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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-22
News From Craig.

j. A. Msltby was passenger TO
81. Joseph, Thursday.
Craig sent . large delegation to
the horse show In Mound City, last
Thursday.
The home.tslent play TO be a.
the Wickiser tonight Thursday Is
looked forward TO every one Is the
event OF the season. Already tickets
for q full house have been engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs j. q. Williams. OF
Maryville, are the guests OF their
many friends and relatives here, this
week. Rumor Is out that Jerry Is
about TO embark In the mercantile
business In Craig.
Asa Turpin, living north Of town,
Is enjoying . visit from sister and
her husband that he has not met for
fourteen years, Mr.. and Mrs. Wash
johnson, Of Osceola, Iowa. They
will be here week or ten days.
Mrs. Gus o. Berls returned Sun.
day from Denver, Colo, where she
has been the past two months seeking
rest. She looks IS though she had
found that for which she sought, and
Gus, we'll, G JUS looks IS though he had
found Q million dollars.
Mrs. Henry Pfiaummer was called
to Kansas City last Tuesday, the 18th,
by the serious illness OF her mother
Mrs. Brady. Mrs. Phsummer has not
returned to date, but we understand
that Mrs, Brady 10 improving and has
passed the danger period.
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Trustees Sale.

.wnEREAs, Charles J. Koock and Hattie
koock, Ills wife, by their certain deed ~
trust, dated the Ind day OF July, iai2, and
recorded In the office OF the Recorder ~
Deeds of Holt County, Missouri, on the 18th
day o' July. A. ID 1912, in Hook ~ ut page
a75, conveyed To the undersigned In trust to
secure the payment q the note In said deed
OF trust described, the following described
real estate situate In Holt County. Missouri.
tO-wlt,
The Northeast Quarter Of the Southeast
Quarter ~ section Twelve nal, Township
Sixty N0l Of Range Thirty-nine 100, CON
talnlng forty 40 acres more or less.
And whereas said note described In and
secured b, said deed Of trust Ii due, unpaid
and in default, aud whereas the legal holder
OF said note has requested me- to execute
the powers vested III me by said deed Of
trust To sell said real estate and out Of the
proceeds OF said sale TO pay the indebtedness
secured thereby.
Therefore, In compliance with said re-
quest, aud In pursuance of the power vested
In me by said deed OF trust, ! will sell said
real estate At public vendue TO the highest
bidder, for cash on
Monday, November ~. 1915,
at the Court House door In the City OF Ore
''"' EDW. h. RICHARDS.
Trustep.
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Notice Of Shenff's Sale in Partition.

John =. Thompson, Plaintiff,
".
Mari, = r',,s =, Mari, .. Yes!s; R,snsIao.
alias Thorn ~. brytbin. Oi- 4 Grythe.
atlas Ole u Grythln. AmblOtg T Grythc.
Has Nmbl, ~ Try thin ! y fiat.n, Owe
Elairn. q, W. tummlns, Guardian " John
l,rodbck. pcrs,n 81 unsounj mind u. W.
person " unsnund mind. All~r Markt,
Guardian ~ John fowns.nd, a ulnor aud
Frank ruter,t usicc. defendants
IN the Cir'uii Cour, ~ Holt County Missouri.
ny virtue and authority ~ u decree a1d or.
der ~ sale made 10y the said Court, IN the
sbUv" entitled cause, aud ~ y Ccrtin copy
thereof, dated July y ipiS, viii, On
WEDNESDAY, TllE gsTli DAY of oCTO.
HER. MS.
lrtwrcn the hours ~ Nine o'cl,trk In the fore.
nUnn ard Five u'ctTs In III, afternoon ~
that day, ~ the ftunt dtpr ~ the Court
louise, ~ tile ltytf br,ann IN Holt County,
Missouri sell, ~ public vrnduc. to- III. high
~, bidder. the following dcsribcd Real -.
tate, VIZ
TIL" south En>t quarter ~ section Four
teen ~ the south West t!ua'tcr ~ section
Twenty three ~, the south East quarter NJ
section Tx,niy' three CD the North Half Of
70. North ta,, Quarter q scc,i.n Twenty;
and Five tl, and the south West Fourth ~
he North West quarter uf section twenty
four ca the Fractional North East Quarter
~ section rwrnty:sis CD and all that. part
quarter ~ section rw,n,y.siN C.n. lying
north of the right nfwiy ~ the Chicago hui-
llngton & puincy Railroad Company, all In
Township tlfty.ninr t,ah ,of Range Thirty
seven - aud al accrctions thereto Ia Holt
County, Missouri,
TERN. of SALE A. FOLLOWS, VIZ,
cash III hand q, E.GEi.ylN.,
sheriff,
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Fortescue.

Hugh Henry made q business trip
TO ST. Joseph, Tuesday,
j. W. Hin and niece. Miss Halle
Gelvin, spent Monday In st. Joseph.
Miss Psyche Clemens, OF st. 10.
seph, is the guest OF Mrs. +. L. Craig,
Fred Binder and wife attended
the horse show al Mound City, Thurs
day.
-Elec Griffen, OF Falls City, Nebr
spent Thursday at the S. !. Howard
home.
Mrs. John +. Iden has been III the
past three weeks, but Is now slowly
improving.
w. Is, Stuart left Sunday for
Oakley, Kans., with q car load OF
apples to sell.
Mrs. I. II. Huffman and Mrs.
Thos. Bunker spent Tuesday with
Mrs. W. Il. Stuart.
-Eldred Bunker and wife, OF Mound
City, visited Mrs. S. l. Bunker and
Mrs. Il. @. Lease, this week.
Miss Edith boyd, of Oregon, has
returned to her home, after q week g
visit with Miss Hallie Gelvin.
Mrs. c. e. Hitz and sons, Chester
and Carson, returned Sunday from q
visit with friends In St. Joseph.
! Mrs. s. !. Bunker and Mrs,
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Another new lot Of Ladies
Coats just In at
kREEk & HASNESS.
New Point.


Mrs. VIII Terry, who was quite
sick, for q few days. Is better
Mrs. VIII IIodgin Is on the sick
list. also Mrs u. J. IIilley and Mrs.
.. p. Botkin.
Mrs. Tom Cain has been quite
sick for several days with Q nervous
collapse. She Is some better At this
writing.
Miss Ina Botkin left Wednesday
OF this week, for Kansas City, where
she viii visit With friends, Br Sher.
man Is. Hibbard and wife.
John Cain, OF Okmulgee. Okla,
accompanied by his daughter. Mrs.
Flora Pasternack, OF st. Joseph. who
were here In attendance at the funeral
OF father OF and rand.father, tie late
Uncle Robert Cain, returned to theif
respective homes, Wednesday VI this
week.
-l'nc,e Robert Cain died last Fri
day night a, 1910 lie has been
very feeble for some time. About
nine days before his death, drops,
developed. Tuesday morning, Df
Firdley, OF Graham, was called, and
Mary Terry was called to nurse him
Everything that could be done, was
done for him, but nothing could
check the disease. lie had reached a
good old aye, s. years, His children
we're all al the funeral, except George
Elder Dawson, OF Oregon, conducted
the services at the church, and the
odd Fellows At the grave. NERO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-22
news FROM OVER THE COUNTY.
Many Interesting Items Gathered BY The Sentinels
Wide.a-Wake Correspondents from Various
Sections of the County.

Earl Elliott, OF Rushville, has
been visiting friends and relatives
here, this week. Earl was born In
Craig, but now is one Of the prosper.
Gus farmers near Rushville. We are
always pleased TO know that one OF
Craig's boys l, out making good In
the world.
Henry Il. Hawley traded his farm,
known Is the Scott place, two miles
south OF town, to G, W. Greene, of
Elk City, Kan, for Q farm near indie.
pendence, Kan. We have not heard
when possession Is TO be given, or
whether Mr.. Hawley Is intending to
move from our little city or not. We
would he loath TO lose this estima-
BILE family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Crop returned
Friday from . ten months trip TO
Ssbinoso, N. Mex. Their son, T.. b.
Crop, is living there. Mr.. Crop
says that people In that section seem
to be prosperous and men are getting
wealthy just by holding on to the real
estate they possess and letting II In.
crease In value as people did fifty
years ago In this country.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall left Wed.
nesday, the 18th, and returned ON the
7, following Sunday from Custer county,
Neb., to look at the country with q
view OF purchasing farm land and be,
coming one Of the settlers. The fam,
lily Is divided In opinion. John speaks
IN glowing terms OF the land and
country, but his better half Is Of the
opinion that old Rush Bottom Is best
"Wednesday, the 18th, was memo
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-22

Art Callow took a carload OF cat
tie TO the ST. Joseph market, Monday.
Earl Gresham, Of the liigelow
neighborhood, was In Oregon, Wed.
nesday.
Attorney Petree Was transacting
business In Maitland, Wednesday Of
this week.
POSTMASTER Dawson, OF Maitland,
had business In Oregon, Tuesday OF
this week.
Jim Bunker and John +. lden. OF
wednesday OF this week.
b. W. Smallwood, OF Hopkins, Is
visiting here, the guest Of his father
Il. J. Smallwood and wife.
&C. W. King, wife and Miss Nil.
bred, motored TO ST Joseph, Wednes
day, returning In the evening.
-Obe Rush and wife, accompanied
by T.. T. Helm and wife, drove to st.
Joseph, Thursday In the Rush auto.
e. p. Eddy will hold his annual
sale OF Pure.Bred Poland.China hogs,
al Maitland, Saturday, October 30tb.
Roy Campbell, wife and children
and Linn Carroll and wife were In st.
Joseph, Wednesday, going down In
the Campbell car.
Don Weller, Of Maitland, was In
Oregon, Wednesday, accompanied by
VIM. Homer, OF Robinson, Kan, who
whas here on q prospecting trip,
George Keller, = former Oregon
boy, being born and raised In and
around Oregon, was here for q couple
Of days this week, visiting relatives
and numerous friends, WHO were all
glad to see him. lie now lives In AK.
tell, Marshall county, Kansas.
Will Plummer, who has been
working In the grocery store OF Moore
l. Kreek, the past summer, will sever
his connection with this firm next
week, and return to his home In
Forest City. We are all sorry u
have VIII leave us, but wish him sue
cess wherever he may 10.
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Blanche Meyst we're In Mound City,
Thursday, attending the horse show

Blanche Meyes we're In Mound City,
Thursday, attending the horse show
Mrs. Robert MInton and son
Marion John, OF Mound City, spent
last week with l. NJ. Minton and Wife.
James Bunker returned from
Brookings, s. d., and Lake Benton,
Mimi, where he sold car load OF
apples for John Iden.
). W. Brownlee and wife. OF IIor.
ton, kans., came over Thursday and
visited until Tuesday with their son,
X G. BroWnlee aud wife.
-Chas. Griser left Saturday for an
extended trip In the west. From here
he went to Seattle and will later 10
to California to the two fairs.
Jesse and Vernon Stuart, Clay
Moser and Rudolph Orwick we're
among those who attended the horse
show at Mound City, Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Dodson has gone TO
Kansas City TO be with her sister,
Mrs. y. +. Herstine, who Was operated
on In a hospital, there forappendicitis.
John Shipley and Harry IIetting.
or, OF Mound City, we're callers In our
city, saturday evening. and ex.
perienced great difficulty In returning
home. On account OF the bad roads
they were unable to reach their
destination until Sunday afternoon.
lrkNizER.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-22

rial day TO the friends and neiglbors
living ON the vest side OF North Park.
The day Was occasioned by the arrival
OF . ten and one.half pound son at
the home OF G. W. David. All the
neighbors have been jubileeing over
the event, and Coleman himself has
been so happy and jolly that outsid-
ers are being called In TO set up
with him.
There were services at the Chris.
tian church last Sunday morning. IL
has been . long time, IL seems, since
we have had an opportunity to attend
service In that church. We found
the room all painted and papered
with new electric light fixtures and
Everything In first class condition,
making a very neat appearance. Why
can't we be given this opportunity
about two Sundays out OF the month";
A large delegation OF Royal
Neighbors from CRAZY attended the
masked party At Corning, given under
the auspices OF the Royal Neighbor
Camp at that place. A good time
was reported. For real entertain.
ment and royal good time and all
the necessary trimmings thrown In,
we Will gamble on Corning being
right there, barring none. regardless
Of size or conditions, We are for
Corning good and strong.
Work on the sidewalks from Main
street across the railroad to West
Front street has begun and will be
completed this week, These walks
will add much TO the appearance OF
the business section OF the town.
They are being built good, wide and
scientific, thanks to A. Il. Stokes, who
kept necessarily asking and inQuiring
OF the railroad company about this
work, urging them to get busy and
informing them OF their need.
The first number Of our lecture
course, the Jess Pugh Company, was
oil and more than we had bsrgained
for. We had been reading many fine
complimentary press reports concern.
Ing Mr., Pugh that our expectations
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-22

had gained q very high ideal OF what
the entertainment had ought to he
We were not disappointed In any
way. The audience was well pleased
and . good sized audience, too. II
the future numbers maintain the
pace set by Mr., Pugh, and we are be.
lieving that they Will, this winters
course viii he the greatest thing for
Craig people that We have had for
some time TO come,
Coop ENOUaH.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-22

Notice IL hereby given, Thnt the under
signed Administ rittOr ~ the Estate of John
~, Grythin, deceased, will make Final SETH.
nIcnt -, his accounts with said Estate as
such Administrator ~ the next term OF the
Probate Court 81 Holt County. Missouri, To
lie holden 81 Oregon, In said County, on tho
sth day 81 November, A, ~, lgla
Owe Fl.ATEN.
Administ rator.
firsi Publication, October :, 1918.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-22
Notice OF Final Settlement.

Notice i hereby given, that the under.
signed Administ ratOr ~ the estate Of Willard
Perkins, deceased viii make final settlement
Of his accounts with said estate IN such Al.
miDistrnior NJ the next Term Of the probat.
Court ~ Holt Coubty, Missouri, To he holden
In Oregon In said County. IN the sth day ~
November, a, u lIj, -----
sTERI.ING p. PERKINS.
Administrator,
This sih day ~ October, iplj.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-22
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Fir, Publication. October u, 1915 "''
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-22
Notice Of Sheriff. Sale in Partition

=
Ransom 8. iiodgins. Plaintiff.
william l.. Hodsins. James IIodgins. Gertrude
rleener. nee Gertrude Hofkins,. Elmer
hSdrins, Joseph II xacid, Trustee. J. H.
Weller, Trustee, y. " Weller, Beneficiary.
and %, Miller. Beneficiary. Defendants.
In the Circuit Court pfiiolt County. Missouri.
ny virtue and authority 81 decree and or:
der OF sale made by tue said Court, In tho
above entitled cause. and ~ y certified COPY
thereof, dated June Il, ialj, will, on
WEDNESDAY. T,,t,TTli DAY OF ocTo-
between the hours Of Nine o'clock In the fore.
noon aud Five o'clocK In the afternoon 81
that day, The front dopr ~ the Court House,
in the tity Of oregon IN Holt County. MissUu.
der, the following described Real Estate, viz;
ne south IVES, Quarter. and the West Halt
., The nS Sp ~ > EaSl Hna,'et q SECTION E,gh.
quartet ~ section seventeen IA. all In
Township sixty .one 81. ot Range Thirty
seven 80, Ia Holt County. Missouri.
TERMS OF SALE AS FOLLOWS, VIZ;
cash In hand
] will first offer for sale the North Half Of
he south West Quarter, aud the North West
Fourth y the south East Quartet. Of said
the south Yves, Quarter and the south West
Fourth uf the soith hast Quarter Of said Sec
ton Eight iI 9oc tract aud the North Half
seventeen. 10 one tract. Next. I Will divide
said land and offer II for sal. rs follows; III.
West Half OF the south West Quarter And
BE West Half ot the East Halt OF the south
West Quarter. Of said se,tion Elght, In one
tract the West Half " the south Fast uuar
ter. and the East Half 81 the HAST Half ~ the
south West Quarter NJ said section Eight Ia
one tract and thu. Nortb Hslfof the North
West Quarter NJ section Seventeen. In ona
tact, Next. ! shall ofYet said land Tor sale by
forty acre tracts. each forty acre tract of this
land above described being offered for salc
separately. Next the whole OF the land de.
scrihcd above shall he offered Tor sale NJ one
tact.
After having offered III. lands In the varI-
ous mnrncrs above set cut, III. amounts ~.
rcivcd ~ each Snie shall he totnlcd. and the
sale by witch the largest price for the Who'll.
CT. UELyiN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-22
RERT G. PIERCE,
DENTIST,
n once IN the Moore B'idg
VnpV0u Mn Hours ~ m. to " m. ! ~
"'Nt>Vut' sV' y, m, 70 b y. m.

Phones, Old 81, Mutual %.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-11-11
For Justice to Mr.. Pry.

A statement appeared in the Morning
Herald on October 18th last concerning
charge against Charles Pry, ofSharpSburg,
for assault on a boy The statements as
published were incorrect and in many par
ticulars an injustice to Mr.. Pry, who is a
trusted employee OF the Capital Traction
Company of Washington, and has been
so employed tor eight years, merits a
proper statement OF what did occur. Mr..
Pry'S little daughter, then II years old,
went to the SchoolhouSe one morning,
and Lewis Painter, the boy in question,
came into the school-room, got into a
controversy with the little girl and grab
bed hold of her and handled her very
roughly. Her wrists and hands were
scratched so that they bled. She went
home and told her father about it. Mr..
Pry was going to return 10 Washington 10
work that day, his vacation having eX-
PRED. He was naturally very much put
out by the treatment his little daughter
had received and went 10 the school,
where he got hold Of The boy and gave
him sColdiug and shook him. He told
him il he did anything like That again he
would give him a worse punishment next
time. Mr.. Pry then went 10 Washington
and warrant was issued for his arrest
for assault and battery. He remained in
Washington about year, and when he
returned home a warrant was issued.
Mr.. PrY gave bond, and after consulting
his attorney, Mr.. Raleigh Sherman, went
before the magistrate, plead guilty TO an
assault, and paid his fine OF SIS and costs.
II was stated that Mr.. Pry was committed
TO Jail. MIR. Pry was not committed TO
jail-he gave bond of $50 for his appear
ance on October l4th. Mr.. Pry is hard
working man, is employed in Washington
and did not leave SharpSburg for the pur-
pose OF avoldInga warrant. Hehad never
before been arrested on any charge and
had never been committed TO jail at any
time. The statement in the Herald was
manifestly unjust to Mr.. Pry, and the
Herald takes pleasure in stating the facts
in the case in order that his good name
and reputation may not suffer by the mis-
statements that did appear.-HagerStown
Herald
The statement concerning this affair
was published in the Register, having
been copied from the Herald, hence we
give full publicity TO the statement OF
facts as given above, as we have no in
tention OF causing any injustice to Mr..
| Pry.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-11-11
The Death Record.

George Ronemous, native OF Berke-
ley county and member OF the we'll
known RonemouS family of this section,
died on Octob.r 9th al his home in
London, Ohio, al the ripe old age OF 81
years. He was son of Conrad and Sarah
Fizer Ronemous. He learned the tailor
ing business in Martinsburg, and in 1855
went west, locating in Springfield, Ohio,
where he remained until 1863, when he
moved 10 London, remaining there until
his death. He conducted the merchant
tailoring business there for many years,
and was highly esteemed in that COM
munity. Mr.. RonemouS was brother oil
the late Henry Ronemous, of the DuffeldS
neighborhood, and was the last survivor
of family CT six children. He is sur
vived by his wife, three sons and five
daughters.
Mrs. Rebecca Spots, former we'll
known residentIof ShepherdStown, died
last Monday in KeySer, w. Va, at The
home of her son, o. F. Spots, aged 81
years. Besides her son, she is survived
by a brother, y. A. GatrelI, OF Martins
burg, and two sisters, Mrs. Mollie Turner,
of Hedgesville, and Mrs. Lizzie Heller
stay, OF Washington. Mrs. Spots was
the widow OF George SPOTS and daugh-
ter OF the late Charles Gatrell, OF this
place, and sister, in-laW OF our towns
man, Remington SPOTS. The family
moved from here many years ago.
Lester Leon, the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. B. Shade, died November lst,
after brief illness, at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Coffinbarger, where he
had been taken on account OF the illness
OF his parents. His age was 4months and
7 days. The remains were taken to Mt.
Carmel for burial.
George w. Armentrout, one OF Charles
Towns Oldest residents, died yesterday
at the ripe old age OF SO years. He was
a Confederate veteran, having served in
the First Missouri Regiment during the
Civil War. His wife survives him.
Mrs. Maria Cooper Harmon, wife of
Meredith H. Harmon, died at her home
in Martinsburg last Saturday night, aged
&c wears. The deceased, who was life
long resident OF Martinsburg, is survived
by her husband and six sons.
Miss Genevieve NJ. Walsh, a much
esteemed resident of Harper's Ferry,
died Tuesday night at her home in that
place after a brief illness. She is sur
vived by her mother five sisters and
three brothers.
Mrs. lanes r. Elliott died last Thurs
day night at her home in MartinSburg,
aged so years. The deceased, whose
maiden name was Hoffman, is survived
by her husband, five sons and two daugh-
tiers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-11-11
Z O. Give your Child :;
~1eMrES]y. DR.. Kings New Discovery
S]E for Coughs and Colds.
w

oovery il antiseptic-kills the cold germs
raises the phlegpl--ioosens the cough
and sootbes the irritation.
ST have used Dr.. Kings New Discovery
for the past three years and use u con-
tinually in my family. Ny children are
very fond Of it for il keeps them free from
cold. can't say too much for II, and
take pleasure IN recommending II 70 my
friends" MrAA.8 Haiaes, Eanoonia, Nh.
Don't put of treatment. Coughs and
colds often lead TO a chronic cough, pneu-
rnouia and other serious lung troubles-
It is also good for adults and tia agsd.
Get bottle to-day. All druggist
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-11-11
Weddings.

Weddings.
Mr.. NJ. Trsmmell Hollis, OF Gerards-
town, Berkeley county, and Miss Eliza
beth Henshaw, the attractive daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Henshaw, OF Martins
burg, were married at the home OF the
bride Tuesday afternoon, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. DIR. F. NJ.
Woods. The wedding was quiet one,
being attended only by members OF the
families.
Mr. Edward Baker SiIer and Miss Mary
Florence Sprinkle, two of Berkely coun-
tvs most eStimable residents, were mar
ried yesterday al the home OF the bride.
After a wedding trip east they will return
TO their home near VancleveSviile.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-11-11
$50 in gold by NJ. B; Baker. Raleigh Watson list.

L.SV
Gertrude Muldoon I'd.
36..Best ex hand sewing by girl under IL, to be
done at the fair in contest s. 80 in gold lst $50 3D.
by Shepherdsiown Graded School. Christine Walper
lst. Irene Hill I'd.
g. Best Judge OF variety OF apples by pupils in It'll
and sth grades. S1.50 pair Of shoes by O. w, Bill
myer. Bessie Henlde 1st-
s. Best Judge OF variety OF apples by pupils in 5th
and 9th grades 81 by Ella Nav Turner Christine
Walper and Edgar Snyder. lie.
49, Best cake made by student now in school,
81 by W: 7. McQuilkin. Anna NJ. Link Isl, Kenna
Knott I'd
40 Best arrangement OF Kodak pictures on card
lSx D, Brownie Kodak by ]. D. Muldoon. Pauline
Hiett LIST, Frances Daley I'd.
IL. Best decorated farm wagon carrying school
children to the fair e. 80 TO be spent for picture for
school. by S. o. Bond. Grades 2 and 8. Graded
School. lst.
q. To driver OF best decorated wagon, SOC drop
lash whip BY Harry Tenant. Edward Hammersla
lst
43. Longest ear OF well-fled corn, box Bready's
Stock Food, sc, by Robert Gibson Sara Huyett lst
"A. best dozen brown eggs, &c can Conkey's
Cape Remedy and &c can Conkey's Laying Tonic
by J. c. Reinhart. Amelia Demory LIST
The Board of Education Of Shepherdstown Dis
trict awarded a picture TO each OF the following
schools Tor meTitorious exhibits Bardane. Edge
wood Dufiields, MoleTs Cross Roads, Mount
Airy, Oak Grove. Shepherd Grade, Scrabble and
Uyilla