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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-09-01
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic isN equally valuable as a
General Tonic because It contains the
wellknown tonic properties ofQUININE
and IRON. Itacts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Bniids up the Whole System. so cents.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-09-01

Get our prices on Job Printing.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-26
CAMP OVERLOOKS GoPHERS ON
ALL-AMERICA TEAMS
BY Mark Shields

WdlIeT camp saw Ine university
of Minnesota play the day football
predictions went by the board, and
Illinois downed the Gophers. Coach
Williams pupils played comparative
ly poor football in that contest, their
worst exhibition of the year. There
fore, Camp did not place Hauser, star
tackle, or Wyman, the best fullback
in the west and the star of all for
ward passers, on any one of the
three AIl-America teams he has Sc
lected.
Chick Harley of Ohio State gets
a place at full on the first team and
Baston is end on the same combina-
ton. Bachman Of Notre Dame gets
a guard position on the second team,
and Patty Drisco1 of Northwestern
draws a backfeld job on the third
team. The northwest is hOnOred by
the selection of Beckett of Oregon
and SeagraVes of Washington, both
Inemen, for the third team.
Following is Camps first team:
End, Baston, Minnesota; tackle,
West, Colgate; guard, Black, Yale;
center, Peck, Pittsburgh; guard,
Dadmun, Harvard; tackle, Horning,
Colgate; end, Moseley, Yale; quarter,
Anderson, Colgate; halfback, Oil
plant, West Point; halfback, Pollard,
Brown; fuIlback, Harley, Ohio State.
Bart Macomber of Illinois and
Shorty Long of Minnesota, star
quarters of the west, were not good
enough for Camps mythical elevens.
Listing Pittsburgh with the east,
only three players from the west
were considered good enough / to
stand with Camps first %.
If Camp had seen Minnesota play
against Wisconsin and Chicago the
lineup of his first two teams might
be- materially different It is just
another evidence of the futiHty of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-26

trying to rate gridiron athletes on
their work in single game of the
season. Walter has been more. care
full this year and has placed no
coaches on his team.
Christmas was a busy day with the
prizefghters, most of the scrapping
being confined to the east. There
were. no engagements worthy of
note hereaboUts. Following were
yesterdays. principal bouts and their
results:
At New York. Charlie White out
pointed Harry Pierce, ten rounds.
Harry Condor beat Joe AzeYedO,
ten rounds.
Frankie Burns defeated "PaP'
Moore ten rounds. -
Phil Bloom outpointed Chick Sim
Ter, ten rounds.
Willie Astey scored a victory over
Young Marine, ten rounds.
Jim Healy knocked out Tim SuIli-
van, one round.
At Philadelphia-Artie Root drew
with Eddie O'Keefe, six rounds.
Charlie (Nd) Thomas outpOinted
Eddie Brown, six rounds.
Harry Smith beat Joe Fisher, six
rounds
Jimmy Murphy drew with Willie
HOUck, six rounds.
Eddie ReVoire outpointed Howard
Truesdale, six rounds.
Morris Wolfe drew with Jim Duffy,
six rounds.
Terry McGovern defeated Stanley
Yoakum, six rounds.
Billy Kramer defeated Tommy
Murphy, six rounds.
Ray Mcbride shaded frankie
White, six rounds.
Eddie Mullen defeated Happy Da-
Wis, six rounds.
Charley Doyle debated Joe Phil
lips, six rounds.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20
Sob pun sSran Static Sain.

VIM Wittmod, ben A. Sftober, itarb
IN ibrem @einl, 3 Weilcn meItlid BON
Sop, Grotl Seattle Soin, geb. Sucttc.
mcper, in Glitter bon "A cSobrcn, I
Woltot uno 5 Sogen.
6roll Sain mlroc om %. 4uarlt,
1912, IN S%anno6ling, Sclterrcid, ae.
boren ltno fam i'm Sabre 1852, nit
lbren Gltern uno orei @cIdpiitern
ltad Imerifa, no iid) bic Gamilic in
Springtolpn, Cole Gountp, Wo., mic,
oerlleB. Sp0ter b%erbeirotbete Iid oie
Scrltorbene nit Serrn Saiu. Dicic
che lpiiroc nit leds ainoern gcicgnct
bon oencn brci Der Mhltter i'm So6e
porors9ingcn. Sor nngef1br 80
Sabrer fam ibr @atte uno elmer ibrer
Sobte bel Der @rploiion zines
0ompffeliels 81 ieinem Sooc. Dies
mar Gin barter SdIaa fir oie Sol1i.
lie; 6rait Sain ieste icboh, I'M Ser
ein nit Den iibrigen Ginocrrl ben
Setric6 Der 6orin fort.
Die Scritorbenc bintcrlGbt Orei
lSobne, Sciepb, Sron5 rno Gapib, TO-
ME 3ipei Sdpcitern nnb cinen grl.
Der. Gic geeroiauna erfolgtc ouf
Dem 8rieohufc Der ebon9l. 3ions Csc.
meinoe, rno inter 2eitung bon go.
Itor SdulB.
Die SerItorbene non cine eIdubige,
er9ebene GbriItin; in tpeiten llmfreis
befonnt uno b%odaeadtct, oeren SOB
IN Ban nnb Der Rodbaridaft olIse.
bcbalert miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20

@ir batten bier in ser gtadt bonn
lestet Samstag einen tiidtieen Sc
gen; nnier &ei5en iiebt gut aus mo
mddit iidtbor.
Senrp Goetting unb @m. @inter
limo nod bent @eiten gereiit, nm
Sono 81 beii6tigcn. Serr @intcr
bat inn %pergangencn Sabr BORT cine
Sarm gefarft.
Geo. <rrclmepcr un0 Selrp
&reitter baben ii6 am 1ittpo6 mad,
Safapette GountD bcgeben, I'M ibrc
&inoer SIT beiu6en; ferner moIlen Tie
altd Die guten 5armen in ser I1be
bon Ilmo beii6tigen.
Sier in unicrer IadborIdaft lit
ISM. 9~infboelter Ger Champion
homemade Wolaiies . Sabrifont.
@nt. @itte begab iid) am Samstag
NIT lcinem Sobn, @ilbelm SSr. nod
5ermam; BON BORT reiite ser 2ebtere
nod Ilma, No., tint Icincm 9ruoer
bcim Iusbiilien Oes &orns at bel
ZEN. Ser augnIt bot BORT 40 9(der
idones &orn.
Gin mertbpoller Srnb, Den Soft
9ops geborig, luurbe iiinelt bon eli
mem 3agc Ser Sod Sslon6 9abn &c.
tootet.
S. @olpin uno Sanlilie, bon
Nontgomerp County. trafen am
Samstag, per auto, bier eirL Inn
Serrn Woupin's Snfel, Geo. g.
Soft, nebit Somilic, an beirden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20

Build, in @aibin9tpn uno itabler
cine an5abl @epebre, Iepolber ms
gntroncn. 9lutblunbe, ipelfe iofort
p%ertpcnoet imlrOen, pcrfoIaten bic
Spuren bis gum Stub, bcrlorcn oie-
lelben lcood auf Der onoercn Settle.
Man bcgt Die 9lniift, ooB ole GGl1s
Der ibre Sllldt ben SIltb binub fort.
letten.
Sri. 2aIla @urpbp, lett SO Sab.
rcr Sebrerin III ben Grim1rfluiicn
DER S4ltlen bon Sefferion Gitp, Itarb
BORT olll pergangenen Sonntug. in if.
rer @ohritng. Sri. Mllrpbp lab if.
re SduIcr aus ibrem &laiicn3immcr
III Die bobcrcn @rooe porrilder, lob
oieiclben Die SduIe perloiien uno lab
oieIeIbcn idIieBIif als einfluBreide
Ndnner unb 5rallen.
SGs Iino menieer oils bier @od,en
bis sur @abl uno mas Cape Gountp
anbetrifft, fann man Iid elm llrtbeil
blloen ilbcr mas SIT erlparten lit. @ir
millen bcltimmt, Dob am 7. gsopeln.
Der lebr pieIe 9iireer, tpcIde bisber
9%elpobnlib Nas rationale oemofroti,
ldc Sifct geItimmt baberL cs bieien
Serblt nidt tbrn lperoen. Su9bes
miro III Cape Gountp Die ar0bte
Webrbeit befonmen Die ic Elm YrGii,
0cntlfaftsfanoiOat bier befom
ipenn Die Burger ganS iider oos
Stlmmen ni6t bcriGumen ,-Sofion
SolfSireunb.
Der 5ipolii0bri9e Sobn bon sSrau
&arrcnbrof, bon @arrcntplt, mur0e
porige @ohc olr6 einen fallcn0cn
Baum getootet. Scr &nobe lpor in
@elcllidaft ieiner 9riiocr in 6en
@alo gegangcll, I'M eiren Baum Al,
tallen IN mcl6em Die 9ienen cine
Aliantttdt SOni9 oiifbenabrt batten.
Ger gaum mlrbe gefdllt uno bos
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20

Stamm ; Grl0e blieb olf Dem Stun
pen liegen; lp1ter rlltidte Ser Stanull
5llr Groe traf Den &naben oil oas
Seln uno perurlad)te cine 10 lhlim.
ME Tcrlebung, oaB Der ungliidli6c
Slldbe an %erbllltltng Itarb, bepor
ibm Silfc ge6rndt peroen fonnte.
5 &aItor s. u. Sids, Der IItro.
nom unO @cttcrpropbet. lit am pori-
gen 9onnerstag in Ct. 2ouis gcitor-
ben. Ealtor Sifs propbc5cite Oen
fltrdtbnren Chiffon bon 1896, in ct.
SouiS, ionic altd niele anOere ldpere
Stilrme. @ie es beibt bot er burd
Den @crfauf bon nSifs 9alenocr"
Elm 9roBcS Scrm0gen eriporben.
emil @cpcr, bon Scfferion Gitn
mltroe, bon Dem gleidialls BORT
lpobnboftcn Urban Sdell, brtrd ci.
men S@ub 9cfdbrlid pcripunbet.
Shel bebauptet DOB @eper ieine
(Sdea's) Satin geGrgert uno
Orangialicrt babe uno aud ae6robt
babe, er luerOe Tie m1brenO ibres aor.
gen Sebels OerfoIgen uno plagen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20
aonpentiou Der &oarf Sup. Gpmm.
tagidnlen Elm idOncr Griolg.

Der Sonntagi6ul . Serein BON
Hoart Emp. nerianmclte lid am BET.
gangenen Sonntag, in Der 8resbn
terioner Stride, oil Der SirIt Grcef.
Erdliocnt S. ". Sallmeper erofincte
ole Serlomnlrng lulb, no1 Dem I6-
lllgcn zines 2ieoeS uno cinem @ebet,
ltellte SEER &ollnlepcr Den 9(niueIen.
ocn> @crrn Toitor Hopp Dor, 0en
Ercoiger Der &reSbpterioner 0cllcill,
DC, melder Ole GroifnuugsreOe bielt.
Foltor Topp iugte inter anocrelr, ser
Soupt5ucf Der &onpention bcitcbe
III etncnl cn9crcn 3lllnmmcnid)lub
lllio regcrcm Scrfebr aller 0cricni
Gen, mclhc iid fir nus @irfen ser
Somntagifrllcn intercliicrcn. Sbnl
tnlgte 6erOinanb YlcB nit elmer &c.
otegelen Heoe iiber Die Siele Der
SomtogIdule nit 9e6ug altf oie Der
anmohienbe Su9cno. g. $. Marolf,
Erincipal Der Scrluanncr S6ulen.
Srorf Sitter unO Ism. GoIlmepcr
bielten Damn cbcnfalls fllr5c Inipro.
den. Sierollf lang artbur @itt.
boils, bonn Srieoenstbal, Gin Solo,
ipcIhcs cine Der l6oniten N1nlrncrn
ocs programs biloete. Srob scr
oro6enocn 8ctterausiid)ten mar Scr
gcIltd) cin GuBerlt Sablreider. Nod1
Grleoisllng bes gcid6ftliden SbeiIs
Der &onpcntion muroe npn Sen 90.
men Der Tresbptcriancr @enleiubc
idmafbofter SnlbiB ierpiert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20
&ittenb q.

9as 8ei5eni6en lit poGenbet. Die
Saat fam etpos lpdt in oen 9o6en,
oa es beinabe 81 troden mar gum
Sfliigen rno Die oifen Sdollcn mltb.
ten crit 5crfleinert merben. Die
Saat feimt MIR langiam, % es ON
Seildtigfeit mangelt. Stun, Die Ilts.
iidten ouf Ec9en iino giinitig uno
elm acknowledgements Heeen nGre jest
iebr millfommer.
Sobn Soelmer lit iett in Sobn
&llrrelmeper's S6miebe als @ebiilfe
~angeltellt.
llnier Hafbar, Der friibere Goun-
tpridter 8. II. 9eppe, pel6er lange
3eit fronf par, befinbet iid %crirell-
lider @eiie pieoer ailf Der 8eiierung.
SEQ. 9altmonn unb Satin, bon
Se6alia. No., befinoen lid bier oltf
9eiitd bel Serpartbten uno gefonn.
ten. SER 9aumann lit lett pielen
Sabrcn in Sebalia als 9rieftr1eer
beidGftiat llno bat cine fur5c Scrien.
friSt crbaltcn, Ole er bier pcrleben
miro.
2etten Sonntog feierte bic Metbo.
bitten . @emeinbe in 9rafe ibre
Guortol : Seriammlung, Die iebr gut
beiu6t mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20
Nanfinnnnn.

aIIen gccbrtcn NndbnrL 6reltn
Den ltnb @cfnnntcn, Die Sem @egrdb
niIle nniercS gcliebteM @ottclL So
tiers, SoDncs mo @runers, Senrt
Settm II, b%eipobnten tonic sll
len Die urlS unpergeBlide 2iebesoiclt,
Itc eriuieIell, Den SabrtudtrGgcrn, 10.
ipie filr Die reifen Slltmenipenocn,
lprccbcn mir biermit irnieren bcr5lid.
item 0anf aus. Gbenfalls innigerl
Can't Srrt. Yaitor n. &asnlom fin
lcinc ber5li6en @prte 0es Sroites
ltno Der Grinnerung.
Die traucrn0en Sinterblicbencn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20
0cnes aus anberen Counties.

5 Sn Cape @irarbenu pltrOe fiir5.
lid cine groBe 3anpipGiderei total
ourh Setcr 5erItGrt; Der Sdabcn
miro ouf $4,000 eeidGst.
S Ser aalenOer ocs Iontgcmcrp
gountp @eri6ts entbalt 24t SGlle;
bas 8eridt lit BORT oieie ISOLDE in
SiBung.
5 Ser Sail bon 5ronf uno 2orcn5
S. Rcrteus, melde bcIhuloigt iino
2if0r obne 2i5ens perfauit 5l babcn,
puroe i'll &reisgeridt bon Siage
GuuntD pcrihoben.
5 Im Z. Hopenber finoet in SIage
Gountp cine 8abl ltatt, I'M 5l emit
ideioen OBJ oie Gountp il. Bombs I'M
Setrage BON 100000, nebit 5 Bro-
sent 3inien, fir StroBenapede, aus.
gegeben unb perfauft meroen ioIlcn,
ODER nift.
5 Gie @eihdftsIellte bon Sacific
iiberrei6ten tiir5li6 Dem Sranflin
Gnuntp . @eri6t oie Sltnnle bon
$4,000 oen 9etraa peldcn oic 9iir-
ger bon Eacific fir sic neitc Bride
ge5eihnet boben, mlde iebt in ser
gtdbe bon Taeific iiber oen @erronlcc
SlitB aebout miro.
5 Die beioen @ebcimpoli3iIten bon
Sanias Gitp, pelfe Die Serbaftung
bon Ora Sepis bemirften, boben
$500 crbalten bon Der geIobnung
BON $1,000 welde bonn Ct. 2ouiier
&oIi5ei . 9eportement altsgeiest lit.
Die ~reitierenoen $500 iino fir bie
8erbaftung bon Srarf 2efpis ai,sqc.
iest,
5 Ginbreder mad,ten fiir3lid einen
8eiud IN Dem @eih1ft bon 6. O..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20
SanfIaauua.

&ir erlallben inns bicrlnit ollcr
geebrten Sreltnben &erlpanOten uni
gefonnten, Die uns eelegentlid) bes
Soocs rno Der 8ecroigl,ng nnieres
geliebten @dtten, Soters uno 9rlt.
oers, &ilbeIm 6. Sberg, ibr
Seilcio ilno ibre 2~iebesoienite erpie,
len, iomie audi oen 8obrtlldtrGecrn,
rnIeren bcr5liditcn 0anf alts5uipre-
den, beionocrs Serrn Gaitor @l1gliIt
&rbn beriidern mir ilnieres innigitcn
Sanfes fir feline reiden Sroiteslpor-
te uno fir Die Dem SerItorbenen ae.
iuiOmeten lparmen @rinncrungsipor.
te.
Die traliernoen Sinterbliebencn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20
Seffeutlider Serfanf.
Ser Undergraduate miro ollf ieine

Der Undergraduate miro ouf ieiner
8arm bel fredericksburg om
Wuntag, ben %. Sftobcr,
beginneno Inn 10 llDr morgens, fol.
eenoes @igentbitm an ben Meiitbie-
tenoen berfaufen:
Salts. unb DISQUALIFICATION
Sod- unb Seisofen, / gaor quite
Mauleiel, 13 Stiid &inopieb, eintac
NIT iltnsen &dlbern unO meiitentbeils
Der Sereforb &aiie, 5 S9meine, ct.
ma s 9ltseno Siibner, Sorm.@ cr1tb.
i6aften. 9auboI5, Sdmiebe. @erf.
aelig, etlide Set 8ferbe @ei6irr,
100 Sallfen 9orn ilno etpa Is Son.
men Sen.
8e0in9un9en: Slimmen bis
So uno peniacr 9oar; Snmnlen
iiber So bier Mouat CREDIT qeaen
Rote nit geniigenoer Siderbeit; 2
Yro5ent &abat fir 9aaraoblune ouf
Siiinnlen iiber SIS.
Sollte es ont aeiebten Gage regncn
10 miro Der Serfailf oln foIeenoell
Gage i%tattfinben. 6. S. 9rodt,
6reberidsbura, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20

9ci Der idbrli6cn Sdul. Reu'
Mon, am 7. Sftober in Gbnmois.
biclten Der Gbomois @iln Club INN
Ser Mprriion Sun Club bos 8ett.
ihieben bieier SaiIon. Se0er Der
beibcn Clubs bate 5 Sdiiscn &C.
Itellt unb fin icoen Sdiitcn iparer
80 Sfeibcn (clop pi9eons) borban.
sen. Ghon,ots ging als Sieger aus
Dem aontelt bernor inbem beiicn
Sdiisen is Sreffer ntebr nlodlten,
ais mic bic Morriipn SdJiiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20

Sn oerfanfen ober 81 permietbem:
mtein @obnballs ON ser oitl. Sront-
ItraBe. 9as @ebdube lit 10 eingerid.
tet oaB orei Samilien bequem Oarin
ipobnen fonnen. Serfaufs. ooer
@ietbspreis annebmbar.
Srau GbaS. 6 be + II.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20

Sn @erfamfen: Gin Srame.@ obn.
bals an Der ueitli6en 3ipeiten Gtro.
BE, in Sermann, Mo., nit 6 3im.
ntertt, 2 9aiement,3 Simmer, guten
Seller ltno GROCER 3iIterne. 9luf
Dem 9ofe iinb SbitbGume; oas
Sous befinoet ii6 a,tf elmer gflot.
Naberes bel SD. 9 aI3mann,
Sermann, SEQ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20
Die tralternoen Sinterbliebencn

3n berfanfen: Wein @eItal,rant
i1no Confectionery : @ei61ft in @or.
riion Wo. Sd nerbe la,lt S%s1bentar
berfaufen. Gutter @eidGftsplat;
lpiini6e 5t berfaufen infolee bon
8ronfbeit in Der Samilie. 6. 8.
= ooper, Whorriion, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20

gerlangt. 8naben uno MG6den,
itber 16 Sabre alt. 8eltGnoige glr.
belt. 3a6sufraeen in ser Snterna.
tional Shoe 60, Sermann, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20

Iepfel sn perfanien: @ebrcrc bun.
bert 9ulbel aepfel alf Ser @bite
Boultrp 6ruit anb 9airp Sarm, bon
@ m. 6. 9abL
Seem Saben, 81. s. 8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20

Sranben . a6rbe St perfoufen, in
jeoer In5abl; 1 Gent oas Stiif.
Sill Sine O.,
Sermann, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20

Aepfel: &uufe ooer berfaufe gepfel
tilr Saar. 9e5able ber bodItcn
Worftpreis. Gbas. 6aDrner,
SDotle ". Sern1anrL 800.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20

Sn berfanfen: Elm pollblllt Sere.
foro 9aa &alb, 6 Monate alt, nieat
600 ooer mebr Bfltnb. 6. g. sc e i.
e +, Sotsbarn Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20
Neue Nnseigen

3n Serfanfen: cine ooppelts3pIin.
brige, ltationare @oiolin- Moidyine
BON 8 Gfcroefraft in beitem 3iitanb.
gedbercs in ser Office bieies gIattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20
3n Dermictben; Sier Simmer I'M
erlten Stod meines @obnbauics on
Der meltli6en Sierten StraBc.
SrauW 9ouer.

Iepfel 5n O%erfaufcn: Srgcno cine
Suantitdt Der oIlerbelten Ncpfcl. Ole
Ereiie linb gerooe rcdt.
g. ". Sail, Berger. Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20

8enn SIR mietben foufen, Der.
ober toufdcn motif. Damn
cs i'm Solfsblatt our gnseiee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-20
6 bnrlptte.

@ir batten bier in Ser 3odt bonn
lcstet Somstng einen tiidtieen &e-
gen; nnier &ei5en iiebt gut aus rno
,n1 hit 5;A+h,r
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-15
Doctor Chandler, Martin Building,
Oregon. Roth Phones.

doctor Chandler, Martin Building,
Oregon. Both Phones.
DIR. Willard Proud, Oculist and
Aurist. Physicians & Surgeons
Building. st. Joseph. Mo.
Miss Venus Irene Berry, of Om-
aha. Nebraska, has been here the past
week, enjoying visit with her aunt,
Mrs. A. o. bankers and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sautter, Of
Scotia, Nebraska, spent several days
here. last week, visiting friends and
relatives. Mrs. Sautter is the daugh-
ter of Rev. Sei!sman, who was former
ly pastor of the German NJ. r. church.
Miss Bootie Price attended the
convention Of the Baptist churches Of
this section. which was held at Savan-
nah, the latter part Of last week, and
continuing over Sunday. She returned
home Monday.
Married at the M. E. parsonage,
by Rev. ]. w. Anderson, on Tuesday,
September 12, Mr.. Guy Plummer and
Miss Orie Baker, both Of Forest City
This 10 . mighty clever pair, and we
wish them oil the happiness that car
come their way.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-15
New Point and Vicinity.

Glare Stevenson and family spent
Sunday "down home"
Perry Boswell and family spent
Sunday at Fred Davis
---Chas. Glenn and wife visited Bar
ncy Hodgin and wife. Sunday.
Kenneth Lcntz was quite sick. the
first Of the week. but is better now.
Roy Bender and family were Wis
itors ut the Dan Markt home, Sunday.
Rev. 7. u. Roberts and wife re-
turned from kali4as City, Thursday.
= Halle Buntx went 20 Mnryville.
Sunday, to enter Teachers Training
school.
Mrs. Willis Acton desires 20 thank
the friends who remembered her
birthday.
II. J. Ilillcy and family and Mr..
Jack Wfigh, attended the Maryvillc
fair, Friday.
MIR. and Mira. Cnrrirai n"d nj"
daughter were weekend visitors at
t1c sg'cr home. IAN
Mrs. J. a.. Ruhl. who was opcrn'.
ed On Wednesday of last week, was
doing well at last accounts.
DR. l.. T.. Carson and wife, Nh.
Scott Carson and daughter. Ruth.
went To 81. Joseph, Wednesday of lat
week.
--Thrrs1ay. being Mrs. Willis Ac-
tons birthday, her friends reminded
her Of the fact by handkcrchiyi
shower.
Will Bucknum and wife, Fred
Drehcr and family and Spencer I,os.
well and family attended the Mary
willie fair, Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Garah Carson and
granddaughter, of st. Joseph, came
Sunday to visit their brother, Scott
Carson and family.
Mrs. Robert Boswell and son
Roy and Perry and his family wen, To-
Maryvillc, Thursday, TO visit relative
and attend the fair.
r, o. and VIII Forney and fam.
lilies and Chris Hurst and family spent
Saturday AT Skidmorc, visiting cou-
sin from California.
--lsetta Boswell, Nellie Kunkcl nnd
llernice Agler spent Sunday with
Myrtle BENDER TO help her rem,mboi
that It was her birthday.
Joe Praiswatcr, Clyde Kuhn,
Ruth Mohlcr and Maud Hartman went
TO the Maryville fair, Saturday.
VIII Terry is a very busy man
Just now, sweetening the people. He
Is making sorghum. In pa days last
wee kthey made about rs gallons.
NERO.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-15
The Old Reliable Horse Buyer

For Rent-Three large, upstairs
rooms, with or without kitchen. For
terms, see James N. Murray.
Geo. Hutch, an old veteran Of
Clay township, is dangerously i'll at
the LeavenwOrth Soldiers Home.
They were ell home with mother
for day or two, last week, and
Mother Bragg was surely delighted to
have her girls with her In q bunch
again-Mrs. Dan Dreher, Of New
Point; Mrs. ]. d. Rankin and children,
Of Tarkio; Mrs. Geo. Young and Hen.
ry Baker, an6 Mrs. c. E, Mum, VI
Mound City, and Misses Alberta and
Zinna, Of Oregon.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-15

Mrs. w. Il. Stubs was here. last
Thursday, and succeeded in re-orga-
nizing the w. G. T. U.
VIM. NJ. Morris "has come back"
from Mound City, where he has been
doing some surveying for private par
ties.
Misses Byrd Peret, Fayla Quick,
Beulah Klopp, Hazel Patterson and
Buella Huiatt were outing at the Big
Lake, last Saturday and Sunday.
Bert Patterson, Of the Triumph
district, ia inclined TO think he is the
only pebble on the beach, because
Mrs. p. presented him with Q fine
baby boy on September I.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-15
Union.

jesse Cain has been quite III for
the past two weeks.
w. II. Campbell is the owner Of
a 1917 model Ford run-about.
Mrs. Seth Curtis, who has been
quite III, is improving slowly.
School Is In session at Union,
with Mr.. Floyd Cotfman as teacher.
Miss Nettie Hood left Monday
morning for Camden Point, where shc
will attend school.
Miss Mary Lacey, of the Union
district, has been visiting relatives IN
Duluth, Minnesota. Miss Lacey has
charge of the Pierce school this year.
Paul Bucher, wife and son, Paul
Jr., who have been in the West for
some time are expected home soon,
They have been making the trip in
their Dodge touring car.