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Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
JUDITH JOINS.

Dear Sisters of the Social Corner have always been an interested reader of the Social Corner letters. I have found in them many helpful sug- gestions- If there is room for one more would like to join your happy family
 JUDITH
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
HoUsE,cL BANNING.

Dear Corner Sisters;-How nice 1t is to :'aed No7 some housekeepers get their cleaning. aene from top to bottom, just lilEa the movies.
 This one wifi dn for running mate
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29

as boiling seems to give them a strong and unpleasant flavor. The children will be able to dispose of the juice without dIfhcufty.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29

try your real beans. Thanks for prrt- ty card. Hope to join the pow-wow on May 10th
 I ET
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
OLGA.

The Flint Creek district. PhiIipsburE. Mont, Is one of the most productives silver mining regions on the contlnent.j !
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
SOCIAL CORNER PRIZES FOR APRIL

FrstPr
  = . Y To Sue for $1oo
  Clothes
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
AcRcsrIc FROM KITTY LOU.

Dear Social Corner Edftor:-It seems as if we should have an acros- tic in our corner.
 AIRY. Airy. never look at the brambles. am sure you will forget there are
 any. Remember and open your eyes to the
 posies, You win find there are ever so many.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
IT IS BETTER TO WHISTLE THAN TO WEEP
EVERY woMAN's OPPORTUNITY

 of Wednesday If eahw on but of he Norwich
  Award drnadet the last
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
PRIMROSE.

Primrose, when the doubting clouds Remember us and come floating round, In an instant let us cease to find fault, May we cease to frown- Really we can't have all sunlight, Or would we if we could: So we take for our benefit Each trouble combined with the god.
 OLGA. Olga, how. many peas in a pint2 Look for name of two flowers for Q menagerie. Give me the reason Adam bit the apple Eva gave. Answer these and receive a prize.
 KITTY LOU.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
ICE CREAM.

swEEr SIXTEEN, that was
Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29

MADGE MORTON.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-01-15
mile north Of Darkesvllle.

II mile north of Darkesyille.
February %, Monday Benjamin
Hoffman, 2 miles east of Shepherds
town, Jefferson county.
February 20, Thursday William e.
VanMetre, one-half mile east of Wine.
brenner's Cross Roads.
March /, Wednesday, b. Whit
| tington, administrator of William Nc
Sherry, / mile east of Leetown, JEFF
ferson county.
March 2, Thursday T. Files,
near Jones Spring.
March 3-W. A. Fulk, Kearneys-
vile.
March Nv. Lee Banks, near Shep-
herdstown.
March 6. Monday Holland Sper.
ow, 1 mile east of Falling Waters
church.
March 7, Tuesday-George w. BY
ers, ! mile east of Marlowe.
March S-H. S. Snapp, Inwood.
Jefferson county.
March 8, Thursday--Mrs. Helen
Kline, Opequon district, miles east
of Martinsburg.
March 10-W. r. Hollida, Opequon
district.
March BE Brown Morrow, 2
miles southeast of Martinsburg.
March III. w. Siler, Falling Wa
ters.
March 15-W. II. Stehley, Rocky
Marsh, Jefferson county.
March 16-Wilbur f. Evans, Ger
rardstown district.
March 17-C. L. Nicely, miles
west Of Martinsburg
| March GO. Butler Miller, near
/ Billmyers Mill.
March 22-George Cushwa, admir-,
Henry Cushwa, deceased, miles
southeast Winebrenner's Cross Roads
March 27-Mrs. r. M. Cation, near
! Moler's Cross Roads.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-01-15
WEST VIRGINIA FOLKS
HEAR MARY P. DICKENS
Readings and lmpersonations 3,
Actress Who Played With
Joseph Jefferson.

Mary Randolph Dickens, who play.
ed with the late Joseph Jefferson, en-
tertained members of the West Viz,
ginia Society at the January meet.
ing Saturday night, at the New VIII.
lard Hotel, Washington, with read.
ings and representations.
A musical program was given.
Henry s. Baker of the District ex.
else board, president of the assocla.
ton, presided. Conrad Syme, corpor.
alton counsel, made brief address.
Saturday nights attendance is said
to have been the largest at month
ly meeting since the inception of
the club in 1914 More than 25o
were present. Membership has in
creased rapidly, and during Novem-
Der and December more than 200
were admitted. -
Umbrella for Col De Grange.
Former Gov. George w. Atkinson,
Judge of the Court of Claims, pre-
scented to Col J. William De Grange
in behalf of the society, an umbrel-
la, in recognition of his services dur
ing the Grand Army encampment,
September q to October 9, and for
his efforts in the society's welfare.
Col De Grange said that he appre.
ciated the kindness of the mem.
bers.
The society handbook was distribute
ed, and on motion of Judge Atkinson
rising vote of thanks was giver,
to Col. DeGrange, the publisher, who
presented it without cost.
The following were elected to
membership: Robert e. Aud, Mrs. d.
], Barton, Wilson C. Hefner, Mrs.
W. C. Heffner, Miss e. w. Irelan,
DR.. j. X. Jennings. Mrs. ]. X. Jen,
nigs, Miss Vivian Mclaughlin, George
nings, Miss Vivian Mclaughlin.
George b. Mclaughlin, Mrs. A. C. Mel
son, r. w. Owens, Mrs. Josie Gil
lespie Owens. Mrs. Gertrude F. Swim
gle, w. w. Trail Mrs. w w Trail
and DR.. Mary Turner Stout.
Since the election of President Ba-
ker in October, the membership has
grown until the organization is said
to be the largest state society IN the
capial.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-01-15
Cheese SouHIe.

Take two good soup spoonfuls of
-four and mix it with half a teacup-
full of milk; melt a lump of buttes,
the size of filbert, and add that,
then enough grated cheese to your
taste, and the yolks of four eggs.
Add at last the whites of four eggs,
beaten stiffly; pepper and salt. Butter
a mold, put in your mixture, and let
it cook for one hour in saucepan,
surrounded with boiling water, and
the lid on. Then turn out the souffle
and serve with sauce, to which you
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-01-15
Personal Property Sales
The following is the personal sales listed date
by Dodd g. Hoffman, auctoneers

January 15-F. S. Hooge, adm. of
Mary f. Ways, decd Martinsburg.
January rs, Friday Elliott Orr, Ger
rardstown district.
January 29-Harry e. Trenary Mar
tinsburg.
January 81, Monday-E. l.. Miller,
l mile south of Arden.
February 2, Wednesday-A F.. Hol-
Ida, near Security in Opequon dis
trict.
February 3-J w. Duvall Harlem
Spring, Berkeley county.
February Mrs. Nj. A. Carter, Ger
rardstown.
February 4-Lee Fl. Howell, near
Marlowe. Falling Waters district
February "a. T. Milburn, near
Cumbo
February s-John w. Mckee, admir-,
Of S. A. Lemaster. decd, Falling Wa
ters.
February 10, Thursday-B. M. Ship
per. Opequon district.
February II, Fridays. G. Small,
Opequon district.
February II, William
Row, near Duffields depot, Jefferson
county. "A
February IA, Monday. w. bet.
ter, Falling Waters district.
February IS, Tuesday,. B. Cook,
Falling Waters district.
February 16, Wednesdays. F. My
ers, 2 miles west of Martinsburg.
February II, Thursday G. r.
Stuckey, Shanghai.
February IS, Friday-,John A. Speck,
near Darkesyille.
February 19-Nelson Lamp, Ger.
rardstown district.
February Il, Monday-H. Fl. Ruth
erford, half mile south of Martinsburg
February %, Tuesday-Philip Van
Metre, l mile east of Martinsburg.
February 20, Wednesday-Ca
Felker, l mile north of Shenandoah
Junction, Jefferson county.
February "a, Thursday-John Sion
aker, Gerrardstown district.
February %, Friday--C. l.. Butler
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-01-15
NOTICE: /!

1t having been reported that the
Wien Undertaking business would BIZ
closed, | wish to inform the public
such is not the case. The business
will continue the same as it has for
the last rs years in the name of Wi.
len Undertaking Establishment. Any
one needing our services cali in per-
son or by phone.
u 80 tt JOHN A. WHEN.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-01-15
Woman S Corner
Breakfast.

Breakfast.
White Grapes Cereal
Sausage Buckwheat Cakes
Coffee
Luncheon.
Cheese Souffle
Lettuce with Mayonnaise
Fruit, Cake and Tea
Dinner.
Potato Cream Soup
Beksteak Mushrooms
Baked Potatoes Corn
Celery Salad Waters
Cup Custard Coffee
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-01-15

town. That tired feeling" oppressed
the workers in the large mills there
to such an extent that il became not
only a humanitarian but a business
problem also. The Public Health
Service was asked to investigate In
quiry was quickly made and report
rendered that malaria could be stamp.
ed out at cost of a little money and
Intelligent labor. Government funds
were not available and the milling in
terests supplied the cash.
Nearby marshes were drained. Pest
breeding spots were cleaned out. Mos
quito-proof sleeping quarters were in
troduced. The methods applied for
the protection of the American army
in Cuba and the Philippines were dup
Heated in this North Carolina town
for the protection of American indus
try. Now there is practically no ma
laria at Roanoke Rapids.
War Brings New Duties.
1t is not only in Europe that the
war has added new duties and re-
sponsibilities for the foreign services
of the United States. In practically
all the distant possessions of Great
Britain-in the Bermudas, Canada,
Australia, New Zealand. South Afri-
ca, India-there are prison camps in
which German and Austrian residents
of these colonies are concentrated
In all these colonies, the American
consuls are serving as the representa-
tiyes also of the Central Powers. Part
of their duties consists of making
regular inspection of these prison
camps.
Throughout Turkey, the United
States eonsuls represent the Allied
Powers. In French foreign domin.
ions or spheres of infiuence-in Mar
Unique, Cochin China, Algiers, Moroc-
co, Guadeloup. Tunis and Tahiti
again the United States agent is sole
protector of the rights of Germans.
Quick Reduction.
1t is estimated by the Bureau of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce that
when the war started the United
States owed from $4,000. 100000 to ST.
500,000,000. That is, it is figured that
Europe had invested this sum in
American securities and that there
fore the United States was debtor to
Europe for this vast capital.
Now Europe is piling up debts in
the United States at the rate of more
than $40,000000 a month or of about
s500,000,000 year, a great part of
which is used to buy back part of the
billions of American securities held
across the Atlantic. If this goes on
five years, the slate will be clear be-
tween Europe and the United States
or course all American securities
will not be bought back. But our re-
naming debt to Europe would be off
set by loans to other countries. This
lis what the change from debtor to
creditor nation will mean.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-01-15
PUBLIC SALE CLERK.

To the public | wish to offer my
services in the capacity of sale clerk
ing in thorough and up-to-date man.
ner.
VIII write up your sale on short
notice, act as clerk and grade notes at
a moderate price. For reference
ers of Berkeley county which extends
over a period of years. Winchester
phone 601-31
i IL If HARDWOOD BURKHART
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-01-15

add already cooked mushrooms. Clean
them first of all, chop them and cook
them until tender in butter and their
own juice; then throw them into the
sauce and pour it over your milk.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-01-15

Il 4. Riddle, Gen. Pass. Agt
]. II. Tonge, supt.
WA Gard. Agent. hartinsburx, VIA
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-01-15
CUMBERLAND VALLEY r.. r.
TIME TABLE.

In effect Sunday, JuEe ~, 1915.
xDaily except Sunday
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-26
Tax Collector, Jr.,
26l6

L. n Black Jack with white points,
Foalcd June. 1907, i5,s hands high
standard measure.
Extra good head and err, weighs
now in thin flesh. 1000 pounds. Has
shown some good mules.
Was bred by c. ". Baird, Lus
Cossas, Tennessee.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-26
Juniors Go Fishing.

Last Wednesday evening, very en-
joyable time was had by the Junior
class. After school they We're taken
by two very accommodating boys of the
class to beautiful grove, near tho
Little Tark river. northwest of Forest
City. The members of the class went
fishing in this beautiful stream, and
although not many fish We're caught,
a very delightful time was reported
by every one present. Only three
members of the class, Pauline Rulcy
Waunetta Patterson and Kate Norris
were unable TO be present.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-26


IN compliance 81 ih nu uf'irial r'uu,.i m.
Nc,,r ~. Grand Arm, ~ the r,puhlir. io
ns.l., aud rnrti,ipat. In Memorial BAY afi
Decoration Inv 'N-rri.cs, the following ut,i'F.
arr officially issued from ih.-. hcadtunr,er..
With N. .arn"., f-iu.s, thu, they BE- strictly
complied With In order ,hn, ". may by thee
acts. be- ~ help To- N. RAPIDLY thinning rank.
of IN. q. \, u.
Al Sens NJ Veterans ~ the Blu. and tie
Gray m. cordially Invited to bin In ,h.,. ~.
crri--. and where assignment. ARE mad. To
thu, the ohj.'i of IN. assignment l. thor.
oughiy carried uu,. TIL. Invitation extend.
10 MI sons and srnnd-nn. ~ veteran. ~ N.
Chli War. whether m.mh.r. ~ the organized
camp II S"ns ~ Veteran. n, or.von Or not.
W. y. Schul,. and Roy Runk.l m, detailed
10 arrange ~. musirai program for N. Ne.
morial services IN SUNDAY, the :sth day II
MAY. aud for the Decoration hay program.
| Edward R"s'"rk I. detailed ~ Sorg.ant 81
tho Guard md h. viii make NJ. dc,all accord.
/ inTly and rri-r' Ia hrndiIunr,cr-, Tho follow.
Inc me announced ~ tho detail for guard.
md viii r'i"ri =" the S'rf"nH' NJ the Guard
orluf Il,ndi,,, Prank Ru.h Hurnc. Greene.
Ward ii'nilcy. Pad ipc, jaime. Rp.,oeG.
Harold g"-'o'k and William Stewart.
Usof'c ., s"'nnu. Senior We. Commander.
{, h'r,l,y dol mated o. Of1s,r ~ ihc pny.
lirr Milr I. ussirrr,l ,o duty ~ Co'pr
SERGEANT. and win rI.,u 10 prrcr II the
lny, u-,rro g. S''uBn, for du'y.
", !, Mnrlt VII take ohnrso ~ M lccorn.
'inUs md VIII make his d''nll nni VIII r,ior
." Rev, 'lag,'i, ~ the Presbyterian church.
t,r irHrw,inn.,
The fplluNiug ludc. nrc respect fully ~.
up'si-l io net a. committee tn rec, ly.
'hr flowers n, the hand stand In m. court
Yard oH N" morning II NAV i0,h. u, y
" VI, and =" arrange them In suitable form.
i'r decoration ruri1srsi Medicines Tom
Curry. G,ur'' T. Sc,man 4. y, MARYLAND. u.
w. hnW H"hor, FRYE. Robert Hatch, VIII
Mnrkt. Enri Cooper, William Turnham, J, g.
llngHn, l., H. Graham. William Stewart, Ciar.
Castle, 3, T.. Allcn, =. \, smith, John Sim.
mans, lirri Marie, John IIiliurd, Mirl Gr,onc
", G. kuuk,l, u. u, kunkol, James IlunismHn
Riley iluia'i, Guy l., Cummlus, N, ", Duughr
aud lwuh fcrro and Mice Corn Ery., llnr,
: i'nfr Duncan, MARY llo#'I'cr, Mnrg,nrr,
BOYD nud Ella Castle, Al pcrsons hnyin.
U"N"rs 10 spare nrc requested tu sond then
% tho baud stand In the Court Yard nj
! later than q \. NJ, Tuesday, MAY lUth. n
nnr one VITA can furnish HnvcIs viii Motif,
Scout Master W, l., Schultz or scout Master
H. &, kunhol hoy scouts viii he detailed 1,
call and vet The flowers aud carry them Il
the Court Yard. Al Sons Of Veterans OF,
requested to bring with them from their home,
~ many flowers as possible.
!, The following detail l. announced. who VII
, report ut the hand stand In the park Mt o "A
!. NJ On Tuesday, May 20. and render assIs,anc,
to the ladies Of the noNpr committee, Ton
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-26

In compliance with orders from the National
and Department headquarters 81 the Grand
Army ~ the Republic. ALL survivors Of the
Unlp1 Army and their snns Of the Confel'r.
ate Army and their sons. and the SURVIVOR
NJ the Standardization War are requested
~ n.s,inhl. ~ the our, Yard Park, ON sun.
day. MAY =. 1918. ~ 10 \. ~. for the pur.
,u.. ~ attending divine worahip u, the Pre-.
Ly,efian rhurh. The annual sermon viii h"
delivered hy Rev. johnson. ~ the Evangelical
church. aud the church choir il roIucsicd 'o
furnish N. MUSIC for the OCCASION aud u y
hor,i by NE organization that MI ~ 'h'
church organization. 81 the city will .pin ~
,h".o services.
Al omfudcs ~ 'hc GRIND Army. 10, Con.
f.l.ru',s md .Yrs vt thee veterans and
Spanish. Nmori,nn War veterans are requested
tu n..,rii, NJ 'r, Court Yard rnrk. nt o.
\. ". T,alr,. Mny 100. 1919. md With
f,t,r. r-l..,I in body 10 tho c,uo,ry.
when. 'H, ri'u,l of 90. Grand Nrny VII O.,
.l..Hs.i and 90, grave. ut Oh" d'nr"l
s.urii,s VIII o., i.rYrH'oi.
M HlI.... .i.i i' dsii.,r,i 90 'n' r,r'''r
D. ,HHrI T. O.. iiHi'ra.
%. .li. OFF q, ". 80 NNiSs
h. D. NuEDNN. Commander
hI.I'.H'.
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Mrs. Ben Crouser and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Louie Stalcup, were st. j.
seph visitors, last week.
Charley Williams, Of Napier, was
In Oregon, Friday and Saturday Of
last week, attending court, and had
time to drop in and see US for few
minutes.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-26
Card of Thanks,

We desire to return our heartfelt
and sincere thanks to the kind friends
and neighbors, and especially 10
Oregon Lodge, |. o. o. f., and sons
of Veterans, who so kindly came 10
our aid and assistance in our hour of
alllcton-the sickness and death of
our beloved son and brother, George
w. Opel. MRS. W. C. OPEL.
AND CHILDREN,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-26
Attention, Comrades!

Members Of Meyer Post, G. A. r.
will be the guests Of their comrade
B. F. Morgan, at his home, on Satur.
day, May eth, at 2 o'clock p. m. All
comrades are urged to be present.
G. w. CUMMINS,
F. s. MORGAN, Commander.
Adjutant.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-26

Mrs. s. f. Field, accompanied by
her little son, of Nebraska, are the
guests OF her parents, w. J. Glass and
wife, OF Forest City.
-Dressmaking-All who want
hrst-class dress-msking and tailoring,
call on N. 2. Csudell, on second door
in the Peacher building.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-26
ARMOUR

The rcrcheron Stallion, ARMOUR.
H. recorded by the rcrcheron Society
II America, and his recorded number
Is s5iT0.
Color and Descriptions: Grey, blaze
face.
Pedigree, Foaled April 81, 1909;
bred by John Sommcr. Oregon, Mi
souri,: owned by Herman \. Sommor.
Oregon, Missouri. L. strong 1872
hands high, weight 100 pounds. liza.
good bone. fine style and action.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-26
Frank Burger is recovering from

Fred Burnett. of Mound City. had
business in Oregon. one day last week.
Lin Dcrr. Bob knoalo and John
Dcrr were in 81 Joseph. Thursday on
business.
Henry Thomas. the Mound CITE
banker. and his wife are at Excelsior
Springs.
Ed Kcown was looking after bus.
ines interests in It. Joseph, Friday
Of last week.
Mrs. Rcbccca Castle and Mrs. 7.
8. Morgan were visiting Forest City
friends. last Thursday.
Miss Mary Hostcttcr has return
ell from n visit with her sister, Mr..
:. :. Bevcr. Of Amazonia.
Edwin \. Welty will go to the
Chicago convention in his car, with
Ray Lukcns at the wheel.
j. VI. ilodgin. Of New Point, at
tended the Birth Of Nation" in st.
Joseph. Thursday Of last week.
We are sorry to learn Of the seri-
Gus sickness Of Mrs. \. II. Jeffrey.
who resides between here ard forest
City.
Miss Minnie Buctzcr has return
ell 90 her home in Oregon, after few
days visit in Mound City with rcla-
tiycs.
Mrs. L. \. Lander. If Forest
City. lcf, last week for Denver, Colo.
whore she will make an cVtcndcd visit
with relatives.
jane wilson. of Forbes, was in
-. Joseph. Thursday of lat week. llr
has opened n spanking new barber
shop IN Fprhr-.
Mi Kate Erudhock AMI Miss Al.
alinc lau.i.nn viii leave. this week.
FOR MartVi''o. where they viii attend
the summer NuMal.
Mir. Ou Enr. ut kau.a. CITY,
kgn.a.. f. GrH visiting f..up e. she
say Everett since ho h'camc napa
j. %. d.gr.n,i a. senator.
.-B''l" i'm Patterson. of ~" TIL.
umUh district. viii ugt In lGnp arr'.
Of corn. sp w" have boon informed.
lie ha. ~ listers Zoo operation.
Fired Nuior. Of Forest CITY. who
recently worked hor" fpr fcw la,
in the Hatch barber shop. Ia. opened
up new barber shop in Force, CITY.
-Gcnrgc A. Cnnaway and Tom
Bridgmon. Of lIircl"w. were in town,
Friday of last week. attending court.
We acknowledge very pleasant call.
Miss Julia pcvorss and Mr..
Frank Locke. of Forbes. were In -.
Joseph. Thursday last. the former TAX
ing treatment from DIR. W. e. Proud.
I'd Wcty.l and wife. Miss Nir.
ginia Ne,herland and \. q. bankers
am VIE .nloEcu S,'inv me blr,h 81
a. "'''"' y" '''' '"''P'' "'' '"''"'
..,. :, IT.,
"A CRAP" 'rul, tree IN bio"m can
NJ seen N me SHOW wlndow o' the
store OF hrc.k hasn,ss' Is one
Year o,a, ana was raised by MIS- IN
"rew hfcck'
y. ~ Jaws w" now photograph
or, from 81 Joseph, mas moved in'o
Whht KNOWN NJ tn' H""k Nu"i"'
Shcht''i Nv 70 v" weary nm" Is no"
rc"'E 'or "u''n''H'
-,icorg" Stephenson and wife went
to -. Joseph, lat Thursday, TO SEQ
thc'r son, 80 VINO We. "n'fa,rh uhnn
Inf hrn'hl'l,lH' inc previous M"hhhN'
lh"y report '''" u, d"lng Nicely
Miss Ednn Williams, Of Napier,
n daughter of Charlie Williams, has
been cmnloycd to teach he lIlun city
school Nh" coming. school year We
nr'l'ct F'"' s'h'"' l"f inc nun
w! p''p',
w. q. Mclntyrc, formerly of Holt
county. hut nov n resident of Jewell
CITY, Kansas, H. visiting In tpp"r
Holt with relatives. W, g.. was sheriff
OF Holt county from 1872 10 1874, and
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-26
dolph. John William Ferguson.

60, an +. n. kDov,c..
ro,,.,, II n g. pbilbriel and wife.
ra.,..n t,,Lo-. t1,,. pridyo.
ms ~ ~. sidney rdn.r and wife.
n....,, t,,,,rd psc,,,.
- v,ti, r.o,r,
nnw.nn purv,u r.eor,.
na..,r rbnrl.s F.cor,.
p,nvidde. W, William Ball and wife.
n,n.iJJ, r. r p.r prate.
r,d,, p,,,d u,ory. uulatt,
r,d,r siI,. y.cor,.
ro.,.r. John rd,pr MORGAN.
-. 81 r.,,r,
rryc. p,h.r, Josiah Carroll and wife.
rr,,. Lab, r. G. DUNCAN,
rr,r,n. p.,r n. :. rb.tps and wife
freeman. And, 4 n. N.ponnIJ.
u,,,p.. n. T.. Th,ma. palfr,y.
u,,.n.. vii n. H. Cs,l.Il.,
c.ot.,, r,,,t q 1. Ali.p and wife.
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-26

The Percheron Stallion, Gondlier.
was imported from France in August,
1910. by Singmastcr & Sons. of keota,
Iowa; foaled April 81. 1905.
Color and Description: Black, stands
IL hands high and weighs 1000 lbs. 4;
is Of kind disposition, has fine style
and action.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-26

Terms and Conditions; The above
horses and Jack will make the season
Of 1916 on my farm. -, miles east o.,
Oregon. ON the State road. and pa
miles west Of the Iron Bridge, M I
close to the Mayilowcr school house;
Sia.5O will he charged to insure living
col, from ARMOUR. and $1,000 from
|GONDELlER and TAN COLLECTOR
JR. When mare Is parted with or re-
moved from original locality, money
for service becomes due ut once. y
lien on the mare and foal will be held
for insurance money. Care taken -
prevent accidents, hut will not be re-
sponsiblc should any occur.