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The smock and the garden hat.

smnck OF 1915 spells comfort and pos
eesses a quaint beauty. an art value,
al its own.
IL is to he seen wherever women
congregate-along country lanes, =.
the sea shore. in the casinos. in the
mountains. on the farm IN all the
fsmboyant glory of rs latest and most
picturesque ::snval it is a dominant
note iE me seasons fashions and an
in portsnt novelty in the unitarian
world.
TIE smock is Worn in the garden
and on the golf links. II is adapted
for use in the morning In the II
try and at the bathing beach. 1t is
Just the thing To wear when gather
ing Il owers on the country estate. pick
ing fruit on the farm, feeding the
chickens. and IN fact when engaged
In any OF the phases Of horticulture
or agriculture in which modern young
women are specializing.
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that my Ni1dish dialect was taken
from vaudeville. Even at that there
are many NiddjSh comedians present
iug very true types in vaudeville.
There VIII always he some 10 take
exception to certain pictured condi-
tions.
The midnight taXicah chase in
Empty Pockets has been criticised
10y certain reviewers. But II is not
melodrama. As a matter Of fact that
episode has enacted itself right here
IN New York 81 many times that the
pages If the police registers are
crowded with the records
one critic complained that the sit
uation which forms the CruN #
Empty Pockets" when a woman is
held captive through the clinching Of
a dying mans hands, is "A physical
impossibility. Mr.. Hughes rcfutes the
objection 10y stating that he based he
incident upon actual fact.
"a man of international cminencc,"
he said, "and most people can place
the mans identity, died thus some
years ago, and held a woman prisoner
by the hair. Her screams brought in
persons who had Ia cut her hair to
release her. This unpublished history
had haunted me for a long time before
| found opportunity To make use Of
its intensely dramatic power.
Il not only made "A thorough study
II the relevant medical literature. but
had my text revised 10y Il very IA
nous physician, who assured me that
the incident as it stands is scientific
cally correct, possible ANA plausible.
That is another part If my practice.
When | have worked 4 technical point
out to the best of my ability ! en-
trust II To a specialist for final crit
/ lrism."
1t was one criticism directed
against What VIII People Say" t"
the effect that the novel, though true
to life, depicted hut one narrowed
phase Of New York lifc-that of the
very idle, very riCh-that partially
influenced Mr., Hughes to continue
writing novels of New York. The re-
cent Empty Pockets ties up the rich
and the poor, wicked folks and good
folks to I've found under both catego-
RES in quite an amazing manner. In
his next novel MIR. Hughes treats of
4 the apartment house world, the huge
middle class realm where one earns
iva dollars and spends four.
Though Mr.. Hughes works with a
method and an accuracy which rather
shattcr popular conceptions Of the
vagaries of III" creative mind, his
youthful achievements were such As
often led to quite contrary displays NJ
temperament. out In Missouri whore
he was born, and IN Iowa, where he
was taken at the age of :. he early
acquired the reputation OF being
prodigy.
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them. Dne day IL occurred to her
that II they were So popular and were
not tn I've had in the stores II might pay
her to make them To sell. So she started
making smocks for the market.
A few weeks passed and the rush
Of orders convinced her more and
more that her determination to make
them for the trade was a wise ne.
Then she began "a enlarge the scope
of her work. She made smocks out Of
pretty soft materials Of various sorts,
such as hand rover linen, cotton and
silk Crepes. silk and wool mixtures.
She paid much attention to their or
namentation. IL was dificult ome
times TO get the desired colors in the
shops. So the artist dyed some of the
materials herself in order to get the
pastel shades and oid tones hat artist
folk like but cannot always procure.
Being a busy woman. she found the
work was absorbing too much OF her
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Both mother and child wear
smocks on the farm.

tn wear a smock aud = ribbon trimmed
ranama hat.
Next the golf girl took up the style
and carried il to the links and once
more 1t enjoyed new popularity. soon
the shocked golf girl made a bright
note in the lludSCape. The row gar
mont was proclaimed 10 y" the mo-
sensible thing seen in years and Il
has been generally adopted for wear
ON the links.
The smuck was also f"und to he
Ideal for wear in IA" country 10y the
summer girl and the average resort
railroad station at train time. pre-
s"nts a picturesque array Of emock
clad girls with rakish panama hats
awaiting friends from town. For In
formal calls of Il morning the smock
fills n long felt want. while for RON
ing or for any outdoor sport there
Is nothing that seems to take its
place.
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The smock In also quite at homo ON
Fifth venue and liz to be seen there
ny day in h glory of its pastel
shades and quaint design. 1t has PEN
e.rated the tea rooms and the dan
cling rooms. 1t is a favorite shopping
and is popular for motoring.
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many the garment is wholly associated
with the a~tcliers of Paris. Every one
Is familiar with pictures OF French
studios showing the artist in smock
and cap with palette n brushes in
the foreground.
1t was a young New York woman
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Modern Version of the Ancient Garment Has Sprung Into
Wide Popularity for the Links, the Motor. Car, the
Beach. and Even the Avenue and the Tea Room

" roME'i have adopted the
\N/ smock with enthusiasm this
w summer and many are the
uses to which the modern
version NJ this ancient is nut
TIE fashion has spread. not alone no.
cause IT is novel but also because the
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Evangelical Church.

There will DO preaching In the Ore.
gon church, Sunday evening a. 500
o'clock.
Y.P. A. meeting Sunday ut 100
p. m. .I.,t
Prayer meeting every Thursday ~
800 .. m.
Preaching At Nickeli's Grove, Sun.
day At HOO .. m. Y. p. A. st 7:3O
p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednes.
day evenisg. The Teachers Train.
ing class will meet on this evening
also and will be conducted In connec.
ton with the prayer meeting.
Our first quarterly meeting will be
held over the 23rd and 25th OF this
month. Our prayer Is that this may
be the best and most victorious year
In the history Of this charge.
REV. +. Z. DissINaER, Pastor.
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Christian Endeavor.

Tile program committee Of the
Christian Endeavor society met at
the home ~ Mr.. aud Mrs, Wick Greene,
aud tie fOlloaing leaders we're APP
pointed for the ensuing quarter
April ll,h-ibon Matin, subject 49,
Getting Ready for the Next Life
Aprilisth .Dais, Donovan, Subject
One bay In Seven for the Highest
Things"
Aprll 18th Miss May Prussman -
Subject" The Bible, the Worlds Su'
preme Hook"
May 2d-Charles Acton-Subject- -
"Joys Of a Christian Life"
MAY "lh Elder Is. ~. Dawson -
Subject why ] Am Proud Of My
denomination"
May iGth-Earl Wilson Subject -
"why ! Believe In Christian En-
deayOr,'
May I'D Miss Myrtle French Sub
ject-" Religious Reading, What and
Why"
May 3Olh-Bert Maple, -Subject-
The Cali OF Foreign Missions fol
Money, Men, and Prayer"
June 6th-Mrs. @, .. Proud,-Sub
ject-"Body Under and Soul on Top.
June i3th-A. Mcdonald, Bryan
Benton. Reginald Hinds-Subject-
"Christ's Call 10 the Young Men OF
Today 8. 49,
June 2Oth-Ciars Pulien, Thelms
Brooks, Effie Carroil-Subject-
"Christ's Call to the Young Womer
Of Today"
June 27th-Psrry Brooks, Subject
-"Song and Its Meaning"
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Presbyterian Church Notes.

: TIE event ~ lie week l. Ie meet
Ing of hp " umen's NJ Is. tnia, y sOci. les
" ST. jrs-p, Prsb,trt, Itch ~.
rlndcs abpu, ten cuunii,s 4" N,r,h'
vest Missouri IhU,p - slo'u lis
an, Is dele a'ps ace y .'nl TIE
iu.piin. nrg.u TO-DAY W.T. II nin",t
served b the S,riai iir. 80 tie
home " tie MIS- Ruh,' kuitN Ao,s
lowed by "A busiir's StSSi a. ati,f-
tetnuuu TUuig't vii IL Young
Pc, pies might TIE hr,iisn En.
dpayof .oci.ty Vii, ~ ash. III ~ an
entpri ainupni u, visiting d.i-ga'es
and an address VII m given n ms.
A. A Elliott " :, Joseph, supetih-
te' dent ~ ,ounp perpr'smofh The
public l. cordially invited. especially
IL. mrmD.rs " tue Young pe"pl" $50
riptips There viii b- nretinss All
day tomurrru aud iumuffow night,
At Witch twJ returned missionaries
will br present aud speak tn. Cars
! tjan Endeavor will serve a luncheon
a. $50 at Mrs. Robert Idiley's. which
will he followed 10y a conference on
Young peoples work. All these meet
Ing are open to the pubic and a cor.
dial Invitation Is extended TO eSer,'
budy.
The annual congregational meeting
will I've held next Sunday morning IN
connection with the morning ~or'
ship. All the members OF the CON
yrepatio and those Who are In tile
habit OF worsl,ipping with Us are es'
pecially urged to be present.
At night the pastor will begin a
series OF sermons on THE Funda
mental Doctrines Of the Bibe,' a.
follows:
SUNDAY night, April II, THE Doc
,rine Of God"
April II, "puty, or Mans Relation
TO God"
| April -. "The Doctrine OF Sin
MAY .. Grace, or What II Neces
sary to SalvationY"
The song service last Sunday might
was excellent, some said the best W
ever had. Everyone did splendidly
and the program WAS much enjoyed
by the large audience. We wish u
thank the choir and those others WHIT
assiste w.. We appreciated tin
presence Of Brother Anderson and III
| n.n,,I. and an tnxpd his solo
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Notice OF the Filing Of Exhibit.

To Mr,, IVA PAYNE Guitar, Mr.. Lizzie
Payne k-nn"y >rn,i ana John rayur, II III.
said John Payne h. living AMI N ~" said
John Payne be- not liylns then to the heirs
and legal representatives ~ the >uid John
Payne, deceased
Sou, zach. every and all Of yuu ar" hereby
notified that ! have, un the .lih dny ~
March. 1915 made oui and filed with Harry
N. DUNCAN, Judge and rN-oficio clerk ~ the
prohatc Court ~ Holt County, Missouri, the
court having Jurisdiction thereof u lust and
true exhibit ~ the accounts between myself
and ny lat, ward, James U. Payne. now de.
ceased, and TINT, NJ the May term, lpi5, OF
the said Probate Court. to:wit; on Monday,
thc tenth day ~ May, 1915, In the court
housr. IN the City Of Oregon. county scat Of
said Holt County, Missouri. NJ III. office Of
said Harry ". DUNCAN. Judge of ~, said
Probate Court, ! Will ask that said court
prOcsed 10 examine my said accounts, NJ
such guardian, correct all errors therein, u
any there be-. and make u final settlement
With me, ~ such guardian ut which time
and place you, each, every aud MI of you
may appear. u you scc ~ 70 do1
Lately Guardian Of James u, Payne.
Done by order % the Probate Court Of Holt
County, Missouri. this nth day ~ March, A.
D., iniS.
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Triumph.

John A. Goodhart, In the News
Jeffersonian, April LIST: g..
-f,randma Massie has been outte
sick for some time. she had An attack
OF acute rheumatism and was eptiyelv
helpless, but IL improving, DIR.
Findley, OF Graham, is attending her.
wo,L Lac h.., n, .,.,as,,u ~
o.. a,.d.,. hn,, .v., s,n.a ,ha h,.,,
-, o., .,,,. ,,
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Evangelical Church.

-. ni~riusrf, Pastor,
Oregon sunday >riu At p'ii u. M. H. o.
kunkri, superintendent,
Prayer meeting Thursday NJ 50. IN.
Preaching, first aud third sundays at II ..
m. Second and turth.>undnys ats p.m.
Nickrll> Grove sunday srhuu NJ " "a. IN.
fdwd. Thurman, superintendent
Yr. a ut 7:.sp,m ~.
Prayer meeting Wednesday ut : y m,
Preaching, iir>t aud third Sundays At ~. m.
second aud fourth sundays ~ ii,.m
Any one 4, cordially welcomed Ia any OF
th,sr services
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Order OF Publication.
prarl u Patton. plninun.

Pearl u Patton. Plaintiff
~
John u. rattoa, Defendant,
kttbIs sith day ~ Marrh, A H., iriS. comes
III. plaintiff herein. before thu undersigned
clerk In Vacation. aud lilies her petition here.
PENDANT, John u. fattuJ, l. n nun.r-,idrnt ~
this state, and cannot u" served With th"Or.
binary process VI Law In thv StutcVf Missouri
Whcr,upnn. " v ordered Ivy the under.
signed Clerk ~ said Court, In vacation, that
III, said def, ndant, John u, Patton, lr mott.
He'd that M action hiss been commenced
against him lN pltintir In aid cnuti, the uii'
plaintiff prny~ To he diyur,'"d frnni III" iypndS
~ matfiinuny cont tlrt'd with ~lid def, nd'
att un the grounds ~ tndlrnttlr>t illstrsHiI.
mrni aud abuse ~ I" Cndins'f the life ~
her, IL" said plrlntin,
Mud npw unless yuu, the stid def udnnt
John a. Patton, b' aud lpp,str ~ Tits tuurt
~ ne neat term thereof, in hr H. gun nud
huldrn ~ the Court HOUSE ~ the CIV ~ pf's
gun, IN SAID County hId rttir 81 ~" l,th
dan ~ NAV ihit. uud ~ ~ bEf,r, The tlrst
duy ui said tenn ~ said Court, answer ~
plead Ia the Ivtitlun H. >tld ruus,'. w." >niur
viii u, taken ~ contest II, aud judgment VIII
h'' rendered accordingly
u i further ordered that u copy hereof he
published IN The Nnlt county sentinel, a
nrNspHprT printed lnd nui'li>h"d IN the
county ~ Hot and state ~ Missouri, and lies.
ignl'rd hy plaintiffs attorney, Tor tour
weeks surtU-,iv'ly, ~ least nnrr each wr"h .
~" lH,i insertion tu beat least Fifteen daS sh"r
T.. \, DURHAM, ,iruit clerk
\ true 'upN ffuiu the record
Nlit'>s NY baud and W" S'Il ~ SAID
, - tuhri. this eth day ni Mnrrh A.
>"al -. ~, y a, n,NlihM
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Entertained.

On Thursday evening, April LIST,
the Epworth League, OF the M. T..
church, gave q "Tackie Social" at the
home OF Il. T.. Weary. After q short
business meeting, an hour was spent
In games and Jokes, sis the custom
OF April lst. About thirty members
were present.
Cheese sandwiches, pickles and cot.
fee were served. "TREAs."
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-09

The sale Of Jack liaker. living
northwest Uf here, OH Monday, March
18th. was one of the best held In this
section this season, and Jack wears a
broad smile. BROOD sows brought
from az 80 To ell yer head: mitch
COWS averaged go; a team, ! and H.
years old, brought sJGj. implements
sold excep, ionally we'll, and u was a
big sale every Nay. Col. u. NJ. Babb
cried the sale. Jack viii 40 on a
farm near st. Jt seph.
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Order Of Publication.
G,uiutv pf Holt


In the Circui, Court. May Term, iai5.
.iuhn Z. Thompson. piaintin.
MART T.. FIairn. MART -. Qynlc. Ragncld a.
J3hr~n MART T. ,io'r THOMAS T.r,'hc.
Uryihr. al ~ Tile I. Grylhln; hmb
iots :, ,'ry,hss, nlins 90 Amb
inii,s. Guardian 81 John Rtodbctk. q person
~ uu>uuud mind q " CummiDs. Guard
irn " Edward ptu>srnan, person of un.
John Tuwnsrd. a minor aud Frank prtrep.
trustee, ts,rndants
Now TITS 18th day " March, 1915 Ia vsca.
lon Of S,la curt ZONES 10. plainiir hcrsin
petition. alleging .amoug "ther things, that
tl,c defendants, Mari, fla,en, MART o.
hom,, I. ar the. atlas Thomas T Gryth
In; 81" T. Urythe. alias Olc r. Grythin
Nmhiorg r Grythr. alias Ambiorg T.
g y,hl,' ana J. =. t,. M,, are all no"-rcsi
u l. therefore ordered nv me ~ Clrtk NJ
saih Court IN vacation that publication ~"
mad" nutii ins all ~ said nnh. resident de-.
against hem by ,N'tiimi In the Circuit ,'ortt
81 Holt county. M,seulti. thceisect aud sr'ii.
ertl nature ~ which isto have writtipnW
h.i lowing dp>,rihrd ladilS. to-wit
Al " the south I,st yunr1't II >'srion
INrui, thrrr ~ all " he ffpctiynal NWtb
fast ,!uattp ~ srtIun rwcnty.s!N CD ami
trr Of Sr,itn Fourteen 80 the Sbufh West
QUARTER ~ s,y.tiuu Trcuty.thrre 80 tho
Nofth Hail ~ ,hr North fast QUARTER Ot SEC.
tIou TwVuty.thfrr GU, ats twu %, Three. ~.
luurlp aud Five 90 aud the Southwest tnurlIi
" the North West guHrl,t ~ section Twrn.
ty.fpur go that part NJ til North West
Tntth ~ the >utth West Quarter " section
twenty. siN GU lying Nutthof the chhngo.
burlington nni 9uinsy Gatlrusd right ~
gay. all In Township Iitty.nin, o., ~ liaunr
aud alsu the following dvSrflhrd land. stu.
ATE In douglas County Ia The stht. q Nilsson.
RI. to-. wit. the West Halt ~ section Thirty.
i've go, aud the North Ias, quarter of See
tiun lhlriy.hyc tlD, all IN Township TWEEN y
seven ca, " Range Eleven III. West of thu
fifth Principal Meridian, among the parties
pia ntift and defendant, according To- thcif
| respective interests therein. ~ set out In the
| said petition. aud that unless they lie aud
al peat At the next term ~ this Court, To be-
III id,n In the Courthuns" In Oregon In tn,
>l.d County ~ Holt un the t,th day ~ May
| ini, aud. IN or hrforr the ttSt day thrrvof
| answer said petition, tn" sane will br tak"i
~ confessed, aud judgment viii bc rendered
| accordingly.
II is farther ordered that u copy hereof h,
published unre u wrck In the Holt county
| ~rutif ~, n weekly newspaper published II
| the county ~ Holt aud Designated by plain
| IN attorney, fut fur weeks succrssivrls
| the last insertion to h. ~ least fifteen day
| he fur. the commencement ~ The n,Nt term ~
| this Court, u, \. w MAN,
| Circuit CLERK.
| \ true copy from the record. Witness ~,
/ -'-, hand amt seal ~ said Court tbs
| sal 18th day ~ MHr'h. 1915.
$3.50 T.. \, DiNiINM,
Cifrut Clerk
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Executors Notice.

p s;s ca Ss sss s. sssn ri. . K,
w ,n Sns 20 r. sedsr
All persons having claims against said
estate, are required ~ exhibit them
tor allowance To the Executor within
they may be procluded from any benefit Of
said estate; and u such claims be not on.
hibited within one year from the date OF
fIOtice, they shall be- forever barred.
This Ninth day OF April, ipij
&, l.. EVANS,
Executor.
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

Services each sunday A. follows
sunday school at as u, ".
Preaching service at u Ia. m.
Preaching service NJ . 10 y. IN.
Mid. week meeting each Thursday atsioo pm
You ARE cordially invited Ia attend ali
these services. Y. n. riiOMps IN.
Pastor.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

s!sasS Adm, a,s,rstos u she STATE ' o. Y1uP
Hnthhorn, deceased. will makn application
TO tho Probate COURT 81 Holt County, Mis-.
to be held ut the court house In the City Of
Oregon, in said county and state on the 10th
day OF May, 1915. ~ make final settlement of
said estate and for his disc nv such Ad-
miDistrator when and where NIL parties In
terested may attend. q. IT, LIGHT,
Administrator.
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Arrivsiand Departure Of Nails at the
Postofacs, orsge a. 10.

A pyi = Al md Dana "a "a NJ ~ aila Al thu
rostomce, OreReo q. 10.
pu.,,,. , an.
-
MAILS DEtARTi
"a, D.. n.. ,.,,.
~ W. '""" "''"'''
81. q. -,
''' "" ,.. '''''" ""' '"''"'"'"''
$1,000 ..
W. ~ ,r1'..
,,,,,,. ~
$50 80
'"" " '' S' ''"' "''' INV
. ,,n,,. , ~
'''' w. "' w.
$500 s.
80 vse0p. ..0.,e
49,, $3.50,
''''p' "' 'o' s' points "o''"' s"u'"' '>s'
ae "os.
oueuos .. y. ns'. w o''soA
10. ro,'., wv p", 's's' % .o -,
Lew" o''s'h NJ -" H. A"o 'e'u'o !"
Wv. ,, ..,,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


circuit Court.
Convencs fourth Mondays In February and
October and third aonday In May.
Alon,D u. BurLrs. circuit judge,
A. ". Tihbcls. prosecuting attorney.
Edwin a. Durham. cirruit clerk.
Geo D.. urlvin, sheriff.
e. A. f.-dy IT.. stenosraphcr.
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Owing to my being confined to
my home 10y illness, ! would he crate
ful To my friends " they would cal a.
my home, and give me their orders
for toilet hygenic goods.
GrsrA TrrERMAS.
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County tssnfd ri Health.

David q. Stallnrd. president.
Peter Raiser, vic-.pr-sidcnt.
". l.. Norman, ID district.
G, l.. Evans, county physician.
Daniel u, kunkcl. secretary,
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ourson Christian Church. ;Dlu3 0ity.
VIII. Hartman, Paseos
Prsaehing on the second and fourth L0s1s-
lay Of II .. n. and Z 10 p. n.
Bible school sscn Loedsday o. 10 40
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German n. Z. Church

Rev, W. L., Meyer, Pastor.
sunday School NJ $50 u, m,
Preaching every Sunday At 1880 a. m.
Preaching every Sunday AZ the kodavAy
,hurch nj 2 40 y, m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday afternoon -
Z 10.
Everybody cordially invited to attsnd above
= gyvtces.
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Presbyterian Church, New Point.

Rev. 4. d. Roberts, Pastor.
Preaching the second and fourth sundays
each month. sabbath.school each sunday ~
10 o. m.
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Presbyterian Church, woodvills.

Rev. 7, ID. Roberts. Pastor.
Preaching the first and third sundays OF
Of each month. sabbath school each sunday
at 10 u. IN. 81. OF
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Biaelow and Vicinity.
tieorge Conway IN tn- Ne~>.J.f
fersonian VI April LIST, says 'h.': ri.

fersOntan VI April Isl, says 'ii'i:
II. s. Hunt did the town - good
turn last week by dragging he streets
while he was leaning ~ run Thai
new traction engine u, his. am H.
the way, this can TIE hJu".h u" ="
anything on the farm anu vi" taNe
the place OF eight hOrses som. ei'
gine
w. n. CougiiIiu was her. So, 'iai
days the trst Of the mrek from CT.
win, Texas, visiting with ni' b'oiint,
John COugiiiiu, tile iia, King ". N.
is running al engine for tie Nlci"i
irrigation Co, Of ,UirSin tie uchs
considerable land tliere a"d h~.> the
county first class .-
Hollis Neil Was over irunI Muuud
cry, saturday, aud Installed an e,cc
trio COCK OH ile' town street lanps
and The CLOCK Is sci spthat tue nsms
viii come yn al T:yD y ~ anh 70 ont
at u v. III. THIS II a god improve
ment aud will he saving tUiuv town
In a financial wAs- ihaik' uuf
city dads. .. ..
we see 10y TnE SENTINEL ''a'
our old friend, A. q. Williams, Won
tie Fred = GilheIt trophy cup at
the Oregon Gun club shoot a. .. u
a former Biyelo~ resident and has n
whole lot OF friends ny W tins neck
oi Tive wooos VINO are keeping 'ao on
MN ana MS eNce''en' 'a"' u
those oregon fellows don' '"oS OUT
A. u VIII WIN Tue neN' ''he 700
w. q. Mailer t'Dutch BlG), was
out hustling with a subscription pa
per, one DAY last week, and Within a
very short time had secured enough
money u buy a new road drag and
some extra money TO he used In pay
Ing some one 10 drag our roads and
streets. We Viii take OUT lat OIL TO
Dutch BIZ Tor he Is sure some
hustler, ana RoOd boos'er' 100
There were two game ~ardens
here last Tuesday evening, Who gave
a coupl. Of our town sports a pretty
lively chase. Failing To catch the
hunters. the game wardens showed
their hearts we're IN the right place
by bringing IN the live decoy ducks
the boys had planted out on one OF
the lakes. The wardcns left for
Corning, Wednesday morning.. Bet.
Ter look out . little boys.
Dragging tie roads seemed TO be
tile order Of the day with most Of our
farmers last week. II vas said the
entire districts, vest and south Of
Bigelow, we're dragged last Friday,
everybody turning out for the work.
This N a move IN the right direction
and We are sure glad Ia see Tie PEG.
Pile waking mp Ia the necessity Of
Keeping up THIS road work. It's an
excellent advertisement for our com.
munity.
Sheriff George Gelyin wasup from
Oregon last Friday, Wearing that usu.
al good na,ured smile: Ne Often Won.
der u that smile ever comes oil, he
seems TO have It with him at least
every time he comes to Bigelow
George may lie figuring on moving
here with the court house and he
might he looking fora location. Oi
course the ligelow people lave a
warm spot In their hesrls for George
and will be glad,to have lin take ur
his Residence here.
hid you read that article In last
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-09
Christian Church. Forest ,oity.

Elder Y. q. lte,nor, Pastor. a
sunday school NJ 10 u. NJ, every sundsy.
Preaching on the first and third Sundaysof
each month. morning and evenfdR.
VIC. T.. meets every sunday, N 700 y. ~.
Al cordially invited To attend these SER
Vices. a..
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-09

Regular Terms FIRST Mondays In fcbru
,ry. May. August aud November.
David e. stallarI, presiding judge.
Peter n, Raiser, Judg" 1T district
". l.. Norman. Judge ~ district,
Daniel u kunk-l, clerk " county court.