreciated from the fact
that he goes after the news and gets
1t, and knows how TO present It. In
readable form. His feature ar.
ticles in the Sun are gems In literary
effort, May lac continue In his good
work until he lands In Washington
In charge OF some great newspaper
bureau
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-02-06
Land Excursion
to Bearden, Arkansas,
Tuesday, F Ell ru airy
18th, 1914. Reduced
Rates. Inquire of
F. L. TELLER,
Oregon. Mo.

Plans extending the Savannah
interurban line TO Maryyille and Tar.
kio, by way OF Fillmore, Is being dis.
cussed by the interurban committee
OF the st, Joseph Commercial club.
The following from here, so we
are Informed, attended the automo.
bile show In st. Joseph, this week:
Guy Cummins ana wife, r. G. Ruley
and wife, NJ. II. Martin, Frank Eos.
ter, j, II, Reeves, II. G. Cook, Fred
Cook, q. w. King and family, Lau.
renee killam, Rev. II. A. Clagett,
Jim Huntsman, Jacob Bucher and
wife, Ira Bucher and wife,
We acknowledge the receipt OF
late copies Of Havana, Cuba, papers,
under date OF Jan. 20, which came to
us on Jan. 30-only five days reaching
us from that far'away island. They
came from II. G, DUNCAN, who with
his wife and daughter, Miss Hor.
tense, are touring that part Of the
earth. Whenever II. c. takes a jour
ney to any OF the Interesting parts Of
the world, he never forgets to send q
souvenir to his old home paper, to
which he has been continuous sub,
scriber since 1896. They were At Key
West, Fla, Jan. rs, and oil were In
good health, and enjoying the trip
greatly.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-02-06
Becomes a Benedict.

Oda Greene, one OF the best Of fell
lows, has been going 1t alone-well
for u good many years, and he Just
got so blamed tired of 1t that he con.
cluded to put stop to 1t, and he has
finally succeeded In a splendid man
ner. On Wednesday OF last week,
January %, 1914, In company with
Miss Emma, that splendid, sensible
daughter Of Judge Daniel Huiatt,
called at the Evangelical parsonage
and when Oda presented his creden-
tials for calling, the pastor knew at
once what occasioned the call so
with few words, Rev. Weidemier
pronounced them husband and wife,
and away to the farm they went, as
happy a pair as you will possibly find
In years journey.
The two young people are just Al
In every way, and we surely are glad
to hear OF their wedding, wishing
them long and happy life.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-02-06

Mrs. Carrie Steinmetz, OF Louis.
Vile, Kentucky, is visiting here, the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Edwin
Weary, husband and little grand.
daughter, Catharine Weary; also her
sister, Mrs. Tom Curry, and nephew
and niece, j. J. Rayhill and wife.
The Kansas City Motor Car as.o.
citation will hold their annual show In
convention hall, Feb. 1922. Each
year this exhibition is put on at a
great expense and II greatly assists
every one In the motor car business
throughout this section OF the West.
The farmers In and around Forbes
were out In their fields this week,
blowing. On Sunday last, Feb. /,
blacksnakes were out, and one was
killed crossing a road leading into
Forest City. An incident In the
weather conditions that is rarely II
ever equalled before.
DIR. rIillyard, OF st. Joseph. visi.
ted here over Sunday, the guest Of
her friend, Miss Cora Frye,:returnine
Tuesday. Her nepheas, Carl Rush
and Everett IIillyard, brought her
up In her car, Sunday, returning In
the evening, the doctor remaining
over until Tuesday and returning
home on the train.