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The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23

Charles Mills, Of Forest City. IL
back from his old home In Anderson,
Ind where lac Vas alled by the serl,
Gus illness Of his father. Ills father
Was so improved that he was able To
return after few days stay. u was
Charley'> first visit back home In
twenty live years.
Sheriff Gelyin Is now entertaining
seven guests, at his hostelry-Sam
Melee and George kfOus, bootleg
ging; A, Beagle, for unlawful sein-
Ing; Charles Goodin, wife beaten;
John Wilson, for murder; Harry
Weaver, raising check; and Daisy
Miller, for vagrancy.
We greatly enjoyed a visit Friday
last, from J. ID, Williams, OF the Fair.
view distr let. lie was accompanied
by his bright little sons, Dale and
Dorvin. Dale Is a student Of the
Fairyiew district, and has been alb
sent but once In four years, and never
tardy during the six years lie has at
tended school. Surely a record TO be
proud Of
Our county Republican ticket Is
coming with whoop. Some Of the
boys have little or no opposition
namely a. NJ. Tibbels, Il. A. Dun.
ham and Harry DUNCAN, which means
they are AL gentleman. The balance
OF the ticket should be supported with
vim because they are all representa-.
tive Republicans. Corning Mirror,
October 10,
p. NJ. Babb, the auctioneer, ar
rived here from La Cygne, Kansas,
Sunday last, to Join his family, who
came Thursday OF last week. They
will make their home here In Oregon
just as soon as they can find q house
Mr.. Babb has q big sale Of Short Horn
cattle at Parker, Kansas, October 20
and will leave for that point on thu
2sth. See his card elsewhere In thil
issue,
w. NJ. Sapp, who was pastor O.
the Maitland NJ. f. church In 1888. 'S5
was up visiting his former friends a
Maitland last week, and while h,
found many still there, he found thai
many had passed into the great un
known. He Is now In charge OF on,
of the largest congregations OF Lo.
Angeles, CAL, and was on his return
from Attending thu national encamp
ment Of the g. A. r. at Detroit.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
Gave Us a Call.

John A. Goodhart, Of the Triumph
district, accompanied by his daugh.
ter, Mrs. Ed. Watson and her daugh.
tiers, lmogene and Nelma and son,
Dale, were here Monday visiting with
Mrs. Alice Maple, and John stopped
In and chatted us at the prlntery.
Dale drove them down In Eds car,
and Uncle John tells us that the fol-
lowing are the auto owners OF the
Triumph district; Henry and Char.
ley Wright, Mrs John Lewis, Stock
Ilodgin, Lum and Arch Patterson,
VIM. Hunlsman, Wesley lIodgin, j.
w. Patterson, Vim. Shields, and
James Hornecker, which Uncle John
says means the sending out OF the coun.
yand district about $4,000, which
will never come back, and II Il does II
will come back In such an iniinitesi-
mally small way that 1t will be Of nc
benefit TO any one or any community
We always enjoy a visit from Uncle
John, and while he Is "grunting''
around q little, we hope he may be
physically able TO visit us for many
years yet.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23

-IIesse's, Car.Sul, Lysoll and Lees
DIP for sale by +. o. Phillips, Drug.
gist.
The MIN Ladies now have Bulbs
for sale at Mrs. Markland's, Variety
Store and Mrs. Dayidson's.
- Mrs. Alice Maple was taken VIC.
lertly sick one night last week, being
alone size lad no assistance until
morning. She Is better az Til,
writing.
The Ladies' All society. OF the
Christian church, realized s3l. H. from
their recent bake sale. and they feel
grateful TO the people for their gen.
erous patronage.
We great enjoyed visit Sa,ur.
day, from e.. W HeaNiS .f0rmeriycU county
superintendent Of our schools. but
nov superintendent Of the rural
schools OF our state.
Jacob Buchcr aud family. accom-.
panied 10y Miss Leah Duuley, with
Ira Butcher at the wheel. drove 10 ~
Joseph. wednesday. aud Jake" said
he would take two big ones for rs.
Miss Rose Kennedy. Of Fillmore.
Mo, j. Visiting here. the guest Of her
sister, Miss nellie Kennedy, one Of
tie teachers In our public school,
and Ter cousin, Mr. Charles Cowan
and wife.
Jesse Hicks, Of our city, for the
first time became grandfather on
october 18Th MIR and Mrs. Lester
Hicks, Of Grant City. comforting his
honor upon him 10y having born to
them son.
Don't forget the box supper and
pie SUcial To he held al CUP school.
house. Friday night, October 3O-.the
night before Halloween. Everybody
l. cordially invited. Emma NJ Rad.
ley, teacher.
The Republican candidates have
been having highly satisfactory meet.
ings a, Forbes and Craig. and tomOr.
row. saturday, they viii meet the
people a. Forest CITY, and next Sat.
utd1y, october Jlst, they viii be a,
Mound city. u j. get acquainted
meetings, aud the candidates ~ well
A. the people seem 20 enjoy them.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
IItIATr.-MiTIf.

In the presence Of large circle Of
friends aud relatives, the words were
spoken, at tue tome Ui Mr. and Mrs.
H., ". smith, on the evening OF
Thursday, October I'D, 1914. at 1:Jl
U clock, that united Two hearts ~
beat a. one { larence W, son VI Mr..
and Mrs WIN. II liuiatt. aud Miss
Myrtle Liiiidn, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs h. ", Smith, became husband
and wife, ana starr uUt together on
iilc's highway ~ TO details, Tllk
>ENTINEL ias no luftlrr particulars,
bat We DO KNOW that Hon county has
no liner ami more hishly esteemed
Lnd respected young people than IT,.
cuntraci iug parties. l'pth are spiei'
AMY equipped to begin HE together,
and II iuuN UUt Uvvd tie example sci
10y Their Splvndid parents. ihei VII
surely mt,r success ui Their part
uvr>nip, Niicu u1, been formed un'
der sUrh favorable circumstances
Here in sou n1in. anu may you i've
uns aud prosper
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23

Bert Dreher has brought to this
Office one yam just one lonesome yam.
hut it's a whopper OF a yam: It's the
biggest yam that We have ever seen.
II weighed Just nine pounds and four
ounces,
iii Montgomery and wife. and his
three children. Of SkidmUre, accom-.
panied by his wife's mother, Mrs
lIobli,2el', were sunday visitors al
the home Of Father and Mother
Montgomery
Mrs Hen Morgan drove TO skid.
more In hvr car, last sunday, To visit
her sons, Dr. Ray and sam. and fam.
lies Size was accompanied Toy Mis-,
Ethel Kennedy. They returned the
same evening
Rev. Anderson. the newly assign.
ell minister 81 tie VI. i. charge here,
II expected to arrive here from lis
late charge at Marceline, aud will he
on duty at the ". T.. church next
sunday, morning and evening.
The ii.year.old son Of !. NJ
Campbell, fell from tree SUNDAY
last, October 18th. aud dislucated a
shoulder and broke an arm. Dr Wood
fixed him up IN a. good shape A. pos.
SiDe, and lac Il getting around some
nov.
Charley AnSelment, and lis
brother.in.law, u. T. Kyle. who las
been here on a visit from Lo, Angeles.
California, left Monday for visit
with Mr.. Anselment : sister, Mrs. a..
bert Anselment al Ava, Douglas
county. this state.
Mrs Frank Coe and son. Boyh, Of
Goats, Kansas, are visiting here, the
guests Of her mother. Mrs. Jennie
BOYD, and her Sisters and brothers
and SUNDAY last visited With hef
brother, ~. and family IN Forest
City
MIR. Alex NanlIuskirS. Who ia,
been 80 very vi the past ten days. j.
reported some better 10y his physi'
clan, br. wood lie l. a great sui.
fefrr from gall stone and its cumpli'
cations, bat We are optimistic a. a.
the outcome. and hope 10 soon see lii'
familiar figure about lis u'l.cc.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
HONEE BNkEI,

Rocks clothing store, although a
busy pace, Was especially busy We'd
nr>,iay morning al lhi> Ny.h, bci ubcr
.2lst, when Joseph u liuyer ami Miss
T. ina liakeT. I'll FOREST cay, we're
united Ia marriage hy Rev. i. \.
Clagctt. ~ tnr if,sb! lefian church
OF thiS ciiA
TIE couple were given especial care
and attention, and every courtesy
shown them by Mr. kuuck and lis
courteous corps ul clerks. The bfiue :
maiis we're Miss Bonnie lifudbcck
clerk ut tie probate court, aud Miss
lieSSir MrirT Nhiir tie groom Was
accompanied 10y tie cirfkS Of lhe
store, Mc,srS, Gul Conrad, Fred Nor
gan. frank Castle and Mont Curry
Who we're lhu lifNt 10 congratulate
thc coupe,
The ludr wore u gown Of white
Mesa inc, VAN An over net OF lace,
trimmed IN rvi iatu, White gloves
ami white Ibf
Mr.. hu.rk closed his store durlng
the ceremony. ana al tie SERIOUSNESS
amt sucHuIIN, That chafdcivfilrs
sucil occasions, wi> Witnessed on tbs
occasion, and tie Young COUP,
seemed 90 appreciate tie lull mean
iug OF lhr occasion and the obliga'
lions they tat voluntarily assumed,
A. a Nuiilug gIii, Mr.. kuuck CAV,
the couple tacu chance ~ winning
the aul Omphile may one or the Other
yet that auto,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
A Happy Meeting.

Edgar and Phietis Leach, Of For.
est City, we're made especially happy
THIS week, by VISIT from tieir
brol her, Sylvester, OF Millington,
Mich, whom they had not met since
they separated on Christmas day,
lsHj, IN their native town OF Burton,
o., following their discharge from
tne Union army as members Of the
I'd Ohio Infantry, known as tie
Mckinley regiment.
on separating, Edgar came west to
Nebraska and Iowa, and In 1863 To-
Gated In Forbes township, and Sylves.
Ter stayed In Ohio until 1875, when
ne located on a farm In Michigan.
There were live OF these brothers, a nd
all did service In defense OF the union,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
Honors Come to Them.

The bunch Of students to the State
University from, our little city has
come into the limelight by being Civ.
EN- recognition by their fellow Stu.
dents In a way that not only brings
no little degree Of pride to their pa.
pie,
Reed Bailey, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Bailey, has been elected first lieu
tenant, second In rank, OF the Uni
versity Militia Company, and was also
chosen yice.president OF the "Holt
county University Club" Ward
Headley, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
meadiey, was made the club president
ana Katharine, daughter OF A. W.
King and wife, was chosen its secre-
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23

james Quick and wife, Of the
pa and grandma twice at one time,
their daughter, Mrs. Arthur u Grain,
Of Trinity, Mo-, who Is here visiting
them, having given birth to a line
pair Of twins girls, Thursday, Octo.
Der 18th, 1914. DR.. +. T.. Bullock was
In attendance, They weighed six
pounds each.
Mrs. Sam Hughes was taken very
suddenly sick last Friday night, her
husband being out AT their farm In
the Mayilower school district, she
was alone, and only by forced efforts
was able to get to the telephone
and call for doctor, otherwise she
might not have been able to ave re-
sisted the attack. She Is still real
sick woman.
George Preston, aged W years,
died at Yale, Okla, October 18th.
lie and family, In the years gone by,
formerly resided In this county. He
leaves two sons and two daughters.
His son, Scott, In the Richville dis
trict, attended the funeral, and re-
turned here Tuesday. MIR. Preston
was born In Yorkshire, England, In
November 1922.
The junior Of this great religious
weekly, and his wife, have returned
from their visit Of month with their
daughter and husband, MIR. and Mrs
j. j. Rayhill, OF Milo, Missouri. They
both returned greatly helped by their
vacation, the Junior being accompan,
led by genuine "Vandyke," and
many are charging him with being
Joe Cannon's double.
Merrill G. Parsons, Of near Column
bus, o., Is here on q visit with his
sister, Mrs. Kate Jackson and heI
sons and daughters, and Charley Par
sons. They are the only two, brother
and sister, left Of the family, and they
are certainly enjoying the meeting, Il
being Mr.. Parsons first visit with his
sister for ten years. Mr.. Parsons Il
now 80 years Of age, and seems won
deYfully well preserved. He Is . vet,
eran Of the Union army, having served
In the 10th Ohio Infantry. His wife
Is with him.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
SEEMING Out OF Season.

Sheriff Gelvin, accompanied b,
Game Warden c. II. Courtner, OF
Agency, Mo-, went up to the Biz
Lake, Friday last, October 10, and ar
rested Elmer, James and Charley Bar,
ker, George Yocum, and Frank Bea.
gel, the warrant charging them with
seining In the lake, out Of season, the
law prohibiting SEEMING after October
!. They all gave bond excepting Bea.
gel, Who went to jail until court
meets, which will be next week. We
guess 1t Is . case where the parties
did not know the law, and will likely
come out Of II without losingl much
hide.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23

Rev. C'agrtt said the words over In
the recorder, office VA Friday o.! AS
week, October lG'h, that united In
marriage. MIR. Jasper Beekman, Of
fuflescue, and Miss Ruth CvUnce. OF
llIgeIOM.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23

Barney Lee SchoUno,cr aud bertha
Know les, Du'h Of IigelUW, we're made
man and wife IN st. JOSEPH, Friday
e last week, October lUth.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23

Ernest G. Mcintyre aud Mis-, Sno
die Dick, both o. Mound CITY, he
came husband and Wifp IN st Joseph
on saturday last. October Eta.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
At the Altar.

William =. Moser aud Miss Blanche
Marion, OF Maitland, we're married IT,
st. Joseph. saturday, October Eth.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Maple, OF Lib.
erty, Mo-, are home to visit his moth
o., and have decided to stay for the
winter at least, to care for his mother
whose health 10 somewhat impaired.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-23
DIR. l.. -. HARTMAN. Forbes, Mo.

y
was at home over Sunday.
w. W. Dawson was In st. Joseph
on business, Tuesday Of this week.
SAY DO YOU know It Is Hat
time again at 4. \. NETHERLANDS,
Oregon, Mo.
THE SENTINEL and Kansas cts
Weekly star, one year, for only ~ %
Call at once.
Judge Zen Morgan who has been
quite sick again. Is now thought he
some better.
A good, second hand. - horse.
power gasoline engine for sale. see
Wilson Bros,
Elder u. II. Dawson was here for
day or two this week, and returned
to Excelsior Springs.
Mrs. Emma Harris, Is in 81. 10
Sepl. yisiting her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Claiborne and family.
Mrs. Howard Allen, II st. Joseph
was the guest Of Mrs. u. ;. Reeves,
for few days last week
IL. r. Alkire was In Jefferson City
few days the past week, looking al.
ter some business matters.
The Mum Ladies now have Bulhs
FOR sale at Mrs, Markland's, Variety
Sore aud Mrs. DavidsUns.
Miss Mabel Austin, OF 81, Joseph,
visited her grandmother. Mrs. Lizzie
RoecRer, Tuesday Of this week.
Glare Castle l. now prepared, and
has IN stock, Celluloid 10 put In
lights In Buggy aud Auto Tops.
Mrs. Bert Drcher has been ill for
several days. bot l. cOnylleNcing aud
will soon bc IN het usual health.
Ed smith. u the South Center
district, was IN town Monday, and
WAS quite busy man for lew hours.
ban. VI. Martin and wife are
home again after a delightful visit
with their son, Emil, a. Portland,
ore.
Mrs +. l.. Ieller daughter Miss
Carrie, and grand ma Nj, lakcr,
were 81 Joseph visitors, saturday
last.
Weed llind,. NJ Kansas CITY,
was here day ur two TIT, week, VS..
iilnH MS mother hfu'llei> ana
SISTER.
Charles T. Weller. Of Maitland
was on the 81. lu,cll market, last
wrck, with car OF cattle ami = car
Of hogs,
L, T. Scntncl aud wife. oi Hutch
-, IT, 49, IL 800, ~ ~.
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Christ Crosse. wife ahd grand
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Miss Mabel Austin, OF ST. 20
E,,ck.r and her u,any o,L.r relative,
here, this week.
Charles lipeckrr ~ Broken row
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Albert Weber aud John Ford. o
Forest cay, are making the needed
repairs 10 TIE Stpl llolSlh nome
recon " avn 'Sei W hle'
". e.. GOA. whl N.~ hr guest oi
uast Neck. lott Tor his upm, I'M Jack,
S'hN'.I'f fiullid' I"tN''l'
Henry Trurfltrl rr aud wife. ul
Eobln,ln, k,n,l,. ,ftpr A few DAYS
Vi.it win IA, brI'ur,s. Juhn an
VII. nave returned home
Ermrmher that We wIl' send Won
TuE .NrINEL anl Kansas Ciy
Wrrkl, Star. nnr wear. for DnIy Al. 80
price II TuE SENrINrL alone.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-01-30
TEAMS LEAVE F0R
 NELCH|KA CAMP
Mcintosh Starts Out Ten Head of Stock for Neichina-Many
 Prospectors Leave.

The Mcintosh stage line sent out ed with supplies for the Nelchina and the outfits of number of pros pectors who came here from Seward. The outfit consisted of ten tons of freight.
 Riley and Curtains, who arrived on the Northwestern from Seattle, were among the prospectors who left this morning with the outfit. Mcintosh will take the men and their outfit to the camp on Crooked creek.
 Babcock and Isaacs, from Nome, also left with an outfit of 2,600 pounds. They came here on the last boat and are old timers at the game, having spent much time in the Nome 1 country and in the interior. Ganson and Ranson, with an out fit to last a year, were in the party. They also have spent much time in Nome prospecting and are moi nov ] ices at the game.
 Barnes and Hinton, from Knik, have their outfit on the Mcintosh string of teams and are going in via the Valdez government road, as it is the surest way.
 1 Joe Birsch and Merith, with an outfit of 2,00o pounds, which is be- i ing shipped into the camp Both men have received information from partners now in the camp that the indications are good for it to become one of the best camps in Alaska and are determined to get in on the ground floor.
 A small outfit for Charles Mccall lum, who is now in the camp, was shipped by his partners in Valdez so that he may remain for the season and prospect the claims located last fall
 1 4 small shipment of half ton was sent to Ringwald Blk, the Copper ] Center roadhouse keeper, and small quantities for roadhouses along the 1 line.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-01-30
n the District Court for the Terri-
 tory of Alaska, Third Division.

tory or HlaSka, ihird DIvISfon.
 In the Matter of the Annexation of
 Certain Territory to the Incorpor-
 ated Town of Valdez-Order Set
 ting Time for Hearing Petition and
 Giving Notice.
 A petition having been this day presented to the court for the pur- pose of instituting the proceedings required by law for the annexation of territory to an incorporated town, said petition praying for the annex ation of certain described territory to the incorporated town of Valdez, ill the Territory of Alaska. Third divis- ion; and it appearing to the court that said petition is signed by forty eight qualified electors of said incor- porated town, the same being more than one-fifth of the number of votes cast at the last municipal election ill said town, and by five actual resi- dents and owners of substantial prop erty interests in land in the territory proposed to be annexed and verified by two of the signers of said peti-- tion; said petition setting forth the boundaries of the territory so pro posed to be annexed to said town, an having attached thereto a plat based upon an actual survey by compe-- tent surveyor, setting forth the linn it's and boundaries thereof by metes and bounds, and stating the number of inhabitants therein:
 Therefore. il appearing to the court that said petition is in the form re quired by law; it is ordered that said petition be heard and cons idered by the court on the 18th day of Febru- ary, 1914, at 10 o'clock d. Ill. of said day, at the court room of this court in Valdez, Alaska. if said day be d day of jurisdiction in said court, or if the same be not day of jurisdiction, then said hearing shall be held on the first day of jurisdiction thereafter. It is further ordered that notice of such hearing be given by posting printed or typewriter copies of th.s order in three conspicuous places within the limits of said incorporated town of Valdez, and by posting such cop ies in three conspicuous places with in the limits of the territory so pro posed to be annexed to and included within the limits of said incorporated town, and by publishing copy of this order once week in the Valdez Prospector, a newspaper of general circulation published nearest to said town.
 Done in open court al Valdez. Alaska, this 7th day of January, 1914
 FRED. M. BROWN, Judge.
 First publication January 10, 1914.
 Last publication February fl, 191;.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-01-30
MARION GAYNOR
 MARBLES ISLAM

NEW YORK, Jan. 30. Miss Marion Gaynor the I6-year daughter of Ralph Isham, the 23-year- old son of the capitalist. Sere married today secretly. The young couple then re in Brooklyn and asked for her bless ing. The news of the wedding was q surprise to every one as it was not known that the young couple Wrr" infatuated.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-01-30
WOULD AMEND
 INCOME TAX LAW

Der of bills have been introduced in congress to repeal that section of the income tax law by which the income is withheld at it's source by the cor pcraticns. It is stated that the sys- tenn is cumbersome and unsatisfac- ship upon many
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-01-30
GOETHALS
 NAMED GOVERNOR

WASHINGTON, Jan. President Wilson today sent the name of Col Goethals, the canal builder, to the Senate to be first governor of the ca nal zone. The salary of the governor will be $10O0D or $5 900 less than the present salary Of the colonel. It iS expected that the name will be con firmed without any opposition
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-01-30

FOR SALE-Land scrip which can be used for locating government land in Alaska. Fully guaranteed For price and particulars address l.. w. Hubbell X Son, Springfield. Mo. Adv.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-01-30
SALVATION ARMY
 LEADER DYING

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Eva Booth, the leader of the Salvation Army, is seriously ill in this city and it is feared she will not live long, Pray CTS are being offered ill all the sta ticns of the Salvation Army for her recovery
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-01-30

Have your watch repaired al the Valdez Drug Co. by an experienced workman. All work guaranteed and promptly done. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-01-30

Besides the usual army of the un- employed there is woeful army of political fortune hunters who failed to connect with the jobs they sought
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-01-30

Wanted to Buy Secondhand
 One Standard TruX ore car about 24 A 21 of about 13 cubic feet ca pacity for 1S-inch track. Apply T. G. Quinn. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-01-30

Watches cleaned $1.50. Ail work guaranteed. Plant X Co. jewellers. If