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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-31
BUILDS MOTHERS TOMB
R. L. DASHIELL TRAVELS TO
KENTUCKY TO DO IT.
Through 70 Years The Memory of
His Dead Parent Was Grave
To Dallas Man.

R. L. Dashiel will return in day
or two from Louisville, Ky. He writes
from Chicago that he will be back in
time to vote
That would be an item for The OBJ
servers Terse Tales but it would COW
er up a good STORY" The story,
as it came over the wire from Ken
tucky follows:
Louisville, KY, Oct. 80.
Returning to Louisville after sew
enty years to honor the memory of
his mother, "The Beautiful Lady on
the HILL" R. L. Dashiell native Of
Louisville, Kentucky, is on his way
home, after attending the dedicatiGr
Cf a monument to his mother on the
old burying ground of the Dashiell
family, just beyond tie "Cabbage
Patch" made famous by Alice H.
can Rice.
For two weeks Mr.. Dashiell old
and grey-headed, superntended ev
cavation on the site of tlle cemetery
of seventy years ago, which later was
the site of fort built by General
Don Carlos Buell. at the approach of
Bragg's troops from the south. The
old man confded his secret to mono
of the residents of the vicinity, henc,
aroused much curiosity. AT the end
CT that time there was exravated the
remains believed to be those of his
mother, Mrs. D. w. Dashiell.
The expense of the trip, location,
excavation and monument was borne
jointly by Mr.. Dashiell and his BROTH
er, Ben F. Dashiell, of Spokane,
Wash. Dashiell's father was DR.. D.
W. Dashiell, noted physician in the
early days of Kentucky. When the
Oregon man was only 6 years old, his
mother, the central figure in the ia
nous old play, "The Beautiful Lady
on the HILL" and said to have been
one of the most beautiful women in
Kentucky, died. She was buried in
the orchard near the old Dashiell
place and a massive brick wall, forty
feet square, was built around the
burying ground. A year later, taking
his two little boys, the physician went
west This was in 1S43. The aged
visitor to his birthplace recalls his
to the west in an oxen
train.
A few weeks ago, in pursuance to
the plan long ago made, Mr.. Dashiell
came here and consulted an attorney
about finding the burial plot on the
old homestead. Holding a deed for
the plot forty feet square, which had
long since passed into other hands, :
Dashiell took possession of the
ground. County Surveyor Russell
Gaines was on hand to survey the site
IN preparation for litigation which d,
may follow. The old homestead had
changed hands number of times and
he site of the graveyard was dug and :
1lowed over by Union soldiers when
hey erected entrenchments on the ap- !,
,roach of the Confederates to Louise
lille during the Civil war. The old
tone wall had been covered over =,
Much history is connected with the
)ashiell place. The house, built in =,
S35, still stands. In it were enter V
aimed at different times, Henry Clay, o
resident Zachary Taylor, George D. it
'rentice and other Kentucky notables i'
he monument, dedicated by two o
pastors, has the follow u u
ng inscription: +
Erected to the Memory of Ny l. 1
iother, Mrs. d. W. Dashiell, "The V
Lady on the Hill" ID
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-31
Gives Birthday Dinner.

A birthday dinner party was given
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Dorm
sife and Mrs. james Boydston, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dornsife, Sun
day. At one o'clock delightful two
course dinner was served. The table
was charmingly decorated with ferns
and sweet peas. Those who enjoyed
the dinner party were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-31
THE CHURCHES
! + r + + + 4 + + + Z. + + +
Methodist.

Rally day services were held Sun
day at the Methodist church. A total
of 165 pupils and teachers were pres
ent, After the Sunday school ser
vice, a short program was given as
follows: instrumental solo, Benjamin
Rickli; reading, Gertrude Ellis; song
by the junior boys and girls classes;
vocal solo, Juanita Morrison; reading,
Mrs. Lloyd Soehren. After the pro-
gram an address was given by Rev.
j. M. Brown.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-31
Militia Dance Enjoyed.

The militia dance Saturday even
ing in the armory was very enjoy
able party. Dancing started at nine,
Boy scouts were in charge of the
mem S cloak rooms and served punch.
Rice and Williams orchestra played.
The pretty fall and winter gorwns of
the women of the city and outside
guests and the uniformed men made a
pretty picture.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-31

| Walter Griffin and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Collins, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Boydston, Mr. james Collins,
Mrs. Jane Brown, Mrs. Bill Shaw,
Mrs. Nettie Hutton and children.
Miss Ednelle Collins and Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Dornsife.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-31
To the Voters of Polk County:

To the Voters of Polk County:
Ny attention has been called to .
number of rumors regarding the re
lations of our company with Mr.. S
B. Taylor, who is a candidate 70,
county surveyor.
In justice to Mr. Taylor, we wish to
correct amy false impressions, by
merely stating;
That, Mr.. Taylor has been employ
ed by us to do practically all of our
engineering and surveying work since
1907, that his service has been very
satisfactory, and he is still engaged
in work for this COMPANY.
GEORGE T. GLRI NIGER.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-31
Presbyterian.

Rev. Mackenzie spoke Sunday
morning on "The Attitude of Devo-
tion Towards Christ. - At the even
ing service the subject was "W1hy
am a Presbyterian Christian
The young people of the Presbyter-
ian church will give a Hallowe ZEN So
cial in the parlors of the church to-
night.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-31

Ever realized how much fine clay
there is in most people?
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-10-31
Literary Section to Meet.

The literary section of the Wc,
mans club will meet tomorrow af.
ternoon at the home of Mrs. B. Casey
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-27
CHAPTER x.
Making Good.

Bob sent dad a modest-sized
check the next day. Result of
hustling," he wrote. Spend It.
freely. There'll be more coming
presently"
Then Bob went down on the
narrow road that isn't straight,
but that has crook in it. He
stopped somewhere near the
crook, and entering an office
greeted MISUNDERSTANDING
man.
What's the most abused and
worst thing on the street that
isn't straight" said Bob debon-
airly.
"Utopian," observed the other.
Only buzzard would get near
it,"
DO they call the promoter a
thief"
Bob handed what was left of
the eommodore's check to the
melancholy man. Buy Utopian, /"
he said.
hdt dltcIHOOH DOD WenI 10
real estate man and asked where
heN could lease a small factory.
While at college he had invented
a small appliance for automobiles,
which he felt sure was good and
would commend itself to manu-
facturers. Bob knew about all
there was to know about a car.
After he had looked at several
old, deserted buildings on the out
skirts, any one of which might
answer his purpose, Bob strolled
into a number of automobile
agencies and showed them his lit
tie patent. The men in charge
were willing to express an opin-
ion; several appeared interested.
OF course, Bob would ultimately
have to go to the "higher-ups, )"
but he wanted first to find out
what these practical chaps
thought. One of them even asked
Bob IL he wanted a partner. Bob
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|'sNOTHING BUT THE TRUTH
Copyrighted 1914 by the Bobbs Merrill Frederick Iham
NEXT WEEK: "PIDGN ISLAND" BY HAROLD McGRATH

was the same. He is rather a re-
markable personality. A born
criminal and actor as we'll, OF
good family, he wedged his way
into society, through the all
round amateur athletic route. He
was generally we'll liked" Bob
thought of Miss Gerald and look
ed down. He couldn't help won
dering IL she would not greatly
have preferred his (Bob's) occu-
pying that cell, instead of the
other man who had seemed to in
terest her SO much.
II presume | am free to take
my departure, gentlemen" said
Bob. rising.
You are free as the birds of
the air for all of me-" answered
the monocle-man.
Hold on one moment" begged
the commodore. mo; I'm not 60
ing to detain you forcibly. AS q
friend | ask you to wait" Bob
paused. I'm a good fellow"
said Dan effusively, land after all
I've gone through, | have charity
toward others. | won't have you
treading on peoples finer sensi-
bilities and smashing connubial
! peace and comfort all to splint-
ers."
But what can I do?" suggest
ed Bob. He meant the three
weeks weren't yet up.
Here's what propose To
Clarence and Dickie. | see now
you'll win, anyhow. You've got
the grit and the nerve. So as
long as we have simply got to pay
in the end, why not do so at once
and so spare others? And now
think of it, | can't see that
ought to blame you so much, Bob
for all that has TRANSFERRED" The
commodore extended his hand.
The act melted Bob. He took it
"Goor friends once more!" chirp-
ed Dan.
Dan wrote out a check. Con
gratulations!" he said.
Bob took the check. 81 believe
| am entitled to 1t, for I certainly
would have stuck 1t out now.
am sure | wouldn't do it all ovel
again, though, for ten times thu
amount. Nevertheless, I THANK
you" He shook himself, Free
Isn't it great? Will you do some
thing for me?" To the monocle
man.
Gladly" was the reply.
What | want you to do" sale
Bob, us to express my grip Il
New York. Also, tell Miss Gerald
that I've gone and kindly thank
Mrs. Ralston and Miss Gerald fol
asking me down"
"Why don't you thank them
yourself?"
Il think they would be more
pleased If | complied with the for.
malities by proxy"
shall | add you had a charm.
ing timer"
You may use your own judg
ment."
Bob walked to the door.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-27
CHAPTER XII.
At the Portals

IL was some time before Bob
recovered sufficiently to answer.
Fortunately they were alone in
Bob's private office.
well, feared you would
cut me-" stammered Bob. won't
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-27
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES

VIRTUE WARRANTS by Of
OF Hall (Souh Street Pacific 10
unless shall have been before said date
Said is Insamen
491 the
Annual nstalmnt Districts
ss 49, s22 nos ssi S3 and 5ss the Fifth Annual
Districts Nos 77S 49, ISL
nstalment Local District
261 together with attached.
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Beverly, called Bailey in cable
dispatches, is on trial In London
with Sir Roger Easement on a
charge of high treason. 1t is said
Beverly was in Berlin with Sir
Roger Easement and refused to
let Sir Roger go alone when an
attempt was made to land NUM-
lions on Irish soil for use in a
revolt.
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BAKERS SECOND ADDITION.
nrth Annual InstaIIment.
NEW TACOMA.

B. S. Security Co., Tract lying
South of Blk 1927, Alliance
Add, and Blk 1927, Thompson's
Add, and North of South 18th
street, Diagram 40 Il Al, Sec.
5000
b. S. Security Co, Tract lying
South of Blk 1926, Thompsons
Add, and North of South 18th
Street, Diagram Al and AZ, Sec.
5-2O-3 ...............
b. s. Security Co., Implanted tract
South of South 18th Street and
North of Lots l and 2 in Block
1897, Amendatory Map of
Ferry's Add.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-01
The Iirnr, I.amm Club.

The Henry l.amm Club Of 81. l.oui-
Wa organized for the purpose OF pro.
noting the nomination and election OF
Judge Henry lamm for governor
They took M part in III" nomination
VI any other candidate and did not
champion the cause Of any other can
didatc. Their purpose IL to continue
the work to elect Judge lamm gov.
crnuf and their activities will be d.
rcc,cd TO getting the Republican vo'
rr4 uc Il. Louis registered and the Re-
publican voters throughout the stnt'
To- the polls on election dry, urging
them to vote the entire Rcpuhicar
ticket, president, senator, governor
state officers. congr"ysmon, etc.
We do not intend 10 IN any way
conflict with or criEarass TIE work OF
the state Committee. but on the con
,rary, TO do everything We can to sup
plomcn, their work and assist theta u
getting out full Republican vote
Any statement made 10y individual
contrary to this policy Is not the pol
icy of the club. SECRETARY.
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year.
Mrs. Trash, Of jackson, Miss,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ward Brown, returned to her home,
Friday. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Brown and daughter, Lucille, who
will visit Mrs. Trash for several
weeks.
Mrs. Lucy IInkle and son, James,
have been heard from. They motort1
from Fortcscuc to Fort Collins. Coo.
in three days--ro storms were en-
countcred. and the only trouble with
the car was two puncturcs. They VIII
probably I've hor'o the first Of Octobcr.
The Home Missionary Society. of
.Tarkio Chapel, met last Thursday
with MIS-. Jim Rhodes, two quilts were
quilted and a collection of $3.50 was
taken. Tloac attending the mootinl,
we're: Ncsdamcs Mollic Whirplc,
John slater. Ecrt Stuart. ilCrry
liinc-. John Griscr Jim Ca'ron, Cha-.
Taylor. Roy Iiinllc. Jake Hinklc, AT
Graham. T.. T.. Boyd, VIII jackson,
Sctta Williams, sam Goosby. sally
orwick. E.~ic Ramsey. Geo. DIXON
Price IUrdy and the hostess. The
young ladies rc-cnt were the MISC,
cBa Rhode. Florence Boyd and Cor
die Jackson.
FINS.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-01

Mrs. John Stroud Is reported to
be quite H.
Jay Minton is spending the week
In Forbes. Mo-
Mrs. Geo. Davis was passenger
10 81 l0sorh, Sntuulnv morning,
Miss nculah Bush, or Nnpicr. |.
visiting Mnhcl Potter. this week.
Mrs. thnF. ilolt,clnw was n mas
scnHcr Ia Rulo, Thur duy " lat week.
--Sidncr Bank / visiting his SIS.
ter, Mr., J, T.. llordcr On. this week.
--lioh kcrk aud family have moved
to the Geo. Cater property in Fortcs-
cue.
Mrs, Jesse llinrs and i',t'c son.
George, are both on the sick list, this
week.
Mrs. Nellie Nlac. of -. Josonh.
j. visiting her sister, Mrs. Sctta vii.
Mrs. VIM. Mcdowell l. in Auburn,
Nch., visiting her sister Mrs. Tom
Stuart.
Harry I'i.z, Of Oregon, was n
guest Of {. J.. ilit2 and wife. over
Sunday.
Mrs. Lila Ponrinc. of Graham. Mo,
"are Wednesday for few days visl,
with friends here.
Mrs. John ldon aud daugl,tc,
Iepha, were shopping in 81. Joseph
Monday Of this week.
Miss Alice Banks and Mr.. Roy
leClair Of Preston. Ncb.. visited SIM.
day with Mr., and Mrs, J. T.. Hendcr,
son.
Mrs. :. NJ. Howard and daughter
Marie, who have been visiting in Dun,
lap, Mo-, returned to their home, Fri
day night.
Mrs, Henry Hines will leave Sun
day for Beatrice, Neb., to visit hel
sister, Mrs. Geo. Hines, who Is ro
ported to be very in.
The people Of Foitcscue are askc,
not TO forget the all day picnic an,
basket dinner at the school grounds
Saturday, September ?.
Mrs. Henry times. Mrs. Molh
Whipple and Mrs. +. T.. Boyd went /,
Craig, "Wednesday of last week, /,
visit Rev. and Mrs. Cooley.
Miss Flora SwaItz. the nurse, o
81. Joseph, who has had charge of tn
Steele children in their sickness o
typhoid fever, left for her home Fri
day evening.
Five of Noah Steele's children mr.
III With typhoid fever. Roy, Ralp
ard Grace have almost passed III
dang, mark. Bessie and Ruth hay
just rlcently been afflicted.
Several Of Fortescue's citiyrn
went TO Oregon to attend the pre
liminary hearing of the State VS.. Sar
Alexander and Geo. I.unday, whic
came off Saturday of last week,
Harry Stanley's have moved fror
thu (.nn hautQ
now living in the old school building
Mr.. Stanley will have the care Of tn
new school building for the comm
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-01
Benton and Blair,

Misses Ruby and Marjorie Cason
spent Sunday with Merca Murray.
= Mrs. Smith Dcrr and Miss Grace
Quick spent Friday with Mrs. viii
Pinney.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the fair in Forest City, the last of
the week.
Miss Mary Fit2maurlcc, of Forest
City, spent last week at the p. III.
Fitzmaurice home.
MIR. and Mrs. Win Fitzmaurice,
of Forest City, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Corby.
Mrs. Joe Tritsch and daughter. of
Atchison, Kansas, are visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. =, II. Fitzmaurice.
Mrs. John Gentry and Mrs. Frank
Gentry, Of the Blair district, spent one
day, last week, with Mrs. Z. k.Dooley
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Caywood and
family, Of near Skidmore, visited owe,
Sunday with Mrs. Caywood's brother
w. w. Murray and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Cason, of neal
Mound City, spent Sunday with rela
tives in this vicinity. They were &C
companied home by her sister, Mis-.
Matte watson. o. X.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-01
New Point and Vicinity.

Amos l"ntY lh~ boNGNl ~ hfE'r
move hi mill o. H.
--Arlo IIuutsman moved to CraIn,
| las, week.
Frank Smith and family spent
4 the week in Maitland.
Mrs. Aglcr went 10 Mound City,
Saturday.
Roy Render and family visited nj
Mrs. Clara Enoa'c's. Sunday.
MIR. and Mr.. Geo. Ilorncckcr
spcr' Friday nj q. J.. Bothins.'
There will hc preaching sunday.
morning and evening. at the Christian
church.
France Terry. who was very sick
tho lat Of the week, with sore
throat. L. better.
Claude Eli. and family went TO
Forbes, Saturday. to visit relatives,
returning Sunday.
WIN Edward. from p'nchar,. Mo-,
wa n Weekend visitor nj the home
~ his brother. Homer
Albert Williams and family return
ed Sunday from their three weeks
trip through Colorado.
!. T. Euhl went tu Kansas CITE.
TUESDAY evening, a. take part in the
, q. 4. Il. paralc, Wednesday.
Tho had wen, To- Fillmore. Wcd.
ucgdny afternoon. and 10 Forcs, CITY
Thur lny. Friday aud SATURDAY.
Mrs S.rIln E,rnlc md HOY. N,
Oregon. cave SUNDAY 20 spend several
days with their mother and family.
Hazel Ecarrcy returned Thiirs.
lav from New York civ, whore She
hns bccn In scboo, for several months
lodi, CiIlmorc md family. Ernie
Kurt md fnmily and Claude nonJcr
visited n, tho Iyic Ucndc, ho,,o Sun.
dnv.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred pori. c,,cr-
tanned Mir. stella Enooic and bovs
md Mr.. Raybill mud daughter. Tucs.
Idav.
Rev T. ID pohor,s md ,,.iso ,oo,
| To Kansas civ. Tucsdny. 10 attend Tho
IG. 4, II. meeting. and IN visi, ,bc,r
dnuyatcrs.
-Dohcr, Eou,rwo, mud ,,i,o ,,J
Harry Cbapmnn md fami,v win "c'
lrypy tho bo,,,c vacated bv rio
4 IIun,ymnn.
| Mr.. md Mrs Ed Dovis ,,ok din.
Incr with Mr. and Mr. WiIl Ruclr',,
After dinner thcy attended the FIJI.
NOR. Cbor,,,o,,a ' Wv WV
-Irorrison E"nlo, ,,J ,,,,,,,. ,o.,
lSt. Joseph visitor, Tr""Iiov' Mrs N,.
Tor. of kansas CITY. Mrs. H. mother
returned with ,lrw ~ w. y "''"''
MIR. and Mrs n,hc c,r,or .,
Table Rock, Ncb.. drove thromrb in
their chr. Tnosdnw :" Vii, ,h,is III ~
lyins, Scot, Carson and s,r,i,,. ''' ''''
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-01
-Tahc your repair work Ia
Kings Harness shop.

Tho Greet Majestic Rancc Agent.
l.. e. Hahn, u now here, doing the
demonstrating and exhibit work for
burrior a Schultz. Don't fail TO see
him. Hot lunch free.
A suitable reward will be paid
FOR the return Of a gold band ring,
with snrdonyN set, to this Office.
The initials I'll. +. S., 1916" are en-
graved on the inside Of the ring.
--Otha Droher, wife and children
left lat week for an extended trip
through Nebraska and Kansas. They
went by the auto route and will visit
relatives at several points while gone.
Mrs. T.. l.. Blcher and Mrs. Cas-
tecl returned Monday last from q
visit Of about three weeks with rela-
| tives at st, Anthony, Idaho, and vi
entity. They report q very pleasant
trip.
| Quite q number of our young
folks took In the Craig Chautauqua
Sunday, going up in automobiles, and
staying over for the evening session
rs well rs the afternoon entertain
ment.
DIR. Eldon Evans left Tuesday 70,
Dartmouth College, where he viii be-
gin his services as one of the faculty
of this old historic educational insti.
tuition. lie went early to beat the rail.
road strike.
Mrs. Mary Wchn, who has been
here for some three weeks enjoying
a visit with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. c. l.. Evans, returned to her
home in Broadwater, Nebraska, Mon.
day of this week.
Il Tho 0ragnn Drassal Ctauo H..
pany have just completed concret.
walks on the west and east side OF
the old public school building, anG
have put In a walk connecting tn,
! old and new buildings.
ANDY Toc!lterman has just com
pleted coy iive-room cottage il
genial rural mail carrier. He hai
also completed slN-room moderi
bungalow for Ruley & Kunkel. II
too, Is IN the o'Fallon View addition
Mrs. Alice Caskey and Mrs. Ed
gar Foe, OF st. Joseph, came Monda,
for, visit with the formers fathe
: and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Price
i Her children, Mary and Virginia, VIII
, have been here for an extended visit
returned home with her to prcpar
for school work.
Ed Thurman, accompanied by hi
q son and daughter, Charley and Mis-
lydia, left Thursday of this week 70
4 Buffalo, Wyoming, where they go o
= a prospecting trip, and we are awful
i afraid ii Ed can sell his fine far
. here, he will remove his family (
: that country, where they will max
their future home, -
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-01

y iss Lillian Drchor L. home from
a wiz with friends ~ Il, Joseph.
School books and school supplies
or MI l;inds at r.. o. Phillips Drug
Store.
--Nis. katherine Fields spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with her parents,
near Forbes.
Miss Mildred Koock will leave
next week for rarkvilc. where she
will eater the Park College.
--''r. aud Mrs. George Ciorscr III,
nj homo. after n visit with her par,
cnts, NHrc kciircr and wife.
- Miss Grace Alkirc visited for sew
oral DAYS. last week. with her friend
Helen Mckee. at Hopkins, Mo.
Guy H. Cummins took in the Ma
tional g. A. L. Encampmcnt in Kan
sas City, this week, aud his wife Wis,
itcd 9TH relatives In -. Joseph.
We certainly are thankful 10 4
!. Nd A.. \, Jeffrey, propriotors OF
the iligh View Fruit Farm, wet Of
Oregon, for n couple of baskets Of fine
grarts.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-01

&C. w. Meadows, of st. Joseph,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Oregon,
and was entertained in the Maple
home, He is friend Of Miss Esther
Whitham's.
Martin Whitmer and George
Loucks and his son, Dwight of the
Gordon district, were her Thursday
of last week, on business, and also "a
visit little with relatives. Dwight
will begin his high school work al
Mound City this year, and 1t will mol
be long until George will have o high
school graduate In his family. - D,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-01
c, L, Notes.

Endcavor met Sunday, August q,
with Faye Eddy as leader. The sub
ject was "Carclessness VS.. Thought
fulness." A piano solo was given by
Reva Lynch. Next Sunday, Frank
Lynch will be the leader. This is
conservation meeting, and the roll call
word is "Mercy."
Brother Dawson preached at Forest
City, and Brother LOOMS, Of Mound
City, preached here, Sunday evening.
REPORTER.