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The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
Samuel Lewis Furnishes Sur
prise by Putting Over
Two-year-old at Laurel
Park.
STAR GIFT A FAILURE
GEORGE B. MORRIS.


Laurel. Oct 15.-Edna Kenna. from the
stable of Samuel Lewis, furnished Mary
land racegoers the surprise of the after
noon when she galloped home in front
In the mile event for fillieS and mares.
that featured the afternoons program.
This 2-year-old miss shot TO the front
at the rise of the barrier and was never
headed Nenetia after hard drive saved
the place from Pan Maid. while Star
Gift, the heavily played public choice,
finished bad fourth
The performance OF the Lewis filly left
bad taste In the mouths of raceSoers,
as she was well beaten by cheap selling
platers in her last effort. On that occa-
sion she failed to show any speed what
ever. This afternoon she was a different
horse and went to the front at the rise
of the barrier to outrun some fair aged
performers for every step of the journey.
She had twenty pounds Off the weight
she carried in her last race, but this diff
ference hardly accounts for her vastly
improved performance
Only five faced the barrier IN this num-
Der, and of the quintet Star Gift was
considered the surest thing of the day
by the form players. She was the warm
est sort of a favorite. with only a scat
tering play for the others. The start
was a good one and Louder lost little
with Pan Maid the closest in pursuit
Star Gift had broken well. but she was
very quickly outrun. and Schuttinger
took her wide going to the first turn
Down the back stretch Edna kenna con-
tinued to hold her advantage. with Pan
Maid the closest TO the pace and Venetia
going along easily in third place. AT this
stage Schuttinger moved up on the out
side with Star Gift. and while she closed
some ground never seriously threatened
the leaders.
Edna kenna Draws Away.
Rounding the turn Edna Kenna drew
into a tlree-lenGth lead. with the others
all driving behind her. AS the field
swung for home Lowder eased he. up
bit and Venetia and Pan Maid closed
some ground. This pair were very tired
however, and in the final furlong Edna
Kenna drew away again to win by open
daylight. Pan Maid stumbled several
times inside the sixteenth pole. and this
cost her the place. Nenetia getting the
decision by a neck.
Mrs ] B. Goodman'S Nouredn demon
strated that he was more than selling
platter under light weight when he scored
an easy victory in the mile and one-Stx-
teenth handicap for 3-year-olds and up
ward. He was mighty keen horse un-
der his ninety-tive pounds impost and
after closely following the early pace set
by MontresSor went around that EeldinE
at the half-mile pole and gradually in
creased his lead to win breezins. Mon
tresor had the early foot of the party.
but tired badly after going five-eighths.
Blue Thistle. after being very badly out
run in the early stages, closed With a
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A GOOD SERVANT.

Clinton T. BTainard, president OF
The Washington Herald Company. FOR
three months in the summer, for the
last two years has had In his employ
in his summer camp in Maine col
ored servant. faithful, Industrious. q
young man of "a. . good cook and
thoroughly reliable man in every way.
He wishes to secure for him q situa-
tion in or near Washington. Address
Clinton T. Brainard, Herald office.
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Minnesota Nav Drop Baseball.

Minneapolis. Oct. 1.-THE University of Mime
scta committee athletics has decided to rec-
nmmend the abolition Of intercollegiate baseball at
the university. The recommendation will come
M at the meeting Of the hoard uf athletic control
todsy. Among rea=rns advanced for the action
Is the committees opinion that university baseball
series a training camp for the summer
PLAYERS"
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Telegraph's Selections for Laurel.

First race-His Nibs, Dicks Pet.
Orperth.
Second race-Fernrock. Spur. Candle.
Third race-Yankee Notions, La
hore. Water Lily.
FouAh race-Roamer, Stromboli,,
Dodge.
Fifth race-All Smiles, Ben Ounce.
Marshon.
Sixth race-Cordie F., Napier, Billie
Baker
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MACHINES AND BOOKS
INSTALLED AT BOWIE

For the coming race meeting
at Bowie this month there will be
both bookmakers and mutuel
machines. Three machines will
be installed for the convenience
OF patrons who prefer that sys-
tenn of wagering.
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LINCOLN HOTEL,
10th and H NV.
Special rates to permanent guests:
Table Board. $50 Per Month
Service-Table d'Hote and a Ia Carte.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

WHAT Is YOUR BEST OFFER FOR LOTS -
ard IS, square i:9. villa Park near TO Mckinley
Circle and Rhode Island ave-. each .sIllLg con-
tanning 52l5 "a. n Worth 81 10. Address 2. O.
BOX De Thrss Rivera Ma
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Chicago Trims Jan Team.

Tokyo. Oct la-The University oS CHICAGO hsse-
ball team added another victory to its credit today
cans made seven hits and an errnr III. J.paness
two hits and oos srrur
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DIED.

DIED.
ROBERTS-Suddsnly on Thursday. Ocro-
her IA. 1915. mt her late residence. 1910
Third street northeast. NELLIE E.
beloved wife OF Archibald +. Roberts
and daughte- of the late John E. and
Lydia r. HOdESnn
Funeral from residence saturday. Octo-
Der Ii. p. m. Interment Congress
Sional Cemetery.
NEWMAN-On Friday. October 10. 1915,
LOLA NEWMAN. daughter of Mrs.
:. g. Payne.
Funeral notice later.
WYNNE-On Wednesday. October 13,
1915. suddenly at Los Angeles.
Cal MARY ELLEN WYNNE. be-
loved wife OF Robert J. Wynne.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
PROF D. B. BRUCE.
PERSONALS.

WORKINtiNIFE-IF hOU HAD THE OTHEh
mans ,-at!4c'. 'uu T.-ht uavr cash than he
has: bat pclhais he bought from us and so saved.
where YOU dla moi. see what . will bay in
slightly u-s,I md v-s- uUalIrv the be>;. One
rrice JUSTH'> OLD STAND 6l9 D.
DR.. FISK ELGIN, SPECIALIST,
Has removed his Offices 10 I2i3 Pa. nv. For
engagements call Main s1l6
SlySee ed. sundays Herald.
MISS CAIN Manicuring and Scalp
N"ASS Treatment. 116 eth -
y. w. Apt. / Phone Main 1906
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DANCING.
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
In small and largo sumA All Gansac-
lions crnducIei with economical consid-
Grafton for borrowers WN Il SAUN-
DERS & co. southern Bldg. S07 18th st
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate et lowest current rates: special
privileges with respect to prior payments.
Tyler & Rutherford Inc. ~ 18th It
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ESoII1OS
ssas HIRE

70 GRFAT FlLLS-STOPPING At ALL POINTS
OF interest On the read; Passengers at - each
comfortable GER eNp.rt guide. Call Col 5s3. SIe-
cial rates :ur Laurel meet.
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1T PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-GOOD. EXPERIENCED PRESSE
for ladies and ecntlemen's garments; steady wori
good pay. SU5 st. nv.
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HELP WANTED-MALE & FEMAL]
DOGS. BIRDS, POULTRY

JUST RECiINED-SINGlNG CASiRIES. PAR.
Tuts Dogs. Cats Rabbits, Guinea Pigs. Goldfish.
Aquarirurs d remedies Tor all kinds of pets Send
for catalogue. TaNldermy in all its branches
SCHMID'S PET EMPORIUM,
7l2 Twelfth street northwest
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and 2nd floor rooms. suitable for l or . PEOPLE
Splendid home cooking ea:ly breakfast if desired
reasonable prices.
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a.
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three meals day: give tral.
l.ps ST Nv BEAUTIFUL ROOMS SEC
ond floor; suitable for two or three gentlemen.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

CALIFORNIA FARMS II SACRAMENTO VAL
ley, and pJultv ranches near Los Angeles. fol
sale. Write Tor information l. X. WAITE
Shawnee. Okla.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-28
Great Athlete Falls
In European Battle

Another great athlete has fallen in
the European war in the person Of
Captain John Douglas Macintosh, who
was native of Logierait, Perthshire,
where he was born 10 years ago. Dur.
ing the seven years between 1891 and
1897 he gained no less than II Scottish
amateur championships (six for putting
the weight and six for throwing the
lammer), and represented Scotland
against Ireland in the first four years
Of the annual cmtcst, being the win.
ner Of the putting event in 1897. In
1898 and again in 1896 he established
putting records for Scotland at Pow
derhall, Edinburgh, or 43 feet ! inch
and 10 feet inches respectively. He
was connected with the Queen 5 Edin-
burg for 20 years
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-28

ran. The winning rider was Mrs. RI
Then the four.and.one.half furlong v
called with seven horses to CO. Tan
got away for good lead but lost
Ducal Crown on the last quarter q
finished third, with Alchemist comi
in for second money, Ada also n
The first heat Of the free.for.
pace was called with six horses to sta
High Hoo got the pole and Allerd
second place, and in the getaway All
daw sped away for q finish at fiji
leaving Hal Edo and st. Elmo fight
for second. In the finish Hal Edo tC
second with a small margin, st. III
getting third place, High Hoo com
in later.
The pony race was an additio
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-28
INDEPENDENCE RACE
MEET DECLARED One
OF GREAT SUCCESS

Independence, Or, June 2S.-The
closing days races Of tae lndepend.
ence Driving Club Saturday was ex.
citing from start to finish. The weather
was ideal and the track In good shape.
The opening event was a women s race
with three riders up, Lady ZombrO
won by narrow margin, with Gal
breath S Picnic Pony second and Sorrel
Top third, viii Blocks Lassie also
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-28

eot wos the five.eighths'milo daSn So
u 'th nina riders up. They were p D,
inutes in scoring, but fi9aIg nan. Mini
yay from the rubber with s9ly y "' t6e
tbe lead, with Boaz hard on ni,I ,"V
oii. sally Mint dropped TO os,nisbed tsIn
nile Boaz took the lead ana iIl,lsn,J IllosonJ
.st' i' with Sorrowful q close 'gSUma g,ims
'i' ! sally GIy" Mint hard third. d.,,G,,loa T,%S,
bsi5' A broncho.busting ,5a eAnlIi,,V,s 5oy IS
SON some newcomers closed the o'' .
lsreJ ro, Rocker. Of Portland and ..ne. Nan
rea Isu wOV starter IN the harness races .,',
Il W. h. Percival, of lnueP'"' .1,.i
fted the dashes. summary. I,i,s pnrse,
|'our and one.holf .it furtlonssslc ssslcba@mist' @
lSmDueal Grown, first Ai'N'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-28

Uncle Sam is fighting nobody, but
feeding all those in need. " Have some.
thing on me, " is his address to all suf,
fering mankind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-28
Sport Neus
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

the pitching staff for the week end
Cherry fair series.
The boX score.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-28
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a EasiRh southern T,Si'SS tg'.n ns,1, 4
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-28

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-28

S~.GUARANTEE II after smoking
halt the package cfNEBO plain end you are
not delighted, return balance ofpackdge
to P, Lorillard Co., Ne,C York (Estab-
liShed 1760J dnd receive yo,rr moneyback.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-23
Commissioners Meet.

Matt Il. Thomas, OF Mound City;
Lum Patterson, Of Clay township, and
II. @. Cook, Of Oregon, County High
way Commissioners, met q the Court
week, July Is, and transacted some
important business. Tie county seat
road from Oregon to Maryville, via
Lum PsLterson's and Maitland, was
not changed, Is had been suggested,
Is this route 10 the most practical
less grades, bridges and culyerts, and
can Be kept In better condition 1t less
expense than any other route. State
Highway Commissioner Buiium, no.
titled the County Com missioners TO
have the Rulo Mound City road
dragged This road intersects the
I. Gam pbsil farm, now occupied by
ives Hodgin. After allowing some
bills for dragging, the commisslo
adjourned, TO meet on call.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-23
Hail Does Some Damage.

Quite . severe hail storm visited the
Of Maitland, on Sunday after
noon, July 18th, and several houses
we're injured In damage to roofs and
window lights--crops slightly damaged
10 spots.
At New Point, the hall was much
lighter, and little or no damage was
done In the immediate vicinity. At
some points In Hickory township, It
Is reported that considerable damage
wss done to corn, wheat and oats.
1t Is said that the hail In spots
around Maitland WAS unusually large,
and some damage was done 70 grow.
Ing crops. Near william Keller's, 10
Clay township, the hail 10 reported 70
have been very severe, and crops were
injured some.
Liberty township suffered some
damage from the hail. Ralph Meyer
and family, Of near New Point. who
with Ills family we're visiting his 70
'thsr, Henry Meyer, near the Shiloh
schoolhouse, 20 We are informed,
states that his father vent out and
picked up one Of the hailstones, that
measured 10 inches In circumference,
and was nearly four Inches thick.
Only . few hailstones fell In this Vi.
cinity, and not much damage We
done.
Many Of the hsilstonss that fell II
different localities throughout the
county we're Of an irregular form, like
chunks Of Ice, with ragged and jagged
points on them. The hall came from
the northwest, passing to the south
east, but only covered . very narrow
strip In width. II any fell In Oregon
east or southeast Of Oregon, we never
received any report, and We msds
careful inquiry.
II Is reported that . few window
lights we're broken In Mound City b.
the hail.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-23

The Auto Sales Co., OF this city,
report the sale OF . Model O., five.
passenger Buick touring car. fully
equipped, to Warren Campbell, this
week.
Rev. d. M. Clagett, pastor OF the
Westminster Presbyterian church, Of
St. Joe, spent Thursdsy night with
his brother, T. A. Clagett, on his way
to the Annual Missionary Conference
ct Tarkio.
Mrs. Maude Small came from
Fillmore to Savannah In q "jltney"
car, then to Forest City and Oregon
In the steam cars, Wednesday Of this
week. She took dinner at the Il. W.
Maupin home, and then journeyed
overland to her daughters, Mrs.
Hsrve Profit and family, who are
entertaining the measles at their
home.
We are glad to announce that DR..
Sherman b. Hibbard, who was oper-
ated upon for gall stones Ut the Pres
byterian hospital In Chicago, Thurs.
day Of last week, July 10, 10 now rest.
ing pretty we'll, and seems to DO get.
ting along ~ we'll % they can expect.
We hope Tor . speedy recovery. His
wife and her parents, @. d. Zook and
wife, OF this city, are Ut his bedside
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-23
Bible Class Entertains.

The Friendly Bible class, OF the
South Methodist Sunday school, gave
. class party At the parsonage, Thurs
day evening, July 10 The evening
was spent In an enjoyable way. There
we're "a persons present to contribute
to the pleasure Of the occssieqE -
class membership WAS wst(
ed, only . few OF those q
vited failed to come. To-
tion oil we're requested to wear GDoae
thing representing the month they
we're born In, and to bring . picture
Of themselves when . baby. These
we're q source OF great pleasure and
interest TO oil. A prize OF . Kewpte
doll WAS awarded to Mrs Ralph Meyer
for wearing the most appropriate CO.
tune, representing the month SIN
Was born IN, II being the costume Of
the Puritans and representing the
month OF November. VIII fitamau.
rice also won . prize Of Kewpie for
retaining his baby looks the best. All
we're requested to bring wrapped
something they wished TO get rid OF,
Also numbers were placed on these
Q I'd all given . corresponding num-
Der, and then compared numbers with
packages they drew. The fun came
when they unwrapped their prizes
which presented . scene similar TO q
dre-ssle. Tie refreshments were
served In . sumptuous manner The
good things were lavished upon al
until every one Was satisfied, ant
stood about sadly bemoaning theil
physical incapacities The house VA
nicely decorated In red, white and blu,
10 represent the month In which
comes the Birthday Of our Nation.
AN EYE WITNESS.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-23
Quite Well OF.

Here are . few random boosts" for
Missouri sent out from the state uni
versity agricultural department.
Among the items Of Missouri's tire.
mendous revenue from its fields, or.
chards and gardens last year may be
mentioned so, 900 900 for hogs, 49,.
900 900 for poultry, sl, 900 900 for honey
and beeswsx, 100000 for black.
berries, 400 900 for peaches, 900, 00c
for tomatoes, and 600 900 for onions.
Missouri Is rapidly increasing its
herds Of pure-bred beef cattle. The
ranking Of the various states 10 regard
to the number Of Hereiords owned In
each shows that Missouri ranks Gee
ond, being topped only BY Iowa,
Kansas 10 third, with Illinois fourth
and TEXAS 9th.
Neither Rhode Island nor Kentucky
now holds the title Of "banner turkey
state" Missouri has won It. The
Ozarks region raises more turkeys than
oUy Sinnitot erco w tuo WOstu euu tts
turkeys are larger and jucisr than
those bred In Any other section.
Missourians Who will attend the Sen
Francisco exposition this year will b
splendidly entertained By the Missouri
Society Of California, the members Of
which are former Missourisns. This
society hes . membership Of 1900.
"Msds In Missouri" mules will b q
conspicuous feature Of the Missouri
exhibit o. the exposition. Mules ARE
another Of the products In which
Missouri leads the world.
Missouri factories are now running
night and day 0lling contracts fol
millions Of dollars worth Of army
goods and Missouri mills are: bust
grinding out hour for the nations .,
war In Europe.
Eighty.thrse clubs Of Missouri boy,
and girls, with . total membership o
2,i53 have been organized since Sep
TENDER by an instructor In TIN
Missouri College Of Agriculture {,
study corn raising and judging, 10
mato growing and canning, stool
Judging, poultry farming and sewing
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-23
Sscssd Mosdsy Of Assuss Nest.
Order Of Publication and Notice
to Heirs.

srH Sgso 81 oai'sHsSSI,C ,
In the Probate Court for the County Of HOLT,
June Adjourned session OF the May Term,
June u. 1915.
In the Matter ofthe Estate
Of Robert O. Benton. Deceased.
Earl Benton, administrator Of Robert o.
Benton. deceased, presents 70 tho Court his
petition, pray Ing for order for the sale Of -
much Of the real estate Of said deceased -
will satisfy the remaining debts due By said
estate and yet unpaid tor want OF SUFFICIENT
Assets. accompanied By the accounts, lists
Aad Inventories required By Law In such cAse,
on examination whereof. tits ordered that ell
persons Interested In the estAte of said de-
ceased he notified that application rs afore-
said has been made. and that unless the con.
trary be shown on or before the dfst day Of
the neat term 81 this Court, to be held on the
Second Monday Of August Next.
an order will I've made for the sale Of tho
whole or 10 much ~ the real estate Of said
deceased Hs will be suficicnt for the payne
~ said debts aud II IN further ordered that .
copy Of this notice be served upon each and
ali % tn. heirs Of said deceased who arr resi-
dents NJ Holt County, Missouri, and that this
notice be published In The Holt County SEN
tinel. Q newspaper published In Holt County.
Missouri, for four weeks before the neat tern
OF this Court
A true copy frum the record
Witness my hand and the seal " the Pro-
4 - hate Court ~ Holt County, Nilsson .
|, Seal. ri. this sist day Of JUNE, 1915.
--l HARRY N. DUNCAN,
Probate Judge.
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Death Of Mrs. w. n. Williams.

Word comes to u asoour forms are
closed, announcing the dsath:of Mrs.
W. II. williams, Of Forest City,
which occurredsAt the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. @. L. Pope, ct Okla.
homs City, Oklahoma, on Tuesday, Of
this week, July 10th. Mrs. williams
was one Of the pioneer mothers Of this
county, and was 81 years Of age. No
arrangements for the funeral had been
made at the closing Of our forms We
hope for an obituary for our next
issue,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-23

Notice " hereby given, That Letters Of
Renton. deceased, were granted 10 the un-
dersisned ON the lat day OF June: 1915, ~ the
Probate Court Of Holt County. Missouri, Al
are required To exhibit them for allowance
To the Adminlsirxtor within six months after
the date OF said Letters. or they may be
aud II such claims he not exhibited Within
one year from the date OF the last insertion
Of the publication OF this nosice. they shah
lie forever barred. -
Administrator
First publication. June II, 1915.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-07-23

Rev. T. A. Clagett and wife drove
TO Maitland, Wednesday, In their
automobile, returning the same
evening.
Harvey A. Evans met with an un.
fortunate accident, Monday Of this
week, by running . nall Into his right
foot. lie was assisting In butchering,
s snad stsRpns us .spRRsd vs. SpU sbs
to be at his place OF business for :
few hours Wednesday Of this week
him much pain at present. We sin.
come from this accident.
Marion Burnes Noland, the little
two.year old son OF Nelson holland
and wife had birthday, Thursday OF
last week, July 10, and . line dinner
vas served In his honor. Those pres
emit were: James II. holland and wife
and viii Pennell. wife and daughter,
Miss Ellen: Misses Dorothy and Pear
KuYtz. Needless to say the grand
parents, Jas. T. Noland and wife and
VIII Pencil ana wife enjoyed the oc
casion more than any one else present
C. II. (Hamp) Price and wife lsf,
Rochester, Minnesota. Tuesday OF thii
week for home, Mr.. Price having &c
far recovered from his operation, ~ z
be able to return home. They madt
| . brief visit in ST. Joseph, en'routs
home, with their daughter, Mrs
II. w. Caskey, husband and children
arriving here Wednesday. We srt
| = Al. -, ka - lrx
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The Methodist Episcopal Church

The membership rally held Al the
church on Friday night OF last week
Was success. The official board OF
the Sunday school invited the mem,
bership and their families and the re.
Spouse WAS quite general. Short talks
we're made by J. J. Lukens. J. A..
Kreek, DR.. J. q Whttmer, 8. A. Me Or
and the pastor. The lsymen spoke
to the point and each did Justice to
the occasion and kept himself within
the limit OF time allotted. Miss Mary
Moore and the pastor sang solos and
each were encored. Glenna Huistt
and Mildred Klopp sang "Help Just .
Little" During the social hour that
followed Q number OF young ladies'
gave plano solos and duets. Ice cream
and cake we're served to oil present,
and oil went away with the feel.
Ing OF having had an excellent time.
Owing to the lack OF train service,
Miss Glaze was unable to reach here
to hll her engagement, Sunday
evening.
Regular services throughout the
day next Sunday. ,.,...
j. W. ANDERSON, Pastor.