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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-11-25
Wilson and Clark Confer on De.
Tense.

Washington, D. G. Nov. 49,
Following conference with Pres
ident Wilson at the White House
this afternoon, Speaker Champ
Clark expressed the opinion that
measures insuring reasonably ad-
equate defense against attack
would be passed by the House in
the coming session Of Congress.
Mr.. Clark announced his inten-
ton Of introducing bill to doub-
lie the capacity Of West Point and
Annapolis SO as to provide both
the army and navy with more
highly trained officers. He said
he also favored admitting addi-
tional young men to the acade-
mics who would be willing to pay
for military as well as scholastic
educations.
The Speaker displayed particu-
lar interest in the suggested train
ing of 400, 900 citizen soldiers. He
recalled that Gen. Bluecher had
demonstrated the feasibility OF
such a plan more than century
ago.
"After Napoleon overran Prus-
STA, :" he said, ihe exacted prom
Use from that country that it
would limit it's future army to A.
900 men. Bluecher reasoned that
it would be possible to respect this
pledge and yet prepare Prussia
for eventualities.
Accordingly he trained $4,000
at time, and when the Prussians
next were involved in war, they
had 100000 competent soldiers to
put in the field.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-11-25
u W. ~.
fIilkl,sxt.r

i A good many Of the farmez6sart
done gathering corn. The healtf
of the neighborhood is-very pod
Mrs. Goldie Henderson was OF
the sick list last week but il bet.
ter at this writing.
Deacon Fritts has rened part Of
the old Green ranch for nextyear
John Barton is going to move
back to Bates county. He has one
load of his goods already here
He will move on the Clements
ranch.
Mrs. w. E.. Crumley called on
Goldie Henderson one evening last
week.
John Misner Of Elkhart and
Miss Ina Hedrick of West Point
were married in Des Moines, Iowa,
one day last week. We wish them
the best Of luck.
Uncle John Blake, our mail
man, bought a new buggy one day
last week.
Mr.. Dick Mcclure and family
are moving back to- Bates County
from Lewisburg, Kansas.
Jim Kershner has rented his
brother, Wills, farm for next
year.
John Stephens and wife visited
at his mother-in-law's last Sun
day.
Mrs. Sarah Adams and Mrs. w.
A. Crumley visited at w. H. Keet-
on's last Sunday.
The literary was pulled off on
time last Saturday night.
Clarence Spillman and Ira Keet-
on went opposum hunting last
Saturday night and they made a
failure. They didn't catch an
opossum.
That bridge on Nabs Creek is
still in critical condition, SO re-
ported.
We haven It heard Of anybody
that is going to have a turkey for
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Reeves and her youngest
son, John were out calling on
friends last Sunday.
y G. b. Henderson has got his new
barn finished and you bet Uncle
Charley is as proud Of it as the
boy with red top boots.
JOHNNY.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-11-25
WILL NOT TAKE STUMP
President Wilson Will Not Make
Campaign Speeches if He is
Renominated.

President Wilson has shattered
a precedent or two since he has
been chief executive and he may
shatter more before he is through.
And he is going to shatter one
for sure if he is the nominee, and
that is he will not go out on the
stump and make a public show OF
himself, asking for votes in case
that he is renominated-which is
now an assured fact. This advice
comes from Washington and ii
authentic.
The president plans to spend
the summer and autumn months
at his new home, Shadow Lawn -
near Long Branch, N. j. He may
make few speeches in defense OF
his administration in several of
the larger cities, but this will be
the limit of his active campaign
ing. He proposes to conduct a
simple dignified campaign from
his front doorstep. This plan has
been Endorsed by all his friends
within the party, who believe that
it will be far more effective and
impressive with the nation than
if the president should make. an
elaborate stamping tour.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-11-25
Senator Lea Defeated for Re
Nomination in Tennessee.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. Coon
gresham Kenneth D. Mcclellan
and former Gov. Malcolm r. Pat
terson will be opposing candidates
for United States Senator at the
election on December 15., Nearly
complete returns today showed
Congressman Mcclellan was lead
ing the other candidates by a
plurality Of about 2,7OO. Patter-
son received the second largest
vote which, under the Tennessee
law. places him on the election
ballot. Senator Lea today conced-
ed that he was defeated.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24
They Should Be Prosecuted.

Ed. Williams, one Of our concrete
Is out, shy, short about
el00. Last May he took 81 sacks OF
cement, new tent, and ell Of tools 70
the tricounty bridge across the Nod.
away, preparatory TO doing some
work. But the river WAS up and out
OF It's banks, q II has been for seven
or eight times, this year, 30 he man.
aged 70 get to the bridge, by driving
through several feet OF water, and
unloaded his stun on the bridge, GOV.
sring II with the tent, He went
back this week to finish up the work,
but only only found four shovels, one
wheelbsrrow and the 81 sacks Of CO.
msnt, the tent and everything was
gone-stolsn. The cement was hard
- stone, having been uncovered, 20
he had dump this In the river. This
10 Indeed . severe loss, and the guilty
ones should be hunted down and
prosecuted.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24

r. T. Ellis and wife, Of Milo,
Iowa. are here enjoying . visit with
his brother in-lsws, John J. Lukens
and James Q. Meyer. Mr.. Ellis many
years ago resided In this county, and
WAS the original owner Of the Bob
ellis farm, which he broke up, and
farmed the place. He was also an
early day teacher Of our county.
Misses Pauline and Bee Jones On.
tsrtained . party Of their young girl
friends 1t . 6.o'clock dinner on Tues
day evening, In honor Of their young
friend, Miss Marker, Of Denver, Colo.
Covers we're laid for six, the center.
piece consisted Of bowl Of nssturtiums.
The guests consisted Of the Misses
Emma Marker, Of Denver; Lucy Ellen
Brown, Bigslow; Virginia Nsthsrisnd,
Mildred Koock and the Sisters Jones.
Following the dinner, they we're the
guest Of Mis- Brown. 1t the Royal
VI. -t.l. ,rfr. de-
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24
The
Associated
Physicians
WILL DEMONSTRATE
new MEDICAL TREATMENT
WILL DEMONSTRATE
FOR RHEUMATISM
Ia Forbea Hisovri. nondsy. Sep.
tember ~. 1915.
In OREGON. Missouri. Wednesday
September -. 1915.

After years, they have perfected
their treatment fer this condition to
tie point that they believe that they
can siye these suffering With Il. the
relief by one Of their treatments that
they have never been able TO get be.
fore by years Of treatment by any other
method.
They Will denons,ra,e these treat.
nents on this visit.
The following abstracts are from q
letter from Kiss Wheaton, 1910 Pros.
pect Avenue, St Joseph, Missouri,
which indicate tina, they have q real
cure for this condition.
Augustl|, l9ij.-Wish thank to you
Tor the great good that you have done
ne. $500 Suffered with rhuema.
tisn going on three years. 800.
Confined 10 my bed . good portion OF
the time. ''..' confined TO the
hospital for i've weeks. ..... rsed
a chair when walking. ''''. Took
treatments from q half dozen Of what
afeeonsidered the best ph ysicians In st.
Joseph, and besides ! took a half dozen
remedies for rhuematism, none OF
Which we're able 10 give me any ap.
probable relief. ''''' When | came
10 you ] Vas having high fevers;
knees, wrists, and ankles we're pain.
fol, stif' and swollen. 800. The
morning following my first treat ment
~as the tirst period OF freedom from
any OF these symptoms had enjoyed
since taking sick. ''''. have no
pain, swelling nor stiffness. ....s
Ny temperature Is normal. ''...
AN nov working every day, and have
walked the distance from my home to
work, from work 10 your Office and
thence home, fourteen and thirty two
blocks, respectively. without any In.
convenience. $500 I am gaining
weight.
These specialists invite you 10 bring
your family physicians With you 10 |
consult with them. and TO witness the
Demonstration Of treat ment.
Married ladies must he accom- panied
by their husbands and minor, by their
parents
Remember the date.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24

"A box suppe. will be given at the
OAK Grove school house, Saturday
evening, October I'd. Everybody
most cordially invited.
VALE DEGLOw, Teacher.
The hallway OF the court house
has been laid In tiling OF beautiful
design, the vestibule containing the
Missouri coat OF arms IN colors, and
It's motto: "Salus Populius Supreme
Lee Esto," Let the Safety Of the
People be the Supreme Law.
Miss Edna Lukens, left Monday,
OF this week, for Warrensburg, Mis-.
souri,, where she will complete her
course In the State Normal school,
and on completion, will receive her
state certificate. She Il one OF our
bright young teachers, and IL push.
Ing heroically forward to her goal.
DIR. Sherman h. Hibbard and
wife, Of Kansas City, came up. last
Sunday morning for . short visit and
TO pack up their goods, preparatory
to removing them to Kansas City,
where they will 20 TO housekeep ping.
The Doctor returned Sunday evening,
and Mrs. Hibbsrd returned Fri.
day Of this week.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24
"A se- 'sll-b ood Pe.aod- Chias
zals IiSs !of saIe

"A fer 'sll-b ,5d Ps,asd Caias
zals ptss !os sac
THonAs I. KnssK-
DIR. Hogan tells 70 daughter cas-
born 70 Charles wienan And wife Of
tie Highland dis,ric.. 90 Nooday
AS. Sep.snter 2Ib.
-Clsgd willIsns aod family. Of
H5snd City, sere here sunday. visit
ing frteads. and Ms. Williams pa,.
soa. Mr.. and Mn. Chris Leo,r
-Grins Golden apes fer sale o.,
el % %, b1.he.. delivered. nhie they
las.- Phoos yog' or5sr
Gy3. z xtERAr.
III. Interesting obituary sf vii.
.iaI Rrsy Russell. IL. sr., cti,d bern
IN Ho.; county Nil te found e,e.
-Ls's In this Issue ofTBE sEsTiSEL
Mrs.. James b Payne ard ter
daughter Mrs. xa'y Cray. Of kansas
City. No. we're t.'ea fez days this
s.ss. boxing after business srairs.
r .. Tayi2.. o. Kansas City. pas
hs's s.reral days as; ~ess IN the In.
,s'.s. o'thss,cis;y 3.th. Friensiess
ar1 3s lvs's1 l1i'sss<s IN the various
churches u our city.
-Hg';Enss Dsnsln. Aeeon panied
81 Fred pLiib'ie. Nl,e ADD children.
dave u 3: Jzs+pE Tuesday ,; tLls
ssss. sia TIE automobile route. re.
turning TIE sane evening.
--JsEn ; Fries And Miss vlo.e, ".
Names q CLislns,5n, Cs.s'ad3, we're
married IN his city, Monday. Sep.
tsIbs' 5J:h, ~ the German ". Z.
pa's,nass b. As pastor. Rev. " l.
Ssys'
&c. y3g ! pair o. the god "Oid
u. .iAoe hrssns - Schooi Slices
's' Bays and Clrs. D5ni care Where
ysg 70. yog can't beat en- for DUAL
iTf AND PRICE sod only by {.
vs.. King
Miss Nina wnsh, Ia, JUS; clos.
"a The contract with J. v. Dinsiddie
'sf the erection u 4 fou'.roon bun.
saos and bath. In the Highland I'D
ii,ion. Everything vii he modern
md up.to.5Ats
Mrs ] $ Cunningham, Of Al.
Jlny. No, is'visi'ins a. the home u
Isr sister. Mrs. ALERT Kunkel. and
'aniIy, and 1, busy getting asluaint.
- With her nes Melee, little NiS A.
,sf,a josephine.
John Sosl.sch broush, 70 our Of.
ice, ons day last week, . t~ig loaded
i2sn with raspberries o. tie Cunber.
and varieties. TIE la,eness In the
81 this fruit makes Il rath.
10 remarkable instance.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24
Holt County Field Notes.

Rally TO the call OF the fifteenth
annual convention OF the Holt Coun.
~ Sunday School Association to be
held AZ Forest City, Saturday and
sunday, September % 20, 1915,
Forest City retoices that you will
come into her midst--most cordially
and sincerely does she send greeting.
entertainment 10 prepared Tor ALL
the homes OF our citizens are opened
come,
There are SO Sunday schools In our
county and We hope for fifty or 3
hundred from each school. We are
prepared TO entertain any number
which may come! We are counting
on you-come.
We welcome you because Of the
mighty appeal that the future makes
70 the present, the challenge that It
makes. What 10 that challenger IL
come up. from this, our Forest City,
high And higher still the Light Of the
world that his rays may reach yon-
ger and meet the need OF the sleeping
giants OF the Orient.
Forest township held . splendid
convention last Sabbath. The cd.
dress was delivered BY . talented,
spirited young minister from Clear
mont-s better sermon was never CIV.
en- TO the young folks OF our schools.
The good, straightforward talk on
TEACHER Training" BY j, p, Lscey
AND the forcsful Junior Demonstra.
tion by Bettie Beeler resulted in the
organization OF . Teacher Training
class Cradle Roll-2 Home Depart.
menS and an organized class.
Every day Is possibility II doing things for
Christ;
Every hour Is an opportunity whose value is
unpriced;
Epery moment mighty potency which un-
derlies our will;
Every second Gift Of destiny Gods glory to
fulfll.
Don't fall to attend the County
Convention In Forest City, September
2S.8. Register ct the Baptist church,
entertainment.
FIELD SECRETARY.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24

Foster CrOsell IL In Rochester,
MINI. for an operation by the Mayo
Brothers, Tor his leg, Which has trou.
bled HIN Tor seven years. His wife
left for there the first Of the week
and will remain for few days.
James Sipes, Of Forbes, and Miss
Glayds Nichols, Of Oregon, we're mar.
rled In this city, Sunday, September
18th, by Rev. Dissinger. THE SES.
TIsEL Joins their many friends In
wishing them . long and happy life.
Little Dorothy Bunker, daughter
OF G. T.. Bunker and wife, OF this city,
while playing At the school house,
Tuesday Of this week, had her right
shoulder sprained. but not seriously
enough 10 prevent her attending
school.
Whenever . boy or girl puts their
foot Into one Of Browns s5s School
Shoes, their face brightsns up with
. big smile. And whyY because they
are 80 easy and neat, and above eli
they give good service, Try . pair.
Sold only by c. W. King.
Monday Of this week, September
2oth, WAS the SD anniversary OF the
battle Of Chicsmaugs, and the "a
nous charge on Snodgrass Hin. @. W.
Cummins and A. II. Greene, OF this
city, are the only resident survivors
OF this great battle and charge.
On Monday OF this week, Albert
Kunkel loaded q refrigerator car with
one hundred and seventy barrels Of
choice apples, the most Of them being
the Grimes Golden Pippins. Hunt
Brothers, OF st. Joseph, we're the pur.
chsssrs, and they, expect to put them
In cold storage.
y. b. Runyan, one OF our clothing
men, and Hon. 8. +. O'Fallon made
IN exchange last week, whereby Mr..
Runysn became the owner OF 320
lcrss In Carbon county, wyo., and
Mr.. O'Fsllon the owner Of 100 acres,
near Lonoke, Ark. Greene q Greene
made the deal.
Lost, Strsyed or Stolen-A black
heller about one year old, little white
On breast and belly and . white spot
% left fisnk, and some white on hind
let. Last seen In my pasture. near
Oregon 10 or IL days ago. Informstion
sading TO recovery will b rewarded.
y. A. SUTTON.
Oregon, No.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24
More About Paving.
. DoBYN. 4 CrRRY.-

EDITORS DOBYSs * CURRY
Note your article In last wees.
SENTINEL, ."Dregon 10 Pave" In
which you refer 10 the renobstratots
~ shoSina their unprogressiveness
etc, saying you would publish their
names, but believe deep down In their
hearts they are ashamed Of their a:.
lions.
l, Of course. shall only speak for ny.
self, bot can say over my own sigma.
ture, that ! an not ashamed Of What
l done, and believe vii he borne
out By every good citizen In Oregon
Who hasn't - knife up his sleeve"
When l trst read this TRADE o..
abuse, / thought would do a. tie
psn th Who ~As kicked by "A
mule consider tie source and ie. III
10, but when II comes 70 I've taken 10
task quite 10 severely, possibly by
some pin head, Who has never even 70
much AZ built a side walk fCrthe pub.
lie, and ! have built nearly so feet
for his, mine and tie public use. and
viii have contributed better than
s5,0oO.D0 10 public enterprises, !
thought IL lite too much TO let pass
without an answer am IN favor OF
paving, but ] am also In favor Of "a
square deal"
Our council hasn't made the paving
district big enough. II seems TO me
they should have gone the full block
on Nodaway street east and the full
block vest OF the square, and not
stopped In the middle Of the street.
Looks like some favoritism WAS shown.
And, where now can you make . paw.
Ing district that will get them Inv
1t looks u though the paving was
done when this WAS done.
Where can you yet another paving
Ia the cityf Looks like the
owners control the paving
from now on, ] may be wrong, hope
AN. What I want TO do Ia 10 pave,
pave, pave.
Our council, too, could have tighten.
cd the busden on some, by bringing
the street TO grade, and I believe the
public would have been glad 10 have
helped. II the way had been shown
them. understand the city can bond
Itself TO do this.
As TO my progrsssivsness, I have
been with you nearly oil my life. You
know whether have been progressive
or not. What has been said TO the
notwithstanding. Speaking
about blowing ones bazoo, that long
Jared father Of the Missouri mule
blows his bazoo the loudest, but II |
axes the sturdy old Missouri mule 10 |
ut the load. And too often the case
In our public enterprises, the man who
blows his bszoo the loudest Isn't there
Vhsn the subscription paper comes
Iround.
Yes, yes, quit blowing your bazoo,
md let's PAVE.
d. n. MARTIN.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24
Hold the Mirror Cp.

nr. CosreoUOdent. yo1 vho haze
recently teen tnfss;ins tie eoiu q ~
Of TBs SESrISHL. nth your "Par.
ing CITY Beautiful, tsii,erinSs.
Psrni, re to cozplinent ysu
on jour Article Of las. ~esk. In stich
you mention those -selssh, Unp.5.
gresave, Remoos:fsting. Property
ososrs shon yoo 20 generously and
nagnaninously spare tie isponiny 81
publicity.
Ailo. re 70 remind you, tina, .sne
Of those scaled. "Se!ash. rnp,-
s'esise, RsIoos;ra,ins Property
Oppers have given Thousands to pub
I've enterprises
Pardon tie inpe';lneoce. .hX
haze you given.
You adni; ,ha; this pairing r,sP.
oeiiion all. sork = hardship ca . isr.
Yes, IL means mortgages and perhaps
ioss Of their homes .hie Il cosss t3u
nothing.
Yo1, like the Prizes, and the L. lie
are passing ~ en- the other SIDE.
Tits rog'd not io5s - tad {. y.u
scG.d remain silent
Hs.i TIE xin3' - and see " y.s
are 'ea'ly ~ Tie "Cbse,ssL PROXIES.
sive Column" See " .; soyid NJ: D.
sitting and paper q lead . so
scriptioo sith sl.t,0 to ease the vsr.
den on the 'es. Yes. enc thousand
doi!afs, you can't be . progressive and
eonsns your philanthropy TO eAls.
tauquA guarantees
fcu say tie Increase In values all
repay a.. costs.
Very vel, buy some widows prop.
erty ~ shat IL worth and take TIE
increase. You can have three years
tine 10 which 10 pay and ue all
make the intsres; less than eight ser
cent.
In the language o. the street.
It's up 70 you, Pot Up or shutup.
Signed,
TELL VINO Yor ABE aSD / WILL
Tell VINO ! Az
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24
Aged Woman Die.

j. 4. Brett, Of Nodawsy township,
returned Saturday Of last week, from
Crown Hill church In Andrew county,
Missouri, where no had been for sew.
eral days, 1t the bedside Of his moth.
or, Mrs. Tina Brett, who died there,
last week, the funeral taking place,
Saturday, September IS. She was 81
years old 1t the time Of her death,
and came to Andrew county, when Ii
years old, and settled 10 Deskins
school district Of that county. whore
she continuously resided up to the time
Of her death. She was . member Of
the Christian church, and had been
member for over . half
She left six children to
mourn her departure to the other
shore, five sons and one daughter.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24

,, miss Florence Lukens, who Is
,Sts ". carrier on Route one, from
Ghs c'Sy' ior her father, J. J. Luksns,
. "mns az Is Taking bis vacation, was
; Sn surprised "wednesday morn.
n sM9 Oh o. t t week, when abe started
E i"S o. On me ~ route. by her father TAX:
shnH net 70 Frank Fosters wagon and
c ETC., sm .pp1sH where he had pur.
buggy sad II 10 certainly 8 b suty.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24

We are indeed glad to learn that
Fred Markt, ST., Of this city, who was
taken to St. Joseph, last week, and on
Saturday, September IS, at the Sis.
tsr's hospital 10 that city, was opsr.
atsd upon for prostatic trouble, un.
dsswsnt the operation In fine shape,
and 10 now reported to b getting
along splsndidly.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24
Resolutions Of Respect.
Hall OF New Point Lodge,

!. o. 0. r., Sept. II, 1915.
Whereas, the Death Angel has On.
tered the home Of our Brother, Sol
Drehsr, and taken from them their
little daughter, aged three months;
therefore be 1t
Resolved, that this Lodge extend to
Brother Drshsr and his family their
sympathy In their Bad bereavement.
q I'D u. DAVIS,
: J1ss1 GAIN,
sPsNcsR BoswsLL,
" s,rA. ...,t. COMMITTEES.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24


dy, Ofeso1, Nc.
-CsciI Perkins 10 10 Ozatsa, Ssts.,
where he has so,s p5si;ioo.
-P. s. Rossnes had bzsines Ia ST.
Josspk, Tsfsday Of IAs; seek
Mr. Azaoda Dgnssn IL visiting
slth friends 10 Hopkins this va,e
&C. d. Rayf.iil and si,. Visited IN
s. Jas+St.. 's' '.. days- As: .esF
Yea nil .nd the QUALITY
STORE .; {. ". KINGS &c, bis
pr.s.
Mis-. SsIs G'aAaI ofs.- Joseph.
.a 10 O'.ssn ors' sunday nth her
pa,.ba
-TT's A HUMMER T't.,f WHY
,ha, Red Top" iJgJs "a. { ".
King us
-Jshn Sest:. -hs has been listing
rith III. b's,h.'. O;h. Ia I3st has
returned han.
--A,thgi p.:'s. as; Iy.<5h s,s
here sgnf,Y. Visiting IT. b's.hs'.
Frank AM 'AIuy
Mr.. IA x,.hssrLAzs. 81
CDy,i.s Ran.as ~ here N Yisl,
sIth her IN. Rsy
Miss Fsience E,b AS an srer.
sunday yUss, u VI, i.Iss 10. Nor.
ray ~ napier, No.
-C,btass Tor sac q, Is cents PER
pyuh1 GEDEJE TaTLDE, !, miles
nor,hsAsi u fsfhes
Mrs Dante Hogan. u Farley
lava, {, tie CUES, u her Sn. Dr.
J. L Hos,n and si's
-AttSrnsy James s,s.s, 0, C',is,
sas Attending - lssal hgslnss IN
Oregon, one day IA. ace.
Mrs F.sra Hinds and daughter.
Mrs. e. T. Bunker. acre 81. JNeph
visitor Tssyi.J s''ais sss.
Have sou tried ~. Red Top"
f.sur A. Z. " Kinss' Ysg get
"Gilt Edge" bread hhen ysg yss this
four
Mrs Charles g. Marker and
daughter, u Denver. Colombo, are
enjoying visit With her father. u. =. .
Dobyns /
An Ice cream sciAl sill Ne given
a, tie fsrses shosl house, saturday ,
evening, September -. Eyeryhoiy |
Invited.
Mrs. Carrie Atsinson, Of ~. 10.
ssph, male . brief visit With her
brother, Charles CosAn and wife Of
this city.
Frank Hickman ans captured
= red fsx, Sns day last week. near tie
sta,e Bridge rfJss the SDiaway,
east ~ Oregon.
Godfrey Narti, u Mound CITY,
and Charles NcCanilish. ~ Craig, are
IN -. Joseph, serving A. !Irors IN
tie Fsfefa. Court.
-Litt,s,,n Darnell, u Mound CITY,
has our thanks for a baske, u a. the
yellow free stone peaches, a, we're
ever grown anynhers
-
q, '' L > "A'" ana 'a'sh,s', OF
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Alfred and Frank SOnmsr, Of the
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TUX over 'hs county
Miss blanche MARYLAND, OF the
FANS Ciiy, Nebraska, hlgh schools
" !" Dfesoh' 'AtufnAy anu SUNDAY
'"s guest u hsf pA'ehu'
You are losing money, yes ACT
uALLf MONEY. when you fall TO
NJ your boys and girls with Browns
Nv 'c"o'' nh"es ~ " W. Kings
-blanche MARYLAND, OF the Falls
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24
N0TiCE!

Sorghum! Sorghum Is cents Der
gallon, II you bring your can. First
come, first served.
n. II. WRIGHT.