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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-11-13

Frank G. Wehman has secured the
agency for B. A. Thomas Stock and
Poultry Remedies and b. A. Thomas
Hog Powder. These remedies have been
sold for years and are OF known merit.
B. A.. Thomas Hog Powder is the
only guaranteed cure for Hog Cholera
made by any concern. 1t also prevents
Hog Disease and saves 20 per cent in
fattening.
The Poultry Remedy cures Chicken
Cholera and make chickens heaIshy
and increases egg production.
The Stock Remedy is necessary TO,
keep stock in good condition. II will
increase both milk and butter when fed
TO COWS.
You want TO call and discuss these
goods with this firm, learn OF its value
and good points.
Always buy the large packages-thoy
are cheapest. advt
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-11-13
Death Of w. j Rogers.

Walton Jasper Rogers, aged 6S years,
died at the residence OF his son, R. A.
Rogers, on Reelfoot Greek Nov. 3, 1914,
at II am. Deceased leaves three other
sons in Middle Tennessee, he being for
merIy a citizen Of that part OF the State.
The remains were shipped to Estill
Springs for interment.
The son and family here are well
known, highly esteemed citizens and
the kindest sympathy is extended.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-11-13
at Rives last Friday night. His death

was very sudden.
Communications of very recent date
state that Mr.. and Mrs. 2. W. Mahan,
OF Cottage Grove, are the proud parents
OF 10-pound boy. Mrs. Mahan is
kindly remembered here as Mrs. Mary
Long Olive. LADY READER.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-11-13

No need for calomel with its nause-
ating effects. Liv-Ver-Lax is happy in
results. Thos. ]. Bonner & Son, Rives,
Tenn, will tell you about it. advt
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-11-13
RvEs.

MIS- OAaJ ASANCSf " S Nlf
was a recent guest of Mrs. Mag Harris
south Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Clemmons, OF
Obion, we're weekend guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Clemmons.
Mrs. I. ]. Bonner came in Tuesday
from points in Texas and Arkansas.
Misses Ethel Henderson and. Callie
Howell and Mrs. Waltet Howell, OF
Union City, we're late guests of Mrs.
Knox Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Moffat and Mrs.
Hugh Mcdonald, OF obion, we're up
for the obsequies OF the late Frank
Caldwell.
Mrs. Hal Cotton and children were
this week guests OF Mesdames Pybas
Rogers and John Moffet, Troy.
Mesdames Ed Hauser, 8. F. Howard,
Floyd Carter, Geo. Stovall, McAdoo
Harris, and Misses Martha Wade and
Missile Harris we're in town Thursday
for the organization of the Order oil
the Eastern Star. Mrs. Melvin, of I'm
ion City, was also present.
Messrs. John and McAdoo Harris are
on the lake.
Hon. I. ]. Bonner goes to Nashville
to-day friday. While in Nashville
Mr.. Bonner will make some sittings for
a life-size oil painting. This picture
when finished, as per custom Of Exalted
State Grand Masters, will be hung in the
Masonic Temple in Nashville.
Beautiful fall days are here--the air
is bracing and invigorating Nature is
putting artistic touches upon the land
scape, each tree and shrub rivaling each
other in brilliant colors OF yellow, red
and brown. To drive over roadways
carpeted in newly fallen leaves, stop by
the wayside for fruits of the season, or
explore the woods for nuts, is a pleas
ure indeed.
r. L. Phebus, Monroe MCGOWAN,
Claude Bolts, Sommers Garrett and
Mayor Mcneil attended the McKinnis
sale near Beech Monday, Y
Mrs. Will Klenke, OF Cairo, en- route
TO st. Louis, was here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 81 Pruett, the past week.
DIR. P. N. Matlock, Past Grand Patron,
and Mrs. Dodd, State Conductress, ac-
companied by eight ladies OF the Mason
Hall Chapter, came up Thursday OF the
past week and delivered the charter to
the Rives Chapter Of the Order OF the
Eastern Star. The following officers
were installed: w. A. McNeill worthy
patron; Mrs. I. p. Palmer, worthy
matron; Mrs. r. l.. Phebus, associate
matron; Miss Aletha Bonner, secretary;
Mrs. T. A. Cummings, treasurer; Mrs.
w. A. Mcneil, conductress: Mrs. Jerry
spikes, aSsocldVe CohuuCeiOoo, niS' ~
L. Harper, warden; DIR. e. II. White,
sentinel, and S. F. Howard, marshal.
The chapter opened with twenty-nine
members.
Burglars broke into Harper & Shores
dry goods store Monday night. The
damages are broken plate glass win
dow and suits OF clothes and other mer-
chandise stolen. Marshal Bradley heard
the crash and got on the scene in time
to give them run for life, one Of the
party leaving his cap. From strong
clue, it is thought they were negroes
from Jackson.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-11-13

Wake up your liver. A lazy liver
brings on the worst OF diseases. Liy-
Ver-Lax is happy 10 results. Ask Thos.
]. Bonner & Son., Rives, Tenn. advk
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-11-13
rEMPRRANcE NOTES.

On the third OF November four more
States voted dry. They are Washing
ton, Oregon, Arizona and Colorado.
Woodrow Wilson says II believe in
some States prohibition is possible and
desirable"
Ex-Gov. Hoch, OF Kansas, says:
Language hardly expresses the benefit
prohibition has been to Kansas. 1t has
made new civilization here. We have
hall million young people who have
grown up here and never have seen a
saloon.
For nearly six years North Carolina
has enjoyed prohibition and recon-
meuds other States to adopt it.
Fred o.. Blue, tax commissioners OF
West Virginia, in the four months trial
OF the stringent Yost bill, says: Pro-
hibition has not hurt business. Wheel
ing, which was the wettest town in the
State. has turned her brewery into
packing house. There we're fourteen
saloons in one block, now occupied by
other forms Of industry, some at adj
yanced rents. A shoe dealer in the
block reports an increase 10 business Of
tbirty-five per cent. ''--Supt. Of Press,
Rives w. @. I. U. g
The w. G. 7. U. meets with Mrs. Nc
Cav on Friday, Nov. 10, at 2 o'clock,
with the following program:
Subject-C Christian Citizenship.
Leader-Mrs. Bonner.
Scripture readings $50
Prayer.
Roll call, answered by fayorite scrip
ture verses.
Reading OF minutes.
Introduction and welcome to new
members.
Leahet-" Individual Responsibility
for Law Enforcement.
Herald OF Good Tidings- Mrs. Knox
Harper.
Washington-Mrs. McAdoo Harris.
Colorado-Mrs. Phebus.
Oregon-Mrs. 7. A. Cummings.
Arizona-Maude Benton.
Business.
Song.
Benediction.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-11-13

Thos. J. Bonner & Son, Rives, Tenn,
knows about Liv-Ver-Lax. You need
it for your liver. advt
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-11-13
The Woman Who Owns Hoosier
Saves Millions of Steps

You can see for yourself that with your whole
kitchen at your fingers ends you can sit down at
work in front of this new Hoosier and do your work
in much less time. Your walking is reduced to al
most nothing. The Hooser cuts the cords that bind
tomorrow.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-11-13

You have of these Hoose Cabinets delivered your
and the balance of the low cash price weekly dues
enroll before our limited allotment is taken
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-11-13
THE FAMOUS
HOOSIER ST. PLAN

1. You may choose any of the new Hoosiers
white Beauty" or "Oak Interior" at
slightly less price.
q 81 puts your Hoosier in your home at once.
81 weekly quickly pays for it.
8. The low cash price fixed by the factory
prevails strictly-no extra fees
a. This sale is under the direct supervision of
the Hoosier Company.
S. The sale is strictly limited to our small
allotment of new Hoosiers.
s. Your money back if you are not delighted
with your Hoosier
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-13

$4,000 votes given with each purchase of a
Hart Schaffner Marx Suit for cash.
5000 votes given with each purchase of a
Stetson Hat.
5000 votes given with each purchase of a
pair of Shoes.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-13
New Point and Vicinity.

Harry Moore took dinner with
Ora Boswell, Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Dreher returned home
from Oregon, Saturday.
Grandma Davis went to visit her
sister, Mrs. Hodgin, Sunday.
Ralph Meyer went to 81. Joseph,
Saturday, returning Tuesday.
Mabel Grouse visited Myrtle Zen.
der from Sunday evening until Tues.
day.
-Lota and Robert Carton spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the
wescott home.
Alma Springer and Retta hos.
we'll spent Sunday with katherine
and Frances Terry.
MIR, Morgenstein moved from the
Taylor farm, to the one vacated by
Joe Kennedy and family, last week.
The family Of Elmer Allen, from
Omaha, Neb., moved In the Miss
Maggie iIardman residence, last week.
Charles Glenn went TO ST. Joseph,
Friday, to see his sister, Matte. She
Is improving and hopes TO he home
soon.
Ora Boswell was In Oregon, Fri.
day last, and took a part OF the teach.
ers' examination. Ills friends are
wishing him all kinds OF success.
The nth, being Leona Crowns
birthday, Mr.. and Mrs. Fields de.
cided to have surprise for her, so
seven or eight Of the girls, with Mrs,
Babcock and VIII Acton, went TO
the Fields home and certainly sur.
prised her. The evening was spent
IN games and other amusements. At
. late hour, Ice cream and cake were
served, after which the crowd went
nome, wishing her many more happy
birthdays. NERO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-13
Forest Civ.
We regret to say that Mr.. Fuller
to be q very sick man.

We regret to say that Mr.. Fuller
continues to be very sick man.
Miss Goodwin. Of st. Joseph, has
much beautiful millinery on exhibi.
tion at Cottons hotel.
On Tuesday night Mr.. Thomas
and wife gave splendid lecture,
"The White Slave Traffic"
The Methodist minister and his
good wife were beautifully and sub.
stantially remembered by friends.
Miss Maude Stallard, who Is at.
tending business college In st. Joseph,
spent the Sabbath with home folks.
The Junior League will be enter.
tained Saturday afternoon at the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. d. II. Small.
wood.
Miss Grace Efner's friends are
pleased to have her we'll enough to
again he able TO be out. Miss Elmer
has been very III.
Master Teddy Bullock spent the
weeks end with his cbum, r. Beeler
Fitzmaurice. IT'S needless to say the
boys had great time.
Mrs. L. A. Smallwood and daugh.
ter, Miss Katie, who spent the weeks
end with Rev. Is. II. Smallwood and
wife, have returned to their home In
st. Joseph.
The Ladies' Aid Society, Of the
NJ. 4. church, will give q great bazaar,
st. Patrick's Day, giving a literary
and musicale program at night. No
admission will be charged.
Mrs. Apgar's sale of household
goods was we'll attended. We very
much regret TO lose this splendid
young woman from our midst, for she
will he greatly missed In church, Sun.
day school and social work. After
visiting relatives for month Mrs.
Apgar will make her home with her
daughter, Mrs. W. Pierson, OF Contra
LA, Ill.
There will be a township Sunday
school convention In our city, March
-. The program will appear next
week. Everybody is invited TO attend
and to take active part, II so disposed.
Mrs. T. p. Fitzmaurice, rs superin.
tendent OF the township, will be
pleased to hear from any one desiring
information on some particular sub.
ject to be discussed At this conven.
ton.
CLEANER.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-13
VIOLET.

Lutte Meade made q business trip
10 Oregon, Friday.
Mrs. uhel Banks made q trip TO
st. Joseph, Saturday.
William Fancher made n trip to
Mr.. womack's, Sunday.
DIR. Klopp came after his daugh-
ter, Miss Beulah, Thursday evening.
Walter Springs and family were
visitors al Marion Springs, Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Banks were visitors
at her parents, Mr.. Raiser's, Sunday.
Ed Sipes, wife and children were
visitors At the home OF W, Hughes,
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Rand and daughter,
Lulu, made q business trip 10 st, Jo-
seph, Friday.
Miss Meha lmboden and Mrs.
Edna Dick made q business trip to
John simmons, Friday,
There was no school at Oak Grove,
Friday, on account Of the teachers
examination Al Oregon.
The pupils OF the Oak Grove
school are getting along very nicely
under the care OF Miss Beulah Klopp.
Chris Imboden's brother, John
wife and daughter, Helen Grace, Of
Nodaway county, were visitors At the
home Of Chris Imboden, Saturday.
SPRING TINE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-13
Evangelical Church Notes.

Since this Is busy week for us, be-
ing Just the week before our annual
conference, Brother b. w. Smallwood
has kindly consented to Ill our pulpit
In Oregon next Sunday morning. And
the following Sunday being confer.
ence Sunday, Brother W. d, Lukens
has consented to preach for us In the
morning IN town. Preaching at
Nickell's Grove Sunday night.
We have added several members to
our class In Oregon. Brother j. Il.
Ramsey was elected class leader and
teacher Of the mems class In Sunday
school. Any one who does not attend
Sunday school elsewhere, is cordially
invited to attend with us.
We will leave for conference next
Monday and return the following
Tuesday OF the next week.
On last Tuesday night as we re-
turned on the 9;45 lnterurban, from
Severance, Kas., where we had been
to visit Mrs. Lansing, we were sur
prised by finding that the members OF
the church and neighbors had taken
complete possession OF the parsonage.
We arrived Just In time TO share the
dainty luncheon, and good time, and
thank them for the beautiful rug they
presented us. We found Mrs. Lans-
Ing slowly improving, but she Is bed
fast, and the doctor thinks that the
chances for recovery are Against her.
Wtthal she passes q sweet, resigned
Christian spirit, and one may learn
lessons Of patience from visit with
her.
G. w.WEIDEMIER, Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-13
Craig Items.

IT. r. Burns and Don Allen are In
Kansas City, taking q course In EN-.
balming.
C. NJ. Wickiser has begun work on
his Ice plant and expects to have II
completed by April first.
w. T. Crews, John Horn and
Henry DtLong, all Of Craig, are serv.
Ing as petit jurors for the United
States court, In st. Joseph, this week.
The Craig library is assured,
sufficient money having been subscribe
ed 10 make II 70. Two rooms, over
the Rife store, have been secured,
and work has been commenced. All
will be ready soon.
We are very much pleased that
our worthy editor Of the Craig Leader
has received the appointment Of post.
master for Craig. We think we will
have q good man In the right place,
and 1t is only a just recognition Of his
faithful work In the party to which
he belongs. -
':--On Monday last, an Exhibit car Of
Minnesota products was In Craig, and
was visited by . great many farmers,
also by many Of the town people.
While the products were no better
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-13
Oak Grove.

Mrs. Frank Stout entertained
Mrs. Alex. Cooksey Thursday after
noon.
Master Dewey Cooksey made his
trip to his Sunday school, Sunday, as
usual.
Mr.. Rankin attended his mothers
funeral Thursday, March 3, at High.
land, Kas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uhel Banks enter
tanned his father, Mr.. Banks, from
Iowa, most all week.
Robert johnson and wife spent
Thursday in Forbes, with their son,
Linville johnson, and family.
MIR. and Mrs. BloiI Fansher enter.
tanned their aunt, Mrs. Kelley, from
Friday evening TIL Sunday night.
Miss Ethel Farley spent Friday
and Saturday at her home with her
aunt, Mrs. Emmett Cordrey, and fam
lily.
We are informed that Dewey
Cooksey was present at the morning
services at the Forbes church, Sun
day.
Grandma Fansher has so much
improved In her health that she Is
now able to be up and around In her
home.
Our teacher, Miss Beulah Klopp,
spent Friday In Oregon, as Friday
and Saturday, March . and :, was
teachers examinations.
Mrs. Kelley, Of the Highland
neighborhood, spent several days last
week week with her sister, Grandma
Fansher, and her niece, Mrs. Emmett
Cordrey, and family.
Mrs. BlofY Fansher has been doing
some quilting In her home the past
week, and there are several more OF
the Oak Grove ladies going to soon
take up the same work In their
homes.
Frank Stout and son, Jesse, made
. business trip with team and wagon
to Oregon, Saturday, as II was NOV
Ing day for his daughters, Misses
Minnie and Goldie, who now have
their room with Mrs. DR.. Klopp and
family.
jesse Stout and Marion Dick load
ed q car apiece a. Forbes, Tuesday Of
last week, to be shipped to Texas: one
car being Marion Dicks and one car
being Harry Deglow's, as Harry ex-
poets to make his future home In
Texas.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Stout and
children, Herbbie, Harrel and Ethel ,
lspent their farewell visit one day last
week, with Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Dick
and son, Audrey, who left for their
future home In Texas, Tuesday, OF
~ VIOLET.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-13
Nickell's Grove.
Howard Addington made trip Il
Monday.

-Jesta Kunkel Is home from Full.
ton.
Andrew Hershner was quite sick,
Sunday.
Chris Meyer and family visited
at Henry Hershner's, Sunday.
George Stephenson and wife Wis.
tied at James Buntz's, Sunday.
Earl Major, Of Kansas City, Is
visiting At the c. L. Kunkel home.
j. G. Morris, wife and Raymond
visited at Nathan Smiths, Sunday.
Hattie Sahlin and Happy Nc
Gully were out horseback riding, Sun.
day.
We welcome Harrison Kunkel
and wife back In our neighborhood
again.
Win Kyle and family moved into
the house on IVES Zachman's place
last week.
Lydia Smith attended the club
meeting at Mrs. Earl Richards, last
Thursday.
Ed. Hershner and wife, OF neal
Mound City, spent Sunday with their
parents, Andrew Hershner and wife
Mrs. Earl Stephenson and Jean
nette spent Monday night and Tues
day with her sister, Mrs. John
Noellsch. ,....
Ellie and Harlan Jachman led {
very interesting Y. p A. meeting
Sunday evening. The duet by Har
Ian and Roland Zachman was enjoyed
by al. SUE
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-13
Benton.


Mrs. Wood, OF Hat deld, Mo-, IL
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Simpson.
Harry Gelvin and wife visited
Gerald Andler and family, one day,
last week.
Mrs. Edith Derr and Mrs. Bessie
Andler spent the day at the Tom
Derr home, Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Staley, who has been
quite sick the last few days, is a little
better, we are glad 10 know.
Mrs. Gladys Crane and husband,
OF Trenton, Mo-, are visiting Mrs.
Cranes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Quick.
Ira Xix has moved to the farm,
vacated by Joe Hickman; Mrs. Ash.
lock to the Rev. Weidemier place,
near the church.
Miss Lizzie Field visited last
week, her sister Mrs. Lucy Pebley,
at Craig, and cousin, Richard Field
and family, al Fairfax.
Gale Emerson and wife expect to
be at home the last OF this week
from Excelsior Springs, where Gale
has been for treatment, and his wife
visiting relatives,
Rev. Russell preached his fare
we'll sermon Sunday evening at the
church. Our best wishes 70 with
him and his family to the new home
to which they will soon remove.
VERITAs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-13
Napier and Vicinity.

Earl Case sawed wood for his
father.in.law, Monday.
Rev. Albert Martin preached at
Napier, Sunday afternoon.
&C. c. Brown and wife were trad
Ing In Forest City, Monday.
Rev. Brewster, OF Craig, is hold
Ing prUtracted meeting at Napier.
George Ross and family have
moved on the Eldredge Bunker place,
vacated by Charlie Hughes.
Charlie Hughes and family moved
to their farm, one day, last week,
that he purchased from Mrs. l.. L..
Fields. MEMO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-13

Fred T.. Markt has a COW that has
delivered five calves In q months.
Four OF these came as twins--June,
1912, Q pair OF twins and on March 10,
1914, another pair Of twins. Only
two are heller calves, and the whole
bunch is healthy and doing we'll
some COW that.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-13

"A letter was received at the Ore.
gon postofiice, this week, address sed TO
Postmaster Curry, and 1t was from .
former citizen Of Oregon, who has not
been away from hers but little over
two months. George H. Allen has
been postmaster for seven years.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-13
Monarch.

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1.,,er pl,ct,s sunday
Mrs. Lee Hughes and Orah Smith
visited at Nodaway, Friday.
Elmer Karr and wife, OF Fillmore,
spent sunday at Sam Karr's.
Harry Lilley and wife spent Mon.
day with Sam Karr and family.
Mrs. Raines, Of Andrew county,
visited Monday night and Tuesday at
james smiths
Mrs. Harry Pendegrast and chill
dren are visiting sam MARI ana iami,
" Few days oe'ore moving 10 NOUN"
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s,.hn.,s go W,s Tona coo,,s
and Mrs Charles Dinwiddie, Jake
poIsyroy.. wife and Es,ella.
C,,rroup
Arthur Hughes went to oregon
Thursday
Frank Colour had business INST
Joseph, Monday.
Mrs. Pearl Addington visited Mrs.
John Bruner, Monday.
Miss Violet Chilcoat visited Miss
Nellie Lumley, Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Colhour visited Mrs.
Josh, Chilcoat, Monday.
Miss NAV Colhour visited Miss
yiole, Cbilcoat, Friday.
willard J.,tins WAS visiting at
Ia, NcA,,hu,'s the mast week.
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The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-13
Abstracter and Nesotiator Of Loans
Transfers for week ending March

~ s''etk w ~
Rankin: NJ ne -, ~. 3I.. $500
S Bond to Edgar L
Kneale: sw %, 63, 3s...... 10000
Alma Caldwell to Jonas Is
Shields: 8 lj.lOoa NV ne 20,
VI, 3i.................. $40
Charles + Gibson to Elmer J
Crider; Sc IL, 10, 3s..,,,.... 2s,000
Marion + Dick to Charles J
wieman; se NV and NV NV
IL: g 2oa ne ne III, 50, 37.... 10000
Nellie Il Rankin to Oliver =
Botkin; 81 ne ~, ~, 37..... 10000
Coleman & Cunningham TO A
ID Cunningham: "a e2 sw "a,
W., w. ...........' '......... sV
+ II Scrivner to Chas NJ Nc.
Candlish; SO sc and ne sc IL.
w, W. '....,.........'... l},3VV
Chas McCandlish to ORA Scriv.
ner; sw ~ feet lots II and ~,
block y, Craig ............... 400
John Ashworth to Joseph L
Murray; la NV 10, 50, 37.. !
Charles u Zook to Joe II MUIR
ray: lands In 10, q, %, %, ~,
30, 3s.................. !.
Geo Crittenden to Charles No.
land: lots ., :, =, ., block Is,
Forest ty.................. SD
p = Cannon to W s Thomson;
lands In ~, %, 30. w, 3d.. II 900
Ethan ] Oxley to V NJ Vance.
l5ja ne 81, OIL, S............. 1900
John 4 Slater to Guy Jones;
J1a NV I, ~, W.............. 81 800
John Ilsley TO Frank L Mccoy;
W. sc ne q, %, +0,........... 1,so0
DIN Phillips TO william A
Kinney; W. e2 NV -, u, 3s.. $500
Frederick Cromer to william
A Kinney; e2 e2 NV %, 6l,3s. 400
James Iluiatt TO william II
Keller. NV ne -, ~, 37.. 5000
John G Heck to Robert Il Heck,
81 ii: l20a NV ~, 63, 3d.. 1880
G W Brierly TO J @ Wilson, Jr;
25a NV ~, 62, 30. loo
Robert Il Smith TO Emmett l.
C,gn.y. Gov mo- % n, M aooo
Arthur q Markt to John Markt;
part lots and 7, block 2,
Mound Clty..,..,.....,,..... 800
Kate Campbell Riley TO James
4 Ramsey; W. ne and e. e.
NV -, 62, 37..................l 7,+O0
James Is IIunkins to william
Everett; . 81 G0.i00a NV !,
81, Observation-Disclosures. 300
Edward + Sipes to Samuel +
| n'EaIlon, .. n "a IL - 10 ooC
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-03-13
Real Estate Mlmrograrh.

PuBLisHEp WEEKLY ny y. y. RICHARDS,
OREGON, MO.
OFFICE UPSTAIRS IN THE MOORE BLOCK.