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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-15
Looking for the Goat.

Some one down at Forest City had
a curiosity to see the !. o. %. +. Billy
Goat, and not being In shape to he
admitted 10y the use of the word that
goes, or rather takes you through the
door into the anti.room, concluded I D
do 50 In another way, and accordingly
he went IN on his own hook. by get.
ting on the roof Of tile north prujec.
ton Of tie first story and from here
he or they entered the north window
into tie lodge On Wednesday might
last, January Tie ,anda broke
open ,he desks belonging to both ia.
lodge and the i,ebecca order. bruk.
them up. rs II they we're IN need Of
sindling wood. and then vent into
the paraphernalia room, took the
screws out " the locks on the regatta
lockers Nome OF the regalia or other
lodse.Morking property has been
missed. TIE only property taken
thus far known il - In postage
STAMPS
TIE robbery WAS discovered by the
lodge Janitor. James Thornhill, on
his way down TO town early Thursday
morning, and going 10 the lodge room
10 prepare the room for tie lodge
meeting that night. lie at once noti
tied Fred Alkire, James Shumate and
other members Of tie lodge, ~ho noti.
lied Sheriff Gelvin Of the robbery, and
they called for the l,igelow blood.
hounds. and they arrived at the
scene, coming on the Nillisca train In
charge Of their ow ner, Dick Larrabee
and taken at once to the hall, Where
the, took up the trail, going on the
roof. then through the window. into
~. luds. room to the desks. then 10
the f-ga Ia lockers. out ~ the win
dua. a"russ H.. roof, down the stair
way. and TO ~. la VI S,allard place
north II town. and from there they
went northeast 10 the hone II Mrs
/ oyer
Tie dogs repeated their trail Nice
I fulluNing ~. trail three times. III,
last time on bring taken into IL,
home they Went up tos lad IN ~,
huu>. named Charley Wall. Who's,
parents reside In oregon, aud ~hC
was visiting at the oyer home at III,
time
The following day warrant was l.
sued tor Wall, aud he MAS arrested
and lpdg.d In jail. and his prelimi
nary set for Tuesday. OF ibis week
before Esquire Wilson. Charley IL
Ia. meantime insisted that lie VA
innoccn, and knew nothing 81 III,
robbery.
Tie preliminary ~as called Tues
dSy, aud fW Want ~ evidence. Prose
cuinr Tibl~ls dismissed ~. ease.
J Whoever did the mischief WAS
lucky dog, for Thornhtll had tak.'
he goat home that day tor = guD'
grooming for business thar night
tiherai~t We are ~ the opinion tina
~. Nzuia,s. when they opened one -
thos. lockers IN q mighty shor
tin. would hz,. seen butci
Of Stars thai they would have r.mrIn
tered for a long time.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-15
Miscellaneous

2 wagons, lain, almost new, the
other low wheel wagon: | carriage,
buggy, = gO'deyiis nearly new, .
culttvators ] good as new, ! riding
combined lister. ! 2.row stalk cutter
good as new, ! self dump rake, Jpn
q riding and breaking pillow, | disc
planter good As new, I corn binder. |
disc with truck, l2.hole hand corn
shelter, | 10 hole disc grain drill near
~ new. l'horse grain drill, I fan.
ming mi !, , sets Of single harness, .
sets of double harness, set good as
new: woven wire stretcher, | sweep
rake, . patent bee hives, many other
articles.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-15
Notice Of Election.

Notice Is hereby given, that there
Will he an Annual MeetinH OF the
Stockholders Of The Citizens Bank
Of Oregon. Missouri, held IT the office
OF Tie Citizens Hank In Oregon,
Missouri, on
SATURDAY, FEB. g, 1915,
u y o'clock, .. m, for the purpose OF
electing i've directors for the ensuing
year, and transacting any and oil
business that may come before said
meeting. BY order Of the President.
j. A.. KREEK, DANIEL ZACHAAN,
Secretary Of BOARD. President.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-15
20 Head Of Cattle

10 cows and heifers, bred to calve In
early spring, with calf by side, all
bred to registered Short Horn bull,
some extra good mixers; = coming 2.
year old steers, | registered Short
Horn bull, . years old; ! head OF com.
Ing yeaIiinK steer and heifer calves.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-15

revenue collected 10y Mr. T.are during
December viii go to pay The bills con-
iracted IN the early part ~ 1914,
II l. our oplnion ia. law should be
50 changed thu, ih"S. taxes might m
cDllectable frOm April To June. and
the county and state would tl.n have
the cash Oh hand with which 10 do
business, thus saving many dollars In
Interest.
The assessment nov being completed
by our assessor Mas mad. IN June.
Ipli, for the iols taxes, and the sam.
are not compelled to I've pait until he.
c.mber, 1913. eighteen months after
a.. making ~ tie assessment.
While Mr. T-zre's coll..c, ions for
b"c.rn'~r. isii. d. not come quite
~ To those ~ is'c.m,~r, lsi5, II ~ IN
no way caused from any lack Of am
g.nce or "pusl,.nry' on his part, but
from the fact ~ the larry. delinquency
IN the bis Tatkio drainage dist rict
iaN.s. TIT. delinquency ~ caused by
litigatio ion i,Iat has heen pepding IN
the courts, tut ultimately viii doubt.
lrss hav. To lI- p,id, Toy reason I the
bpnds i~iog held by innocent pur.
chasers, Last year The ias-s paid by
the land Owners OF this diSiric
amounted to sia s,,a, whereas for this
year the total amount collected WAS
only sljIsi
The largest i'-renber cDll-ctl0
ever mad. Ia the lislOr, ~ Ili, Ollre,
Was mad. Ia lal2, When ~. coffee.
tiuiis annur'-d to fll5.l2.i, and the
collections Tor this year Mere onl.
~ or lHloa ih.>. iigur.s, wi,h.
standing the iIg Tsrkio delinquent
list Of over .loUu. Tni. d.in jI-IrN
IN no Nay effects Tie genera revenue
~ the county. A. the ditch TAX l. lev.
led TO pay boRds for Ia. consi fuci Ion
Of the ditch. This year the Total
ditch tax collected MAS siG.3s'i. Where
a. last year u amounted TO 80 !hh',
This completes Mr.. Teare's fourth
December collection Of taxes, and lie
made a record for hinss,f and friends,
that Is surely 10 tse proud OF, These
iotaied sj.i ssa,, as follows:
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-15

Remember that we will send you
THE SENTINEL and Kansas City
Weekly Star, one year, for only sl.50,
price OF TIE SENTINEL alone.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-15
FOR SALE.

A house with seven rooms and
closets, In Oregon. Barn, hen house,
wood house, cistern, city water. Nice
location. Price 10 right. Address,
q. J. HsRMAN,
Hayward, Wisconsin.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-15
81 Head OF Hos

~ head Of tried brood sows due TO
farrow IN April, balance are slioats
weighing from loo to no pounds, In.
Guiding some choice open gifts, all
cholera immune.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-15
Corn and Hay

About NO bushels OF corn IN crib,
about tons OF good timothy hay In
barn.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-15

Had Zig Tsrkio drainage district
not defauited In It's 1914 taxes, Mr..
Tesre's December collections would
have reached sl&5,li7. MIR. Teare has
certainly filled the bill as collector OF
revenue for Holt county.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-15

TERMS: All $40 amount
credit months Will
cent from date No until
complied with. I.'lSiT - " ~
Ladies' o Church win Serve Lunch,
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-12
Sc HAM RfG|STRAD0
MAS COMbATES
EN- Fl ESTADO
De SONORA
LOS CARRANC|STAS H|CIERON
pR|SIONEROS A VAR|0S
VFCINOS De UNA
PObLACIOh
CUARfNTA HOMBRES APRfHfNDD& De
'lEVA," SALIER0N A la GUERRA
Telcgrama especial para Ia PRENSA.

Telcgrama especial para la PRENSA.
NOGALES. Arizona. Julio ii.-ln-
| rormr> SemiOficialrs que Sc reel
biarOn rsIa iarde cn la veclna Vi
LA. haban de un rombate registra-
do rn las cercaniaS de HuatabampO,
! rnlrr mavlOreniStas Y carranclStas.
ESloS liliimoS lOgrarOn enirar al
pueblo de ChorOpO. dondc aprehen-
dicron a gran nrlmerO de veclnos.
entire los rualcS 81 cuenlan los Sc
HoreS Joaquin pabloS Y Pedro Me-
lGndc2.
Las furraas cOnvcnciOniStaS que
fucron dcrrOtadaS en- ChOropO So
Irnrucntran poseSionadaS actualmrn-
tr del rancho de- Cilavaro, d0ndc rS-
Ian rrorganiZ;indnSr para aiacar
las ir0paS rarranciStaS Y dcSalojar-
las del silio dondc So hallau.
Las familaS de I!uaiabampo eS-
tan huycndO hacia Fundlcl6n. para
rclugiarSc cn cSa plaza. que eS-.
lii ocupada por las tropas del ge-
neral SnSa.
LAS irOpas rarranclStaS. al man
| 10 del general Ramon +. lturhc,
han iniriado un movimientO Ofen-
SivO sobrc los maytOrcniSiaS. aprO-
vcchindOSn dc la circumstance de
Que la iropaS que So rncuentran
rn 81 Sur del ESIadO So hallan
IdcbliiadaS. pOr habcr Sido utili-
zaiaS gran numcrO de elias Ell Ia
rampala contra los indioS snble-
yadoS. rn Ia region del Rio Mayo.
Las famliaS de- Huaiabampo han
hui,lo hacia Eundici6n. temer0saS
del ayamrr de- las lropaS carran-
; riSIaS de Iiurbr. pucS parecc que
rSlaS cStin amrnaZando la rcfcrlda
plaza SonorcnSc.
{ Fl gobrrnadnr MayIOrcna rsia dis
pucSio Il aciivar Ia campana con-
ira los carranciSlaS Y no 81 dctcn-
,Ira ante ningrln obStacuIo. para
rraIizar SuS pr;OpdsilOs.
i AVER rucron aprehcndidoS pOr
Ia poliria rn Ia vcrina villa de No
gales. Sonora. cuarenta lndlviduoS
que fucron "ncOnirados rn las can
iinaS de Ia pobIacidn. Todos los
rcfcridOS individu0S. por 6rdenes
del Cuariel General mayt0renista
furron enviadoS Il los cuarteles de
la ciudad Y cOnsignados las fl
las. Anochc mismO Salicron los
iruarenta indivjduOs aprehendidos
de "leva" con rumbo al Sur. en- un
fren especial. para que presten; Sus
Scrvicos en- la campaiia contra los
carranciSIaS.
FL CORRESPONSM..
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Tclcqrama especial para Ia rRENSi.

T,.rrrnn> dr Ia EXpo>icidn, san
Francisco dr California. Julio TO-
Rcribido ,.uanio nurSlro periodic"
de aver rSlaba cn prrnSa =! >u-
gr<o de- mayor importanrla que ="
rr.iStr6 Ell io> ramp"S de la "Np"-
>iri6n hoy. fui 81 accident" suIrld"
nnr 81 ronocido aviador Art Smith
Y Su sonora madrc. Mrs. James
Smith. arridrntr que c>iuNo a pun
10 de- rallsar la murrtr a amboS.
Art Smith. quirn p0r suS pelIsro-
.iSimos vurlo< 81 habia hrcho arrer-
ijor i Ia admiration de ioda la enor-
me conrurrrnria que vista los
lrrr.no< de Ia rXpoS!rI6n. efeclu"
nm arricS@ado vurlo accompanied"
,Ir Su madrc. la cual vino eXpreSa-
mcnte de- Fortwayne, Indiana, don
de lirnc fiiada Su re>idencIa, para
Yer a Su hiio Y acompahartH IN
Sus pelisrosaS ascenSioncs.
smith 50 rlev6 una altura CO.
mo de- dos mil pies. y va en- eSa
altura. intent6 volvcr al campo de
laviari6n para aterrizar: pero Z! apa-
ratio no pudo rcsistir Ell peso de
los dos paSaicr0s: cl motor deJo de
funcionar Y el "pajaro de hIerro
fui a raer al Norte del Great
Northers Building; de ahi. el avIa-
dor logr6 pOnerlo nuevamente Ell
movimiento Y Siguiendo a traves
de: terrpnO escabrOSO que Sc en-
cuentra en- las cercanlaS del men
cionado cdificio. fu6 a chocar con
la cerca de Ia estacion del fefr0-
carril de la Eeria.
Smith said afOrtunadamente lie
so: no asi su madre, lulen sutrl6
luna hcrida en- cl lablo inferior. II
aparato sufri6 desperfectos, aunque
no de gran importancia, pues con
Ileves reparacioneS eStara en- cOndl-
clones de prestar Servlclo.
Smith. repueSto de la impression
que sufri6. manifesto a los repre-
sentantes de Ia Prensa que el per-
cance de hoy ha sido uno de 10;
que mas fuertemente le han i'm
presionado, especialmente por ha-
lberse hallado. al lado de su ma
Dire, a punto de perder Ia vida.
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f., prrcanrr on" ACADIA dr Suirir.
ohi.ara Il smith Il nn vo!Nrr Il
lIrvar rn ~ aparatn. para harrr l">
arrirSgain> vurio> que ha N"nIh"
rfrrtuanio. oiro pa>airr". lu" i"
impo>ihiIIlr dc manrjar Ilhr"nrnt"
Y su antoio rl aparat".
Hoy. 'SimIh habia lograio "m"rl"-
mar nj prihIiro con >u> sorpren-
denies vucloS "lo"n the loop. "Iagl
Slides. "ESpiralcS. etc. a una a
llnra como dr luini"nIoS pies. Sn
aparaio trabajG p"rfrrtamrntr. y
rn vista del maguifirO rcSuliadO de-
los primrroS vucloS. decide llrvar
bOrdo de- SII malulna a Su sonora
madrc. Srgurn de- Salir airoSO de
la rmpreSa. La madrc de Smith
ac.pdi6 guStOSa a SubIi' con Su hiiO
Ell Su macnifico acrOplanO. en Wis
la del brillantc GyitO OhtcnidO por
Smith. quicn. rn vcrdad. habia To-
2rado vcririrar vucloS apenaS con-
cebiblcS. en- los Que demosir6 trner
un complete dominic Sobrc Su apa-
ratio.
GuStosO de llevar a Su ladO a su
madre. Smith hizo cIrvar su apara-
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UN HOhBRE MUERTO Y DOS
HERID0S, EN- FL PARQUE
De La EXPOSITION

I'm SucesO de sangre Sc registro
anoche en- 81 de OrdnariO anima-
do terreno que ocupd la Exposition
Y que hoy sirvc de divertimiento a
los que van a aquel sitio, alejando-
Sc del calor dc la ciudad.
Durante el bale que Sc celcbra-
ba. surgi6 un fuerte dlseustO entire
un pequeno grupo de baiIadores,
Dor cuestiones que entendemos te-
nian Dor base los celos. Ell case
es que, cuando menos 10 esperaba
la concurrencia, salieron a relucir
fiosas navajas de barba.
Irineo Herrera, uno de los dan
zantes, fue agredido por un enemi-
go suyo, que estaba enamorado de
la mujer que con aquel compartfa
las delicias del bale, y muerto
navajazos. Terciaron en- la triful-
ca, Alfredo kuntsze y otro indi-
viduo cuyo nomhre no pudimos ave-
riguar Y ambos reSultaron grave
n l.
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releqrama especial para Ia rRENss.


FL p\SO Texas. Julio ll.-EI
General don vi-toriano Hu"ria.
,r,j.p I.S,in aver =. haIla ru Ia pri-
sim m,lifar del Fm.r,r Bliss. ha
daelarado due - rnrurntra nola-
hlement. mrior rn Ia pri~idn IN
,ua ohnra rSt;.
F. ex-pre~id-nte ir MEXICO -
halla entre miiitare> Y "Sto 10 ha
rrgocijaio. relativamcnir. pe>dr n
barraca uur ocupa rn ralidad ii.
Drisionero. 81 general Huer,a In
t,njdo oportunidad de. obSrryar. con
ruidadosa atrnri6n. los eierclclo>
mi!iiare< que haren los Soldado>
amcricanoS del mencionado fuer-
-. ma ri~to iUauScurrIr IaS h"ras
con gran rapidrL.
AVER. cl general Huerta eStuvo
atrnlamrnte obServando los cierri-
,;,.. -,,, l,i,a 81 Ja,.imo ,uerno ,ia
.s,,i,u:o r,,aD5o I,s t,omnafas
., ~, .o, IN. sonoros
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FL AVIADOR Smith Y SU MADRE ESTUvIER0N A
PUNTO De PERDER LA vida EN- S. FRANCISCO
AL barse de dos mil ell aviador Smith quo baJar
para aezar del deo de funconar

10 con l0iO rUidaiG: hIZn III mag
niriro Vurlo >nbrc la bahia. rIr-
vHndOSr u una alIura dr dos mi
pies. t.uando lnirnI6 regr">ar a
TERRA. filG rlIani0 II motor dcjd
dr runriOnar. Ial y come lr Surril"
harc drz diaS. En- aIueiIa NrH.
como Smith 50 hallaba solo IN rl
biplano. pudo oprrar dicStramrni"
Y Ilcgar TERRA sin prllgro MIN
=uno. I'm r>ta oca>iGn. Ia prrs"n-
ria dr >u madrr 10 hizo prrder
III SrrrHidad acoStumbrada Y clio
>c drbid. prinripamenI". "l fraca-
81.
Sin embargo. Smith hizo un YER
dadrro rSfuerzo Y logrd detencr Ia
vrl0ridad del aparato impidl"ndo
aSi I'm dcSastre complete.
Cuando el biplano cay6 al sueIo.
la sonora Smith abraz6 Su hljo Y
10 bcS6 amorosamenIc. rr@ocljada
de hahcrSc Salvado.
Smith. satisfechO Y SOnricnte. dl-
10 que tenia Ia seguridad de que
no le pasaria NADIA grave. porque Iba
acompahadO de Su madre.
FL ReprcSeniante especial. v.
r. MELO.
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'El Gral. D. Porfirio Dlaz anuncio,
en- 1912, 10 que esta pasando
en- Mexico
DiiO. en- una carta escrita en- aquel ano, que cl
Dudo haber destruido la revOlucion, perO =
que no quiso usar de los elementos que
tenfa en- su poder, pOrque estos
pertenecfan al pueblo

VOlurinnarln. purS uur r0nlaDa COZ!
r!rmrntOS >uficirnle> para haccrlc.
prro que iuzgd lu" eSos el"mentos
prrtenccian nj pueblo y Que 81 81
los huhcra uSado en- contra del
anhel0 lie una "ran parte del pue-
bio mcyiranO. 50 habria c0nSldera-
40 O intrrprctadO Su actltud como
nm ari0 de c"oiSmO amb!cldn de
<u par:r. para coniInuar Al irenie
del Poder Y la historic 80 10 hu-
bicra r0ndrnado.
Lurgo dice rl general DIaz lu"
'>irnlr habrr cntrrgado Il gohler-
no cn las rOndiciOncS rn que 10
hizo. porque dcbrria habcr tomado
rn rurnta ri bucn rSIadO cn que
So rnrOntraba entonce> Ia Nacldn.
V habrr conclude con tOdOS los
rlrmrniOS dr drS6rdcn Que a IL
nrS dc mil novrclGntnS hlrZ y
principles de- mil nov"cicnLos once,
- agitaban rn 81 pals. baio 81 pre-
tcXlo de- un mcjoramicnto social y
mora! para cl pueblo.
Dice lur =! dcbi" habcr romha-
lidu a los rcvo!ucionar!oS con los
clrmrnioS que lcnia a Su DISPOSE
.;.r =. a., hri.rsn ,!ninuilp unIp ri
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Teleqrama especial para La PRENsA.

Telegrama especial para La PRENsA.
WASHINGTON. Julio ii.-CharleS
a Douglas, que funje como abogado
consultor de Ia agencia carrancista
establecida en- esta capital y quien
Sc halla actualmente en- el puerto
de yeracruz. envi6 aver un largo
mensaje al Secretario de Estado,
Mr.. Lansing, dandole cuenta de la
situaci6n que prevalece en- Vera
cruz. relativamente al problema
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Charles Douglas quiere eau
sar buena impression en- ell
amino del Srio. Lansing
Informa que ell gobierno carrancista esta dis
nuesto auxiliar al pueblo de Mexico

del hambre.
Charles y. Douglas Sc muestra 10
mas oDtimista possible y trata de
causar buena impression en- ell amino
del Secretario de Estado, pues dice
que el gobiernO carrancista no po-
ne trabas los trabajoS de la Cruz
Roja, pero que existe la creencia
ALI, al men0s entire las autorida-
des, que Ia labor de la mencionada
Pasa q Ia r&qina 8, coluuus /
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TcIcgrama especial para IA rRENsA-
WASHINGTON. Julio ll.-lnfor-
mes oficiaicS r.cihidoS annchr pro-
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to~ Il anandonar par rompl"l" Ia
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Pasa q Ia rtgIna 8, culumns /
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-05-13
MILLION MORE TO
GET MAIL DELIVERY
Rural Route Changes Will
Greatly Extend the Service.

Washington.-Mail facilities will be
extended to 100000 rural patrons be-
fore July l. 1915, without increasing
the present cost of service, according
to statement by Postmaster General
Burleson. This, it is explained, will be
done by readjusting present rural
routes SO as to eliminate Implications
and unnecessary service and by means
Of the motor vehicle service authorized
by congress.
Changes were authorized which,
without curtailment of service, have
reduced operating expenses SIT, ga.
This sum has been utilized to estab-
lish 263 new routes serving 31,O41 adj
ditional families, or approximately
55,205 additional persons. Extensions
of existing service were put into effect
involving 104 additional miles of travel
by rural carriers. These extensions
serve 1902 additional families and ap-
proximately COLO additional persons.
In explanation of his plans Mr.. Burle
son says:
"The purpose is to enable the post
office department to meet just demands
for mail service which thus far the
department. has been unable to pro-
vide. This can be done only by care
full and painstaking REIMBURSEMENT Of
existing service Thorough survey and
study of existing conditions therefore
have been made.
''In some localities it has been found
there are unnecessary and unjustifiable
Implications and retracings of travel
by rural carriers. In other cases it
appears that unusual privileges involv-
ing unnecessary service have been al
lowed 1t is quite feasible to rectify
these inequalities, and this is being
done.
Later we expect by utilizing mod
ern motor vehicles on improved high
ways to extend many existing routes
at no additional cost of service. AS
one of the results from this latter step
the delivery zone from important
postal centers will be doubled. Thus
families in the area Immediately tribu-
tary to these centers will be enabled
to take full advantage Of the parcel
post as a means of transportation Of
farm products
Rural service will be extended to
every farmer reasonably entitled to it
as rapidly as the new adjustments can
be made"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-05-13
Mrs. Esther Johns Bucket.

Esther Johns, daughter of Henry and
Susan Johns, was born in Cornwall,
England, June g. 1887. In 1914 her
parents came to America settling in the
township of Benton, La Fayette county,
at point somewhat less than mile
northeast of the village of Hazel Green
in Grant county. Then they came, as
hundreds of Cornish families, to the
lead mining district to locality known
as Providence.
They continued residents there until
1856, when they moved to the north
eastern part of the town of Miff1in.
In 1860 the deceased became the wife of
William Bucket, farmer of the town
of Linden. To them were born eight
children. all girls. six of whom are
living, namely: Mrs. Dan Wasley of
Highland, Mrs. Luella Mckinley of
Dodgeville, Mrs. John Wasley, Mrs.
Esther Treloar, Mrs. Fred Brewer, Mrs.
Mable Rundell, all of the village of
Linden The husband died some six
teen years ago. About year after
wards Mrs. Bucket moved to Linden,
where she built home. A true woman
has passed to the great beyond.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-05-13
WALDWICK.
BY HARVEY UREN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Uren were
Fayette callers Sunday.
Charles Campton of Newell, Iowa.
was called here Saturday by the death
of his father Mr.. Abe Campton.
Jesse league made business trip to
Freeport Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grange of
Mineral Point spent Sunday at the Ray
Terrell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harker spent
Sunday at the Hugh Moore home in
Darlington.
Mr. Abe Campton died at his home
on May 7, after a lingering illness and
at a very old age. The funeral was
held from his home on Monday by the
Rev. Mr., Cookson. and burial was
made in the Willow Springs cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs. George Terrell of Min
eral Point spent Sunday at the Stephen
Terrell home.
Miss Nina Reynolds is visiting he1
sister Mrs. Lee Babcock at Freeport.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Buckingham
and w. J. Tomlin and family of Min
eral Point autoed here Sunday and at
tended Mothers Day services here.
George Harris was Blanchardville
caller Wednesday.
William Shackley purchased an Over
land car of P. O. Vivian of Mineral
Point.
John Reynolds was Yellowstone
caller on Sunday night.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-05-13
FAMOUS FLAG FOR STATE.
Colonel Proctor's "Rattlesnake" Now
In Iibrary

Colonel Proctors "Rattlesnake" Now
In Library.
Greensburg, Pa.-The famous Rattle.
snake flag has been transferred from
the vault Of the Merchants and Farm
ers' bank in Greensburg to the state
library, Harrisburg, to take it's place
among other interesting relics Of Amer
lean wars.
The Rattlesnake flag belonged to
Colonel John Proctor's Independent
battalion of Westmoreland county. 1t
was made in 1775 and was carried in
the Revolution. Samuel Craig, ST.,
who, with his three sons, John, Alex
ander and Samuel Junior, fought in
Proctor's battalion, was the color
bearer.
On Colonel Proctor's death the flag
passed to the next senior officer, and
SO on to the last survivor, General
Alexander Craig. 1t was bequeathed
by his great granddaughter, Jane Ma
ria Craig of New Alexandria, to the
state library at Harrisburg.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-05-13

Mrs. Mary Reilly, who is much i'm
proved in health at the present writing.
Miss Anna Grassen of Penfeld, ILL.,,
is enjoying few days visit here with
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Hittersdorf.
Miss Margaret Weckler of Dougherty,
Iowa, arrived here Tuesday, for visit
with her aunts the Misses Mary and
Anna Weckler.
Marcellus Mckinley of Dodgeville
visited friends here Saturday.
Mrs. John Peter and daughter
Agnes were business callers at Dodge
vile Tuesday.
F.. G. Fielder left for Denver, Colo,
Monday on business.
Charles F. Springer left yesterday for
few days visit with his daughter Miss
Elsie Springer at Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. GRADER, Miss
Alice Collins and Miss Anna Walker
attended the mission at Darlington
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Maude INCLINATION Beebe of Chi
cago is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alloys Burghardt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Philips and
daughter, Mrs. N. GRADER and Mrs. j.
L. Gray visited the Dodgeville hospital
Monday.
James Dunn, brother of Mrs. Edward
GRADER, arrived here last week from
County Cork, Ireland.