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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-20
Jack Smith Died at Liberty.

Jack Smith, . resident Of Craig tor
nineteen years and a citizen Of Corn.
ing for eleven years preceding, passed
away at the I. o. o. F. home early
Saturday morning. He was . victim
Of heart failure and had been danger.
ously sick but . week. He had been
in very poor health for several years
and had suffered several previous a..
lacks that had nearly proved fatal.
Mr.. Smith was . native Of West
Virginia, having been born IN Wheel.
Ing on Christmas day. ls,7. For .
time, he lived In Illinois and In 1881
became . resident Of Corning. In
1895, he came to Craig, and vas .
resident Of this city, until . year ago,
when he decided, because OF falling
health, to enter the Odd Fellows
home at Liberty, whore he and hrs,
Smith could have the obsneht OF the
homes care for aged members Of The
order. '
By trade he Vas an engineer ard
during the active years Of his lie
Was considered one Of the best u be
found anywhere. While yet . boy,
he enlisted as q soldier for the cause
Of Unionism and WAS engaged In
scout duty during the period Of the
war.
In 1880, he WAS married to Miss
Fannie Morrison. Mrs. Smith still
survives him. Two daughters, Mrs.
]. II. Anderson and Mrs. Emmett
Cook, both Of Craig, and son, Chss
Smith, residing In Washington, are
also left to mourn his loss.
The funeral services we're conducted
from the lodge room at the home,
sunday morning ~ 10 o'clock, and
burial MAS In the | .. -. +. GENE.
terry on the farm at the nome.-Craig
Leader, August Is, 1913.
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Forbes and Vicinity.

j. A. Milne baled hay for Roy
Grimes, Monday. ~ ~
John Taylor shipped . car Of
stock on Tuesday. ~
Mrs. Ernest Rankin made . busi.
ness trip to st. Joseph, MQp3npw,
--Mlss Grace Bailey fshoted her
friend, Miss nellie Prussman, Sunday.
John Ashworth shipped two cars
Of cattle and one OF hogs, last Mon.
day d.
Glenn Cuddy. wife and son have
been visiting At Sol. Meyers, the past
week. aid. -
). r. Sahlin, OF Chicago, Is visit
Ing his parents, g. Sahlin aud family,
this week. .. ... y.
Forbes was we'll represented 1t
the Oregon Chautauqua on Marshall
and Bryan day. ..
Julius Oppenheimer, Of Chicago,
Is. Milne, the past week. s,,,
Grover Harper returned home from
Melette, South Dakota, where he had
been working In the harvest fields.
-Gossett Bros. and s. b. Meade are
both trying to thresh, but they say II
Is slow work, the grain Is very damp,
"A large crowd left here on Tues.
day morning for st. Joseph, but none
would admit they we're going to the
NICK.
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Reuben, Book"
MORTON n. pEMBERrON.
"REUBEN."
CENTRALIA, MISSOURI.
ny

Nicely Bound Volume Of 800 Pages,
containing Reuben's Lectures: Bob
Tail to Full Dress The Famous
"Reuben and Reuben's Pa Letters"
"Reuben In Rome;'' "Reuben In the
Land OF the Kaiser" or Germany
and the Germans, and oil Of Reu.
ben's European Travels, together
with numerous short sketches such
- Reuben OF the Worlds Fair" and
"Bill's Cob Pipe" which made Rob.
ert J. Burdette write, keep Reuben
Busy, He 10 doing good In the world. 7"
ENDORSEMENTS:
1 read Reuben, His Book" with
intense delight. I have not laughed
20 much since I ngst read Mark
Twain. There 10 usssly - much
philosophy - humorfu II. The book
ought to make Reuben fame and for.
tune. CHAMP CLARK.
I an glad that Reuben" IL going
to be put In form whore 1t can BE-
obtained by the general public. 1t
deserves . wide circulation. Its wise
philosophy Is presented 10 . style
that engages the attention and fxss
II In the memory.-w. J. BRYAN.
I know Of no better substitute for
. trip to Europe than to hear Reuben
Ia his famous travelogues. -HERBERT
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Mrs. Matte Durham Is visiting
with friends In Rock Port.
-Eber sherman, who has been In
Haxtum, Colorado, for three weeks, Is
back 1t home.
Miss Dorothy Pinkston, OF ST. 10.
seph, VAS visiting relatives and
friends In Oregon for few days, last
week.
Harry Lasell, OF near Maitland,
Was visiting In Oregon Sunday after.
noon, the guest Of relatives. He
returned home with his rife, who
had been visiting here with relatives
and friends.
Rev. W. L. Meyer, pastor OF the
German N. L. church, this city, WAS
In Graham, NodAway County, Wed.
nssdsy Of this week, where he con.
Quoted preaching services, Graham
being In his charge.
We we're all glad to see Charley
Bridge, . former Oregon boy, on our
Chautaqua grounds. lie was visiting
his uncle, Henry Peret and family
and other relatives and friends. lie Is
now located In Bethany, this state.
Hon. S. +. o'Fsllon, wife and
little niece and nephew, Mary Louise
Schultz and Jean Jones, we're In st.
Joseph, Tuesday. We are sorry to
announce that Mrs. Emma tPhil)
Schultz, whom they went to see, Ia
still In . critical condition, with
small hope for her recovery.
Rev. J. Il. Psyton, OF Burden,
Kansas. came In TO Oregon, Tuesday,
Of this week, returning the following
Wednesday evening. lie WAS aceompa'
MED by his father-in.law, s. G. Nash, Z
former resident Of this county. Mr.
Nash, unfortunately Is nov para
yzed, and cannot get around without
assistance. lie will remain here fol
, an indefinite period with his daughter
Mrs. Bert Dreher and family, OF til,
Woods school district.
Leo Petree, who has been assist
Ing his father, Frank Petree, In hi'
law and abstract office, In this city
for some time, left Wednesday eve
ming OF this week for Lincoln, Neb
raska, where he has . position In III,
office Of the Secretary OF Agricultur,
OF that state, and where lie will d.
stenographic work until the Stat,
University Of that state opens some
time In September, when lie Will re
sumo his studies at that institution
Mrs. Fred Hoffman,, OF this city
received . letter from . cousin Il
Wuerttemberg, Germany, Tuesday o
this week, In which he states tina
crops In Germany are abundant. an
Especially SO In his neighborhood, an
In fact that crops over the entir
Kingdom we're never better. TIL
Cousin Is said TO be Q very bright, In
telligent and . highly educated man
lie further states that the reports pub
lished In our leading daily papers, ar
far from being correct. In their town
. good sized one, the death loss he
reached about 10 from the war
casualties.
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Doctor Of Philosophy.

1t Is Doctor K. @. Evans, now. FL.
don c. Evans, son OF DR., and Mrs.
G. L, Evans, received the PHI. D., de.
gree from the Chicago University last
Tuesday. We congratulate Eldon; he
has gone to the top by hard and per.
sistent work, and now stands where
many . young man has hoped to
stand, but where very few realize
their fondsst dreams, A young man,
who at the age Of twenty.six, can OBJ
tain . Doctor Of Philosophy degree
from . university like. Chicago 10 Ger
tainly fostunStss ;ss.@.. t,..4 ~
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Evangelical Church.

Bro. b. W. Smallwood will preach
next Sunday At II .. m. Y. p. A. ser.
vice In the evening. +,
Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening. Everybody welcome.
Nickell's Grove. ,
Bro. Frank Sahlin, who has been At.
tending the Moody Institute, Of Chi
cago, and who Is at present at home
on . vacation, win preach at II .. m.
Y. p. A. service In the evening.
PASTOR.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-20

Mrs. G. V. Vaughn, Of Hall, this
state, Is here visiting her many rel.
atives and numerous friends.
B. W. Smallwood, OF Hopkins,
Mo-, Is here on Q visit with his father
and mother, II. j. Small~ood and
wife.
w. II. Judy and wife, OF Roger.
Vile, Mo-, are visiting here, the
guests OF his sister, Mrs. T.. A. Dun.
ham and family.
II. A. Evans, wife and children
and Mrs. Fred Philbrick and chill.
dren we're visiting In st. Joseph,
Tuesday Of this week.
-Ra,nb Moore las sold his little
co,,.ys m lanes Tavlor ~ Rich.
vills and viii move m ,smnorayv
ou,r,srs iu., wss, a, the nropertv
sold n,sn,r.,o,v N hu,ldins a nav
home
- -, n. ,.,. ....
,,,'s. I'LL. eu -. ~
o'ue e"oro'ue,y, inu'Suoy e.enus'
Ausus. a. v ."1 - , Hnsu'. wv"
., o.. N'ee. " s"sss 800
ot,cs
w,. u..,.,, ,.a
nas.,. 49, 'v 9wNu ou.e 'smoo
Wv. ."e ~. s,a', "e'"esu' e"
s " 80, s' "eo", NJ w',,, s" ~,
eo'' .'u' "ss NV ss ".e os'
wv, W." w 10. oo'" :" '"1 $3.50 We. W ~.
pes. 'es', ku'''' "e''''''"''"''
"s'e ''''s'' =
Don hunt OF KANSAS City, calp'
up ior q Gay OF twos WISH Win ml
iather' mother ana sisters, last week
ana also 10 attend the Chautauqus
SATURDAY evening ne ieit' put..hot DO
fore ne had enticed MS fatleri ans
mother' cave D. Hupt snn vile, 10 G
coun many him In SpNsr IA not hi
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c. E. Notes.

Endeavor was led sunday evening
by Don Martin, a. Mrs. Green was
absent. An enjoyable evening was
spent.
We we're very sorry OF the absence
OF our president, Miss Blanche
Hodgin.
Next Sunday evening Endeavor will
be led by Bert Maple. Subject: "A
Basis OF Sound Belief, Why and How
to Get It." Everybody invited.
Dor SMITH, Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-20
Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, That Letters Of
ssvfsr licensed were FRAMED 70 The Under.
signed on the 10th day Of August, 1918, by
the Probate Court OF Holt County, Missouri
All persons having cin ms AGAINST said estate
TO the Executor, within six months after
date OF said letters, or they may he precluded
from any benefit Of such estate and II such
the date OF the last Insertion Of the publicu-
tion Of this notice. they shall be forever
barred.
This Goth day OF August, 1915.
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Holt District Convention.

Program OF District W. G. T. L.
convention to be held At Craig, Fri.
day, August q, 1915:
1Oa. m. Devotionals Mrs Flor.
ence Miller, Mound City.
l0:l5. Roll call. Reading Of min.
utes, Mrs. G. A. Dooley, secretary.
Report Of District President, Mrs.
W. E. Stubbs, Mound City.
Report Of District Treasurer, Mrs.
J. p. Wood, Mound City.
Report Of Local Unions.
Appointing Of committees.
Annual election Of officers.
Noontide prayer.
100. Devotiouals: Mrs. Henry
Jones, Bigelow.
las. Report Of committees.
Paper, scientific Temperance Lit.
ersture," Mrs. @. W. Murphy. Ore.
son.
Estate and National Plans" Mrs
Geo. Blszier, Maitland.
Violin Solo, Miss Stuna Dooley,
Mound City.
Most Important Bill Passed At the
Recent Legislature for Temperance, "
Mrs. Geo. W. Click.
Vocal Solo. Miss Stubs, Mound
City.
Importance Of Departments
Work." Mrs. KELLOGG, Craig.
Reading, Mrs. Arthur Gotten, For.
est City.
Paper, Looking Backward" Mrs.
Downey, Mound City.
SECRETARY.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-20
Surprised.

on Monday Of this week, August II,
Mrs. G. II. Price had . birthday, and
her relatives and friends called on her
In the afternoon to help her celebrate.
They gave her flower shower, besides
numerous other gifts, and . pleasant
time was had by all. Refreshments
we're served, and At . late hour the
guests, wishing Mrs. Price many re.
turns OF the day, took their departure.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-08-20

The Oldest bank IN the county
Transacts . general banking business
Interest paid on time deposits. Drafts
sold on al the principal cities OF the
country and Europe. Have made spe.
cisl arrangements to collect money
due from estates In foreign countries.
The accounts of farmers, merchants
and individuals respectfully solicited,
Special care given to any business In
trusted to US.
Telephone No. 10.
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Strayed.

i have taken up two Duroc sows on
my place. Owner can recover same
e o Pr row. Z, RE- pS;Sp sn:I paying damages
q. W. HUNT,
1880 - aya " ~ Route D. >
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go NOTICE @-'-s'
4 r& NofA1fb'f
BRIDGE {: LETTING |!
Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned, will on
Friday, the 10Th Day Of
September. 1915.

September, 1915.
At the Court House. In the City Of
Oregon, NO., at 100 o'clock p. m, let
at public outcry or sealed bids, a
may be ordered by the Court on day
Of letting, contracts for building
bridges and concrete culverts, -
named below, and such other bridges
and culvsrts that the Court may add
thereto on day Of letting. Contrsc-
tors to give bond to maintsin said
bridges and culvers for four years.
Certified check OF $500 to accom-
pany bids.
Said bridges to be completed In $50
days from day Of letting. Said cul.
ver,s to be completed In 90 days from
day Of letting.
Court reserves the right to reject
any or oil bids.
p. On aud after August cath. 1916,
Plans and Specifications will be on
ale In County Clerks oiice and
County Surveyors Office. ".n.
LIST OF CONCRETE CULvERTs;
, No. i.--At the Sam Proud farm.
mile northeast Of Mound City. 10.
foot slab or arch. '.
No. AT the Mrs schesle farm,
&. mile west Of Corning. Two con.
rete walls, encAsing two 5.foot cor.
rugated pipe culverts, county to fur.
nish pipe culverts; contractor to
place culverts and build walls.
STEEL BRIDGES.
No. l.-At the John Watson farm,
over Nodaway Drainage District, No.
|, Ditch, y miles east Of Mound City.
One 100 foot truss.
This 18th day Of August, 1915.
JOHN II. PERET,
County Surveyor.
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PAVING RESOLUTION.

VI w osiitkNou ot'cet iio" ttic uptth
boundary Of the city limits, to tie
prolongation OF the north line OF
Missouri Street, Missouri Street from
the prolongation OF the west line Of
Washington Street TO the prolonga.
ton OF the west line OF Main Street:
Main Street from the prolongation Of
the south line Of Missouri Street to
the prolongation Of the south line Of
Nodaway Street; Nodaway Street
from the prolongation Of the
east line Of the sllsy run.
ming north and south through the
center Of blocks 9 and IL, Original
Town Of Oregon, Missouri, TO the pro.
longation Of the west line Of the Of.
ley running north and south through
the center OF blocks s and y Of the
said Original Town Of Oregon, Mis-.
souri,, and providing for the payment
Of the cost Of said improvements In.
Guiding the cost Of bringing said
streets to the established grades by
special assessments against the prop
critics abutting upon said streets and
liable therefor according to law:
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE
BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF the
City OF Oregon. Holt County, Mis-.
souri,, - follows: That It Is deemed
and the said Board Of Aldermen do
hereby declare II to he necessary to
Improve, grade, pave, curb and gut.
ter that portion OF the roadway Of
Washington Street from the north
boundary Of the City Limits to the
proiongation Of the north line Of
Missouri Street: Missouri Street from
the prolongation OF the west line Of
Washington Street to the prolonga.
tion OF the west line OF Main Street:
Main Street from the prolongation Of
the south line Of Missouri Street to
the prolongation OF the south line Of
Nodawsy Street: Nodaway Street
from the prolongation OF the east
line OF the alley running north and
south through the center OF blocks d
and IL, Original Town, to the pro.
longation OF the west line Of the al.
lev running north and south through,
he center OF blocks 3 and ., Original
Town, by grading said roadways
thereof 90 Is to make the same con.
form to the established grades OF said
mort ions NJ said At Yeats and nv max.
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Abstrscter and Nekotiator Of Loans
Transfers for week ending August
II, 1915:
WARRANTY DEEDS
John + Iden to J W Hill, lots |
and 2, biloxi ., Fortescue .....s 100
w NJ Frazer to Smith Derr,t
Int ne se & " lsa Sc Sc IS,
81, ~. ............... ........ i,2JO
Richard + Schultz TO A J Ro.
selius, " 8 II 9 20 II lots Is &
10, block 1, Corning .... .... 80
Cora Z Gotten to Albert W
Gotten & wife, n l ne u, 81,
-, ex road northumberland ,s00
QuIT.cLAiMs
Julia A Shuts, ct sl, to Ray
W Carter, sw / IS & Sc ~, 63,
% ...........'... ..... I
Ray w Carter to Leroy Shuts,
e Sc 20 63, 3s......... .....
Ray w Carter TO Paul =
Shuts, Q I sw 2s, %, 3d.. I
Ray w Carter TO Hazel Il
Shuts, " I sc %, 10, 3 ....
Ray w Carter TO julia A
Shuts, W l sw %, %, ST..
Frank Petree to Robt @ Cow.
an, ! Int nv sw 2; Sc ne 3.
Ol, ~,
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Real Estate Mlmeograrh.

rusLisHED wgGkLv nv .. 9, RicWARps.
oRgooS. NO.
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Abstrscter and NeSotiator Of Loans

OFFICE UPSTAIRS N rpg MOORE MOCK.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-11-12
Honor List

New--J. H. Stephenson, Licking
ton, Va.
Renewals--Miss Norma Hide
brand, Monterey, R. F. D. No. |
Mrs. Emma Winner, Crabbottom
Writ Todd, Mt. Scion, Va; O. A.
Stephenson, Meadow Dale; J. A.
Hiner, Trimble; Ed. Fleisher, Mrs
Chas. Samples, Glover Creek; Grey
Woods, Dunmore, W. P. Gutshall
Vanderpool; R. B. Slaven, Marlin
ton; C. K. Mauzy, Hightown; Mrs
Fannie Bratton, Bolar; W. S. Shu-
mate, Stanton; VIM. D. Rexrode,
New York; W. G. Winner, Flood
Mrs. Jas. Moomau, Norman, Okla,
Roy Ralston, Colfax, Ill.,; I. Q,
Simmons, Fishersville; S. G. Slaven,
Charleston, W. Va: E W. Arm
strong, Rolla, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-11-12
Doe Hill

Mr.. L. M. Pope is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Lon Shumate.
Andrew Sheppe. of Baltimore,
Thomas Jones, of Randolph Malcm
and Henry Jones, of
Goshen, came before the election
to cast their votes; also Hal Jones
of Bemis w. Va.
Rev. Geo. Pope and family, OF
Burnsville, and Walter Kelster. OF
Huntington W. Va are guests at
the home of L. M. Pope.
Bradshaw and Julian Blagg have
been indisposed for several days.
Supt. Richardson visited the
school here recently.
Ed Karicofe, who was employed
at Pocono, Pa. during the sum
mer returned home last Friday
The ladies of the Missionary
Society are observing the week OF
prayer, services being held every
afternoon this week.
A party composed of Mrs. J. B.
Bradshaw, Miss Edna Siron, Mrs.
S. C. Eagle, with S. B. Rex
rode, as pilot, visited the battle
graund of Mcdowell last Wednes'
day. Mr.. Rexrode having been an
eye witness of the battle and hav-
ing visited the scene after the
battle in company with a soldier
who was engaged in the fight, he
readily located the position of the
different regiments, which were
marked by stakes, and it is pro
posed to place markers at these
points, and a flag on the top of the
mountain, the bloodiest scene of
the conflict, where the 18th Ga.
lost so heavily
Several kodak views were taken
of the principle places of interest;
1t is proposed to have the flag and
markers placed by the Sth of May,
1916, at which time reunion Will
be held, and it is hoped the noun
men fund will be completed.
Occasional
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-11-12
New Salem

Husking corn is the order of day
We are having nice November
weather.
Bruce Hiner and Miss Elsie
Hamilton spent Sunday at the
home of the latter's uncle, G. l.
Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rodgers are
visiting friends and relatives al
New Salem this week.
Eagle Barr school is progressing
very nicely under Mrs. Wade
Darby of Mcdowell as teacher.
Messrs Lloyd Williams and Clyde
Wooddell, of Green Bank, W. Va.
are visiting w. H and P. H
Williams and S. H Bishop for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Rexrod
have returned from New Yorl
where they have been visiting tn
formers son, Edward Rexrode
They report a very enjoyable time
Rev. Wendell Allen has beeI
ho1 ding a fine meeting here for tn
past two weeks. He closed it Sun
day by baptizing lots of member
We are glad to see "Old Salem
turn ont 50 we'll. Among thos
who became new members Wer
Mrs. Maude Puiiin, MiSses bessi
! AID Iirgi"in Leach, Ruth an
ReEa Bishop. Daisy Williams
Ruth Iockr!,ige, Me SIS Z. t
Wiseman. Walter Bishop, Jess
and Simon Williams. Billie Sample
Fred and Hermnn PuIlln, Andre'
! Davis, George GRAHAM. 4r. an
Dock 8,rkle.
Wild Rose.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-11-12
Paid Damage For
Killing Hunting Dog

There was a recent decision in
the Circuit Court at Charlottesville,
a case which is of interest to all
lovers and owners of fine hunting
dogs in Augusta County, as we'll as
in other parts OF Virginia, it being
a suit for $3.50 damages instituted
by H. A. S. hamilton and A. '.
Huyler against Edward S. Rufin
and ]. N. DeJarnett for the illegal
killing of a dog belonging to Messrs
Hamilton and Huyler.
This was legal battle of two
days, complainants being repre-
sented by Allen & Walsh; defen
dant by J. Edwin Ruffin, a LAWYER
of Norfolk, and Judge R. W. T.
Duke, of Charlottesville.
On the night before the killing of
the dog Messrs. Rufin and DeJar-
nett had some sheep killed and
when the latter saw the dog in the
field where the dead sheep were, he
supposed this to be the sheep-killing
dog and shot him. T. e plaintiff
produced evidence to show that
this was an imported Walsh fox
hound of fine qualities for breeding
purposes; that he had been fully
listed and tax paid and properly
kenneled every night after arriving
in Virginia and only allowed out
for exercise a few hours during the
day and that the sheep were killed
at night, and this dog was turned
out for exercise on the evening af-
ter the killing of the sheep.
The defendants urged that the
dog was trespassing on their place
and that as sheep had been killed
the night before that Mr. DeJar-
nett was justified in killing while
ranging on his premises.
This dog was shown to have
been killed within three fourths OF
a mile of kennel, where plalntItt
claims he had been attracted by
rarcasses of dead sheep the night OF
day before.
The jury was only out q abort
while whom they brought in a YER
diet Of sl40 damages, there being
IeN but two for Si50, and those tive
for $I25 They compromised q
$50 damages to plaiatiiI
II The v'.Y,Eigt Of this ease is o
s:'rolai interest because it establish
e.. ti'e fact that dogs duly liste'
uH.l tax paid become persona
rt ncr'v and are protected by l;.N
The same rs other animals, and n
: man is Justified in promiscuonsl
e killing dogs which happen to b
5 ranging on their premises, eve
7, Though he had sheep killed ID
night blfpre.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-11-12
Valley Center

Mrs. C. C. Burns has returned
from a two weeks visit to her old
home at huntsville.
W. A. Echard expects to have a
a sale Nov. 10th, after which he
will return to his home in Pendleton
Co., where he has already sent his
children.
Roy Campbell, who is attending
W. L. at Lexington spent a few
days at home recently.
Misses Halle Herold, Lena May
Campbell, -LucyH Gray Bird and
Ruth Doyle spent the weekend at
their respective homes.
Geo. Crummett and mother, and
| A. Pufinberger, who have been
visiting friends in Rockingham and
Pendleton counties, have returned
to their homes.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. S. E. Will
liams Tuesday, Nov 2, a son.
M. F. Herold. of W. Va, is
spending few days with his
brother. Horace.
Miss Minnie Glenn, of Staunton,
is teaching at the Campbell school
house.
An interesting meeting is being
held Beulah at church in which the
different denominations are united
The meeting is in charge of Rev.
Mr.. Hudson, who is an earnest
and forceful speaker, and has been
giving lis some fine sermons. Pre-
pararory services were held Sunday
week by Rev. j. G. Thrasher, who
preached two excellent sermons.
Attendance is good, and consider
Bile interest is being manifested.
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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-11-12
Clyde Herold.
Public Sale

On Nov. 20, 1915, at my resi-
dence, TrimbIe, Va, I will offer at
public auction: ! work mare three
years old, weigh 1000, l three year
old mare unbroken, suitable for
work or driving, l three year old
horse, ! riding and driving horse
FIVE years old, seven year old
work horse, will work any where
100 ewes all young, will bee sold in
small lots, 20 head of calves, IL
steers and five heifers, s head year.
ling heifers and five head of year
ling steers. 10 cows will be fresh il
April, $50 bushels Of corn sold il
small ldfs,
Terms If Sale Eight months
without interest.
Sale to begin promptly at 10 a n
M. L. Dickson