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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10
Entered at the Mt. Vernon, o., postof
nc as second class mail matter.
saesolutio,s Of Respect, Obituaries and
Cards Of Thanks, five cents per line.
Subscription Rate--$1.50 per year
strictly N advance.

Where there is no blood at work the
matter of signaling possible enemy
ships at sea settles itself while in the
doubtful zone every skipper sets a
watch for strange sail and particularly
for signals to indicate what the stran-
ger wants to do or wants done by the
other factor in the case. The rule of
the sea is to answer hail and stand to
or fight. AS with the rule Of the road
It is good policy as well as good eti.
quette to follow custom.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10
UNCLAIMED MAIL

To avoid delay In delivery have
your mail addressed to street anc
number. p. o. box or general delivery
The following letters remain un
claimed In the Mt. Vernon post-ofilce
Advertised Aug. 9, 1915.
Brown, VIM. p.
Davis, Miss Evelyn
Fren, V. B.
Hanlin, w. A.. Jr.
Huber, Mrs. Grace
Rist. John
Rush, Maggie
Thornton. Fred
Vanzant, T.. ii.
Williams. Miss Jennie
S. G. DOWDS, Postmaster.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10
GRANGE PROGRAM

The lecture hour of the Knox
County Pomona grange with Pleasant
grange on Saturday, August ID, will
consist Of music, readings and papers
on different subjects. The following
will be discussed:
First-"What Should Constitute the
Modern Country Homer"
Second-"How Can the Farmer
Best Dispose of His Wool?"
Third-"What Feature of the
Grange is of Most Interest to You?"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10


Miss Eva NJ. Dancey Il clerk in the
Woolworth store, tainted while at
work Monday morning and was re-
moved to her home on North Jeffer.
son street.
Mrs. Grover Oakes of East Ham.
tramck street is receiving treatment
at the NJ. 4 s. hospital.
Mrs. Frank Mcdonald returned to
Utica Monday, after visit at the
home of Isaiah Hutchinson, South
Vernon.
Rev. J. W Van Kirk viii deliver an
address at the Presbyterian church
Thursday evening on The World
Peace Flag aud Its Message"
Mr. and Mrs. C. c. McGruder re
turned to Plymouth Monday, after q
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Wright. Coshocton avenue.
Mr. and E $. Jester OF Colum
bus. who have been guests OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. $. f. Cary OF East Hamtramcl
street. went to Buckeye Lake Monday
Tor weeks outing
Mr. End Mrs. Kells Bricker OF An
derson. Ind, are spending several
days with relatives in the city.
Miss Katherine Groh OF Wyandotte
Mich, is visiting Mrs, Judson Bali
Iorth of the city.
Mrs. Neya Smithhisler and son
Philip, are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
j. NJ Styers OF this city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10

About this time we may expect re-
vival of the discussion over eating too
b little or too much. drinking too little
or too freely and all the why's and
~ wherefOres of kind. time and balanced
components Of meal. The fact that
j the discussion returns annually with
unabated vigor shows that It hasn't
upset the worlds dietary habits as yet.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10
OPERATION
Performed Upon a Mt. Vernon Bo,
In Columbus Hospital

Physicians at St. Francis hospital
will perform a delicate operation on
Charles Blake, aged Is, colored, of Mt.
Vernon, in an attempt to correct a
deformity.
The lad was removed to the hos
pital yesterday in police ambulance
on train. Columbus Journal.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10

II Germany should win 1t will be In
teresting to see how long the Japs
hang on In Kiachau. how they get ON
; bossing China, how long Botha's Beers
staySin German Southwest Africa and,
above all, by what Icgerdemain Eng
land stays ruler Of the seas.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10

The German continuous performance
: of piercing the Russian lines and the
continuous comeback" Of the czar's
men recall NapoleOn's comment on
Russian valor, "The only way to beat
q Russian soldier IL TO kill him."
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10
DEATHS
Mrs. Sarah ErikzeII
. !. I. i. i. II .+ + X 4

Mr.. Sol Months has received word o;
the death at Cowden, H.. Saturday
eN ening of his sister, Mrs. Sarah Friz
zell, widow of James. Erizzell The
deceased was 96 years old In her
younger days she resided in Knox
county, but left here about 20 years
ago.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10
Welsh farm
Sold On Saturday To Jay
keefer For $4,000
Other Items Of Interest From
The Court House

Court Bailiff Purcell, acting for
heirs of the late Col. William Welsh.
sold the Welsh farm in Clinton town
ship at the court house Saturday af-
ternoon. The farm was first offered
in three separate tracts of 80 acres,
81 acres and 81 acres and the aggre-
gate price offered was $1,000. The
farm of ISL acres was then offered as
whole and was sold to Jay Keefer
of Mt. Vernon for $4,000.
Acting for the administrator of
John II. Ransom, the court bailiff sold
a house and lot on West High street
to P. ]. Henegan for $1,56O. The
property was appraised at $1,000.
Mr.. Purcell, acting for the executor
of the estate Of e. A. Veatch, sold the
old Jackson homestead on West Vine
street to Fred A. Meltzer for $1,335.
To Sell Real Estate
Charles F. Colville, administrator
OF Eliza Myers, has filed petition in
probate court against John N. Myers,
asking to sell real estate.
%
Marriage License
Harry o. Shrimplin, laborer, Buck
eye City, and Hazel l.. Armstrong,
Brown township. Rev. o. e. Ford.
o.
Deeds Filed
s. w. Kearns to Mt. Liberty Macca
bees Home Company, lot in Mt. Lib
erty, 81.
V. Il. Brokaw to George M. Nc
Cracken, lot in Centerburg, 81.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10

FOR SALE-Three draft horses,
one four-year-old gelding, broke
weight 1,500, and two two-year-olds,
mare and gelding, weight of pair
around 250O. Inch gas pipe, used
once, also gas regulator. WilmoU
Sperry. 9d10s
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10

Judging from the amount Of advice
urged upon the government at Wash
ipgton, this must be nation Of in
.-spired sages or inspired idlcrs.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10
MANY CARS TO GO

Thirty-five owners have agreed to
run their cars in the Boosters tour
Thursday and more are expected.
This includes only the city of Mt. Ver-
non.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10

It seems that warlikc nations must
ldd to the usual military preparedness
pme cocksure prevention OF labor
strikes
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10

Sometimes it is a grave problem for
parents what to do with their boys
tnd girls and, again. what to let the
young folks do with their old folks
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens rootEase, the ditiseptlc pow
der for the Instant relief of painful
smarting, tender nervous feet, II takes
the sting out of corns and hunlons. Sim-
ply shake the contents of one of the small
envelopes IN each shoe. over lWW@ pack
pges being used by the German and Al
bed troops at the front, Sold everywhere,
zoe.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10

FOR SALE-Nice acres with new
buildings, close in; very desirable.
Part terms. w. G. Rockwell tfd&s
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10
+ i. !. !. i. j. !. !. +. !. !. 4 !
+ BIRTHS j
+ + + !. !. ]. i. j. + J. + !. !

A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jules Italianos of South Vernon
A daughter was born Sunday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Punches OF
Academia.
A son was born last Friday to Mr.
and Mrs. Clay r. Rely of Buffalo, N
Y. according to word received by rel
atives in the city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10
Wanted, For Sale, &c

FOR SALE-The w. A. Hunter
farm, located IA mile north of Homer.
Soil of first quality, fine orchard, good
buildings. Farm is we'll fenced In
terested parties inquire Of F. J. Hunt
er, Clyde, Ohio. 13s
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-08-10

FOR SALE-Team of mules. Wal.
Centerburg. It's
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-18
One OF the Old Ones.

While In Mound City, Saturday
last, II was . great pleasure TO us 10
meet our old.time friend, Charley s.
Armstrong, and while quite feeble,
physically, we were glad TO find his
menta; faculties still active and
strong. He came to Holt county In
1870, and served - our county sur.
vsyor In l90t.5, lie was born In
Greene county, Pennsylvania, the last
day OF December, which was the last
day OF the year, and New Years Eve,
In the year 1884, and is therefore In
the sist year Of his aye. In 1879, he
married Lucy Jackson, and these two
dear old people are still journsying
together, nicely situated, and %.
tiently awaiting the setting of the
sun. Charley was In Iowa when the
Civil war broke out. and he donnsd
the blue, - . member OF the seth
Iowa Infantry, followed the old nag
through many Of the great battles,
and VS. mustered out - Lieutenant.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-18
Incubator House Burned.

What might have been much more
serious than IL was, was the burning
Of the chicken incubator house, close
TO the residence OF J, W. Patterson,
residing II miles northeast OF Oregon
Saturday evening, June 10, 1915, be.
tween 10 and II o'clock. The house
contained seven +OO,evg capacity In.
cubators, and three OF them we're In
operation. As the family MAS away
from home, II Is not known exactly
how the fire started. but II Is sup.
posed one OF the lamps became toe
high, began TO smoke, formed . gas
which exploded, causing the dire. As
Mr.. Patterson las many tenants, tile
lire was discovered In time to save the
residence, which WAS only . few feet
from the Incubator house. Mr.. Pat.
terson and family arrived home, but
the Dire WAS under control when they
came, The loss amounts to s5O0
which IL partly covered by insurance.
Tie largest loss. OF course, WAS tile
prospective hatch, which Is hard tc
estimate,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-18
A Serious Accident.

Mrs. James T.. Ramsay, OF this city,
met with . very serious accident,
Wednesday OF this week, June 10,
whereby she came near losing her left
hand. She was washing and MAS q.
sisted by the use Of . gasoline engine.
In running some clothes through the
wrtnger, her left hand was caught and
pulled through the rolls, nearly TO the
wrist, crushing and bruising the flesh
and bones OF the hand. very seriously,
between the fingers and wrist. Ord.
l. Hogan WAS called, who rendered
the surgical aid needed, bandaged up
the hand. and she Is now getting along
- we'll - cou d be expected, but u
will be some time before SHE will hSvg
the free use OF this hand again.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-18
..Raspberrles. Large crates,
S2.25; smaller crates, S1.90.
{. [. Brodbeck, Forest City, Mo.

John Hibbard and his father,
Judge George Hibbard, have returned
rom their visit to the "boys" At Buf.
falo, Wyoming. John says that home
sickness beats the measles a hundred
miles, and he does not care 10 he so
afflicted again. They report having
passed through one Of the worst snow.
storms they ever experienced, which
fell At Buffalo, on Saturday, June 70.
The excavation for the new High
school building Is about completed.
Mr. Schrasg, the contractor, Is push.
Ing things energetically. Most OF the
material for the construction has
been awarded our local dealers. Mr..
Curtis WhiJmer will furnish the con.
crete rock; the lumber, sand. brick
and cement by Ruley & Kunksl, and
excavation by Jas. Perkins, I'd.
Brown and Others.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-18
Overflow Corn Land May Be Re
planted.

Despite the fact that the recent
heavy rains and liyh water have Hood.
vi much corn land there II still tim,
for Missouri farmers to grow a crop,
according to l.. =. Childers, assistant
professor Of asronomy at the rni.
yetSity Of Missouri.
II, IL not too late to plan, corn. II
The right yarieti es are used, " said Mr..
Childers. "l,eids" yellow bent aud
Iowa silver Min. viii mature IN from
lij to 10 days. II fields can he re.
planted by June IL or 70 these:yafietirs
viii III the season"
Mr.. Childers says that the average
date for the first killing frost IN
North Missouri Is October 10 70 IL,
and In Sout Missouri from October Ii
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-18
Called to the Other Shore.

Mr.. Mary A. Fitznaurice. wife OF
the late Patrick Fitznaurice, one OF
the earliest settlers Of Holt county.
vas born In West port. County Mayo.
Ireland, August q, l-j2. aud died al
ter home. near Forest City, June II.
1915. aged - years, = months and II
DAYS
Mrs Fitznaurice had been sick for
eight Weeks, her death finally result
ing from Brigbt's disease she Was a
patient sufferer and bore her attic.
ions With great forti ude.
Mrs filnaufice maiden name
aas Mary 4 stanton. and IN l-tU sh.
nss married 10 Patrick fiiZnaufice
aho died September /, lHp7
Size iea,.s TO mourn her departure
10 that Uth.f world, about which ".
AL really know - sery little, on.
daughter, Mrs Katie Mullen a step
daughter. Mrs. Mar, toiey: i've sons
Emmett. Edward, Timothy. William
and waiter - yrahdcliidten and
two great grandchildren
She ass one ~ the founders and a
great benefactOr Of the Catholic
church at Forest CITY, and was Ell
csedibgly liberal to churches Of every
denomination. Her kindness ana
charity vas a household word In the
community IL which she lived. She
certainly had lived an ideal Christian
iiie, size lived only for others, and
besides her own family, had raised
six orphans up TO ScUme good and
noble citizens, In sickness, trouble.
sorrow ~ distress, she vas always
found In the forefront, aud cheeffully
aud willingly did all that human
could to help smooth the pathway Of
those needing assistance: she Was ex
tremely sympathetic. and no one lish
nor low, made an appeal TO her In
vain - death beds at which she pre-.
sided, could hardly be counted.
Tie pail bearers we're her sons and
Two gfaiidsOns, whom SHE had raised
Funeral services we're conducted
from 1T. ratfick's church IN Fures,
city, Monday, June u, III. funeral
sermon being delivered 10y Reverend
Austin Fleming. Of 81. Joseph, th.
remains being laid away In tie ores,
CITY cemetery. followed by larry.
cOncourS. Of mourning relatives and
sympathiIing friends.
Those from distance In attend.
anc. al ~. funeral we're. Mrs Ellen
titLmautice and sons, Of Enlnshan,
Kansas: Mrs. bigger and daughter, Of
Presto on, Nebraska: Mrs EliZalpt n
Nixon, Mrs, sadie Nixon, Mrs Charles
l.Und, Mr. aud Mrs Matt Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hines. OF
Mound CITY: Mrs. Frank Stegmaier
VI 81, Joseph.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-18
DRESS UP YOUR FEET for
the Celebration BY buying a pair
Of Browns k5k Slippers Of
Z. W. King. Special prices on
all Slippers for the next three
weeks.

DR. Thatcher was IN 81. Joseph,
Sunday, attending the funeral Of Or.
VIM u Han. who died at the home
OF lIis son In Kansas City, Dr. Hall
was buried with Masonic honors. He
was one OF the early day Ilomeopath.
lists OF Is state, and was u years OF
aye at the time Of his death.
Mrs, J, r. Watkins, mother OF
Mrs. 7. A. Clagett, OF this city, after
an extended visit OF several months
with her daughter, left for home In
Appleton City, this state, Monday OF
this week. I'm route home she viii
visit with friends In Kansas City,
-BALSAM MYRRH, an external
remedy, for Calls, Kicks, Wire Cuts.
Raw Sores, Nail.in.foot, Bruises,
Sprains, Absolutely removes Proud
Flesh and sold under this guarantee
that II must satisfy you.
FRANK FOSTER.
Mrs. Virginia Whobrey and daugh.
tiers, Mrs. Cora Groves, OF this place.
aud Mrs. Gertrude Trook, OF Los An.
geles, Calf, went down TO Oregon,
Friday for . visit with Mrs. II. X.
Bridgmon, who Is daughter OF Mrs.
Groves. Mrs. Trook Is spending the
summer here with her mother and
sister.-News JstYsrsonis, June 10.
IL. W. Caskey, Of 81. Joseph, came
NJ Saturday, last, and remained ov.
o. Sunday, with his wife and children,
who were called here by the sickness
Of her father, @. II, tHamp) Price, and
who, At this writing, 10 thought TO be
some better, but ID still quite feeble.
Mrs. CAskey returned home, this week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-18
Red Gre ~n Gas, ~ cents.
Cnov 4 E,or~

One by one the Petree family are
coming back from Lincoln. where the
children have been attending the Lin.
coin University; the latest arrivals
are Jay and Miss Lou Petree, the lat
ter Of whom will he member Of our
corps Of teachers the coming year.
Mrs. Petree will soon follow, and they
will occupy the handsome Bragg
home. which Mr.. petree recently pur.
chased
Prof I'd $. Conner, son Of u. u.
nuco Conner. formerly Of this city.
but now a resident u Mound City,
has returned home from Clarkdale.
Arizona. where lie has been In charge
Of the public schools OF that city.
We are glad 10 learn that he made
success, and a. proof Of this. We will
state that lie has been re employed
for the coming school In the same
position, We believe. AZ an advanced
salary.
c. T.. Mum and wife. u Mound
City, we're here over Sunday. the
guests Of Mrs. NUNS mother. Mrs.
Emma Bragg, Who has been quite sick
for several days, but whom, we are
glad TO announce, Is now much bet.
ter. Miss A iberia and Miss Zinna are
also al home for the summer period.
Miss Alberta from Chicago, where she
has been engaged In vocal work, and
Miss Zinna, who las been teaching In
the High school al Tarkio.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-18
The Methodist Episcopal Church.

DR.. Chase preached On excellent
sermon last sunday morning, after
which he administered the sacra msnt
OF the Lords supper, every one pres.
ent participating. In the afternoon
the pastor preached ~ the Culp school.
house. There we're w present At Sun
day school, according 10 the secre.
tSry's report, and the same number
remained for preaching; not Q child
left the room. What Q pleasant con.
trsst TO what we are compelled 10 ex-
perience In the towns.
At night the Chiloren's Day services
were held and . full house enjoyed
the program rendered. Mrs. j. A.
kreek, Mrs. Clarence Castle, Mrs. ri.
ley Huistt and Miss Rowena Pierce
had charge Of the preparations and
deserve credit for the success OF the
occasion. One pleasing feature was
that all the numbers were short, and
most OF them rendered by the primary
and intermediate departments OF the
Sunday school
Mr.. ]. j. Lukens was IN charge n
Sunday school superintendent, and
N iss RoWena Pierce presided st the
piano. The program was Q made up
one, but built up around the central
thought OF "Sunshine. F"
The services for next Sunday will
6e held st the usual hours throughout
the day.
J. W. ANDERSON. Pastor. .
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-18
Red Crown Gas, ~ cents.
Cook 4 FOSTER.

! Remember that we will send you
THE SENTINEL and Kansas CITY
Weekly Star, one year, for only sljO,
price Of The SENTINEL alone.
Mrs. Harry BAkersnd children are
visiting with her mother In Skidmore'
Mrs Baker, who has been In very poor
health for several months, aeare X ad
70 learn, Is improving.
-LYSDLL DIP, an efficient Health
Promoter, all absolutely XIII lice,
feas. mites AID all germs. Sold under
positive guarantee or no pay.
fgASK fosrEH
PRANK Green aent 10 Kansas CITY,
Friday last. returning saturday
With his brother, Car. Who has been
IN attendance a. the state iniversi.
", and Who il al home for the vaca.
ton period
III Mon, yomery and his dear
family the whole bunch, including
Miss Frances, Who las recently re.
turned from college. drove down from
ssidmor. SUNDAY, and visited "a and
Ma Montgomery.
Tns.d,v mo,nio, Uncle Nil,
Heron vas over at tie depot and
when askei where he was going lie
said. "Av. hate TO tell you. but
I'm voin Hshin down at Napier. -
News Jenersonian. June 10.
Nay f,i,E.,, NOW i,,bs ,n,ni.
ture business In st. Joseph. made a
brief visit with old.time friends In
Oregon, one day iast week His
daughter. Elizabeth, vas also here
With her former schoolmaies.
G, c.r.di,"I b,s., 4, ,.oai,,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-18
FORD FOR
SALE
1915 Model
Ask II. K. Hasness,

County Clerk, Daniel Is. Kunkel
~ho las been on the sick.list for q
few days, Is now back at lis once
again.
Willard &. Proud, Eye, Ear,
Nose, Throat, 5l5; Francis street
Annex Tootle.Lemon Bank. ST. 10.
seph, Mo.
IL you need money, see Lukens Il
Keown. Attractive rates. prompt ac'
tion. quick service. \ little Home
Money available now
Films, all sizes developed, loo
roll, Write for prices on finishing
"2i hour service" TUE KODAK FIN.
isnINa Co, ST, Joseph, Mo.
Mrs. Edith Kaucher, OF Memphis,
Tennessee, and daughter, Frances, are
here for a visit with her parents,
T. &. DUNCAN, wife and family.
Mrs. Judge wehrIi. OF Lincoln
township, and all the kids visited a
few days the past week with her par.
en,s, Mr. and Mrs. T.. $ Mcdonald.
--br Wood tells us that they are
especially happy al the home OF FL.
Kramer, owing TO the arrival, at their
home on June ~, Of a bright, baby
daughter.
Charley and Mrs, Mum OF Mound
City, we're here Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Emma Bragg, who has
been a very sick woman the past sew.
eral days. .
Cook 4 Foster report the sale OF
two Dodge cars, which were deliver
ed, this week, to the following par
ties: A. II. Bailey and Charles Ansel.
ment, both Of Oregon.
Mr.. Robert Smith, ST., and wife
have removed TO Mound City. They
have many friends here who regret
their departure, but wish them sue.
cess In their new home.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-18
The time Is now, right now.
The placer Why, at @ W.
KINGS, The Store of
Quality, to get your goods
for the Celebration.

Work wanted by an experienced
liousekesper. Would perfsr position
taking care Of elderly people or chill
dren. Address, Mrs. Ida Mitchell,
Route |, Oregon, Mo,
CORONA WOOL FAT, for Horses
and Cows. For Sore Tests, Barbed
Wire Cuts, Collar Boils, and Sores Of
oil kinds. Your money will be 70
funded II II does not do oil we claim
for II. FRANK FOSTER.
Last Sunday Children's Day was
observed 1t II o'clock by the Prssby.
tsrian Sunday school, and was the
best program ever given on this occs.
sion By the Sunday school 1t was oil
20 good, that we will not attempt to
mention any special part. 81"
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-18
II. \. Long, Veterinary.

II. \. Long, Veterinary.
Oats for sale. VI. BrNTZ.
American wire fencing a. Ruley
n Kunkel's.
Frank sutton has our thanks for
a bis mess Of new potatoes.
Miss Kate Green visited with rela.
lives In Mound City. last week.
Red Crown Gas, .. cents.
COOK X fusrEH.
Prof. T.. a. Rock will teach the
benton school the coming school year.
Frank Petree, attorney, was In
savannah. this week, attending cir,
cult court.
Junior Nicholson, OF Omaha, Is
here enjoying a visit with his cousin,
Oakley Morris.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-18
County Court.

The June term OF our county cour,
wss held last week, and IL disposed oil
some business, accumulated since II.
May term, but this was largely Of q
routine character.
The bonds OF c. h. whitmer, J. u.
Thompson, .. +. Plummer, The Mis-.
souri, Bridge and Iron Company. and
T.. T.. Williams. for bridge and con.
crete contracts awarded al the May
term. we're all approved by the court.
&. W Mute MAS appointed justice
Of the peace Of Clay township. by the
court
" A. Morris. vas allowed a VAR.
ant for e. 90 for two wolf scalps
Circuit Clerk Durham fled his re.
port Of petit jury script for the May
term amounting TO s722 -. This un.
usually large amount was caused by
The cases Of EarDie Walker. charged
With murder, ard that Of Homer
Campbell, charged with assaulting
Mary Jackson.
Surveyor Peret was instruced 10 In.
spect the steel bridge al the John Wat
son farm, ard " found In good con.
dltion remove the same 10 near the
N. L. Trimmer place.
Tie petition for public road flied by
u. &. Porter and others was continued.
The state auditor Vas ordered TO