The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-05-28

u
marked advancement and his mani
friends will rejoice with him in hi.
successful career as professor. The
schools at Carterville have a corps oil
twenty. seven teachers, and Fred Is &c
have complete charge OF the High
school squad.
Those are some compliments tina,
the papers all over Northwest Mis-
souri, are handing the deacon and
Tom Well, they have deserved It,
and when some Of the younger fellows
round out their fifty years OF useful.
ness In the newspaper business, they
can rejoice, II as much can be as
truthfully spoken OF them as has been
said OF these veterans who have
weathered the storms and guided the
dear old SENTINEL to the pinnacle
Of honor and influence 1t now Justly
holds.
The relatives who have remained
after the funeral Of Mrs. A. N.
Hunter took their departure for
their several homes Monday: Mr..
VIII Rowland to disnapolis, Ills
mother, Mrs Rowland, to Battle
Creek. Michigan, and Mrs. Adelinc
Brown. . sister Of Mrs. Rowland,
to Detroit, Michigan. Mrs. Brown
left With the intention OF returning
the last OF this week and making her
home In the Hunter property during
the summer or until the estate Il
settled.
The Royal Neighbors and
Rebekahsmet last Saturday In Joint
session In order to pull OIL q little
surprise on one Of their members.
Miss Sylvia Parsons. The ladies learn.
ed that Miss Sylvia had made the
necessary arrangements TO he married
along about the first Of June, so
these sisters In the lodges designate
saturday, the time and the Wood.
man Hall, tie place TO give her a
shower OF articles that would he use.
ful In her future career as a good
house wife. Tie crowd that attend.
ed showed that the news had been
thoroughly distributed, and the many
useful articles donated to Miss Sylyia's
future usefulness, indicated that she
was very popular young lady IN the
lodges.
The Modern Woodmen, OF CRAZY
Camp, have completed their arrange.
ments for Memorial day, the sixth OF
June. The several committees In
c)njunction with similar ones from
the Royal Neighbor Camp viii
decorate the graves Of their deceased
on the morning OF the sixth
And return home In time for dinner. (
Al one o'clock there will be a meet.
Ink a, the Christian church for the
Memorial services proper. There
"ill he special music. Honorable u |
Raleigh Martin, OF ST. Joseph, will
deliver the Memorial address. and he
NeislIbors al the close OF the service. |
MI board tie afternoon passenger
Tor Corning, where the service Of the
order al the cemetery will be observ.
I'd al Mt. Hope cemetary. Everyone
Is Invited TO participate In these
'ervices.
The teachers for the coming
'chool year have been all employed
md are now making arrangements
or tile summer Superintendent
Walter Lee BUTTS will spend the
ummer at the University: Miss Lena
;ole and her sister, Miss Cloe, Will he
/ udents at Warrensburg: Miss
RANGES Anlbal and Miss Taylor will
'ttend the Normal at Maryville, Miss
! an Sandt viii 10 to Columbia: Miss
Gertrude Eddy has not signined her
'lans for the summer. Prof. Tibbels
vii be In the employ Of the Jones
people ~ Superintendent
I Chautaupuas, this summer; Miss
.ena Judy Is student at the Uni
ersity OF Nebraska, and dame rumor
as meted 10 Miss Una Smith a
hange OF occupations that will {
be Of life. Prof, James NJ.
|ouston Is TO be principal Of the High
'hools At Trenton the coming
inter. Ii
On Friday night, four young I
eople, namely; Don Wise, Alma !
gan, Maude Wickiser, and John I
sbley were graduated with honors Z
ON our High school. The exercises I
ere exceptionally good. Rev. G. W.
cCord, OF Lincoln, addressed the
ass on 1.-THE Price Of Power" The I
idress was In the speakers charsct. '
istic and forcible manner, replete d
It'll rhetoric and depth Of thought. b
WAS pleasing to hear, entertaining, q
I'd profitable to the hearers. Rev.
cCord has always been . favorite I
It'll our people, but his address Fri. Q