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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-04
SHERIFF SALE.
18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT corrpr
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF Iberia,
SIMON ABRAHAM,
VS.. NO. 6943,
ADRIEN GONSOULIN.

| Under and by virtue of a writ 81
seizure anf sale, issued out Of he
honorable ! 10Th Judicial District
Court OF the\State OF Louisiana In and
for the Parisb of Iberia, and 10 me
directed, | have seized and shall oife,
for sale, for Dash, without apprais.
ment, to the tst and highest bidder
according to paw, at the principa
front door OF the Court House Of ths
Parish of Iberia, In New liberia, lbs
ria Parish, Stat e of Louis lana, on
SATURDAY, be 4th DAT Of MARCH,
1915,
between the ho1rs OF eleven O'Clock
A. NJ, and four 4clock 2. NJ, the fol-
lowing described property; to-wit;
"a certain trad of lahd, situated h
the Parish of Iberia, State of Loul1I.
ana, on the East 4 de Of Bayou Techs.
and known as Int&rlaken Plantation,
| together with alllthS buildings asd
improvements, mbvdbles and immc.
vables. thereon and thereunto Be.
longing aud all apkurtenances there.
OF, and all rights d ways and servi.
tudes and other rights thereto belong.
ing, containing sew I'm Hundred super.
fetal arpents, mord or less, compris.
ing portions Of Sections 81, AZ, and A.
in T. IL. s., r. 7 Edit; also portions Of
Section IL, T. IL. s. K. 8 East, having
a front of about Thirty arpents, tho
West line running in Northeastefn
direction from the Hayou. Rivfng the
back line twelve drpents. more o.
less, and is BOUNDED as follows; To-
wit:
East by property formerly belone.
ing to Mrs. Susfn o. Henderson end
P. l.. Renoudsk. North by properly
belonging tot Baldhazar, Ps1leria,
West and Nor wesab by Public Road
separating thu hereih described prop
erty from that be longing 70 Mls.
Emile Blake bnd South by The Baycs
Teche; except however ten afpentsta
the Southeast corne1 having two e
pents front by five afpents n dep'l
and being the same reservation tAM
was madej by Sam Henderson,. ~
and Fenn9r Henderson, when the hefe
in described PROPERTY was sold to A.
mond F. basplt, July slst, 1871.
The property hereih described =
ing the Same acquired by ]. d. ~
garde from Almond ?. Daspit on ny
Is, 1908, and of record In CoAyeyancs
Book y65, Folio IS.
Together with all the msles. geah
and farming implements OF evsy
kind, nature and description. peanI
situated upon the above descsip
Sheriff's Office, New Ibsfia, loe.xs
Parish, State of Louisiana, shn ~
lay of January, 1916.
GEORGE HENDERSON, Shefi1
R. Fl. Himel, Atty.
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TOO EMOTIONAL.

"They probably took you FOL
tho crook that You are!'
"You are . liarl"
And then Ink bottles few;
books were thrown and pspsr
weiRhts fred. One man vas
Knocked down and rendered IN.
conscious. This was not IN :
stough section" Of q city, or
among hoodlnms. but In : session
OF the Legislature Ia Oklahoma.
Who says women are emotionala
Locke = though Oklahoma needs
uoDsn - her Legislature to
Keep tho sllence'' A. we'll O. TO-
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Reviewed by Louis Reeves
Harrison.

A veritable historical drama OF
tremendous action and Of high
added value 10 its aborats sab.
titles, "The Martyrs Of the Ala.
mo" follows closely the best pre-.
vious OSCILLATIONS Of the same
story with superior care ~ to de.
tall and greater intensity during
the supreme moments OF struggle.
Most sublime sacrifice OF Ameri-
can blood for the Cause OF liberty,
the defense of the Alamo needs
such adequate picturiDg lest W
forget how the broad sweep OF
fair country we enjoy in peace
was wrung from the hearts of
those who made IL what it 10.
We do forget. The warm hearth.
stone does not foster nobility Of
character. We become complete.
" engrossed in absorbing, exist
ing, recreating and dying, like %
many vegetables. We ZACH tho
stimulus OF some great CAuae to
light for and lapse into % many
turnips or orchids, accos ding to
social station. except when some
epic like the "Alan0" stirs the
sap In our veins sstil 1t feels like
the red blood Of or hard AZ b ting
ancestors.
The ACQUIRING pictariDg Of those |
ancestors, their dress, their eradi |
ties, their strategsns In warfare,
their remarkable combination OF |
cunning, self control and stub.
born courage, is an education in
itself ,Sbnt 1t is the great stimulus
of this story that has highes I
value. 1t quickens our pulses,
gives new life to stagnant blood /
d overted prosperity. 1.-The Mar.
yrs OF the Alamov is an admira.
Die presentation from every point
u view and should prove q winner
wherever 1t lie shown.
Elks, Tuesday, March 7th.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-04

PARTNER OF Agriculture has sus.
pended the enforcement OF the
Federal regulations under the
migratory Bird Law and By this
means has enabled spor tsm en-.
under state laws, to shoot wild
fowl the coming spring.
Under the Federal regulations
as they now stand, The season on
oil migratory wild fowl 10 closed
until next autumn throughout tho
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SHERIFF SALE.
10Th JUDEfIAL DISTRICT ON,
STAN or LOUIsIAN u.o4Rl,
PAAtSH OF IBERIA
JrNUs ADLER,
W NO. G9H.
ADRIEN GoASouLIN, sR./rr !,
SHERIFF SALE

Under and hA virtue oeL
seizure aud sale issued wit Of
honorable HON Jud,c;,1u' OF The
Court Of the Statt OF Loniy ulstrict
for the Parish oflberia aIsaa 10 aud
rected, have lied AMI sh =" me d.
LOT sa'e, ,9r e"sA WITHOUT apprs oas'
mem, 70 20 ,ht 'asl nd highest b 5.s'ss'
front door of the tourthJo phnepa
ia rali pr; % io c, N9k Iberia, n.y. lae
u" r"flSn' 9'''' o Louisiana, on ~
D a = 'OA the 40 FAY of MARCH
between the hours Nh eleva, -,
a M, ana tour o'e' Vtk P. NJ, the i ~
lowing described property; to-wit;
certain tract ~ land with a,lh.
o ,''s Iatnk9 "iu ~ h.Tofements therein
a t,lI 1heT r eeifnting, situated !,
raus s. toihte' nfalf Parish Of In
ia. o ,h, o. Lon(sla!a, and messu,.
a ~ snI e. aefcStor Inc and 4S.lm
Chains n i ire on ne asst side Of II.
tueep noroIloJ - "inR PACK be.
~ y; cen sc ao p"'"'iG INES to depth q
w "eI' : or ~ chains and bound
60 Sn,, H6' hr -, ~ E E br$wn or assigns,
ps1,h ~ y III R/h hax3u leehe, East B,
ns'aee o. Jehard Frptscher or a.
Signs anu yes, by Sus1 q Brown Or a.
NJ NJ "eifR properly acquired by
m l h1.'dt haeoze frdm Miss Ellen
Book 81 IT folio Al" 'u's
= t : s. WIN az the mules, gean
ana faEning imp imedts Of every
s,.,,a x E' , ana description, being
properly. 0e'
Shdrif's office, New iberia rb..,.
Parifh. State of Louisiana, this aa,h
day bf January, 1916. ="
GEORGE HENDERSON, Sheriff.
R. III. Himel, Atty.
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.RAISIN6 BABY CHICKS
REQUIRES PRECAUTIONS
Continued from page L.

Continued from page L.
~>~~~>~~~~>~-~~~~-~-~-~~
tional exercise. A slight chan E,
Of ration occasionally will be %
preciated. Feed ct regular hourl
and give the frst meal of tn,
day a. early as possibly. Keer
fresh water, chick grit, chick-six
charcoal and dry bone In front Of
the youDgsters. Keep the water
In . cool contsiner and the feeds
mentioned Ia : hopper.
PLENTY OF EXERCISE GOOD.
When the chicks cannot have 4
generous range, care should b.
taken that they be kept on the
move and have plenty Of exercise.
This 10 just - important fer
young chicks as for the older
birds. Don't allow the baby
chicks to ran with the old fowls.
1t 10 advisable to separate the
different matches If they are Of
different sse. Furnish plenty Of
shade IN hot weather.
SWAT THE LICE.
Don't overlook the lice. These
parasites are one of the greatest
obstacles 70 raising chicks and
will kill the bird if not fought at
every turn. Don't lose the little
chicks you hatch Just because the
lice ere thick. Study the methods
OF these insects for 1t will repay
you many times over. Also don't
overlook the head lice that bore
into the head Of the baby chicks,
sucking away their vitality and
csusinG death In q very short
time.
WHITE DIARRHEA DANGEROUS.
White disrShea is also . drssd
ed chick disease and at the arst
sympton Of II, prompt treatment
should Dc given the affected
CHICKS and preventive measures
taken With the rest, az this die
ease frequently sweept of the
entire hatch, when not properly |
fought.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-04

United States. Federal inspec
tors and wardens are required,
and others interested IN the pro-
lection OF wild fowls are request.
ca, to report to the Department
OF Agriculture all cases Of viola
lions OF the regulations, in order
that proper action may be taken.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-04

Headaches that come from a dis
ordered stomach or constipated
bowels are permanently cured by
HERB1NE. u purifies the system
and regulates the bowels. Price SOC.
Sold ~ H0TOR0E DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-04
SUCCESSION SALE
10th JUDICIAL DISTRICT CbURT.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF IBERIA
suce1ssion OF No. 1859
Jos. Hsbsrt Dslcambrs. licensed.

BY virtue df . commission issuet
unto me. the Andersigae1, Admins
traitor ost Of NE above said Court
undsr an orde& granted on the ~
day Of February 1915.
There will ba sold bs the under
signed Administf atoS, ar . duly al,
thorissd Public Aue tioneev, YOE
CASH for the narposs Of realizing
funds TO pay debit Of the above said
euccession) AZ Pulblic Auction, to thu
last and high hest bidder, on
SATURDAY. ths 18th DAY OF
MARCH 1915,
between legal sale hSurs, At the last
residence Of the dedehssd the proper.
~ belonging to Che kbovs said Success
sion. and Asscribsdl 10 follows to Wit
1st. A sertain trait Of land, situss.
- at Pstis Anss. II Iberia Parish.
with all the buildi4ks and Improve.
nents thereoa ana tllereunto boiOsQ.
Ing. moasurin9 twbAty two arpents,
moro or lees, bounded On the North
BY lands Of Bourgebidand others, on
the South BY Publie rdad. on the last
By Mrs. rslicisa bel&ambrs and on
The West By landa Of drs. Despslisr
Aiguss.
snd. Aaosher (srtal1 tract Of land
situated II the Parrish lpf Iberia to-
gsther With thd bulldiAgs and in-
provemsnts thekeon an4 therounto
belonging eoa iAining thifty-sevsn
and ons-hslf afpsnts Id superficial
area, more OF less, aAA bounded
North BY Oa{il Dsroudh, on the
1osth By Mrs. Emile Deropen. on the
East By Mrs. Emile Oefoden and On
shs West By lft just shove described.
Srd. Anotf sr csrtaia trait or lasd
II said Rari(h and state, adjoining
lands above lsscfibel, tog@tAsr with
ths buildings and imptovements
sherecn a4d shsreunto belonging,
containing Ishtrty-ono and one-half
arpento, mfre or less, bounded on the
north ~ aephe and Onell Derouen,
q the SOuSA BY Are. Emilio Derouen
ana OraeeI Derouea on th9 East BY
me sract 1hss above described and on
she West by Orace Derouen.
!. 9Th. Another parcel Of Mad Id.
joining TIE land just above d1tcribsd,
containing six arpents, In suberiiciai
area, together with Ne IMPROVE.
ments thersontc aad being bob nded
On the North b. Alpine Derouen, on
ehe South By Grace Derousn, on the
East By Oface Defouen and on the
West By Mss. Emile Derouen.
5th. All Ne movable property full.
II described In the supplemental In
ventoey died 10 eaid succession.
FDLIOIEN DELCAMBRE.
Administrator. |
0annseA I DsoooU1u4 A1ovA
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WHY 80 Many SPEAKERS,

II John Parker hasn't . Rhoel
Of . show 20 b elected governor,
% the regular organs claim with
such cocksure pertinaclty, Why
the necssslty Tor oil this foss and
feathers Of organising - elabo.
rate and expensive campaign
20 defest himi-Donaldson
Chief.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-04

From . Shoe-pegto ships spar.
H.. D1RTt And LUMBRR co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-03-04
1.-THE MARTYRS
OF THE ALAMO. y

Fine Arts Five-Reel Histo-
rical Drama Produced I'm
der 'the Direction of w.
Christy Cabanne and the
Supervision of David w.
Griffith.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-10

Chapter %" +. T.. o., was mos, dc.
llgh'frlly entertained at luncheon nj
ne home of Mrs. Emma Took, ON
Friday, March 3.
h" cn'ors Of the orior, Mellow ard
Whl,e, were carried out through en-, n
~ tho i've courses ~ luch as nos;
pie The ccntcrpicCc was an artistic
bouquet Of jonquils and rrcsias, tho
pace cards wore tiny wrcaths of vel
low spring flowers fastened TO the
gohlcts aud the large round table
lald with n chuny lace set, with its
gold and white china was thing Of
beauty, indcd.
The hOstesscS were: Mrs, Uind,.
Mrs, Teller, Mrs. IooI,. Mrs. Allen
Mrs Schultz, Mrs, Dawson and Miss
Harris. '''''
AFTER the luncheon several boau,i-
inl selections were PLAYED on the VIC
tro'a and then came the election Of
officers for the following year, which
resulted rs follows; Miss Mae zach.
man, president; Mrs. Elsie Martin.
wee president; Mrs. Carrie Lchmcr'
recording secretary; Mrs. Flora Kun.
k'l' corresponding secretary; MIR.
tranky lllndc, treasurer; Mrs, Lottie
Van, Bnskirk, chaplain; Mrs. Edith
bunker, journalist; hrs. CharIcne
Dawson, guard.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-10
BENTON.

Otis Buckles is working for
Joshua Guthrie this season.
Mrs. Ed Simons, of Mound
City, visited last week at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Matte Wicker.
Paul Emerson has received from
Mankato, Minnesota, IA pair of thor
oughbred Mammoth Bronze turkeys.
Miss Cora Field, Of Woodvile, is
making a two weeks visit with her
friends and relatives in Benton, Mon
ticello and Eimsey neighborhoods.
Emory Wicker and wife and Mrs.
Simons spent the day Sunday ut the
T.. o. Wicker home in Lincoln neigh
borhood, it being the birthday of En-
Ory's mother.
Robert Emerson and family and
Gale Emerson and /. family visited
Miss Bootic Price, Mrs. Robert Emcr-
son and daughter, Roberta, the first
of the week.
Mrs. James Fields, of Monticello,
died very suddenly last Friday mora
ing. She had been i'll for some time,
but was so much improved that she
expected to be up in short time.
VERlTAS.
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J. {. WHITMER,
DENTIST.
PROUD BUILDING.
North Side Of Square.
Both Phones

Mrs. &. W. Cole and Miss Nan
ME Crop, of Richville, have returned
from Rochester, Mimi, where the lat
ter had her adenoids removed.
democrats of the county will hold
their county convention to name dele
gates to thee state convention ut
Mound City, ON Tuesday, next, March
l4th.
Parent-Teacher Association n
the High School Auditorium, Tues
day evening, March l4th, 1870 p. m.
Every one interested in our schools
should attend.
Asher Hester and daughter, Mar
guerite, have moved back to Holt
County from Nortonville, Kansas,
where they have resided the past
eight years, and they will farm the
Mrs. j. +. Bucher farm north of Ore
gon the coming year. We are in
deed glad to see them again become
residents. Of our vicinity.
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Wood For Sale.
\ lot Of good dry wood. cut to stove
length, for sale. See
MRS. FRANCES I. DUNCAN

The residence and IL, contents Of
Frank Grimes. in the Chambers dis.
trict, was totally destroyed by lire
SUNDAY lat. March p.
Charlie. Mark, and ION. Claud.
wcr" ia 81 Joseph. Saturday and
SUNDAY last, claud hus hi tonsi's
and ad"n"id- removed.
Nice S.room house IN good llolt
County town for trade az sale. VII
tax" team and other stock. See ",
V. kcown. Van liuskirk building.
John Boyd. With the hri,lpr do.
nrrtmcni Of the Santa Fc railroad.
~ Wiusluw, Arizona. H. here cnjoying
biz vacation with III, mother. Mrs.
Jennie Boyd, brothers and sisters.
For Trade ~ SHE Some extra
good bloodcd driving hurscs. aud col /,
for hi", cheap hor,,s. cattle. hnr
~ would trade IN cheap land or cuui-
tie, In samc. Call ~ ~ address.
:. T. PERKINS,
Oregon. Mo-. Route =.
Jonas Watson and Grant Howard
have returned home after few da, :
visi, with their hrothcr-in-law Joe
Hermann, whom they report n better
hut getting along slowly. Jonas wns
also renewing acquaintance with Er-
bingham and Lancaster friends.
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SEN NTOR JOHN ". WEEKS
or Massachusetts

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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-10
SCHOOL NOTES

The furniture for the hospital roon
lrrivcd this week. The ladies of tn
>. T.. O. are fixing up the room 81
.iccly that some Of the pupils anc
pachcrs are ha'f wishing that. u
hey mist he sick. that they could
akc the start at the school house.
NJ the event of spring weather the
ja-c ball bug" has made its appeal
nee on the school grounds. Last
week the toys OF the 9th, 9TH and S'h
trades organized their teams and ar
nracticing at every available time.
Yryan Benton. the CAPTAIN Is busy
looking for games. The 18th grade
team has some Of the best material
n school and are able to interest
come Of the older teams.
A literary society was organize
asst week with Jay Petrcc as prosi-
lent and Anna Markt as secretary.
Russcl Tochtcrman was elected leader
If enthusiasm" The different "yells"
were practiccd 80 as to be in rcadi-
ness for all occasions. The literary
society is to give it, first program
on March 81. As this is the Open
ing number. IL was decided to have an
open meeting NJ the school IN the
evening. Mrs. Calkins, of st. Joseph,
has been secured to give a program
Of readings in connection with the SO
cicty's program. She comes to rs
highly recommended. and no doubt
will give an entertainment worth
while. On account of the expense an
admi-- sion fec will be- CHARGED.
The bows and giil, basket ball team
went 10 Craig last Friday and played
the school teams. Of that place. Both
team. were victorious IN two of the
bc-t gamcs they have had this season.
This b. the second victory for the
boys over the Craig team. The girls
did some Of the best playing since
the team wa. organized.
Miss Niuchrcnncr IL again in school
after Few days absence on account
Of the sickness Of her mother at
Clark .burg. Mo. afe
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-10
LlGHTENS LABOR AND
RAISES PROFITS or MILK
Cream Separator Does Much to Sol,,
One Of Farms Problems, Says
University Dairy Expert.

The handling of milk constitute
one Of the problems of the farm
Hence il may be profitable to call a.
tcntion to the advantages to be gain
,d by tie use Of n cream separator
The cream separator H. one of the
modern inventions which increase
the profits ard Lighters the labor Oh
the far !. according to &. II. ECklc.
Of the College Of Agriculture Of the
University Of Missouri, at Columbia
The genuine cream separator, not H.,
tin-can kind. removes practically all
the cream from milk. By using tho
separator, from onc-fourth to one
third more butter can be made than
wien the cream is raised by gravity
in the common crock or pail. That
is to say. four cows with separator
are equal to five similar ones without
"a separator. The separator get.
enough more cream just about to pay
for itself In one year where ten aver.
age cows are kept.
The quality of butter made from
sclarator cream j. always better and
often sells for two cents or more a
pound higher than butter made from
cream secured 10y the old gravity pro-
cess.
The labor Of caring for milk H. ma
s'all item for the farmers wife.
With the separator the labor IL great
ly reduced. When milking time
come, the mixer. take the s,par-
Htor pals with them. milk the cow.
separate The milk. feed skim milk ~
the calycs or pigs and bring the
cream 10 the house along with the
separator bowl for washing.
The warm, sweet, skim milk ~.
cured from the separator H. in the
best possible condition for feeding
calves and pigs and H. of great value
for this purpose. The up.to-datc
farmer raises his calves on skim milk
and sells the cream to pay for keep.
ing the COW.
The initial expense H. practically.
the only one attached tp separator.
On the farm Of the College Of Agri.
culture Of the University Of Missou,i
separator has been used ~ separate
the milk Of ~ cows twice day for
four year,, with less than 81 cN.
pcnsc for repairs.
There are twelve or fifteen kinds of
scpnrators that will give good salts.
faction IL used under proper condi.
tons.
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gu Soldier students In University
(orDs,

There are more cadets receiving
military training nj the University n
Missouri "a Col, mhia than at We I
Point. the school where the L. y. gov
crnmcnt trains officer, rpr H. army.
IN. ""nr there nrc GO men in the
lrivci g Cadet Iurg..
Drr. = tGc first year in the I'm.
Nrfsity, e; u sigdyut o.. required !,
u military training three hour. .
week. gnl"ss "'sulgd the work con.
n" o.! lrIl Goa the camp ..
iiilc practice. aud ia he spring ranp.
are frl' anI '1,n u.'ur Instruction
glN"m The Cauct officer, are stu.
. a. "' e sell. boo tho work az wru
have had mi ,iUy o.p.r,n,. l.....
60 ."g : tIr tU,y.ls J. The, a.,
paid u small monthly a,ury l., ltr
,t"t.. 20 u student take mi.,tauy
dnrin" f's four years at college lee l.
made commissioned officer I'm tie
National Guard uf NJ, puri.
. .'gular United state, prmy pf.
Ne called for service at the Uni
We ny 20 tai" charge uf military H..
sttucilun. and he supervise, the Wort,
~ any other teacher uI professor. IN
tHc lht TIRE" year Missouri mill
i@ry srhool La, risen e. "a plare rf
poliH"ncc among the. uiIitnr.
',hpu.S 1iliiia cd with state ur.vrr.i.
ties, having tVicc ranked among NJ.
ten I."st efficient cf tho - ,Ii,,r
school IN the United States. The IN
sprcuon 60 decide the laIng has not
yet hccn made this year. The pre-.
"nt efficiency ur Ms,ugr's soldier
students has been attained with only
one year Of military ddll required,
whereas other universities REQUIRE
from two T. four y"ar, Of service.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-10
Notice TO Land Owners in \odaw q,
Drainage District No, ..

All owners of land within Nodaway
Drainage District No. .. Of Andrew
and Holt Counties. State Of Missouri.
are hereby notified that there will bc
held a meeting of the land owners
within said district ut the Leach Mill
at the Nodaway river. at / O'Clock -.
M. Thursday. March 20. 1916. for the
purpose Of clccting member Of the
l.nard Of Supervisors, to succeed q.
W. shores. whose term has expired.
q. ". SHORES.
Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-10

Mrs. Mary A. Ettinger died in For
est City, "Wednesday afternoon, Of
this week. She was born in Cincin-
natl, Ohio, February u, 1874 and
was y years and 20 days of aye AT
me time OF her death. Funeral SER
vices VIII be held Friday morning, Mt
10 o'clock, conducted by Rev. Wet.
eel, and burial in Benton cemetery.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-10

Simmons & Kee desire to inform
the public, that having purchased the
hack line, express, passenger and oil
business from N. L. Moore, they ave
now ready to attend to all business In
these lines, In addition to their freight
business. and you can get them by
calling the livery barn.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-10

Memorial services in honor of the
memory of Hon. 7. C. DUNCAN will be
held at the court house this Thurs
day. evening, March 0, by the bar of
Holt county. The public is invited.