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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
Order Of Publication.
STATE or MISSOURI.
County of Holt, Vs.
NkIl.n, L.,S,... DI.lsGn

STATE OF MISSOURI.
County of Holt, w.
Wilson Kaufman. Plaintiff.
Mari. A.. Kaufman. Daniel Kaufman. Leah
Mills. bascom kaufman, Finley Kaufman,
George Kaufman, CALVIN Kaufman, oliver
n MsnfTIs .n AIser, ,kanf%sn penp,s kaas-
ofa ksufmsn, jennie T cad%ei fipPIi Howard
Kaufman. Elwood kaufman. Frank kauf-
man. k ssn,s,a fas,,man, Jems, A .n;
Iapf Minnie Eddy, Hattie daddy. Albert
lipf. aud William Iapf, defendants.
In the Circuit Court, october Term. 1915.
Now this 3ist day ~ August. 1915, In vaca-
ton 81 the said court comes the plalnti6
herein by Frank Pettee, his attorney, and
files his petition, alleging, among other
an n "n * a afifssa'pi ,S SS s Msss
kaufman, oliver Kaufman. Albert kauf-
man, Dennis kaufman, Joseph Kaufman,
ss,w.sp T.ns .S Gfa naqR. sSen s "s;
man, Mignis EDDY and Hattie daddy are ali
II IL therefore ordered by the undersigned
clerk OF said court In vacation that pubica-
tinn b. made notifying each and all OF said
mcnccd against them by petition, In said
court, the object and general nature %
which II 70 make partition ~ tbs following
Missouri tc.wiIi The East IIaif ~ tb wy south
IVES, Quarter. and the SOUTH West Fourth ~
the south East Quarter " section Thlrty.two
T6r'y.sses and y,ha ws,t as y FANG IT,
Township slsty.iwo tso. ot Range Thirty.
s ssysn e@cng the Par''s, p him aud
they be- aud appear Mt the neat term ~ this
court 70 be- held ., the courthouse In oregon.
In said county " Holt, ON
THE Eth DAY Of OCTOBER, 1915.
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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10

~. n. Thompson, wife end SOM,
Olaifs, and R. W. Ward and wifs, of (
Cameron, No., were Visiting relativss
In Oregon and vicinity, lest Sunday.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10

!. Misses Mary Hunsaker and Ethel
King, who have been the guests Of
Miss Esther Kelly, Of this city,. ae'
turned to their homes, In St. Joseph,
this week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10

Miss Bessie Smith left Tuesday
OF this week, for Kirksville, where
she will finish up this winter, get.
ting her Masters degree from the
Normal 1t that place.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10

We will have special music In the
afternoon by Shiloh Sunday school
Our own New Point band boys will
give . few Of their favorite selections
OF sacred music,
Il, W. SMITH, President.
MRS Is. r. PRAIsw AFTER.
Corresponding Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
Program

Of Hickory Township Sunday School
convention, to be held In the Chris
tian church ct New Point on Sep.
TENDER 10, 1915:
IL q. m.-Song service.
Devotionai-Wm. Kneale.
Sony
"what Is Good for Our
Sunday School and What
Is Not Good for Our Sun.
day School," + f. Davis,
Maggie Hodgin, Dan
Buntz. A. y. Williams,
Shannon Hardman.
Song.
what Shall We DO to
Have More Christian Eel.
lowship In the Sunday
Schoolq' Annie Kunkel
Mr.. wescott, Mrs. o. p.
Botkin, John Peters, Mrs.
T. ID. Roberts.
Song and dismissal.
There will he dinner for ell schools
that come Immediately after the ser
vices are dismissed.
l:30 p. m.-Song services.
Devot,onsl-Fred Davis.
Song.
A talk on Lake Geneva
Training School, by Mrs
McNaul county secretary.
practical Work Of Home
Department" Mrs. N. c.
Brumbaugh.
Cradle Rolls successfully
demonstrated by Miss
Bertha Cramer, superin.
tendent OF elementary
work OF Holt county.
"why DO We Have the
Temperance Lessons In
Our Quarterliesa ndwh
DO We Expect to Accom-.
plish by ThemS" Mrs. f.
w. Smith, Lula wuelner,
Brother @. W. Ellenber,
ger, Brother McGfe~.
The Sunday Amuse
ment, How II Effects OuI
Children for Good or fol
Bad" Mrs. A. .. viii
liams, Mrs. @. W. Ellen
berger, Art Csllow, II. X
Noel, Mrs. T. p. Fitz
maurice, field worker.
A talk to the children
Mrs. @. W. Murphy, coun
ty superintendent oil
schools.
~,. Talk by our county prssi
dent, Edward Thurman
We will have special music In the
.ss.,rno,, nv cntiah guodsv a~hnol
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10

Miss Esther Kelly 10 Waiting with
friends In st. Joseph, this week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10

DIR, :, whit:sll, sys .nd ssr special.
ssph. Both phones, as. ''''
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-17

Seq ontager ogloa, at ti1iiblt bill
5lag, ou Sc ifulbe fon1ne, bliDe
fGnlpet mes eleftrilfe @plger / Ste=
Set for ne0 5prengltoffer, io90e
Seslo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-17

So @Dcr T1ttter en aarclang Set
SC. Sra Seattle nebbeles, at Ser III
er l1b1t1t ill., at 2Sl1iefrcocn life bil
|blibe forltprret mellem Sc to Nabo=
|bDer, Tacoma og 5euttle. 6 mango
Mor bor 5pprgsnnaalet on1 Set rette
|Nabn pou 8aibingtons hpjelte
8inrg beret Ell ltabig &ilbe til
|5pli0 og llpenifab 1nellen1 to 9eo=
boer. SS11gc1 Iacoma bill fje1loes
|beo 9eabnet Scr. Moinier, set pffi=
|cielle 9eabn pao set it11rffe 8jerg,
mems 1nal1 / Seattle bar lige1oo 1,piz
6en0e on1 Wet. Sacoma. Sort fbr
SSulefrebe11 ringes inb, fonuner 9a=
|contas 8orgern1eiter og 8praaoet og
|i16bD6er be tilfbore1,oe Mbnbigbe=
Ser Seattle til ct Mpoe, bpor Sc
/ 6plleSlfab fan roa0lao ON at for
|an6re 8jergefs 9fab,1 fra Moi11ier
til ct a11oet, 1om giber beDre l16-
|trpf for Dor Siltorie og Yatriotis=
n1e.
SSSbet 5enttles 8orgerlnelter ober=
lenocr 9e1tlhllinge11 til 8praa6et
|roaber ban Bette til at u,pbc Go=
comus Dniter, ~foroi Sc er ga11ffe
Ifornuftige og rimeligeA" @an trent
beber, at Sacono life initlterer poo,
at 6ettc bliber @jergets 9eabr, men
at 8De1l pnlfer at faa e1belig feltet
let 9taDn lon beOre itennler meo
'ben biltorilfe Sberlepering.
Seattle pco lnalebes e1lon1 life,
Ibbi1fc &abne GaconoS Sp6re pnlfer
lat bringe / sSorilag, men Set er life
let at tpnfe fig ct Nab1l> iom beore
ibarer til Sc 5agn og Surel ltlli1l=
GER Der fra Sen elolte Sio fnDtter
|iig til 8jerget enD 1tetop Set, 1om
|Gacono fra gnnunel Stb fur bol0t
paa. Set paa1taas, at 9fabnct life
CT rigtig ifreDet-i 0enne 6orm, men,
|enten 6orn1en er Soco11o eller 1u=
|bon1ai .1aa 3D11es set, at Seattle iffe
fan Dabe 11ogen gDl6ig SSnobe11oins
at gjpre nlo0 ct al bis5e 9eopne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-17

9cu banif=lntberle GfenigbeS /
9(lbert Sea, Min11., bar ncotoget at
I1oc ppfprc en- ny &irfe / mooerne
6tiI, "a at >ebripe Oe1 gon1lc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-17
TnrhmnnaatatRrt1p.

staten @al6ingtuns &Yanina
poo SScr0cusl,ol ltilli11gen CT blenel1
5olot for 800 Collars. 0ens Sptp=
relic bopoc foltet $4,000 Solldrs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-17
Gbamp Glarf p;l maaife aftrebe.

Gbamp Glarf pil mauife aftrebe.
Sra Ba]bingto1, telcgrafereoes !
&irsbaas, at Nir. gban1p Glort,
sEor,,,anbe11. / &ongres1elL ltaalte
bill trnffe Zig tilbage ira 1t1t Still
ii1aa ION, r5peofer"., for at bline
&nuDi0ut for 8upernerenlbeDet
bons Sjenlltot Misiouri. Stillinger1
i Misiouri iiges at bore 1oaleoes,
at 2eoerne of set be'nofrotilte Nart1
oer,,eoe er blepet af Sen 0fenirg,
at Scr. Gban1p Glorf er bc, ea1elte
Qonoioot, Sc fa,, babe Saob ON
at pplee. Wsr. Glorf ifol bdpe erfl9=
ret fig billig til at n1ootoge 9eom1=
nutionc,l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-17

! &rt9sifat ct slar mere. Sra &alb=
|ingto11 mc00eltes Mo110ogs, at Me=
prGle11turtbuIets 9en1pfratcr ct
Gaufusnpoe er blebet e11ige ont at
|1tgHe en- gtelpl1,tio11 at forlnrge ct
EMar til sem nl1bere1,be &rigslfotlpp.
Me1olutione1t bil blipe i11obragt %
la116iDnligbis tuget 1lnoer Mf|ten=
f1ling paa Gors6og. Den1ofroti1fe &C.
6ere fprublagoe, at Sen. til6e blipe
lbeotaget al begge Sule DC life ie=
mere ello 2proag. bborpaa &ongres:.
len bil tage Ii1 Sulefcrie Slot to
laf be $50 Den1ofrater, 1on1 Dor til
I1teoe / Gouf1,s, rngte6e at luoe 1tg
bin6e al bets &egler. &ongresmanO
Seating af COLORADO % &ougres<
1nonD @ollomop al Seras 1ogbe, at
Sc bnpbe lobet beres &onltituenter
at np6lptte Zig en- 6ortlGttelle al
Sfatte11 % at 0e agte0e at bGrc
lit Spite tro. Ipungcn n1ilit9r
| gpel1e for 9(nierifanere n1elle1n 81
og % 9(or forcilaos / ct 2opforlag>
lom blcb il1obragt al 5elator
tGbomberloin, 6ornlunb for Sena=
tets Militpfon1itc. sSorlluget CT Ell
|Mo0ififation al Sem n1ilitnre Orb
tr1ing Speits. 5enator Chamber
Hahn erflerer; at BON life re11ter
lat 2ppforloget bil hline. peotaget>
men ban artager, at 9rpftelie al
(Sogen pil babe i'm oporogel1oe Scr
Eoi. @enotnr .&enpor .i,1obrogte ct
ETorlag, Ser. bill forbpbe 8efor0ring
Iof Eosiagcrcr poo 5fibe fprenoc
|@rigsonrnu1nition> ng en- Nelolrtlon
Eonbefaleu0e, at De ngbne110iee syl1O=
ktegter til 9eltrioelle al llbgiftcr for
|2n11bets Torinor oporipes beo Be
fatning al 9ln11u111itip1sfabrif
ter. sSprfnn1perne for &binbelten=
Emerct og MoOitanOerc al abinoe=
fe1nmeret CT / 8albington i 1tort
9lntal for at pirfe hner for lin Gag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-17
&raftoncrfvrin9 noen Sraab.

syglge CIT O}c66clel1e fra Nelp Oorf
|bar Sen berpn1te @leftrifcr 9eifola
Seslo bisie Gage erfleret, ut ban
a11ier 9eobelprilen lonl en- slnerfjen=
,6elle for bo11s SpbogcIle mlNooel1oe
Oberfpring at elefhiIt &roft at0cn
'Sroobe. 9e11ue Spbogelle, flyer
ba11, betDoer nen1li9, at elettrilfe
,,@irf11i1ger al en- SsS'teniitet %
'5tDrfe l,ben @renOier fa1 tilDeje=
'bringes, loo at n1ol1 life olcne fan
|oberfpre gleftricitet for ollie praf<
|tiife 9jenneo / bbilfen ionl bcllt Mf=
lta1,6 poa Soroen, ia en0og trent
bringc @ffefter al fosmilf 5t9rrel=
ie
Groo6lps 3elefonering Dil bliDe
bragt til el 11o11et sSrl6fonmellbe0.
y8i bill berpbe 8ubet bets 9}roSler
be6 at illun1i,1ere Sinlen % laa-
Ie6es 11nogau &ollilioner pau Seen
og nlore lllpffer poa @ru11b of
Mgrfe. &i pil trGffe l1begrGnleoe
Masier 8auo fra Sapet og operris=
lie 9rfener11e og o1tbre tprre Ggne
&aa 6enne Moobe bil Di bente en-
bber pnlfelig Mpngbe &roft ira 60
len.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-17

Tprbubslppen / @albtugton Stat
opbfieuoes. Sra Olympia, Sopeo=
7toocn / Gtate11 8ulbington, font
1uer W3e66elellu pnt, at State'ls
sSorbubsloD CT blebe11 1taof9ltet al
Spie1teretter. 2oben bill ou trpoc
Rroft SEN / lte Sarl1or.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-17
9fpten angaaenbe u9lncpna"= "=Qlffe=

rem. SrblDoen af &egjeringens 9eo=
tie til gltrig a11gaae11be 5nnf1linge1
|of set italienlfe 9ontpifib ~slncona
,bIeb oberlobt Bres1en 5elDags.
|Dor 9fegiering fororer = en- eiebliffe=
Zig 6oropmnelle al be11 v11lop1ige
log uforlporlige &anoling", Mflhai=
|felie al Observation-Disclosures &om=
1nan6er og @rltntr1ing for 0e brebte
log til1faoefo1nne M1nerifnnere. Oisle
E&rob fplger paa en- grflGri11g ON,
lat Set goDe SorDolo n1ellen Sc Sor.
|Stater % 9Itrig :1naa bbile :paa fGl=
les Mgtelle for 2ob> 9fct og Suma=
|nitet. 9eote1l betegrer SfDbri11ge1l
|poo u9lncono" ipn1 u1llI1e1tnefelig"
rbarbariif" og ubeniDnslps 9teo=
Iagtning af bjelpelpie Meno,
@birber og 8pr,,". &lonbt glnbeos=
11e11O og Oiplomatcr ct 1nan al Sen
Me11i11g, at Noten er ben melt. e.
tertrpffelige grflnring, lp,n Dor
|&egjering bar u0iteOt iioen europa
frigens 8egpnbelie 9eoten ttltrpf=
fer fig mere Opn1GrflumbeO ems mo-
|get onoet pfficiellc og biplomatiife
4reoie @olbington. Wan penter
|me0 5penoing poa, bboroon Sic.
|gieri1lgen @ien pil tage ilno0 ben.
E8labet r0oilp @rprels" 2onbon
|an1tillcr cit 5am1ne11ligning MEL
lem Sen 9eote, iom Sc Sor. 5tater
bor ier0t til Dltrig, og SEN lom eff
ter v2uittania" =&otaltrofel1 blep
ie1ot til SpiflonD. Soften bit0e babe
beret loo lneget pegtigere, flyer
8labet, berlo111 ocn baboe Deret
a6resieret til oen Magt, Ser bar /
|5ton6 til at lfa6e Sc. Sor. 9tater
Il Gteoet for til bens 8unbsforba110=
te, al bpilfen be 6or. 5toter irtet
bor at frpgte.
~Dailp Gro11icle" flyer, at Asra=
ii6e11tens 8elfripelie af Son0linget
og &rabene til 91trig er berettiget,
men tilfgjer> at begge Dele piloe
neret eronu mere paa fin &labs ef=
ter u2l1iitonia" =Mffere11. 8labet lpf-
pnffer Breiioe11ten / 9ln1eo1ting al
SEN rpe &raft, ban legger for 0a=
gen. &rabet paa Mfltraffelie al l1n=
oerban6sboaoens sSerer, flyer 8la=
oct fan biof6re bulbt bunoriitiife
Sorbiflinger bog &ulisierne, berlom
oct fful6e biie fig at ban bnr Ell tpif
Officer, ser fbrte en tplf timber
bonbsboob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-17
3. 8ra11o. l1noer 9ranoen opltoo
fo,;>at Sptrin blunOt @procr=

H. h;sSHro11o. . lt'loer Sra'loen oplfoo
fot1at Optrin blonot @orgcr=
11e,~ ~ SIT bupe ulpnc6ct" Ell
9seecr, @@Dt ef e'e>t Serb mes at
plDnbre S.>, oc11 1torc
8ra110. @pe11 b.. -pt1c11 .cr=
flGret lu1ber @elejrirs, /1pD 2om=
|pag11ier al 8orgerbebGb11inge1 blep
le110t til 8De11 for at bplDe &ogt.
Senbe0 300 Sui e blen ct 8ptte for
2nerne, og flere tl11i11oe Herlpncr
er blebe1l busbil0e.
Sbere Snefurmc / 2iten. Sra
Seem Oorf, 8o1ton og onore eltligc
@per fonurcr Me6beleller pl1l at
ben fpoerGte 5neltornt ii0en Sen for
IL Mar libe11 / Seroogs Mftes Dar
bie,111egt Sc pltlige Gtater. Jlere
Hla61er langs me0 SEEM gnglan0s
&pIter f1u16e life 11oas as telegra=
fiif Sci. Sra Cape Goo 1ne0oeltes,
at @inoe11 bab0e antaget &orafteren
of en Ortan. s 8oltor blelte Stor=
men so Mil gin,en, Ser ilnioler=
it's i Ma11oogs Morge5 bar gaaet
neo til 20 D1il Gi111en. Berf1bire
County loa 11noer ct Sne6effe poo
80 Go,l1n1er. 5porbogns= og Sern=
bone Irofife11 bleb afbr11ot, Do
Stor1nen bar poa lit bpjelte 20
500 Sne 1aas Seem Oprfs Waber
i Man0ogs Weorges, og @aoe=&on1=
n1is1er Seatber1tone 11o1te0te en Sp=
forbring til en 5tprfe poo 10000
MonD til at rel1lc 8Dc11s @oDer for
|Sne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-17

@ioliner al Gigarfasier. Dcn be-
fienote Grofeslor M,fif 8illion1
5cbtport5 / gBatertolpn, 9. Sat,
bar lapet cit @iolin al en- Gigorfas=
ic og ct &olteifoft. Snltruntcntet CT
blot forlpnet mes CIT Strcng ne11
meo 0enue fon &rofcSloren, Der
er en tolentf1,lb @irtlps, lpille De
5berelte &cncertltpffer. San pero=
letter Denne @iolil1 til ct 8elpb al
$10O. SON fobrifereoe fprlt 80 l1g=
nenbe 8ioliner fpr oct lDffeoes bon1
at prooucere en- 1om baboe Ell pos
5enoe Tonefplbe efter bans Smag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-17

9spe u6omefeabs" / Gbb Safota.
Observation-Disclosures n1eooeler,
al. TO Ndllioner Meres 2a11o TOR
uSon,elteaos" CT blepen oabnet I
Yenninaton, Gul tier % Sails &iber
gountper 5pb Oafoto. 9jeln1e=
acre bill foo No9ang til bette 2a11o
oen 10oc San1,ar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-17

No. Strip efter 81 ,oennm,ner ii
bette BIa1.
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@fipbne man liolte ltge forbleo
/ llpisbeo, mi bor naaet ito til ben
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-17

Gn piatis Cpiinbclie for 9tatrap@
nc. @n Wfo11o pcs 9tobn 9enrp So
mo Gbicogo, font fpr bar hcriget
fine Meeon1enneifer meo npe Sptl11=
bel1er, er bisic Gage otter / Sel=
ten neo ct lille. npt SS11ltr1lnent>
ser 1ir1pclt be1r e9nes til at lGtte
paa 2oo1e,1, lao at nlon 11Hlten
Blinbc fo11 finoe gteglebl1llet. you
{fal bette fl,nltige 9esglebul lpreoeS
boa 9furfe0et / 1nillionnis, % De11
bill jo lrrlig fl1nl1e ejpre gsptte for
oem, ser fornn1er tent bjen, onl vi
tenen fra Schubert 11aor 911smoDe=
rem al egell grfuring pg pfpl,ol1u1te
Senlpu bor 1luffet 2plet. Hatentet
bar / Doahelt foaet 9tapnet "Sbe
&epbolefi,1oer" og e1lonl itol Het=
teri til ssuItrume11tets 5crbonoling
/ george bore tilfals. Mf @enlpn
til 9eorges l1n,lige Serleg1ling / en-
ner sSren1tio, tl,r0e Set BOG pnre
ct @ppres1noal, onl 0nletrllsen
oerobre bill goo 1aa 1trpge11be loln
Dpbabet bor tp11ft Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-17

Millipner gaaet up 2ner. Sra
@opelpelI / Girgi,,ia, Ser CT Cit Bp
paa $4,000 sS11oboanere, neooeles,
at el1 SSIospaobe bar pbelagt S9rz
6ier til nerbeb Ell Million Gol=
lars. sSloen opltob i en- &eltaura=
tio1 / 9fprbcoen at ben 1tore gu
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-11-08

toward the deep hem. The seams
overlap and are beautifully machine
stitched. 1t is an easy fit about the
hips and of course must be worn with
out belt, as it is shaped to the waist
line.
The short coat could hardly be
palmer. The back is seamless, but
the front is cut in four sections and
shaped to a vague following OF the
figure. The belt, extending only part
way around, is style feature of the
season, and an unusually clever touch
is given the design by the placing Of
the coat pockets at the ends of the
belt. The band across the top Of the
pocket seems merely an extension of
it made little narrower.
One of the new coat sets, collar
and cuffs made of figured ribbon, are
shown in the picture, with bow tie
of plain satin ribbon. They are en-
tirely separate from the suit and are
added occasionally by way of change
or bit of furnishing for special oc-
casion. The skirt is little longer
than it should be, or the model on
which 1t is pictured is little shorter,
as shown in the picture.
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-11-08

Refreshingly plain and smart, and
embellished with several clever new
ideas in the details of it's finishing,
this tailored suit will appeal to wom-
en- who appreciate these desirable
qualities. 1t is. to the credit of Ameri-
cans that the best tailored suits are
made in this country, and they are
typical of the thoroughbred American
woman A suit must first be practical
to find favor with her; it must also
be trim in appearance, well cut and
faultlessly tailored. American design
ers and manufacturers have met these
demands of the discriminating, and
the popular taste has been benefited
by their products.
Serge, gaberdine, broadcloth, whip
cord, or any of the strong wellwoven
wool goods used for suits are chosen
for the tailor-made. Before they are
tailored they are to be shrunk,
sponged and pressed, so that they will
stand stormy weather. Certain Of
the cravenetted cloths, as serge or
covert, will repay little extra outlay
in money by their power to resist wet
weather.
The skirt in the suit shown is only
OF moderate width, with slight flare
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-11-08
HALLOWEEN AT NAYLOR SCHOOL
Fine Program Carried Ont And Bas-
ket Social in Prospect

The first social of the season for the
Naylor school was held on October 30
The occasion being Halloween. About
rs people were present for the eve
gram games were played. Prizes
were offered and won by Miss Gibbs
and Mr.. Nero.
The program was as follows: Dad
die, Little Drops of Water, Alfred Ny
gard; Music, March of the Little
Sages, Mary Stallings A Small Girls
Halloween Charm, Signs of the Times,
Vesta Willis; A Joke on the Garden,
Alice Phelps; Two Jacks, Clara Wet
Flows, Anna Westcott, Alma Willis;
Music by Lillian Hazeltine; DR.. Good
cheers Remedy, Roland Campbell;
The Best Girl, Elsie Stallings; The
Swing, Marguerite Stallings.
Games-Men' Peanut Race, Ladies'
Peanut Race; Bean Bag Tossing;
Apple Grabbing from Strings and Wa
ter. The refreshments served were
sandwiches, cake, pickles, cider and
apples.
A basket social will be given in the
near future to raise money for man
nal training material and a phono
graph for the school, The exact date
is not known The enrolment of the
school is now % pupils with more to
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-11-08

until smooth. Flavor with vanilla and
bake in a bottom crust. Cover with
whipped cream. This makes a good
sized pie.
Chocolate sauce to serve with ice
cream or as pudding sauce is deli.
cious. Mix well one-half cupful each
Of grated chocolate and sugar, add a
half cupful of cream and heat slowly
until well blended.
Chocolate GeIatin.-Take a pint
each of milk and cream, half cupful
of sugar, half box of gelatin, two
ounces Of chocolate and a teaspoonful
Of vanilla. Cover the gelatin with
one-half cupful of cold water and let
soak for half an hour Put the milk
over the fire, adding sugar and choco.
late, then the gelatin. Take from the
fire and add the vanilla and fold in
Set away to chill in mold.
Chocolate Fudge.-Take half cup
full of milk, two cupfuls of sugar, a
square of chocolate and third of a
cupful OF corn strip. Cook together,
adding tablespoonful of butter dur
ing the boiling When a ball is formed
by dropping in cold water, remove and
stir, adding nuts If desired. Let it
cool while before stirring or set it
into dish of cold water while stir.
ring
Cream puffs filed with chocolate
mixture dipped in chocolate frosting
make most delicious small cake.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-11-08

came to Moscow in September with
her husband from Loon Lake.
Mrs. Anna McFluger passed away
Saturday at the family home, seven
miles northeast of Moscow, after an
illness of three days with pneumonia.
The deceased was native of Min
nesota and was in her 34th year. Be-
sides being survived by her husband,
Charles F1uger, and seven children,
she leaves her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Carlson, and two brothers,
Henry and Charles Carlson. The fun
eral was held this morning from the
family home, Rev. c. Morgan officiat-
ing, the interment being in the Mos
COW cemetery. The funeral was con-
Quoted by Glenn Grice.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-11-08

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