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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04
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Die Samilie Sellopri ioB mie &c.
mobnlih in Dem ihon ausgeitatteten
Speiie5immer beim Wittageiien. @e-
rGuiflos reihte ser Iiener Die Spei.
len lumber, aber Der aommler5ienratb,
Der ionit Elm tiidti9er giier mar.
nabm MIR menig Don Den oargebote.
men Shiiiieln unb lieB manfe gallj
unberiibrt an iih poriibergeben. Ga.
gegen tranf er idynea bintereinanoer
ein paar @lGicr red,t ~itarfen Hotb-
meiil, Der eigens AMI ieinen @cfebl
pom Giener aus Dem &eler aebolt
mar.
ST iprnh aud pcuia mo borte
iihtlif 5erltreut ieiner Grau ST., Oic
Der fleinen SuielrunOe auseinanoer.
ieste, DAP unb pesbulb lie Die fir
bieien CONNER III anSiiht genom.
meme Geiie auiscseben babe.
Mle Heiien, Die if bisber unter.
nommen bdbc, baben mir nid)t Den
gerinaiteu 9uBen gebradt unb mir
nur n~llerlei &nItrensltnaen mo Ont
b~ebrnnsen ouferlegt; ba modlte i'd es
wirt!id) elnmnl ncrinfen, Oh es mir
nid)t better tblt, menu ih IN ne!iem
gemobnliden 8eleiic bleibc, iagte lie
in Dem ibr eigenen floSenOen SOn.
Wteinit on riht nild,, Gonitantin?
Ger neben ibr iiBenOc 8atte iuhr
ans tieienl Simen nui mo entgea.
re:e: @emib, 9an5 Wie on wiait.
liebe gngenie. @os iagteIt Oh bod
ioeben?
., on bait mir gar niht Sugebort!
riei lie cui has 5iefite per!cet. Gu
ioa:eit wirflid beine @cidGftc binier
Dir la1ien, menn or chi meuige S.In,
ben 81 Sciuer Camille foulm't. Obey
iino eS anbere Iinge, ole Did 10 ieb.
hoit IN aniprn6 uebmen, bab M
onriibcr rer9ibt. mp oil hid hciin.
ocit? Sic id)altc nit sIlem giisi8cn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04
ORDER BLANK.

eeben. On, braudyit 5rpar MIR 3tpea
tauieno Marf, % aber iult breitals
ieno oarin liegen-
Nift meiter, @aterl unterbrab IT'D
bier Goalbert unb mabte iid md
einem beftisen Stud bon ibm IoS
Define geihulbigung lit sraiiam UNI
u~upiirbig.
Obol Wiait bu DID nod anfl
bobe Bfero iesen?
Nein, 8ater, nein! SD gebe es h
an, Der Sfein 1T gesen mid, aber id
bobe es niht getban. 8lmibe nil
bod MIR. i'd bin leidtiinnig sepeies
aber ih bin fem elenber, gemeinsi
Oieb!
Gem Con, ieine Wiene, feline Gd9
tung trueen 10 iebr baS 8eprdee bel
aufrihtigiten Shmer5es unb Der ooQ
item Wabrbaitisfeit, bab Der Sons
mer5ienratb in ieiner leber5eugnna
boh manfenb fparb.
go iage mir, wober on 6as 8ef1
gellommen baii, nit Dem Oh Wetteras
~be5ablteit! gebot er uno lieb iih pie
Der nieoer.
aoalbert iGaute at 8ooen UNI
riibrte iih ni6t.
Hun, miro es balo? mabnte tptes
Der, 5ornig perbeno, Der &ontmep
5Ienratb.
SD fam es Dir niht iasen, Bater3
9as beibt, o., fannIt bid in bel
Gle bod niht auf cine reft slamb.
lid ~ifeinenoe Siise %beiinnen.
@enn ih liisen pollte, 70 tpiirbe
ii6 cine Musfludt fir mid idou fir-
Den, i6 mag oas dber nif)t tbun! Sic
Der, lieber Batter
Uortiesung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04
Sano nod elmer beitimmten Stelle in
Der Sdfelung Der Wanb.

Sanb nah elmer %beitimmten Stelle in
Der Sdfelung Der Wanb.
Spiele bod nift ben @ri6redten,
Den lleberraid)ten! lahte bitter Der
aommer6ienratb. Define Sanobeme.
sung bat DID perratben. 0u weiBt,
no bas 8ebeimfah iif befinbet.
9as iteae ih feineu I%usenblid in
Mbrebe. In bait es oft genug in mel.
ner 8esenwart se0ffnet, a~ntlportete
aoalbert nit sroBerer Rube.
Sa, i) babe Dor meiner 6rau uno
meinen Sobnen ME elm @ebeimniB
aus Dem perboraenen @nnoihranf
semaf)tl Itobnte Der aommer5ienratb,
i'd ibenfte linen bas polite Ser.
tnuen, nno 10 lit es mir selobnt
poroen!
9lber ih bin es niht seweien! sd
ifnore es Dir, 0uter-
Still! berrlhte ibm Seuborf 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04

binaus! eebot er DEM Giener, Der
anf Den Con elmer bon ibm in Bepe.
gllng geiesten eleftriihen @lode io-
tort ms 3inmer 9etreteu mar.
@etterau hatte, als or ieinen Weg
ourh Die &omptoir5immer 3uriid.
legte, cine eewiiie Mebnlihfeit nit
einem begoiienen Eloel, gleih einem
lolfen if)iittelte er aber aud Die EN-.
p%fangene 0ol,f)e ifneu ab, unb auf
Die StraBe gelangt mi,rmelte err:
Soho, Serr COMMENCEMENT, per
ben alien @etteral o,lnlm MAIDEN
min, Der mub friiber a%uiiteben. Mit
all Sbrer Sodn1iiafeit fiibren Sic
mid ntbt binter's 9iht. @s lit ibon
10, mie ih mfrs bafte; her iunee
Wfenih lit niht ans srabem Wege in
BEN 9eiib bcs @elbes e%efommen, Oas
bab if geitern ibm unb beute Dem
Batter aneeieben. Die Sd)mipielerei
niitt gar nifts, fitbr ct triumpbireno
tort. SGtten beioe geiheibter &C.
tban, mid ms gertranen 5u 3ieben.
DUB iest MIR nod, ein menig tieier
sral..,, lit fiir uniereins INNER elm
GROCER Sortbeil, 9eute mie Die Sell
borfis i'm Sade al bnben. limo Ser
Serr Stuoioius fonlmt mieoer, Der
fommt mieoer, has miro gar nid)t
lange lpdhren.
3nfricoen nit ieinem 0ormittags.
aeIdplft, iprallg @etterau AMI einelI
Yieroebabiwaeen unb iubr ieiner i'm
Often Der Staot selcsenen @ob.
nitltg 5u.
Der aommer5ienrntb iaB, nnd)bem
err iid alein iar, Elm pnor M,,gell.
blide r%esungslos uno itiiste oas
idppere, ihnler5enbe &ai,pt in 6eibe
S1nbe. SbrGne,l, eliibenb mie &c.
idmoI5enes Slei, tropften ans iei.
nen Muaelt, Die lett pielen Sabren
nif)t mebr gerpelnt hatten.
0as--oas lit beS &1tbiels 2oiung !
itobnte or. Mfein Sob1--mein Sobr,
Elm Gieb!
gr idoite ii6 eridrpden I'M, ais
fiirhte er, bob bas ihredlif)e @ort
bon iemarlben pernommen iein fonne.
unb fubr bann fort: Sein 9eihtiinn.
in Dem .ieine perblenbete Mutter i'm
beitdrft, bat i'm auf Die abihiillige
8abn gebraht, unb iener @lenoe i'm
oiirh ieine 0robuns po1ia in ben
abgruno gcitoBen! Sdtte or lid bod
Iieber mir entbeft! Bin i6 Sl id)roii.
81 itrens segen i'm selueien? Srasc
i6 ielbit einen Sbeil Der ShulD?
Wein Sobn! Mein Sobn! ihrie er
alf unb ihlug beibe SGnoe Dor oas
8eii6t. @iIt on mir mirflih Der.
loren2-Yiit on unrettbar Dem Ga.
tier periallen?
gs lit Elm Silgenbitreid. troItete er
lid mieber. Mn mir lit es, bafiir 81
ioraen. baB er uid)t bon nadbaltigell
Solgen lit!
@ie gut, bob i'd nod 81 niemanb
bon Dem feblenDen 8el0e gelprod)el
babe, ,es Bari nun audi niemanb
ei1uas oapon %erfabren. Sd weroe
nit ibm reben. ernit unb milo. pGter-
lid unb cinbringlih; er fam nod
fem Serlorcner lein.
Wit oielen @orten itano aom-
mer5ienratb Selloorf auf unb riei
biird) Elm @lodcnSeidlen ieinen Sobn
Sans unO Die Hrofuriitcn 81 Der
iiblid)en aonferen5 5u lid. Hubig
unb iiber5eugt trai er ieine 9eitim.
mungen, niemanb ioate linn anmer.
fen, bob iein Ser5 bon bangen ge.
ioraniiien erfiiat mar. bob in ieinenl
aopfe lid 8eOanfen mGl5ten, Die nit
Dem 8eifafte nifts 81 thlin batten.
Wenn cs linn geGang, Die anberll
81 tduihen, 10 lieB Die 9iebe ieinell
G"lteiten Sohn beler icben. Snns
legte iid Ole Srage Dor, mas Sen go.
ter 10 bemege, obne bod, cine antpori
Oarauf finben 81 tonnell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vi lcThHSs
Tatting is one Of the most beautiful
forms of crochet. The striking pat
terms shown are very easy to do.
d. s.-double stitch; p.-picot; sh.--
shuttle; FIRING.
Fig. 3 is made with 2 shuttles.
Details Of Fig. 3. LIST row form ring
of 80 d. S. and II p. coz d. $. and 1 p.
~alternating), break off thread and
fasten, Ind row-form ring of ~ d. S.,
] p.-2h d. s.-join to p. Of first row,
az d. 81 p. ~ d. s., close ring,
turn, form a ring of 4 d. ST. p. 4 d. S.
Il p. 4 d. 81 p.- d. S., close ring
and turn, and repeat until wheel is
perfect.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04

Die Sinbu. Wliiiiunsm iinb Der
Iilbtbdtigieit Der @ldubisen gu
empfebleu. Sunoerte bon ODrs
fern iebnen iid oana6, befebrt gu
perben. lpenu mir mr. 9elb ses
mug bdtten. ibnen aateheteu Su
itiden. cine Stride ober tleine
Shule 81 bauen. Glide Gents
per 5ag 8enii9en fir Den lluters
bait zines aatedIeten ODER S6uls
iinpes. ba oeren Seoiirfniile ses
ring iinb unb Die arbeit bier biais
LIT. @elber our llnteritiibun9 Der
Sinou Iiiiionen moac man gcfl
on 8ep. Rather &, gelen, ST..
Nelore. Sr. Snbia. icnben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04
Saben sic ie beOa4t, mas cine fleine
YerlanstsN u;eise fir sic tbun mag?

Sic @erlanstsG nseieen iifern
&niteuungen. finben Sienits
boten. p~erfaufen 2nnb. Stores
unS 8eidGite aaer Nrt. Sic
befriepisen iebe 8o6e bic Be-
biirfniiie pieler unierer Seier
IN mander g~e3iebuns.
Gnbere 5ieben Nusen baraus.
iparrm nift aud Sic?
Maden sic eiueu Seriud nit elmer
8erlanstzN njeise.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-04
WINIFRED WORTH
Crochet and Tatting Designs
These Designs Are Exclusive and Many Of Them Are
Here Published for the FIRST Time.

Tattng appeals to every woman for its quAintness and oraedcabtlty
make 1t very attractive. Send IL cents and the coupon below and you'll get
this and many other clever designs IN the Winifred Worth Crochet Book
which We will send you by return mai.
Beautiful Motifs for Tsting Workers.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-03

gwen them an opportunity 10 saH
them on the way Win shower OF
ola shoes ana rice
There was q auil Ing party at the
home OF Mrs. Adeiine Brown, Tues
day that may be- termed unique. The
blocks were started TO being pieced
by Mrs. Susan Gillett, OF Michigan,
the grand mother Of Mrs. Brown, and
,h. ,,o,h., n, IA. la. NJ. IIn,,.,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-03
Seats on sale at Teare Bros store.

Christian church, Thanksgiving morn
my. but we're not very we'll attended,
owing to the fact, perhaps, that II
was not well known TO our people.
The young people OF Forest City
send their heartiest congratulations
aud best wishes to Don Martin, ore.
CONS assistant post msster Don II
quite we'll known among us, and we
were glad indeed to learn OF his sue.
cess.
quite a few OF our young people
attended the box supper at the Union
school, Wednesday night. The social
was quite . success, as We knew II
would be, as Floyd Cofrman, one OF
our young men, had charge Of the
affair.
Mrs. Roy Anderson will spend a
month al the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs John waggoner, In Kim.
sey district. Mrs. Anderson's health
has been quite poorly for some time
and her many friends trust that this
vacation will be very beneficial. Dur
ing Mrs. Anderson's absence, Misses
Lola Landers and Nora Baker will
have charge OF the central office.
Many OF our people we're made
quite happy last week, when Mrs
Rosa Anuav and NJ and Ave Wlllls
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-03
Forest City.

-Inez Alkire, OF Oregon, spent Sat.
urday with her friends here.
Mrs. warrie Walker, OF Oregon,
visited with Mrs. Willie Pearson, Sat.
urdsy, At the home Of Frank Acton.
NH. Cook and family ate Thanks.
giving dinner with their son In Ma.
pier.
Louis Banks and family spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with relatives
In Kansas.
-Miss Grace Quick, Of Benton dis.
trict, visited with Mrs. Arthur Cot.
ten, Monday,
Mrs. Harold Lord, Of Salem, Neb.,
spent Thanksgiving week with her
parents, l.. =. Watson and wife.
The dinner given by the ladies' OF
the Christian church, Thanksgiving
day, At the city hall, was well attend
ed.
Mrs. r. W. Fswks entertained iss
BOYD, OF Oregon, and Mrs. Coe and
son, OF Goats, Kansas, Monday after
noon and evening.
Miss Margaret Boyd, of Oregon
and Mrs. Olive Coe and son, boyd, Of
Goats, Kansas, spent Sabbath will
Miss Lula Crawford.
II
Mrs. Joe Williams and daughter
Mrs. Harry Brant and little son, o.
Savannah, spent the Thanksgiving
holidays with relatives here.
Union services we're held At tn,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-03

This production Is clean and American comedy with
music and high class speciales ncrspersed throughout,
and you will laugh till you are blue in The face.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-03
Forbes and Vicinity.

Andrew Ninpuist shipped car Of
hogs, Monday.
James Milne shipped a car load OF
hay, last week.
Mrs T.. q Rankin was shopping
In st. Joseph last Saturday.
William Baker, OF Forest City,
visited In Forbes last Saturday.
u. Il, Milne and sons shipped a
car load OF cattle AID one OF hogs,
last week.
Misses Nell and May Prussman
were home from the Msryville Nor.
NAL for Thanksgiving.
Mrs, Ida Rankin, Of Cody, wyom'
Ink, visited with Ernest Rankin and
family . few days last week.
WIN. Gossett, George Gotten and
Chris lmDoden were looking after
business In st, Joseph last Saturday
lily banks and wife spent Thanks
giving with his parents, Charley
Banks and family, OF Shenandoah, la
New corn Is being shipped right
along, and the grain dealers say IL Il
Of better grade than for several years
Mrs, Dora OppenheiIner, OF Kan
sas City, spent Thanksgiving will
her daughter, Mrs. Tom Milne.
The program and pie supper, giv
an Inv Miss IIplen Thatcher. Al In,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-03
Saturday, November 9th, q seven
and one.half pound son.

Saturday, November 9th, q seven
aud one.half pound son.
Mrs. J. T. Henderson was called
to st. Joseph. Sunday, by the illness
Of her uncle, Albert Wake.
Fred Binder and wife and Mrs.
S. /. Bunker spent Thanksgiving with
Elec GrItIen and wife In Falls City.
Fletcher Gorley has returned to
hts home at villisca, Iowa. after q
visit with his aunt, Mrs. s. I. Bunker.
While in st. Joseph, last week,
u. L. flinkle purchased . new vic.
trola and . splendid collection Of
records.
Il. T. Huffman, wife and daughter,
Wilma, spent Sunday with Mr.. Hun.
mans sister, Mrs. Bert Stuart and
family.
&C. W. Craig and wife entert aimed
N. L. Batson, wife and children and
W. g. Blattner At dinner Thanks.
giving day.
w. h. Stuart met with . painful
accident, Monday, when lie dropped q
heavy grain door on his thumb, mash.
ing 1t badly. As DR.. Minton WAS out
Of town, Charley Craig took Blil to
Bigelow, where Dr. Hogan dressed
the wound.
Mrs W. ~. Stuart was In Mound
City, Saturday, and upon her return
home found sewing machine belt,
some needles and oil In herbuggy, evi.
IDENTIFY placed there by mistake. The
owner probably thought her buggy
was their own and would probably be-
pleased To hear OF the lost articles.
Mis- Alpha IIinkle, who was home
from the Nebraska State University
al Lincoln, for Thanksgiving was III,
hostess ~ hous. party for the w.ek
end at which the following guest,
were present Miss Frances Anibil. o,
Craig: Mildred. Edith and Talbot
iIiuklr. VIM. Sheppard aud Nirgi
Coupe. Of Hulo. Ncbr.
a. Wake aud wife returned Mon
day from 81. Joseph, where they wer,
called 10y the serious illness " Mr.
Wakes brother, Albert Mr.. Wax,
had a very severe piralytic stroke
Saturday, and has been unconscious
since that time. WIN Wake aud Vie
OF wymore, also went TO 81. Joseph
and came home with a. Wake ant
wife for a short visit.
The merry Maids" Sunda]
school class Mere entertained Frlda!
afternoon at tie home Of Miss SeriIdi
Wilson. The afternoon was spent do
Ing fancy work and a luncheon va
served 10y tie hostess Members IRE
sent were: Misses Hazel Carter, Len.
and LorA Rhodes, Mabel Lent. Ma,
and Helen Huston, Edith Stuart: Mes
danes Art Graham, Chas, Rhodes
Geo. Dickson, Dannie Wilson, Iiarr!
Stanley and the hostess. The mex
meeting of q class Will lie held q
the home Of Mrs, Harry Stanley, DE
cember -. ITEMiIEK.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-03
New Point and Vicinity.

Ralph Meyer and family spent
wednesday, Of last week, In St. 10
seph
Mr.. and Mrs. Pasternah returned
to 81. Joseph Sunday. going down
with Tom Calm In his car.
Mrs. Kearnev. Of Oregon, and
Mrs. blanchard. OF Wyatt, visit ed e.
sic Hardman and shannon Hxrdman's
family, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pasternsh, ofSt. 10.
seph, came Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with their uncle, Tom
Cain and family
Fred Patterson's class, OF the Y.
b. Sunday school,, will give an oyster
supper, "wednesday evening, Dec. Q,
at the home Of T. W. Smith. Every.
body invited.
MI. RAIDER and family, Of Kansas
City, came Wednesday to spend
Thank ,eivina With her parents, Rev.
r. d. Roberts and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. RAIDER gave several musical se-
lections at the Thanksgiving services,
which we're greatly enjoyed.
"A birthday surprise party was
given Mrs Lucille Pennington, Tues
day evening. NOV. 10. A large crowd
was present and . most enjoyable
time WAS had. Her sister, Beulah
Richards, and cousin, Viola Dugan,
OF Guilford, came over to the party
and remained Tor few days visit.
--Skidmore, Maitland. Oregon. Kan.
sas City and Woodville were repre-
scented at the Thanksgiving dinner
given by the Presbyterian church.
Thursday quite a number from the
Christian church brought dinner and
served With them. Tie largest crowd
was present that has ever been In the
church a child's gold ring WAS
found Friday while cleaning up the
church and left AT the manse
NERO
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-03
Fortescue.

-Maudie Million, who has been so
III, Is improving.
w. Il. Blattn'r srent Sunday In
Forest City, the guest OF Roy II.
Long.
DIR. J. l. Minton, Is. NJ. and John
Beasley made q business trip to Ore.
gon, Monday.
Miss Mugs Minton went to st.
Joseph Monday, for a short visit
with relatives.
Earl Banning left Tuesday for
Chillicothe, Mo-, where lie will attend
q business college.
Mrs. John West and children
spent the Thanksgiving holidays with
relatives In St. Joseph.
Born, to Robert Keck and wife,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-03
THE OREGON INTERuRBAN
TINE TABLE.

Note-A- Daily except Sunday.
No. ~ on Sunday at 500 y. m. II
any passengers to 20. Return, leave
Forest City al 5:J y. m.
Notice: Al local freight will leave
Oregon on the 9:25 a. m. train.
MOORE, General Manager,
Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-03
News From Craig.


visitor, Sunday.
L. L. Teare was passenger to st
Joseph, Saturday.
Wednesday, December 8, Is IDOL.
lar Day" With Craig merchants.
DIR. Hogan and wife, Of Bigelow,
were making professional calls In
Craig, Saturday.
3 Rev. z. r. Cooley Vas passenger
to St. Joseph, Saturday morning, 70.
turning In the afternoon.
Miss Hortense vanSandt, our
primary teacher, spent Thanksgiving
wkh home folks At Sheridan, Mo.
Thomas Laf,in, Of Albert City,
Iowa, has been the guest Of his
brother, Chas. Of this place, for the
past week.
Mrs. Lizzie Taylor was . visitor In
the home Of her brother.in.law +,
James Taylor, Of Oregon, the fore.
part Of last week.
Dwight Coy left Wednesday for
Southern Kansas, to arrange for the
removal OF his family TO that locality
In the near future.
Miss Lena Judy returned to the
university In Lincoln, Sunday, after
having spent Thanksgiving With her
parents, Charles Judy and wife
Circuit Clerk T.. A. Durham and
family. OF Oregon, were Thanksgiving
guests At the home OF Charles Judy,
who Is brother 10 Mrs Durham
George Ileaton was home for
Thanksgiving dinner from the North.
western University at Chicago lie re-
termed to hts studies, Sunday evening
Prof " l. Butts and wife spent
Thanksgiving with the parents OF
Mrs Butts, Marten Garden and wife
OF Quitman. They returned Sunday
evening.
Miss Minnie Osborne vent TO
Fairfax, Monday morning, to help
care for her sister In law, Mrs Cooper
Osborn, who Is very III Al her home
near thai place
. Mrs. W, q. Mailer and daughters,
Misses Ruth, Gertrude and Marion, OF
Bigelow, we're Thanksgiving guests
at the home Of Mrs, Maiers parents,
N. =. Smith and wife.
-Chas. Dunn, OF villiscs, Iowa
came home for Thanksgiving, Wed
nesdly. Charles Il doing nicely in
? the lumber yard at that place and is
popular with the patrons.
C. NJ Lowe made n f,,inp visit 10
Craiy. last Monday morning in his new
car from Sabetha, Kans. lie WAS in
town about two hours, transactlnp
some business and then away lac went
on the wings OF the wind. ,.
wm,.m ns,,.r ., wo,,d c,,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-03

Corn for sale. three miles south Of
Oregon, Call on or address Mrs, Carrie
Nc Donald, Oregon, Mo-, Route 8.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-03
NEWS FROM OVER THE COUNTY.
Many Interesting Items Gathered BY The Sentines
Wide.a.Wake Correspondents from Various
Sections of the County.


team met and were defested nv ,be
Mound CITY high school team Tbsnks
giving. This Wa the Iast oams
scheduled by the loc., team. Wbils
the bows did not wio many yame. mi.
year. they Are showing un GOOD. and
we predict that n the s.ms bunch
hold tooetbe, next vs., ,b., ,b.v vii,
give . glorious account OF themselves.
MIA. r. G. Hal, ,eft Mondsv moyp.
Ing for the Eoswor, h bo,pital IN 81, 10
sepb. WHARF aha wil,bave a sm.,,,umo.
removed from be, aida. She has hs.n
suffering for some tina with n. And
on the ADVICE Of the family doc,o, AZ
cided 10 have IL removed IL ia nj,
copsidered n seyious op.r.,ion 40 IN.
trouble IA In tie vs,v s,rlv s,a,s. ana
n "a no, ut.,v IN maj. .,v sn,,ho,
trouble After removal
,.,.,,. .,..,.. A.. o-,
-, W No'emA"
Clark Uoldridye. a, wh,,,smo,s
Iowa. Tbu,sdav manning Tho ,s,h
Mrs Uold,idy. h.s m.nv 49,.
quaintances In Craig, having lived
here some twenty years ago. Mr..
holdridridge conducted q successful
hardware business here at that time.
She Is the sister'in.law Of Mr.. David.
Mr.. David departed Saturday to be
present at the funeral.
Mrs. Isaac IIathorn was taken to
the Ellsworth hospital In st Joseph.
last Wednesday, and operat ed on FRI.
day morning Mrs IIa,horn has been
IN a serious condition for several
weeks and nothing but an operation
would save her life. Al this time her
ne u hanging w ,'e oa'ahee' Out the
op'"'on OF .he ph!s'c'an III alien
vance Is 'ha' sue WIN recover. She Is
n'emoe' 0, 'he i'oyal Neishbor
amp a. .o'"'"s' ana hef sisters IN
,'e 'o'se are very anh'ons eoncerhin.
NET
Tile revival meetings at Rethei
were cF'sed Thanksgiving day with
Two sermons and big dinner. The
| meeting was well attended from the
ber'nh'ng ana many renewed their
relations 10 the church. Some neigh.
oorhood dilierences were repaired and
cohs'derao'e good was accomplished.
Ihere we're number OF new members
auueu 10 the church. Rev Cooley
WIN begin . series Of meetings At
iArk,o Chapel this week The In.
o'ca''ons point toa good meeting, and
oet'ef 'h,nRs IN the church At that
point Thefe were services At the
and sy.nI,y .nd H.. $3.50, no
tia, n. e.n.c,sd IN n,...h a. 60
avaIn ns,, snnd.v p, sn,,'. k
som. one IN occ,,ns IA. or,.,, ,a
, 1915-06-17
July 4 to Be characterization Day.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on July A
of characterization Day" a day for
STRENGTHENING the American spirit of
nationality and uniting all classes,
creeds and races into N intelligent
democracy" is being urged on munich
pal and educational officers through
out the country by p. p. Claxton, fed
eral commissioner OF education. He
has applied to 1000 and the movement
already begun in fifty cities, whose
mayors have appointed committees as
part of the national movement to make
independence Day. 1915, "Americaniza-
ton Day"
, 1915-06-17
millions Await destitute Woman.

Grand Junction.-Heiress to an es-
tate valued at from $4,000, 900 to $780,
90 $1,000, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Winn, aged
10, is destitute and bedridden in her
home in this city. Wednesday she
learned hal she is the only direct
descendant of John VIM, to whose
heirs has been left an immense for
tune in the New England states. She
was located through letters SEM to the
local postmaster by Sidney Vanwyck,
San Francisco attorney for the Winn
estate, who writes that he has been
seeking Mrs. VIM or her children for
over a year. She has employed an at
torney to assist her in preparing proof
OF her rights of the estate.
, 1915-06-17
TROOPS TO ASSIST RED CROSS
Three Regiments Ordered to Islands
Detained as Trouble Threatens.

Washington.-Possible interference
by local Mexican officials along the
border with plans of the Red Cross
to distribute through American con
sular officers and its W agencies,
food supplies to the famine-threatened
Mexican people. is the reason for or
ders from the Wal Department to de-
lay the departure of three regiments
from the border to the Philippines.
The American troops cannot cross
the border without instructions from
Washington, but in view of the posi-
bility of resistance by the Mexican of
ficials the War Department intends to
have at hand means to enforce any or
ders that may be given by President
Wilson. The regiments affected are
the Fifteenth cavalry at Fort Bliss,
Tex, the Twenty-seventh infantry at
Galveston, and the Ninth cavalry at
Fort Douglas. Ariz.
The American consul at Juarez has
been instructed to insist that no sum-
mary measures be taken by Mexican
officials against George Marks and S.
Franklin, under death sentence, until
the State Department examines the
evidence.