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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-27
HuSTINGS TRANSFER.

One Decd of Rnrrnin and Sale Amount
Ing to $3.50.
the Southsidc Company to Alice j.
,fiHlin. 3lNl4h feet east line Twenty
fourth Street. 2oA feet north of Scmmos
Avenue. Woodland Heights. July 81
1915: tax 81. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-27
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were ISSUED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-27
JOHN EDMOND GRAVES
DIES At SOLDIERS HOME
Had Been COmmnndant OF Institu-
ton for Past Eight
Years
NATIVE or CHARLES CITY
Had Record OF Distinguished Service
in War Between the Statcs-Was
ut One Time superintendent OF
Schools i'm His County.

John Edmond Graves, I. distinguished
'pni"derat" soldier and cOm:randant
OF X II. Lee Camp Soldiers Home. died
Yesterday morning ut 400 O'Clock at
the home. Funeral services will take
place from tn" grave in Hollywood
cemetery tomorrow aft,rnoon ~
o'clock
Mr., Graves, who WAS q na,ivc OF
'har!"s CITY County. was widely
Known In Virginia, and had a host OF
friends. AS Confederate soldier in
IN" War. I:"tNccn the states, he per
Formed valiant service. ana his old
comrades in arms viii receive the news
OF bis death with genuine sorrow. For
tn" past eight years he had Dc.n com
rnnudant Of the Soldiers Home.
Mr. Graves entered the Confederate
service In the fail OF In. first year OF
the struggle aR a sergeant in tho stat.
militia stationed nt jamestown Island.
few months later il" was transferred
to- tn" Charles CITY Cavalry. then OPP
Grating under General Magrudei on the
Peninsula. still later he joined Com
pany - Of the Third Virginia Cavalry.
Wickham'H Brigade, and served with
this command until the end came at
AppomattoX.
TAUGHT SCHOOL
AFTER CLOSE. OF WAR
After the vyar, MIR Graves returned
to his mntiv" county ana secured "A po-
sitiou as school teacher. lie engaged
ia this profession for number OF
Years. finally becoming Supcrintcudcnt
of schools in the county. Afterwards
hc was connected with the Central
state Hospital. near Petersburg. and.
while there. became q member OF the
y. t. ilill Camp. Confederate Veterans.
lie is survived b: "a widow vino was
Miss Fanuj. Beverly Lamb, OF Charles
CITY. a sister of Former Congressman
John Lamb. %: this city. ana tive chill
dr"u---J Ittr"ood Graves. OF Washing
ton: Emory Graves, Of New orleans:
John Lamb Graves, OF Petersburg;
Mary Adelaide White. OF CuIontown.
Ala. and Al.uc Christian Hi wife OF
Ensign rim, {. :. y. Portsmouth.
The pallbGmr"rs have been selected az
follows: .iohn y Lamb. \. ~. Lamb.
William g Lamb, William Brocksu-
Trough Lamb. James Christian Lamb.
Hugh Woolfolk and Vance l.. Perry.
The board Of visitors OF X, T. lee
Camp Soldiers Hpmr Viii assemble iu
citizens dress. wearing military medals.
at Ice camp iiAl sunday afternoon At
$50 o clock, 10 act as honorary pail
bearers. Members OF the board whose
homes are distant from the hall Will
ut th"ir discretion, join the board az
the soldiers Home before o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-27
Local barometer Readings.


-. ~. ''.'....... ............. 30.2S
: !. NJ ........-....... 80. %
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Until otherwise ordered. Alexander
6 Eaird. udjutuut, viii. i'm addition 10
other duties. act IS communicate Of
lnu SnllIn.s. llumc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-16
AUSTRIA READY EOR
BltIAk WITH AMERICA

VIonnI- Doc h nv C0uriOr In Uer-
him yla t.uud,n. t1.p ma The Amer
ican mott. r.l9tnp to Inc Ancona has
ma 81, b..n nubltsbnd ~ bn Ans
uIan ev.p,tper. hence tho contents
of Inc pctr are known In AMY "A few
,f Inc ,pnst urnminent officials one
az tha l,odinp mon In Vienno mas
summed Nm, NM, .ituation far mn Nsso-
liated pross ns follows
"AE positinu requires mo to toap
81. .t... t.ll.t ,.ilt ,,,l,ti. ..,,tt.,,,,,,
ana there is mo- doubt vhat thot SON
tntanf ia Whether the limited States
breaka off rolatinn. VIM .ustria-
IIunlar, resfs entirely vim hon
pAmeri., .otlb moi mime ms r,,,cb
more us ann omen cn,mv fhan She has
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-16
GERMANY AST0NISHHeD
BN NMERICAN NOTE

MWch. Doc I- .t.a London. 1-l-
b. mo THE Neu-te NaeHrohteu de-
NlHres chat the American motto to the
Austria iiung ir.au government on tire
SINGING of the steamer Ascnna has
-Hrf r'sad Germany oEtr1Hriirar..
mon only because OF .t~ severe tone.
nut 0n account of IDS mharm0nious
contents.
Tho Neuste Naehrthtcu points out
f1at rho United States IS dealing with
separate SOY rrcIgn state. which is
not affected hv au agreement reached
between tho Emitted states and some
other rcountrlres. ana advises that
first efforts should he 1.rergtcd te-
wardr concluding SUCH am underr-
standing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-16
NATIVE & FACTORY WOOD
VILLA FORCES ROUTED
IN STATE or DURANGO

Laredo. Tex, Dee 10. stubborn
street fighting in san Juan Dol rio.
state 81 Durango, on December l2.
in which several hundred villa sol-
oilers were killed. many prisoners
taken and considerable amount of
war material captured by the CAR
fan2a troops was described ii affic-
bal advicea today 10 The Currauza con-
sulate in Nouvo Laredo.
General porfIrio MARTINEZ was IN
command Of the government troops
and General Gulavis III charge IN mo
villa soldiers. The fighting was
principally hand to hand combats i'm
the narrow streets of the town. which
were litter with dead General Gall
avis WAS killed and MARTINEZ serious
~ wounded. The government froops
claimed q complete rout of the
enemy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-16
Summary OF Var
NeWS of Yesterday


firld Marshal Sir John French AZ
nus own request has been permitted
+ lo felAnGuish bus post of commander
ln-chief OF The British force in Bel
gum and France and General Sin
Douglas HAS has been appointed 70
succeed hlnl AZ marx ~ recognl-
lon Of the field marshals services
since the war began King George has
made him q viseount ana the govern
Inent has appointed him commander
.n-chief of the troops stationed in the
United Kingdom
'ompliancc with the request of the
United states government for 90 dis
nvowal by Austria of the course of
her submarine in sinking Tho Italian
steamer Ancona is strcnuously oppos-
ga by the Austrp- hungarian admir-
atty which approves the conduct of
the submarine commander fully, ac-
cording to @ dispatch from Vienna.
THO reply 20 the American note win
be sent TO Washington shortly
With the British ana French forces.
who retroated from Serbia safe with
I'M Greek territory and presumably on
the way to their fortified position at
Saloniki the Bulgarians have halted
ON the Greaco-S Serb frontier and tor
the time beng at least ended their
pursuit. Meantime, vessels crammed
with Anglo French troops and arms
and ammunition are unloading at
Salonlki or waiting in the roadstead
their opportunity 90 increase the en-
tente allied army both i'm men ana
munitions.
I'm Montenegro ana along the AL
honian frontier the Austrians and
Bulgdrians slowly are pressing back
the Montenegrins and remnants Of
the Serbian army.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-16
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as thew Gamma,
reach the seat Of the disease. Catarh * a bloo6
or constitutional disease, and Ia order 10 cure h
Cure is taken internally and acts directly pnea
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrb
cure is not a quack medicine. 10 was me-
srihed by one OF the best physicians IN this
corntry for years and Is a regular prescription.
II Is composed Of the best tonics known, com.
bined with the best blood purifiers acting d
rectly on the mucous surfaces The perfect
combination Of the two ingredients is what pro.
duces such wonderful results in curing tarrh.
Send for testimonials free.
F. j. CHENEY & co., Props, Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. price 7jc
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-16
SAFE CONDUCT GIVEN
B0Y-ED AND Won PAPEN


Washington, Dee t5-Su Cccl
spring Rice the British ambassador.
personally Informed Secretary Lau.
sing today that be was advised 10 eav
Tor the governments OF France ana
Great Britain that allied naval forces
would not modest Captains Boy Ed
ana Won Papcn, the recalled German
naval aud military attaches. ON their
homeward voyage. Letters from the
tlato department. setting forth their
status and rcclung the French and
British assurances VIII constitute the
safe conducts carried by Tie German
officora II is undetstood Jhut they
expected To- sail from New York for
Holland next week.
The question OF sofc conducts f.r
successors Of the attaches has not
been taken up
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-16
DrcNcl Tamily TroubIcs lircd.

London, Dec. Is u:22 p m)-Tht
discord In the domestic affairs Of the
American banker Anthony J. Drexcl
and his WIFE Margarcta Armstrong
prcNel, came To the surface today
In chaucey court The husband
moved 20 SET aside the service of a
notice Of q writ hy the wife TO re-
cover money due under separation
deed ON the erouud that his domicile
was France ana therefore he was
outside the jurisdiction of the Eng
lish courts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-16
irish Patriot bio.

Kew York, Dee 15.-Captain Ed
ward O'Meaghre Condor. civil wal
veteran and Irish patriot, died at his
home here today at the age Of "A
years. He became active I'm the
Fenian movement in ireland and
with Allen, Larktn and O'Brien was
sentenced to death for participation
i'm the Manchester riots. Condons
sentence was commuted to life inn
prisonment because of his American
and civil war record
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-16
VASSAR GRADUATE
COMMITS SUICIDE


Madison Wis, Dec. l5-Lalitha NJ.
Folks, 23 Vassar graduate, taking spe-
elal work at the University of Wis
consln. shot and killed herself in a
lonely spot Off the Middleton road
some time last night or early today.
Her body was found by r. W Yockey.
a farmer
NJ motive for The tragedy is known.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-16
No Statement of Fact i0 AM
er.cdn Note Denied BY W.
emma Admiralty Authod-
ties Is Reported
SUBMARINE COMMANDERS
ACTION IS APPROVED
Had Italian Vessel Not Been
Destroyed Submarine Would
Have Failed TO Duty Out
look Dark

-s7 popsise IoussAl spectst .tfAssu wtari
Vienna Dee. "a tby Courier 90 Ber-
Iln. VIA London, Dec. D.. 1856 u. ml
Tho Aus.ru-iluuRarHn admiralty is
entirely opposed 10 amy dislyowal of
The course Of the submarine COM
mdndor who was responsible for the
sinking of the italian steamer Ancona.
oa lHe contrary 10 approves This cone
duct fully ma declared that ho would
huRe boon considered as having FAIL
cd fo perform his duty IL Doe had al
lowed tno AnconG to escape
B3e rrplF e. the American note 70
i4 understood. viii Doe delivered soon.
possibly Wednesday The corrc-
spoHdeut of The Associated Press has
not been able 20 secure forecast of
tha terms of the reply but AN lndi-
cations are That pesslmistic view uf
the situation Is justified
The admiralty today stated its case
and the attitude of the naval author
uca Co.'s follows.
InstIfles commander
"lt N submarine commanders
duty Go make report 90 q dcsignat-
ed .hlso us soon ls possible ANA the
commander VINO sank the Anr0na ala
this ns soon Jas he was within wireless
distance ol land Hc made supple
mout1ry report at pola ana accom-
panied 10 with his log 30 cXamina-
tiuu of the crew was held because the I.
COMMANDERS report was considered l
complete and there was mo reason to
suppose that the crew could add any |
thing thereto.
$50 far as the commander is con-
.orncd his course is clear The ad- !
mirulty has received his report and /
secs NO reason to find any fault with 7
bis course of action.
Followed Instructions.
"lf amy such reason existed that
81 IL The Admiralty had found that
Ne commander hnd done anything
.onuay Gao IFS instructions, IL would
spontaneously institute am investiga
lion against him without waiting for
lny demand To come from foreign
government II can happen that
rn heat of battle deals
contrary TO Instructions but nothing
lf the Kind has occurred I'm this case,
"tt appears clearly from his report
hat his ship was la danger indeed
ID double danger. first from the fact
bat am enrmv boat was approaching
10 line that threatened 10 cut off
lis retreat and the enemy ship ana
he Aucoua could have established
lis radius NJ action and could have
et torpedo boat flotilla ON him,
md second, there was danger of the
,neona escaping which, according 10
lis Instructions, was 20 be prevented
b an circumstances Hence the con-
moe nT tb. commander tuuCh ms the p
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-16

You miss many opportunities daily Il YOU
a. uni read Journal want ads
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-29
October, 1914.

Jacob Glass completes his garage at
Forest City.
Work began on erection OF new
block Of stores In Craig to replace
those destroyed by tire April II.
The Lynds lumber yard stock at
Fortescue purchased by the Arkansas
Valley Lumber Company, with Mitch.
ell Batson, OF Robinson, Kansas, a
manager.
Tie Nodswsy river was out OF Its
banks on the 8.i0th, caused by heavy
rains.
hail as large as walnuts fell at the
old Canon place on the sth inst.
A lodge Of Woodmen Circle was or.
ganized at Maitland on the sth; Besse
Bundy, guardian, and Georgia Smith,
clerk.
Jno. Gilroy given 3 years In reform
school for stealing horse from Bethel
Goodpasture at Maitland on October
2sth,
Mound City completes the paving
OF State street, It's principal business
street, and installs q white way.
Il. NJ. Without & Co. install q gaso-
line and oil station In Oregon on The
Interurban railroad grounds.
First frost Of the season came on
the 9th.
Habeas corpus proceedings were
brought In the probate court for the
possession Of the 8'year.old daughter
Of the late Mrs. Boone Fsncher by
the father, Henry Kennedy. Custody
awarded the father.
Maitland had three inches Of rain
during the month.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-29
THE YEARS HAPPENINGS.
Continued from page !.

kio drainage district being ne
cessitated by a decision Of tie Su
preme Court. They began their Ia
bors the 18th.
A Presbyterian church class was or
ganized at Napier, on the 9Th.
Friday morning, May sth, the tenn
perature went down to ~ degrees
and a light frost nipped the beans
This was repeated A. to temperature
on the morning OF the iith.
Rev. =. i. Brewster becomes the
hrst settled pastor Of the pfesby jer'
ian church at Craig, the first sine,
the organization Of the church In
1877.
Tie Forest City Ice aud cream plan,
passed TO the ownership Of Mccoy 4
Eccles. OF Noftonyille. Kansas.
Steps we're taken IN the Circuit,
Court at the May term. To extend the
Min Creek drainage district,
The keeves.Cook Auto COMPANY
purchased the old grist mill property
IN Mound Ciiy, and established an
,,,n ,,,,,. and .,i.. damn,
ne ,Ir,.I,n n, ,nu.,,.d In A.,
un,,,, and uu,.r uh.,, B.lds n,
t,,,n.. ,on,.,I, amt ,i,, 4, man,
J.ll. 4, t,,i,, ,,,,.tIn ~, ,,,,
vn,m a,ne,,.d Ip ia. y.uC,up ..c
,ion. IA. Ia,, u.,k a, month
a., ~, nm .l,r,i,, u,s t.lJ >,
...,,.,IiJ,,. n,,,s IN. ~, c,oy.
summit w,d r,.. ana E.,.o ,i
%, Co,,,nuood and Ii,,,,. into an,
ul,h ,chupl di,,,ir, ~, n,cno.i
10, r,,,I.s ,y ,yo,.,,,nto,, a.,
t,,,,d a., ,i,.,,,,. ,,,..-.. 80
yeas ~ NJ T,ox.u and r,,,l
w.Ik,,. 4. ,.,,s a. : Ncr.. ,nc
Ueo,y. ron,,,,. o,. ,,,, N
Wilson aud q , conv,y ri,., on,
GERS. q. A rouv,, n,.sid.,,, ~
NJ Travail ,lc.n,,,ii,nt. r,.nl
w.Ik,r secretary
Alberta Hravv n, o,.yon mad. h.,
s,but In Paris IN A.. ,n.,, "I.,,,i
,,l" vi,n m. I,rs,,, o,.,, cow.
oany
cour, of Annals affirm ,uJym.,,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-29
Lentz's Lunch Wagon on the Grounds.

Holt county, and a member OF the
18th Missouri Infantry IN the spanish.
American war, after serving four
years IN the Kansas penitentiary for
murder, was paroled by the governor,
believing him not guilty OF the crime.
:. NJ. CotIman, OF Forest City,
I! brought suit for 5000 against the
burlington for being struck by train
No. l6 al Forest City, August u, de.
molishing his wagon and injuring
himself.
Christmas Day the temperature
went to 2 below zero.
william Pennel had his big sale Of
Holstein cattle on the I'D. Thirty
head sold At an average price Of s72;
highest, el5l; lowest, 40.
The Napier Presbyterian church In.
corporates and expect to build In the
spring OF 1915.
Roy Roberts arrested, charged with
the murder OF Vernon Connect, near
North Platte, Neb., August .. Con.
nett formerly resided In the Fortes.
cue section.
W. II. Aikire, OF the firm Of Alkire
| & Aikire, Forest City, disposed OF his
interest to J. Y, Alkire.
J. G. Melvin VI. Mound City; circuit
court OF Platte county awarded plain.
tin si5o; supreme court affirmed the
lower court.
Carl WeineTs, Craig, went through
Ice crossing river opposite Fargo and
drowned December 26th; he WAS .
bachelor.
! Bigelow on the 10Th voted $4,000 In
bonds for consolidated High school
building.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-29

$4,000 damages against the &. u. \
q. railroad, for injuries received by
falling In culyert ntar Napier, nc.
tOber eth, lPl3.
ON the 18th. Forest City dedicated
It's public park, agift from George
Weber.
The levee on Squaw Creek In the
vicinity Of Mound City, on the Show.
walter lands, gave way TO heavy pres.
sure caused by the heavy rains OF
Monday, the 18th inst. Timely, per-
sistent work saved many corn fields
On the 18th, a heavy wind storm In
the vicinity Of Corning, did much
damage to orchards.
Miss Julia Deyorss, Of Forbes, loses
gems valued at $40, In st. Joseph, on
the us,
Melvin Hopper, aged ", l. crushed
10 dealt, near White Cloud, Kansas,
on the Nth, while coupling engine
and separator.
Jacob NJ. Gregory. formerly OF
Mound CITY, obtained $500 damages
from tie &. u, & q for injuries In
getting oil train at Napier.
IIrowniield X Teare purchased the
lIigelow elevator from the Lynds
Elevator Company
John lden purchased the l.ynds
elevator and implement business at
fUfte~cuv.
ON the 10Th, prominent well to do
farmers around iortescue, organized
\ bank-A W, NanCamp, president:
John T.. Slater, vice.presideni, and
Il, &. Brosnlee, OF Horton, Kansas,
cashier. u opened for business, July
I'D.
Tie month Vas an unusually hot
one, the mean being -, I degrees
above the normal.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-29

Cook interest In tie keeyes.Cook All
To business.
Little Tarkio Levee gives way un
der heavy pressure caused by heav,
rains Of September 9Th.
Up to and including September H.
the rain fall at Oregon, measured
7.Jl inches.
Al II. McNulty, purchased tile
Charles BOOK interest In the auto
business At Mound City.
Engineer Albert Mcintyre Is crushed
to death under his locomotive, by It's
overturning, north OF Noda~ay sta.
tion, at $50 p M, on the 18th; heavy
rains made a soft track, causing de.
railment.
While reading In her home on the
evening u tie 10Th instant. some one
Hired a shot through the window at
the llardman home. In New Point;
Miss Elsie, narrowly escaped being
shot.
Alberta Bragg re,urns to ;Dregon
from Paris, France, on the 18TH, after
an absence Of taU years studying
music.
The 81. Joseph rfesbytery Of the
Presbyterian church, held It's cUnNen.
tiOn at Craig, on the li.lj.lGth.
Mrs. Pearl Martin Tickle, formerly
OF Forest CITY, IN an effort to save her
four'year.old son from being drowned
was drowned with her child In the
Missouri river. at RulU, on the 10th.
Important improvements to the NJ.
T.. church South, OF Forest City, we're
completed, and occupied on the 18th.
lIy vote Of III for and u against,
Maitland ratified the new electric
light contract to become ,iIectiy.
April LIST, 1913.
iIer, q. Hudson, Of Maitland, given
months Ia Platte county Jan 10y fed
eral court In ST. Joseph, for raising
~ bill to $50 bill,
William T.. Hudson, OF Corning, Il
acquitted by coroner's jury OF the
murder Of Mr.. Ieeder, near wathena
Kansas. early In September. Self
defense Was the justification.
Kathleen and Geneyieye Proud re-
turned to Oregon, from Europe, on
the 2sth.
u. a. Gelvin gets si,jlj judgment
against the &. Is. Il q. In fedora
court, for damage to cattle and pas
ture, caused BY locomotive sparks set
ting Dire to pasture, In August, 1914.
G. +, Dege sells his Corning stool
OF merchandise to G. r. Bosch, OF
the 18th.
Maitland had 10 inches Of rain dur
ing the month.
First 10 days OF month the rain fsl
Was 3,68 inches.
u. w. Smallwood buys the Green,
restaurant II Forest City.
Big Tarkio drainage district suit 70
versed by Judge Seehorn, and suit fol
benefits and damages ordered brough,
anew.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-29

ieecher Knapp WAS shot and killed
In Corning on the 9Th. BY Constable
John Wilson, who claims he was re.
sisting arrest. Wilson WAS commit.
ted to jail to await action OF Circuit
Court, Al the December term OF
court he plead guilty and was given
dive years In the pehitentiary.
Harry Morgan, aye II, dies from In
turtles By falling from q load OF hay
on his fathers farm, near Creighton,
Mo-: son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Morgan, and Q grandson Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Is. +. Morgan, OF Oregon.
Miss Ruth Hall goes to Ketchikan,
Alaska, to teach.
Mr.. and Mrs. -, -. Randall, OF
Forest City. celebrated their golden
wedding day on the Sth,
Grover Harper and Brother Davis,
OF Forbes, accidentally shot while
riding In a buggy near Forbes, on
the 18th.
Big Tarkio drainage suit to assess
damages and benefits was called In
Savannah Circuit Court on the 2lst,
the case being heard by Judge See.
horn, OF Kansas City, who on the 9TH
OF September handed down his de.
cision, sguashing the commissioners
report, which necessitates the begin
ming anew Of proceedings.
Body Of unknown man found
drowned on bar In Missouri river,
near Rulo bridge, on the 18th.
Perry Brooks bought the William
Bragg interest In the Bragg & Nc.
Donald plumbing business.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-29

Dr. ". e. Proud and family left on
tie iirsi for Vienna, Austria, for
study IN surgery.
Neville Dickson, Of Forest City,
purchased the Merchants Cafe, Of St.
Joseph,
John Grythin, a bachelor, run dow n
by the ears near his place, below
Forbes, on the 18th, and killed; was
20 years Of aye.
Joe u, Murray buys lot at Ma.
pier for Presbyterian church.
The la,pound brass cannon donated
to the city by the war department,
Was mounted In the northwest corner
Of the public square.
7. II, killam 4 Son move their
stock Of furniture TO Gallatin, Mo.
On November 10th, their entire stock
Of goods Was destroyed BY lire, with
little insurance TO cover the loss,
which vas valued At 5000,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-29

Transacts . general banking bust.
ness. Interest paid on deposits left
for specified time.
Drafts issued on principal cities. Col.
lections made and promptly remitted
DRECroRs; d. Zachman, president,
j. A. Rreek, secretary; Samuel David
son, b. +. Morgan and s. +. O'Fsllon.
Telephone No. a..