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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-26
Into the Ditch.

Marvin Keitfer, living about six
and half miles southwest OF here,
while driving to his home late Fri.
day evening, Feb. 18th, ran into the
ditch Just south Of town, near the
slaughter house. The young man, on
account OF the intense darkness, Just
drove of into the ditch, but fortu.
nately no injuries resulted. Mr..
Keitfer went home horseback and left
the buggy at the roadside, 1t being
damaged SO that II could not be used.
This Is the same ditch that the
Kicker car and other rigs have fallen
into.-Maitland Herald, Feb. 18th.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-26
more for dollar than any other In.
stitution In the West. We have pro.
fessors there working for ~. 800 wear |

more tOT uOIIaT tUaU any otuct Nv
stitution In the West. We have pro.
fessors there working for $1,000 year
whose ability would enable them TO
draw from two to five times that
amount In business or In a better.
paid profession. Any citizen who
cares enough about the matter to
visit Columbia and other State uni.
versities and make comparisons will
know that the only way to reduce
expenses" to any considerable degree
at Columbia is to do II al the expense
OF the advantages offered the student.
II means starving the young stock"
OF the State. II We We do IL We can
offer other sets OF students In other
years fuller opportunities. hut the
particular boys and girls the rnivers
ity Is serving now would not lie hel ped
by that. There Is a lesson which ev.
cry educator understands In the
stunted cattle whose calfhood came
IN the time Of drouth.
Questions OF precedence are deter.
mined 10y narrow margins In this
world. Tie horse who Wins by a
neck wins Just tie same. Missouri
boys are meeting In competition the
boys Of other States States that are
spending A. for our Al ON their uni.
yersities. Tie boys and girls We
plead for are children Of plain living,
narrow resources. hard struggle. but
their minds are as bright, and their
future, too, as the sons and daughters
of fortune. Columbia, where more
has been done for tie higher educa.
tion for the youth OF a great State on
a smaller amount OF money than any.
where else In the nation, Is their sole
opportunity. Let Us forget the cura.
tors and the faculty and Just think Of
these students. Shall We, a. Nilsson.
rians, economic at the expense OF
the educational opportunity Of these
boys and girlsr Not until u pays a
farmer TO economic on the feed Of
the colts and calves,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-26

WANTED. Name and address of every
farmer. farm hand and renter who
wants to secure choice irrigated Gov
eminent homestead on the Shoshone
project in the famous Big Horn Basin
of Wyoming. just east of Yellowstone
Park, where the climate, soil. transpor-
tation facilities and markets are all
that they should be. No drawing.
You pay the Government the actual
cost of installing the irrigation system
and the maintenance charge only, and
they give you the land free. No pay
ment due for five years after first $3.50
per acre is paid. Twenty years allowed
to make full payment. No interest.
Write today for particulars. 8. B.
Howard, immigration Agent. G. B. & e..
r. R., 4O7 q. Bldg, Omaha, Nebr.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-26
Notice to Land Owners In Nod
away Drainage District. No. z.

All owners Of land within Nodaway
Drainage District, No. . NJ Andrew
and Holt counties, State OF Missouri,
are hereby notified that there will be
held a meeting Of the land owners
within said district, at the LEACH
NJ LII at the Nodaway River AT |
o'clock y. M, SATURDAY, MARCH
~, 1919, for the purpose OF electins
two members OF the hoard Of Super.
yisors, VIZ; One for a term Of -four
years 10 succeed Hugh George anc
one for a term of i've years To sue.
coed Ludwig waegele, who terms
have expired. -, ". SHORES,
Secretary,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-26

Miss Cora Frye Was tie guest OF
st. Joseph friends a few days this
week
Get your Harness oiled at Clare
Castles Satisfaction guaranteed.
1t will pay YOU to see Clare Castle
before you buy your team. harness.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-26
Priscilla's Entertained.

Miss Margaret and Edith lloyd en-.
lcrtained tie "Priscilas" Wednes.
day evening, In honor Of George
Washinglon's birthday The house
Vas tastefully decorated In flags and
hatchets, After the usual business
meeting u Two course luncheon was
served, being carried out In the color
scheme, The fayurs we're small red
hatchets bearing each guests name In
gilt. Mrs Glare llibbard and Mrs.
Leota killian were guests Of the club.
A few days later being Miss Maya.
ret birthday, the club presented her
viii beautiful hand painted plate.
The Misses Byrd leret and Mary
Ilostetter, entertained the Priscilla
club, In the form Of q Valentine
party, at the home OF Miss PeFet.
The decorations were In red and white
hearts, and the dainty refreshments
served we're In harmony with the
color scheme.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-26
Forest City M. E. Church, South.

Our revival meeting Is still going
on. Bother Llewellyn is preaching
the gospel with undated vigor.
There Is a great deal Of sickness In
town, and the Indictment weather Is
keeping some away. We are having
fair sized congregat lions, nevertheless.
We have meetings at $50 each after
noon, and we cordially invite all to
attend. The choir has been singing
we'll, and we feel the good effect Of
the good singing In the life Of the
meeting. Let all Christian people
continue In prayer for the revival Of
the church aud to conversion of sin.
ners, The meeting will continue
throughout this week, and we will
not announce further than that.
b. II. SMALLwOoD, Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-26
Teachers Examinations.

Examinations for teachers certif.
Gates will be held al the Oregon
school building, Friday and Sat urdzy.
March 9Th and 6tl. The order OF
subjects being the same as heretofore.
EARL A. Rock,
County Superintendent.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-26
For Sale

New crop alfalfa seed: free
from the dreaded Russian
thistle seed. This Is alfalfa
seed that will grow.
have a limited amount.
SO order early. and be ready
for spring seeding. Price.
$40 per busheI. delivered for
two bushels or more. Sacks
Free. GEO. BUNTz.
Chase, Kansas.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-26
REACH The 2 MILLION MARK.
Continued from page H.

City Observation-Disclosures. 10000
samuel u pullen to Abraham
l. Pullen, ! int IN Is, ~, -.
ID, J'................... 1000
J II Payne to Allen and Beulah
Elder; " ne and nv -.
30, is. ................. 1000
Eliza ~ Payne to NJ u Martin.
n sw II: u Sc and se ne 10.
30, Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Jas Is Payne to Andrew ~
Payne, 30 a IL, ~, = ...... 1850
" II Richards to Vim T. Stew.
enson: ne and n Sc 1882, - ri. loo
John G. Redmon to e. NJ Wick.
User: " iO.lOna IN ~. ~. -. 800
Nellie u Rankin TO Oliver l.
Botkin. = ne -, III, J1..... IN. 800
Nellie Is Rankin to Edw Buntz,
n ne -, III. - ........... 5000
Jasper n Rice To & r Wiatt;e
and ne sw ~, ~. .. ....... li,OnO
Hugh Richards to VIM II 10.
nan and wife: 5 ia acres sea,
W. y. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s,1o
Jasper y Rice to G = Watt,
s~ and ne ~ ~, ~, Js...... 1000
e Is Rayhill to benjamin u
Benton and wife, = sw ~ -
- 'st'''''.sss..... ..s....... J,2h
Asa Sharp TO \ - Sharp. 81
2.looa ~ Il, ~, .m.......... G,J7i
VIM & Stevenson to " Iltl,ich.
ards; iOs. iia In - and ~, III,
- and In -, u. 81 .......... i5,s1
VIM Sipes TO Geo " Cotton. ct
at: nv 81 and ne ~ ~. -. - U.i1
Jno j. Slater TO Guy JOues, 81
anw I, NJ, U................ 81 .jD
Edward = SipeS 10 Samuel =
UFallon, ~ ~, ~. - %. 81. l.Wn
Il II Scri,ner 10 Chas VI Me.
Candlisi, ~ and ne 80 ~,
~, io.............. ....,.,.... l,i0O
Rosena J Swope to Albert J
Loucks, 40 Int s me ~. ~,
~ t.s,...'s,s,.,..,s.. s,,hW
VIM Sharp to Dill Sharp, / Int
frls sw u, %, ~, " I'll nv
a, A. IN 49,,
a., ~, =, '','''''.'''' ,''','' "'"'
,r, .. ~ w """ 49,.
u u Shellenbe'ger to Elmer:L
~ ." " W. CIV ~" ." -, 49,.
,,.. ,,..,....,'. .,.'i,',.', 80, -"''
,.,,...,... - 80, " - ~.
, ~ Mnsna , lot, van" H. block ,
T. n s,.,'....,.., y. -, , -, =, ~
~, .,a ..',,, '
-. "a ,,.' ,.,., "" -
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-26

DIR. Whitssll, eye and ear special.
list; Sc corner 9th and Edmond, St.
Joseph. Both homes, 043.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-26
INTERNATIONAL.
SUND6YSQlO0L
LESSON

'By u. q. SELLERS. Acting Director Of
Sunday School Course MOODY Bible In
stitute. ChicagoD
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-26
LESSON FOR FEBRUARY %
SAMUEL, THE VICTORIOUS
LEADER.

LESSON TENT Samuel T:3-i7
GOLDEN TEST-tiither,o hath fcho-
yah helped me. Il Samuel 7:i2 a. v
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-26

The oldest bank IN the county
Transacts a general banking business
Interest paid on time deposits. Drafts
sold on all the principal cities Of the
country and Europe. Have made spe
cial arrangements TO collect money
due from estates In foreign countries
The accounts OF farmers, merchants
and individuals respectfully solicited.
Special care given TO any business In.
trusted to us,
Telephone No. 10.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-26

a burnt Offering" w. s.i2. Twenty
years Of bondage bred u spirit OF fear
In the hearts OF the lsraelltes ana IN
'heir extremity they turned to Sam
nei TO 'n'erccd" Tor them Christians
nave a better on" ns their in'erces
sor' John 2l' Hen f.o' Kom
s"' Israei no longer places Its
trust IN an outward symbol as when
formerly theS sent Tor the ARK ch' v J
All real prayer Is preceded by sacr'
nee anu tue oh'y ground we nave upon
when 10 approach a molly God Is to
shed p'ood. heD ~ ~. John i''o ms
Us also q type OF ehiire consecra,'on
inc iamp OF SamneIs sacriice Is o
type OF our 'hrist VINO entered into
zoo presence ior US oy MS own
MOOD heo' "li. !. Having thus
properly approached Hod' Ssmuei
ct'ed lot israel ana the Lore nesfn
NM Jonh iEs IN the midst OF this
'he rhihstlhes gave eatt'e w. io'
even ~ SATAN otteh makes MIS-
hercest Assaults upon US In the midst
OF our hottest exercises 6od thun
dered with a great voice. v, H. mars''
bringing discontinue ana fear to the
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-26

Telephone No. 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16

post and W. n. c. The installation
OF the post was in charge of Captain
! A. a Rice and the W. r. c. of Miss
Emma Cowan. Post:
| Commander. T. Gilmore.
( Senior Vice.. p. Nesbit.
/ Chaplain-Joseph Pomeroy.
Quarfermaster-M. c. Danford. -.
Officer OF the Day-Dan Kennienti.
Officer of the Guard-C. c. Walters.
Adiutant-B. r Mawby.
Major-George Werts, Sr.
Relief corps.
President-Nrs. TiIlie Gregory.
Senior Vice-Mrs. Hannah Nc Pier.
rem
Junior Vice-Mrs. Johanna Norris
son.
Secretary-Mrs. Foley Reed.
Treasurer-Mrs. Elizabeth Kelley
Chaplain-Mrs. Lena Jay.
Conductor-Mrs. Mary McMannus.
Assistant Coaductor-Mrs. Alice
Rice.
Guard-Mrs. Amanda Brown.
Assistant GUARDIANS. Mary On
angst
Press Correspondent-Mrs. Hattie
Gibson.
Patriotic Instructor-Mrs. Mollie
Bridgeford.
Color Bearers-Mrs. Lillian Spence.
Miss Mary Cummins, Mrs. Florence
Wells.
Musician-Mrs. Mabel Hollembeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith and baby
son. James OF Galesburg were guests
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E.
Bower Sunday.
a concert under the auspices of the
Women's Federation will be given at
the opera house on Friday evening.
January %, for the benefit of the
girls dormitory of Williams and Wash
ii college. Miss Helen Macarthur of
this city will give a number of select
readings and Miss Rose A Fsllon, con-
tralto. and A. Schieman. pianist, both |
of Chicago. will give the musical part
OF the program
George Dick OF East Moline called
D.. Aledo friends Tuesday.
Miss Marguerite Cherry returned to
her home in Washington, Iowa. Sat
urady, after spending few days at
the home of her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs Alex Macarthur.
Mrs. ]. ID. McKelvey went to Rock
Island Tuesday to spend the day with
friends.
Miss Meta Pratt of New Boston
vas a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. AIvah Jay Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. @. Reynolds. Miss TillieI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16

Hubbard and Miss Carrie Canum went
to Rock Island Saturday to spent the
day with friends.
Mrs George Harvey of Colorado,
who is visiting relatives in Joy came
Tuesday to visit at the homes of J.
NJ. and ]. II. Harvey.
Mrs John Parkison and Mrs.
James Walls spent Saturday with
friends in Rock Island.
Miss Caroline Grote of the state
Normal school at Macomb visited ru-
raj schools in Mercer county the first
OF the week.
Mrs. ]. r. Nevius and little son of
Roseville came Saturday to spend a
few days at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Nevius.
A H. Canum, the Western Union
telegraph operator at the c., b. & O.
depot. arrived home Sunday from
few weeks visit with relatives in
Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Burkett left Tues
day for their home in Rawson. Ohio,
after spending a few weeks here with
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16

ward, Neb., where he had visited his
sister, Mrs. Hannah Stedt.
Mrs. j. Russell returned % her home
in Mstherville Saturday after visiting
her sister, Mrs. Thomas Arkes.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Gates were Rock
Island visitors Saturday.
According to a recent census bulle-
tin Mercer county has 5.643 children
between the ages of 8 and 20 years,
and 4,04s OF them attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Quist left the last
of the week for their home in Wor-
cester, Mass, after visiting here with
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Almquist.
Chester E. Allen of Galesburg and
C. E. Sawyer of Oneida were guests at
the homes OF c. L. Gregory and ID. r.
Farr Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs z. T. Carlson went to
New Windsor Monday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Peterson.
Miss Nellie Anderson returned to
her home in Joy Monday after spend
ing a few days here with Mrs.
Amanda Relander.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16

/ home in Keokuk, Iowa, after making
few weeks visit with Mrs. Walkers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Scott.
Mrs. George Hockey of Moline, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Z. Galloway, went to
ShaIe City Monday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lawson before return
ing home.
Ed. Moberg was a business visitor
in Alexis Tuesday.
Erskine Winger, who has made a
three months' visit with his uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Longley
and other relatives, left Monday for
his home near Bayard, Neb-
Misses Bertha and Emma Smith
went to Galesburg Saturday TO visit
their brother, w. p. Smith and fam
lily, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Lizard.
l. Valentine left Monday fer Kear-
ney, Neb., where he was called on &C
count of the illness and death OF his
cousin. Charles DUNCAN.
Andrew Runborn returned to his
home the last, of the week from Har-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16
HARPER MANAGER
INvENTs DEVICE
Carl J. Mueller Perfects Wall
Protector Which Promises
to Become Standard.

Il isy not often that hotel men are
of inventive turn, their minds usu-
ally being occupied completely with
caring for their guests. but Carl ].
Mueller. manager of the New Harper,
Is an exception.
Mr.. Mueiler's bow into the inven-
tors field comes with a little contriv-
ance which should prove TO be a big
seller. Il is. the Mueller Ideal Wall
Protector" small device which
works wonders. II keeps beds from
marring and crumbling walls ald wall
coverings. Is always in place, and is
made for either wood or brass beds.
The protector is manufactured of
FURNISHED bronze plated steel and has
a hard rubber flexible tip. which serves
as a cushion. IL is attached to the bed
or other furniture and when the latter
is moved IL cannot mar the walls, the
rubber bumper preventing this.
Mr.. Mueller has installed these de-
vices on furniture in the rooms in the
New Harper. and number of leading
obstetrics in the country have sent
orders for them. The principal hotel
supply concerns viii carry lines OF
them.
The invention of Mr. Mueller. which
he has patented. IS an indication of
his practical observation. and the
Mueller Ideal Wall Protector" mo
doubt will become a standard hotel
fixture.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16
REJECTED SUITOR
MURDERS WOMAN
Baby in Arms Also Slain in
Tragedy in the Home OF
GaIesburg Widow.

GalesburE. III. Jan 1s.-infatuated
with Mrs Eek Davis. a widow. and
furious over her refusal to heed his
affentioas. William Bates last night
cred a shotgun through the window OF
her home.
A neigh Dor. Mrs clyde Wakefield.
her baby and young son were visiting
Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Davis was holding
the baby The charge from the gun
killed Mr. Davis and the baby and
wounded Mrs. wakeheld's son.
While the police were searching for
Bates he gave himself up TO Maurice
shuuick. a reporter. Bates admitted
The murders and was rushed to the
county Jail. He has n divorced wife
anf child living In California
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16

Mr.. Burkett's sister, Mrs. Catherine
Schroll and family.
Jessie A Winger, formerly of Aledo
but for several years a resident of
| Newton, Iowa, has recently been APP
pointed postmaster in that city. Mr.
Winger is a brother of Harry E. Win
ger of this city and spent the early
J part of his life in this vicinity, where
he has many relatives and friends who
rejoice with him in his good fortune.
City Fire Chief d. E. Farr and
Charles Nesbitt of the local fire com
pany were sent as delegates OF the
Aiedo fire department to the annual
state firemen's convention which IS
held in Nation this week
Mrs. Frederick Barrier arrived home
Monday from Rock Island where she
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Emma Junge. She was accompanied
home by her granddaughter, Miss
Lillian Junge, who will spend a few
days here.
L. n. Lewis and son Merle were
business visitors in Monmouth Sat
urday.
Mrs. B. R. WinbiSler gave Il
O'Clock luncheon to the ladies OF the
Bridge club Tuesday afternoon After
the luncheon the afternoon was spent
at the bridge tables.
Hon. James Mckinney left Monday
for Chicago where he viii meet his
sister, Miss Adelaide Mckinney, and
they will go TO Uniontown, Conn, and
visit their sister. Mrs Paul d. -Ber-
gen. Later Mr.. Mckinney viii go 70
FLORIDA where he viii spend the re- /
mainder of the winter.
g. w. Detwiler went to Chicago /
Tuesday for few days visit
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Walker and little
Inez, left Saturday for their
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16
ALEDO

The St GATHERINGS Catholic Social
club met wednesday evening at the
home OF Miss Bridget o'Day. About
seventy guests were present and spent
a very pleasant evening playing cinch-
Floyd Sheldon OF Memphis. No. has
come 20 make a few weeks visit with
as uncle and aunt. Mr.. aud Mrs Hen
" Jennings. near Millersburg.
Professor and Mrs. A II. MatheT ar
rived home the first OF the week from
Indianapolis. Ind. where they had
been visiting relatives.
Miss Mabel Smith left Tuesday for
Grey. Saskatchewan. Canada. where
she win make an extended visit with
her uncle. William Martin.
T. W WEIGH Is spending the week
n Burlington. Iowa. at the home OF
bis daughter. Mrs Edward COftield-
The Royal Neishbors OF America
camp No. 81 held installation OF Off
GERS at woodmen hall Friday even
ing. Jan. 9. The following officers
we're installed: Oracle. Jennie s Cal
ioway: vice oracle. Ella p. Dorothy:
past oracle. Helen VI. Walters: chan
eeilor. Eliza Laurence. recorder. Lou
lse 7. Foote: receiver, Mary + Mills;
MARSHAL. Margaret Ketuchum; inner
ssntfnei. Lilly Mcfarland; outer sen
tfnei. Lorcua Minor. managers, Ellen
Swanson. Adie Riddell- examining
physicians. Drs- \. y. Macker. b. r
vin5lzisr. l. W. Wright; camp dep
ufy. Susan Steiner
Mr. and Mrs Albert Mcdonald OF
Liberty. Neb- were guests az the
home OF Mr. McDonaId's brother. r.
J. NcDo1aId. last week.
Arthur and I'd Mitchell Of Miliers-
burg arrived home last week nom Ala
hama. where they had made an ex-
tended visit with their brother. Ben
NitchgIt
The Mystic Workers lodge OF Alesio
VII hold It's annual installation OF OF
acers at irs lodge rooms Thursday ev-
sring. Jan. 10. J. Irving Pearce. d. )
~ of Kewanee. viii have charge OF
TIE ceremonies OF the evening Re
frcshnents viii be served az the con- /
elEsi0n % the installation
The Wcman.s Foreign Missionary /
society o. the Methodist church held
is meeting at the home OF Mrs G
y vertries Thursday afternoon. with
a very good attendance The follow
t1< program was given: Devotions.
Mrs. Jay. roll call. verse OF scriptures
tor years motto: chapter two. The
Child at Home" Mrs. Hartman: poem
The Prayer That Was Answered.
Mrs. Bolton. piano solo. Miss Mildred
vsrtriss. mystery box Mrs Ruin
Bowers
Mrs. Frank Corbise and daughter.
NAOMI. who have made an extended
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16
|THIEf IS BOUND
TO GRAND JURY
aeu Nelson, Alias Al Benson,
Faces Penitentiary for
Shields Robbery.

zen Nelson. alias al Benson. was
,orsad over TO the grand jury under
GOO bonds. this morning by Magis-
,-a,e &. J. smith on larceny charge
xelSou broke into the warehouse Of
IT. Saieids. grocery. 2532 Fifth ave
,ue Thursday night and stole seven
dressed chickens. a case OF pancake
ssrr md several cartons OF matches
Ns.son pleaded guilty to the charge
and Gained that ne was intoxicated
a. TIE ime-
wien J get full of alcohol. don't
know vhat I am doing" he explain
ID states Attorney Thompson sug-
r-sfse nat under the circumstances
h shouid have signed the pledge long
20. Nelson claimed Clinton. iowa.
A. his home and stated he had a
brother IN the IRE department there.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-16

visit with relatives near Seaton. left
this week for their home IN Glazier.
Texas Mrs Corbige's sister. Miss
Emma Pepper. accompanied them
home.
Mrs J. E Histed of Joy was n guest
at the home OF Mrs. Julia McCreight
the first OF the week.
Miss Tillie Wharton left Tuesday
fc- Gillespie. where she was called
on account OF the Illness OF her
daughter. Miss Annette Schmidt.
Miss Minnie McCreight Is visiting in
Sunbeam this week AZ the home OF her
brother. r. ID. Spier.
County Superintendent c. l.. Greg
Org attended the meeting OF the State
Teachers Reading circle board which
was held in Springfield last week. He
was again eleSted secretary OF the
board. a position ne has held for
number of years.
Mrs. Ida Hudson and daughter. Bes-
sic. went TO North Henderson Tues
day to spend the day with their
daughter and sister. Mrs. Thomas
Devlin-
Miss Rose Nelson OF Mcpherson.
Kan. who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Carlson. went TO Woodruff
Tuesday to visit relatievs.
Miss Nellie Hicks OF St. Johns.
Mich, arrived here Tuesday TO visit
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
NJ Taylor.
The G. L. c. club OF the First Pres
byterian church met at the home of
Miss Jessie Blazer Monday evening
with Miss Blazer and Miss Kate Nc
Manus as hostesses.
Mr.. and Mr.. n b. Giett. who have
made a few weeks visit here with
Mrs Gietts parents. Mr.. and Mrs. |
August Johnson and other relatives,
left Tuesday for their home in Spring
field. Ohio.
Miss Carrie Taylor and Mrs. I
Charles Noble were Rock Island visit /
DTS Saturday.
Mrs. J. NJ Dingwell and Miss Myrtle 4
Cash. who have been visiting in Mil
on. Iowa. IT the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Haney. arrived here Tuesday for
. brief visit before returning to their
ZONES in Viola
Mrs. Isabelle Guthrie and daughter.
Yrs. J. Ross Brown. went TO Alexis
Tuesday TO visit relatives.
Rev. ". c. Johnston OF West AT
lea. who IS visiting his cousins. Rev.
nd Mrs. J. b. Pollock. spoke at the
snion service at the First Presbyterian
hurch Sunday evening
Emanuel Johnson left last week for
lilies. Mich. where he will visit at
ne home OF his uncle. John Piyrum.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. weiSel and son.
lloyd. left Saturday for California
here they Will spend the remainder
Z the winter. They Will attend the
EXPOSITION at San Diego and visit
risnds at Los Angles.
l.. II. MAYHEM arrived home Satur-
AZ from a few days visit in St Louis
W. A. Anderson left Monday for his
ONE in Abba. Iowa. after visiting
ere with his cousin. a H Love
Fred Koepke went 10 Sherrard Tues
az to spend the day
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
ames A. Allen Wednesday morning,
IL ,
Ed Lindstrom was n business Wis
or in Aledo Tuesday
The following officers Of Warren
he'd Post No. 2sS and the Warren
he'd Relief Corps No. 20 were in
allied at a joint installation OF the