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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-27
HOME INSURANCE
COMP ANY ALLIED
FOR GOOD WORK
Negotiates Arrangements With
Large Concerns on the
Mainland ..

Arrangements have been made with
some of the largest insurance eonnec-
tions in the United States whereby
these companies by treaty contracts
bind themselves to follow with the
Home Insurance Company of Hawaii,
on any contract the Home may make.
These new treaty contracts bring
the Home many millions OF insurance
assets in addition to what they al
ready have under general agency con.
tracts and enables the Home company
to handle the very largest lines. retain
ing what is safe to carry and reinsur-
ing the remainder with these treaty
companies. ,=
Great confidence IS expressed in the
underwriting experience of the Home
Insurance Company, whereby these
companies not only automatically re-
insure but they also bind themselves
to stay on the risk during the life Of
the Home policy.
The Home still retains the general
agency of the entire territory for the
National Union Fire Insurance Com
pany and the Michigan Commercial
Fire Insurance Company, both COM
panies having large assets, and the
Phoenix Assurance Company (ma-
rine), London & Lancashire Guarantee
and Accident Company. Equitable
Surety Company. Western States Life
Insurance Company and the Pacific
Coast Casualty Company (industria1l.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-27
.'loYlal6 on
CIANiH

Hawaiian Sugar;swhich has climbed
steadily from 35 until it sold at 81 IL
on the board of this morning. has de-
clared an extra dividend of 81 per
share, payable June 10. The disburse-
ment win total $4,000, for all of the
companys authorized capital stock,
10000 shares OF q par value of $50
each, is outstanding McBryde con.
tinued its advance. touching Is, and
Olaa is firm at 6 IA Bonds were
also in demand today, dealings in that
class of securities totaling more than
$50. 900.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-27
GENERAL CARTER
SEES FRONTIER
INDIAN WARFARE

Maj..gen William H Carter, wearing
the red ribbon of the Indian campaigns
on his breast in testimony OF his IA.
miIiarity with frontier warfare, was
an interested spectator this morning
Of private run Of Indian wars re-
fought by the United States army at
the Popular theater. 4
The film is really excellent rep
resentation OF several famous battles
Of the Indian wars, acted by Indians of
the Oklahoma reservation, and men of
the 18th Cavalry. The screen por-
trayals stick very close to history, and
such old-time Indian fighters as Lieut.
gen. Miles and Brig. gen. Charles King
assisted in their staging. The films
were made by the Buffalo Bill His
torical Company and Col. Cody him.
self is a central figure in most of
the scenes. .-.-. - .-
An interesting point is that Capt
Fechet, now Northumberland, re-
tired, who takes a prominent part in
one of the pictures, has son, also a
captain of cayairy, now serving at
Schofield Barracks. y .ssss., ~
Besides Gen. Carter and his two
aides, Mayor Lane and members of the
press were guests of Manager Bred
hoff at the speciai run. Chief Hail
storm, a Cherokee Indisn educated at
Carlisle, who is travelling with the
pictures, sat next to Gen. Carter this
morning, and provided some interest.
ing Information.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-27
HAWAIIAN SAND PROGRAM.

The Hawaiian band will give a pub
lie moonlight concert this evening at
the Moana hotel at 7:30.
March-Mayo ]. c. Lane $3.50. .Kalani
Overture -Tancredi ........ Rossini
Songs. -. Hawaiian Band Glee Club
Selection-In the Shadows Williams
Vocal--Hawaiian Songs ar. by Berger
Introduction Carmen ......... Bizet
sWaltz-La Source .... Waldteufel
March apa Haole Hula. -. Kalani
Hawaii Ponoi
The Star Spangled Banner.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-27

Secretary Daniels has written an
official letter commencing the courage
of Ensign Hamilton Harlow of the
Yankton, who on February "a, 1912,
jumped overheard from his ship and
rescued a sailor from drowning in
Guantanamo Bay.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-27
colns CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE BRoMo-QUININE. n
moves the cause. Used the world owe
10 cure q cold In one day. e. W.
GROVES signature on each box. Made
By
sARIs hRbIcINR 90 s-ss I.ea. Q. ss,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-27

Officials of the Calumet and Hecla
Mining company announced at Hough-
ton, Mich, that on June IL a bonus of
over half a million dollars would be
distributed among the 10000 employees
of the company.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-27

Louis Henry Benny, native OF Be
ga, Australia, has filed in federal court
a declaration of intention to become
an American citizen. 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-10
TODAYS HISTORY LESSON

Nomn. Famous health resort
amnther'd ay fhe world strueHir. ia dc.
atfihed in the following war primer
Just Hivon oNi by the National Uou.
0uphlr Society
NgNn favored garden spot uf
enffh hu ancient itomnn outpost whrro
irniunarles atnod rtnrd prninst north
rfu harhArnnH and whore Caesar
houEht 20 regaiu their diaaiateh
hoaitha. has maintained through ail iiH
cnesinerof history hlrh reputation aa
q pleasure hud health Eafdeu anu $50
IA resort Cos rank ana fashion lhia
picturesque TSroivse city N banked
at0und q, lraau Alps, hes hsyn q IA
tufltr wluteunr place for wealthy
Americans numb,r ~ whom haN~
purchased Nllaa here aud Huusr ~
whom have become permanent rrHl-
ieuie Considerably more thau ieuUn
Fueata HmaFhi Mcran each year many
numinauy fpr fhvir health hut MOST
~ tho hehuii,a 81 climate ami eur,
rauudinns ana fnt tho lEhi lnities ef
the FAN ana winter arHaou
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-10
PERSONAL MENTION

NrH o. lFHtbau who has prou
Victims boa mother Airs 40 b. luuIk
m thr sDio u.tci VIII ioatc NoUdll
lur hef home Beaumont
Miss ErnrstH. fanlk who hla rr,n
risflug ln Sn Nntnniu ana Beaumont
fur several we',r wHl utun bern, '..
mnfr'w.
Mr. nnl Nr q b. Nau rtse taken
en apartment boo Tho GiN,na Apart
mcnts fr thc winter
rs D. smHihr ief for Gniycaton last
week. where b. has accepted position
as salesman WIta Naikef s. smith
Miss thN MHod Leaves this morning
fot rsler Texas where she WiU entrr
thr Commercial college
The arrivals at the Homo Nuart
monls yesterday we're
Frank smith RefuEio
Mrs Uorsthoff Clerkwoof
~ Il Caves NakVille
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-10
VICTORY OF BOSTON
FOLLOWED LOCALLY
BY CROWD OF 500
INTENSE INTEREST ~ Womb
0EHiEe CAMS SHOWN IN
CORPUS CHRISTI
Lyric Theatre Neil fitted Tor SATURDAY
Internationally tho Teams VIII
Play IN Boaten.

me teieerapiic reports ~ the wofla
srfisp baseball eansa being piBys
in Philadelphia and nasfol and &c.
ported ln rofpuH rbuafl 80 fls wan.
dfrfui Yearus. Heath electric score.
btNfI afn pf4giuR ~ fascinating in-
feIesf - hundreds ~ corpus CHRIS
fluna. so less shan 200 men. women
and ehiidrfn Wefe ~ the Lyric Theatre
yesterday ~ Wifneas the magnificent
ii0stOu victory ana the f0pflne syaa
lpst ns iuffy 90 10 nyarD person iu iii~
room had o thousand simolsous 10 90
The outcome
a hair dozen 10 the hello kris N fhr
i4.si telephone exchange were the
guests ~ Manager iioath and for the
Monday game me operators VINO could
not ret away from duty Saturday all
see ihe gamta aH guests ~ Air. ileafh
The roofing wah largely lro-i'h4ilio
despite ihr fact that 10 former T.xas
teaHunf George Foster. wns pitching
hiitiur ana neldinH fof lioatpn Boo Huoh
marvellous manner thhi IL would
have been the irony ~ fate Go have
dsuisd ~ me fnfner iiuuatDn PLAYER
player fhf Hrent victory tnat he ald
slfu aud rhlrye iiuWnver insfHu
rioters we're NOT bY ans means scarce
ana me ninth iruinf victory hroifht
ihe Huafun contingent 60 their foot
aiin storms ~ chenu
Monday fho HtfHs uf hattie shifts
fo iiuHt1n where ou nuvsa fielf
eamca VIII br staged fur two sucroa-.
Hitn DAYS Then on "wednesday thc
teams ru bach 90 Philadelphia Tor thr
fftn ramp ~ more rames are fs-
quired the play wlif alternate between
the two citiea uhti ono team haa won
four rHneH.
IL aeoma nhaarod TINT Grover Aios
nuder ~lii pitfh Tor he i'hllllea Muu-
iny ana DO VIII iiAHly be opposed boy
Leonard though Nruie Shore Who
pitched splendid hali Friday may again
fn ffninni thr star SALESMAN of fhe
national i.enRu0
All rs thf repUttr ni INC tYrl Thsl
tfe viii start promptly af 3 no 1riurk
enfh afternoon
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-10
SUNDAY SERVICES
IN THE CHURCHES
OF CORPUS CHRISTI


Drtmeu scglrcr ~iil he hein every
Sunday morning ~ 1899 ~ iur Ger
mas Church whi,h y eonnetied with
she parsonagr on agH itfedo aHenDe.
corner kina street
Aii nefmtr are cerdmiis intHe1 Or
attend and Worship Hlfh a.
! lHeaeleisen. Pastor
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-15

Every one seemed TO enjoy the day
very much and we were very glad 10
have President Richardson, and by
the way he's q mighty line man, and
Mrs. Murphy yes. aud size Is q mighty
fine lady, too, with us and hope "a
see both OF them back more often In
the future. As Mr.. Tfoxel said be.
fore the consolidated district Was or.
ganized, It's our school and let's all
put our shoulders to the wheel and
make Consolidated District, No. 2,
the best In the state. The new seats
were placed In the schoolrooms last
saturday and school began In the new
huilring on Monday morning, with
>. " shelton, Principals; Miss Iona
Wei. hi man: Assistant Principal: M ss
Nyf Smock, Grammar; Miss Sybil
7 III" S.co,d Primary: Miss Carrie
Smell ttst = imary, and At Cotton.
woWi. u Of Robert jackson and Miss
Matilda Seikman, Primary. We be.
lieve We have the best corps OF teach.
ers We have ever had and now let's
have the cooperation OF all Of the
patrons OF the entire district. Par
ents should see their children are on
time. and that no time Is missed.
Come out and visit the schools. Your
visits will encourage the teacher, the
pupils and the school board and re-
member this Is "our school," The
school board takes this method OF
!, thanking the church PEOPLE very
kindly for the use OF the two church
es for the past six weeks The church
members were put to considerable In
convenience during this tine. and w
thank yor. The school board Is com
posed Of the following: G. A. Coma
way, President: II. NJ. Spillman
vice-President; Frank Walker, Clerk
G. s. Mckee, Treasurer; George Cour
Ter and James Morgan Wilson. mem
bers. RuBE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-15
New Point and Vicinity.

Lydia Acton came home, Friday,
TO visit until sunday evening,
Ed. IIornecker and family spent
Sunday AT the home OF Lille Kelley.
Kate Murphy IL here for a shor,
visit with VIM. Bucknum and family.
.-Dr. Findley. OF Graham. was
called TO see Grandpa Cain, Tuesday.
Mrs. Matte lIardman came Mon
day 10 visit her son, Osmer, and OF her
relatives,
Hazel Krarney came home. Sat.
ufday morning, TO spend saturday
and sunday.
Mrs, JeiI Springer and son. Ella.
went TO Mound CITY, Thursday, to
visit relatives.
Mrs Ida West and daughters re-.
turned TO Nebraska. Thursday, after
a few weeks visit,
Mrs. Fannie King and little
daughter went 10 81, Joseph, last
week, TO stay with an aunt,
Mesdames Blachly and Lentz
went to Andrew county, Saturday, TO
visit Mrs. VIII Lemon and family.
Matte Glenn went to Wathena
and Kansas City to visit friends and
relatives, las, week, returning Sun.
day.
II. C. Morris and family returned
from their western trip, SATURDAY
morning. Matte Morris came sun
day,
Rev, T. ID, Roberts received q tel.
ephcne call to 70 TO st, Joseph, We'd
nesday, TO assist In a special meeting
being held.
Mrs. Watson Bloomer received
word Monday OF the death OF her
cousin, Edgar France, which occurred
In st. Joseph.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th
WILL BE THE GREATEST DAY
IN THE HISTORY OF OREGON
RAIN OR SHINE.
Mrs. Gilmore and daughter, OF
ROsendale, came TO visit Lyle Ben
der's, Sunday. Mrs. Gilmore Is Q
niece OF Mr. Bender.
Mrs Mitchell and two children, oil
Kansas City, are visiting In New
Point, the guests Of her parents, Rev
Il. ID, Roberts and wife.
Homer Edwards and family wen,
to Big Lake, Sunday, In their new
Chandler car, Mr.. Edwards received
the % 90 given on the largest amount
Of goods purchased from Oregon mer
chants, last Saturday.
Claude Lemon returned from Col
orado, Monday, where he had visited
ten days with his mother and sister
Mrs. Hsrve Williams and family. II,
reports "all well" and we'll pleased
Auriel Williams has large music
class In Denver, and has been busl
all summer. Their former Contra
and other friends wish them ever!
success. NERO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-15
A WORD TO TIE FARM.
Frs OF HOLT COUNTY.
OREGON Wants YOU!

You are planning to retire In the
future. You want to move to Oregon.
You want to and you should live at
the County Seat. where everything Is
convenient. Oregon Is populated by
progressive citizens, who are building
admirable homes. Preparations are
complete for making extensive street
Improvements. A magnificent High
School building Is nearly finished. The
city abounds In splendid churches, 1t
Is the logical Social and Educational
Center Of Holt county. You will
eventually want to own a HOME In
Oregon, why not buy the SITE now
at YOUR OWN PRICEq For several
years you have heard the cry upon
every hand: "You can't get . place
In Oregon. Prices are prohibitive. )"
The situation WAS becoming critical.
The demand for building sites had ex.
bausted the supply. II Oregon con.
tinued Its growth II must enlarge it,
borders that was and Is the only solu'
tion to the perplexing problem, so an
Eastern Land Company, specializing
in handling exigencies Of this charac.
ter, was interested In taking charge
OF the matter. To make a long story
short, Judge O'Fallon was Induced 10
sell the western half Of his Forty
which Adjoins Oregon on the east, and
the same has been subdivided into a
number OF very fine home.sites, and Il
called "O'Fallon View" White people
will be offered these lots At Public
Auction, with the privilege OF taking
the adjoining lot at the same price for
which the one offered Is sold. Satur.
day, October 18th, commencing al
10 A. NJ, In the date. Don't forget
It. IL will be the greatest day In the
history Of Oregon.
II. L. & T. Co.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-15
Monarch.
Frank OFT was In Oregon, NJ

Frank OFT was In Oregon, Monday.
-Gertie Hughes visited vada Smith
Sunday night,
Ben Smith visited Hobart Black,
Saturday night.
Jake Easley and others we're At
John Sollars, sunday.
Bin Brown. wife and baby visited
Mrs. Black and family, Saturday.
Mrs. Josh Chilcoat and daughter,
Miss Violet, were In Oregon, Monday.
David Allen had business In Ore
gon, Saturday, and attended the Corn
show.
Miss Anis Hughes, Ora Munkers
and Violet Chilcoat visited al Tom
Hughes, Sunday.
Miss Anis Hughes and LOWE
Martie, Miss Violet Chilcoat and EN-
erson Hughes were In Amazonia,
Sunday night.
Those Who visited at George
Hughes, sunday, wer-: Fred Hughes,
wife AID baby, Tone George. " lie, and
little grandson, Earl DinW iddie
There Will he pie and box sup.
per at Monarch school house, Satur
day night, and also aproyram. Every
body Invited. Come and bring your
partners.
Those who visited at Bill Brow u y
SUNDAY: Lester Black and wife, sam
SOllars and family. II /. Fancher and
wife, Ed Brown and children and
Grandma Fabcher.
Those who attended the box sup
per At Callen school, Saturday night.
| we're: Misses Violet thicOat, Anis
Hughes, Ora Munkers, Emerson
Hughes and David Allen.
Those who attended the pie and
box social al Eichvile, Thursday
night, We're: Misses Violet Chllcoat +,
Anis Hughes. Ora Munkfes, Emerson
Hughes. william polSgroye and Enos
Smithers, jr., Of This neiphborhood
| ,lOHNSN.JuMP.Ip.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-15
Burr Oak.
Miss Elsie Grow spent Saturday
and Sunday In St. Joseph.

Miss Elsie Grow spent Saturday
and Sunday In St. Joseph.
Jack" Gotten and family were
guests ofSid Eads and family, Sunday.
Ray holland purchased . driving
horse from Charley Rhodes, recently.
Misses Matte and Ellie Stone
spent the first Of the week with their
parents.
Miller Blachly, wife and daughter,
Esther, entertained a number OF
friends, last Thursday night.
Charley Ramsey and family and
W. n. Stone and family visited VIM.
Stone and family, last Sunday.
-. b. vanDeveer and daughter,
Grace, attended the services at the
Presbyterian church In Oregon, Sun
day.
Edgar Van Deveer drove over from
King City, Saturday, with q team for
his father. He returned home, Sun
day morning.
Miss Grace Bledsoe has returned
brother, after spending the summer
Vssf WIZ o"e "stSs VI
Mrs. william Hopper, Jr., and
children speut Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Gotten, and her
brother, George Gotten, and family.
"A Sunday school has been orga.
nized At the Idle Wilde school house.
The supplies are expected TO be here
by next Sunday. We hope TO have .
full attendance, Is there Is quite .
large vicinity here that may be &C.
con. modated by q Sunday school ~
this place. The following are the Of
hcers and teachers: Superintendent,
II. A. Bowles; Assistant Superinten.
dent, Emil Lippold, Secretary, Miss
Iva Blevins: Assistant Secretary, Miss
Clara West; Treasurer. Sopher BlAch-
ly; Teacher Of class No. /, Mr.. Van
Deveer; No. 2, Miss Tracy Blevins;
No. 3, Mrs. George Hopper; No. 4,
Mrs. George Lease. Foe.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-15
Remember, for the re.
mainder Of October. we will
send you THE SENTINEL for
one year. and the Daily and
Sunday St. Joseph Gazette.
for three months for 81. go.
Forest CITY.

Mrs. r. +. Teare has been quite
sick, the past week.
Master Floyd Mills was the guest
Of T. Beeler fitzmaurice, Sunday.
Mrs Louis Banks and children
were st. Joseph visitors, Saturday.
Miss Lola Landers was the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Roy wilkes, and
family, sabbath.
Miss Clarabel Brock returned
home Friday, after few days visit
IN Mound City.
Miss Fannie Mills spent las, Sat.
urdty and SUNDAY IN s.. Joseph, Wis.
iting with Elizabeth Dickson.
Mrs. Sophie Grinlth left SUNDAY
afternoon for Sioux City, Iowa, TO
spend tie winter With her son.
Mrs r. T. Filzmaurice attended
tie banquet at Mound CITY, Mednes.
day night. and delivered an eloquent
address
Miss Haze Castecl and brother.
| OF kim~ey district, are attending
school here, and rooming al Miss
Georpie Browns.
Miss Hazel CaSteel and Miss Ret.
tie " ood John Schaeiler and Genry,
Terhune attended the Boston Sym,
phony concer, In ST. Joseph.
Buy beautiful domestic IN
D'Fallon View Addil ion 10 Oregon A
YOUR OWN PRICE saturday. Octo
Der III, commens'nga AT 10 O'Clock, RAIN
or SHINE.
Rev. Wetlel Is planning to begin
q series Of revival meetings at Kim.
sey, this week. We trust that these
meetings will be well attended and of
great spiritual help to those attend
my.
MIR. and Mrs, "Skeet" Elton have
returned from their aestern trip, and
are spending q few days with Mrs
Elton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nei
kunkel, before going to their holut
In Hamburg, Iowa.
We were sorry indeed to receive
word, telling OF the death OF Edgar
France, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
France, Jr which occurred at q hos
pital In st, Joseph, where Edgar hat
been for several years.
MIR. and Mrs. Earnest Thornhil
are planning TO leave for the Wesl
about the 18th OF this month, where
they will make their future home
We earnestly trust that Mrs. Thorn
hills health will be benefited mucl
by the change OF climate. Tkey hav,
many friends here whose good wishe,
20 with them.
The young ladies organized q ~
BILE class OF the Christian Sabbat !
school and spent last sabbath at the
beautiful country home Of Miss Alta
Watson, We know this class had .
delightful visit, as Miss Alta Is q yer,
entertaining hostess, and you Away,
find a hearty welcome al the Watson
home. We expect much In the Sun
day school work. from this class, a,
they mean to do" things, and ar,
earnest about their work
II The NJ, +. Sunday school hav,
elected their officers and teachers 10
the ensuing year: Superintendent
Il. w. Fawks; Assistant Superin
tendent, j. A. Lease: Secretary
Maude Stallard: Treasurer, j. 4
Lease; Pianist: Grace Elmer: Assist
ant Pianist, MargeIy Fitzn,aurice
Librarians, Maude Wills and Edn,
Alkire. Teachers: Glass !, ID. Hoo
YER; Glass 2, s. NJ. Coffman; Glass 3
Mrs. Riley Turney; Glass 4, Mrs
Ralph Meyer; Glass s, Mrs. Kol,mer
Glass Q, y e. Teare; Glass I, ]. A
Lease: Class 8, Elizabeth Bsslsr
Glass 9. Grace Elmer; Class 10, Mrs
T. p. Fitzmsurlce.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-15

Don't miss the RIG AUCTION
LOT SALE. at OREGON. Sa' urday.
oct ober ~. commencing at 10 a. N. +.
RAIN OR SHINE. Band concerts
all day. Choice LOT and many other
valuable prizes absolutely given away
to those attending the sale, Luncheon
served on the grounds by the ladies OF
the churches Of Oregon Ladies' are
especially inyi'ed 70 attend the sale.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-15

Here's a bargain.-THE SEN.
TlNEL one year, and the
Daily and Sunday st, Joseph
Gazette. for three months.
for only $1.6O..prlce Of
SENTINEL alone.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-15

Lee Asher, was a Mound City Wis.
itor. last Monday,
Mrs. Clara Davis was a Mound
CITY visitor. Monday.
, ,,,-,.,. ,,, rs
Gresham. last SUNDAY,
., ,,,-,,
r-ueo' !" n,ns'e .n,es. ., 'o' nS''
g., ,,,, -.., -
Mts. Maiy nl,i a,.enutu e'u'e''
III Crsis' last SUNDAY morning.
-Heroett duncan visiteu ~ the
nome OF 1hr's' Sn'''' 'as' So'"Ay
Ralph Lease and wife visited with
walter Bradbury ana "iie' last sun
oay'
-Brakeman Dan Larkins Is laying
on this week ana painting MS new
porch
Mrs Hazel Larrabee was In Mound
City, Monday, having some dental
WORK dohe
The Bigelow Grain Co. received .
car load of hard coal, the latter part
of last week.
Harry Morris and family visited
At the home Of Pa and Ma, j. ID. Nor.
ris, last Sunday,
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,-Ms 'snne hpR,ema" Wa WISH.
sus "I,n mrs - iho'p !" "o"""
,,, v u.
c -hItoIney y. u. mInIon. o, mVumo
Slly' WAS ,ooklns aiter Iesa' business
mere 'ss' "onosy
Mrs. Guy Jones was visiting with
MS hnuy iochIeImah IN ofesoh'
"e'era' oa,s' 'ss' week.
II. r Wilson and wife visited
with Harry Stanley and wife, near
fortescue, last Sunday.
w. NJ. Mailer sold an extra fine
driving horse TO Henry Cook, Of Ore.
gon, one day, last week.
nm s.,.a - ,,,
.,on n 49,, Ss,y wh,,s csays " 10"
any more. Too bad, Bill.
p..,, n
un n' noy huams p,eAGIieu y.
IL IN.