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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02
Smmalampaliuelnfiia m~aalisfnnsia

Snmalaupalipelnfiia maalisfmnsia.
IL p. He0 @pella glus. Siltalasio
flo 8 iII.
IL b. Me6 GpeIIa flo 10 ia Yaoooc-
fish flo $50 ip. s. eft. fanSia.
t6 p. Seem Sort MiIls'isi1 flo 8 /.
10 p. 2ebtiiGrmelIa flo 8 i'll.
10 p. 2ebtiidrmelld flo 10 ap. ia
lamana paimdnd Topelilfiesia flo 3
iii. ia flo 8 iu.
"a b. OF q. Siren'in iplloro tuIlo
bafemaan 8arf &apiOiin oiemalta.
% p. Snelman'iSia flo 10 ap. s.
ebt. fansIa ia iamana iltana flo s
@lig. Hiulasla.
Wuista icuroista ntpobemmin.
"@lituaat owat, iotfa fiiillewat gu
malon ianan ia fGtfepat fem"
SobanneS Saafana,
Seem gorf WilIs, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

SamalaupaI~eluiiet owat isrisstet.

SamalaupaImelufiet oiuat iSriestet.
tdwGt lexraawasti:
Ytarqnettesia 2:nett, Aids ia 56es
iunmuntai tuusia flo 3.15 ip., iota
torstoi flo S.15 ip. patti S:nen fun
nunt. eoelIiien6 torstaina, iolIoin 0.
len torstaina @lmiiinsisid ia perian.
toina Dironisia.
Rlnfauoen Ind funmirt. stmo-
tasia flo 10 up. ia 10 8 III.
Naanantaina Stombouobisio ia
tiistaina 8eecbwoobisio.
HpbGfoulu Narquetten Triton "a
lisia iofo ilnuurttai flo 1 u.
Natfoillani toimir toiffio popiIIi-
fia tebt1mi6.
Gbatbamin firfosIa iofo frnsfauoen
folmas iunnuntai Ito 10 up.
s. $. $eiu,onen.
sO9 y. 4 It. Worqaette. Nicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02
Sortansicnrpja maalisfunsia.

NuTIuHSICHruJu WuultSIHUSIu.
! p. Slice 2afen firfosia flo 1913 ip.
8 D. IlongoSia =. Sooren foululla
flo 10 op. ia Sbingtcnin folltlla flo
3 ip.
7 p. Soirbants'isia Der. ia Irs.
.Sonstetin talosio flo 1 pGimGllG.
~ p. Snlapion'isia flo If up. ia
flo 8 ilf.
~ p. GroSbpsio flo 2 Up. ia flo 8
Italia.
&c b. SinIapion'isin Ito If up. ia
flo s iu.
@ippifouluun %aifoipien Grosbpsio
tuliii ilmoittaiitua f%irfonmenoien
pGatpttpG ntaalisf. 10 b. @oiilii ale
taan fifteen 20 p. flo 8 up. Scr. 8GiiG.
fen talosia.
&ippifolIii Sinlapionisla nletaon
maalisf. 81 p. flo 8 ap.
Rice 2afeIla ia mi,isia i%eiirafun'
instant pioetG1n %rippifoulua mastc
tuonnempano.
g. o.. &isianer,
ISelf. 1872. 5inlapion, Minn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

SSSHn5ainea tsi1inta Sitcbmrsiu,
9Rasf., SIN. 2xt5. icnrafxnnasia.
2itufmt6en eniiu1diiend ~ftrftuntai.
no iimaInnpaIpeliis Serran p. ebt.
sansia fIo 10 alp. SItaierra flo z III.
4inifdiioen toiiena flntptntaina,
tlimaIdnpaIpeliiS Ito 10 ap. Seura.
human iltama tpaibteletpana obieI.
MALTA flo z ip.
Rrifmioen foImantena funniint.
iumalanpalipeIis lilo 10 ap. 2asten
sbielmafofoiiS Ito z III.
Rintfaiioen meIidntend fittrttntai.
no i1malanpaItpeIiiS Ito 10 ap. @lio-
rifoliiton iltarun utortipuoIiieIIa Oh.
tcImoIIn Ho z Up.
2aiiInbarioitafiet pioetddm iofa
tiiStai iltana fIo z.
Srnmntaifoiili pibetddn iofa
s~unmuntai. aeiGf,tiua 1:std pdiipas.
til Iofafrun t:ieen pdiwdn, aHaen
koulii no 8 aamilIo. 2ofafitttn 1 :Std
p6iipdstd feidf,t,tn 1:ieen pdiipddit
alfoa fo,iIii Ito 1 pdiudu.
6euraflnnan t1uifauiifofo,tfiia pi'
SetdGn iofa f,nifa,i6en enfiutdiiend
ulaanantaina fIe 7:SO Up.
I1ioriioIitton finifmiiifofouS ptoe'
tom iofa fu1ifmi6en folmantena per-
iantaino Ito 7.S0 Up.
WorIborosia, y. S., Sropsia.
EitspilIianisia ia Wapnaroisia,
Wasi.. fopimufien mifaan.
Watti @iSfari,
Is Sobnion St., Gitcbbnrg, Ntasf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

Snmalanpaliuelnflia maalisfnnlla.
If y. Geb @pella Mug. SiItaIosio
flo s iii.
~ b. Heo @pella flo 10 ap.
~ p. BaoSocfisia flo $50 ip. $.
ebt.
Is p. 2"ebtii6ripeIIG flo s i'll.
10 ,. a%ebtiidrueIld ITO 10 up.
10 ,. S0peIii'fiesio flo 8 Up ia flo
s iIlalIa.
"a p. on u. Siren'in iploro bafeo
Barf &apibiin olemalta.
% p. SnellmaniSin flo 10 up. $.
ebt. ia flo s iii. gl1tg. Hiiulasio.
Eastori S. Saafana %laarnna pllG-
oleipisia paifoisia ia tefee faiffi boz
pilliiet toimet. SGnen oiote on: &C.
befa, Iinn.
&unn. sc. Mnttonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02
Ma6fnriliife

New yorf Riuiisia porfitiee fai.
fellaiiia natpiu fobtumlIiiella moi.
ulIa, fabtia YdlfaIIa mpos parfitaan,
jofa min boluip. Samoa mpos cma
nimenne IdbtpsIippnun. 9iricct ia
tpiiooat IGbcttStdG oioitteclla:
q. s. Snomela,
Seem PORT MsilIs, Mim.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02
Sartansicuroja:
aoIis ia bubtifpuIIa:

%aolis ia bubtifuulla:
% p. 9ronomoooisia flo s i'll.
26 p. flo 10 up. &ippifoltlu alfao
maolisf. ~ y. flo 10 a. y. ia rippi'
Iostcn padsio bubtif. 8 b. flo 10 up.
GIiiforoisia bubtif. 0 p. flo 3 i'll
i3 p. Sopiojcen fonluIIo flo s i'll
s.. @iffi,
8rnlc, @is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

Sauoba, Out ra
BORT glrtburistu fnnfin tuufn,oeu
eniimdiiend ~iunnuntaina S. gbt.
tarSia flo 10 oan1., ianioin frufon.
ben foImantena i~unnuntaina Ito 10
aarn. ia firfonboaIiIIa iofa ftinrnint.
tuoIIa lilo s..
Sort BiIIinmisin, funfin frufai.
ben eniimdiiend ia folmontena fun.
nirntaina Ito 8 ip. fefd toiieno ia mel.
tdntend funmintai,a Ito 10 oauuiIIa.
SamalanpoIpeI,ifiet nu,isia poi.
eotSia eri iImoitisten mttfoor-
Sitnnurtaifo,iIyt Bort Mrtburisio
ia Sort Biniomisio lilo 100 ip.
s. 1lrpilainen.
262 @iIfon 81.
Bort Mrtbur. Ont, Con.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02
-s~sN-s-N~-s~~N~c

Siiocnncn i%unmuntain iImoitifiis-
to ilnoitan eritpiiesti futen muista.
fin lui~iffoienroicn ilmoitufiista.
S. GanfiIa,
Dor eli. Iais. Micb.'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02
&irfpmmcmut.

Galnmetin 9anianisieurafnmian
|firfpsia pioGn firfonmenot maalisf.
8 p. flo 10 ap. $. eft. fansia.
Mbmecfisia felIo 2 ip. fanialaisten
maar6dmasid p%nifaSia.
Golrmetisia ~iItaieurat fello 1873 H.
lalla, iosiain perbeesi1, iosta firfon-
menosia labemmin ilmoitan.
S. &anfiIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02
Snmalanpalinelnfiia belmifnmsia:

Snmalanpalnelnfiia belmifnmSia:
Naalisfuusia:
1 b. .. Npbersisid flo 1 ip.
2 b. ieurafunnan muoiifofous s.
6. S%obnionin taIolIa flo 10 ap.
3 b. Clos. Secf'isia flo 1 ip.
y. firfosia S. cbt. pbtepoesid flo
II op.
~. q. 8csterbacf.
9rocfct, q. Oof.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

&irfonstenot iofa %iiinnuntai riiot'
iaIaifesia Baptist firfosia 7So easi
gorf Street flo 9 ip. Sunmrntaifor'
III Ito 1. Minun aiunton on lie
Cost 8rOaomop, room "a. Butte
Rontnna.
Butte Wont. Iofof. Is p. 1915.
getp. Me1anber Sanbitrom.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02
Snmalanpallurlmfiia

WaaliSf. 2 p. Smpeliiieuran TO.
fous GIpn pappilasia flo 2 pGiip. ia
nuoriioieuran fof. flo 8 iu.
$artausbctfi %. slrmolaSia l p.
flo 8 in. S. Sirwi. !
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02
MaalisfuuIIa:

MaaIiSfuulla:
2 p. 2eaoisia o%mpeIuieuran iIlan-
mietto flo s in. ia 5 p. flo 9 ip. ia flo
8 III.
6 p. Ntepellisid 9. .. flo 3 lip. ia
flo s in.
z b.. 8ale'sia flo 2 ip. ia flo Z iu.
s p. 2eaoisia flo s iu.
0ioitteeni on belmifiiun 90 p1i-
mastd maalisfrun s pGimGGn: s..
Suusfonen, 217 Earf ap.. 2eao, g.
Safota.
Maalisfulln 10 p. 2afe Iorbenis.
ia. g.. Saf. flo 2 ip. s. eft. julia flo
II ap. ia flo 3 Up. bartausfofous.
S. S%ullsfonen,
Wenabgo, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02
Snmalanpalpelnfiia maalisfnnlfa.


8 y. S~irginiasia sc. &osfen talol-
la fpastapGGtG raittiusbaalia flo 2
pGiip. Sranflinisio ". g%iornbolmilla
flo 8 iH.
~ p. @lpsid flo 10 up. ia H2S III.
10 p. YepIa flo 8 aam. Sec. 30 flo
3 pGimGllG ia @IpsiG flo 1873 iI.
% p. Yifesin flo 1 pGipalld.
% p. gmbarraiisia flo 9 pdiipdIlG
Gio Sobnionin eli &ontturin talolla.
26 p. @Ipsid flo 10 ap. @bite Sro-
liIla @stebcrgisia flo 3 palm. ia Solt'
oanisia flo s Italia.
YpbGforlu aIfoa Glpsi1 IL p. flo
] pGipallG.
q Sirmi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

@iriaparsdomme on taas Ioop,,.
nut SiIooely5ian fuiuoroamatuita.
seiitten cniinea bintd $500. mpprn.
me fdteikIIa $Sbo. run ostnin i@iiOrit.
taa Observation-Disclosures
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

Smmalanpaluelnfiia ia bartamsbetfiG
A p. maaIiSf. Tbomionin t. Sobn
9oboen tololla flo s iH.
5 y. maalisf. Sbomionin t. firfoS-
ia flo 10 ap. ia Miouapn firfosia flo
1a3 ip.
6. @. Nicmi.
8ub. Bell Sid. Tbomion. Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02
Clipped from
Ironwood, Michigan.

Silatfao.
aanastettnin IanIntiria, foimitta..
mt Yietari 4nripinen, binta uapaas.
ii pssdsia 80 ienttid fappaIe,
silatdah SioitteelIa:
|(24) a' u. o. lSobnioh
eOr s14. seIInriSt, G:IO.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-02

Bub. Bell Sid. Ebomiom @inn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-17
Stuffed Tomatoes

Wash the tomatoes, selecting fine.
large, smooth ones for this purpose.
Cut slice from the stem end and scoop
out inside of tomato. Mix quarter
Of an onion with an inch of ham and
chop very fine Put a tablespoonful
of butter into saucepan, browning first
the onion and then adding the ham.
Add the inside of the tomatoes and
a cup of bread crumbs, that has been
wet and squeezed. Mix all together
as It fries. and season with salt and
pepper when done. Stuff the tomato
shell. Sprinkle top with crumbs and
a dab of butter and place in oven for
twenty minutes or until crumbs are
brown.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-17
Steamed Apple Pudding

Pare six apples, core and cut in
lengths; for batter beat two eggs
and half pint Of sugar to cream and
add three heaping teaspoonsful OF
butter. scant half-pint Of milk. two
teaspoonfuls baking powder, in flour,
to make batter as stiff as for a cake.
Squeeze the juice of lemon over
the apples, butter a mold and put In a
layer of batter, then one of the apples
repeating until mold is filled to with
in about inches Of the top; cover
and steam about three hours; flavor
with nutmeg. Eat with sauce or with
cream and sugar.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-17
Here Are
GOOD RECIPES
For Wholesome Dishes

1t is necessary to ferment this sugar
to make bread edible, and yeast is
used because it has the power to do
this
1t is made from plant having this
quality. Fermenting sugar is equiva-
lent to burning it, and there are two
results. One is the formation of car
bonic acid gas. A great deal of this
gas is caught in the dough in the form
of large or small bubbles, and some of
it escapes into the air. The part that
cannot escape causes the dough to
rise and makes the bread light.
The holes in bread are the little
pockets which held the carbonic acid
gas. The effect of the bubbles is to
lift the body of dough so that the heat
can penetrate readily and bake it prop
erly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-17
Roman Cream.

Six eggs, one quart milk, eight table
spoonfuls sugar, one-half box gelatine
one wine glass wine, vanilla to taste
Dissolve the gelatine in the milk
Beat yolks of eggs and sugar. thor
oughly and add this to- the milk, and
put on to boil in double boiler. AS
soon as it boils remove from the fire
to cool and heat the whites Of eggs
and add them to the wine and flavor.
ing. and set on ice in mold to harden
and turn out of the mold to serve.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-17
Why Yeast Is Used in Bread
Making

In the dough from which bread is
made there Is a lot of sugar, which
contains carbon, hydrogen and oxygen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-17
Chocolate Pie

One cup sugar, one-half cup butter,
two eggs, one sup milk, two cups
-four, two teaspoons Of baking powder;
bake in separate pie tins.
Filling-Two squares chocolate,
scraped, one cup boiling water, three
quarters cup sugar, small piece OF but
ter. Let come to boil, then add one
tablespoon of conrstarch, mixed with
q little water, stir until it thickens.
Frosting-One square chocolate,
scraped into two tablespoons OF hot
water. Add enough confectioner's
sugar to make thick.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-17
PURE FOOD DIRECTORY ,-'@a %9os I1~

spoonful OF soda fer half an hour.
Boil half a gallon Of fresh milk. add to
it a quarter Of pound Of butter. pep
per and salt. Mash the tomatoes
through colander and stir them into
boiling milk. Add teacupful OF roll
led crackers; serve Immediately. II
the milk is put into the tomatoes it
will curdle.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-17
Green Pea PURGE

Boil quart of shelled peas in sailed
water with young onion, a few sprigs
of parsley and six mint leaves. Rub
through colander and return to the
fire. adding half cupful of good stock
salt, pepper and a lump of sugar.
When it has boiled two minutes stir
in tablespoonful Of butter rolled in
flour, cook one minute longer and pour
upon croutons of fried bread dice in
the tureen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-17

ped cream and one tablespoonful of
lemon juice. Put the gelatine in q
saucepan, add the pineapple. sugar,
boiling water and bring to boiling
point. Remove from the fire and cool.
When beginning to thicken stir in the
lemon Juice and whipped cream. Pour
into wet mold and turn out when set.
Serve with whipped cream. Any fruit
may be used in place of the pineapple.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-17
Barley Water.

Two ounces of pearl barley, one
lemon Finely peeled and the juice).
Put the barley to boil in alittle water
to extract the color, strain off. Put
lemon and barley with sugar (not
much) in a large jug and pour two
quarts of boiling water over it. Allow
it to get cold. Be careful no pips or
white skin go in or it will become bit
ter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-17
Cheese Waters

Spread grated cheese on thin crack
ers and heat in the oven until the
cheese is melted, but do not allow it
to become brown. as this spoils the
flavor. These may also be served with
soup or salad.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-17
New Ways to Serve
Vegetables.

In the selection Of vegetables care
should be taken that only the freshest
be secured. The following rules, II
observed carefully, will be of aid: AL.
ways clean carefully and cook in boil
ing water. Continue boiling until ten
der. DO not cover, and lift when cook.
ed. overlooking spoils both the fla.
vor and the appearance. Do not add
salt until just before taking from the
fire.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-17
Pineapple Souffle.

Three tablespoonful of powdered
gelatine, one large can grated pine
apple, one cupful Of sugar, one cupful
Of boiling water, two cupfuls of whip
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

mere. You II motor over this evening.
WON'T YOU, and say you wish to have
: room
with pleasure" said ,,hris,oub.r
And I'll do ms. best tn heln
"rhanks Tor taking an intercs, rb.n
I'll 20 now. shall JUS, he abb, ,n
ride home in time FOR dinner.
But there are questions stilI which
ia h.ttcr ,.I, ,o,I" .ai,i ,,r,;,.o,,i'
"as we'r. not :" nave any private com,
munication at Wood House. How many
indoor servants have you?"
"rnree hnus.ua;6. Ono 1.,r o,.,
thing who has been with ms for vcars
and two rouug girls 1ot.,v pot ~,
one from London. one from cur own
| can remember. TWO new footmc,, IRON,
London. and an old cook -houseI.cn.r
Who has had two assistants since w,
opened as hotel That's all .xrcnt
:, stray creature or Two abou, tho
kitchen. must tell you. too. that with
tho nov. servants va h,f .io TO-.
references"
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..,i,,.,,.s H ~, ''I..
,o,,,t -, 1870, ,'u ."s'eiorr. /.
..,i,, siInn, a" rooms
, 80 '>'uh"s 'h"S'ei' me org dining
80, "',V '','.it rooms "h'ch we We
c.,' 49, SUING rooms.
'''" WI" s'"H WIZ" MS llk"
~, ~ 'uh'S IN p"r'ics
- M W. ~ i"u'' n", inc dining hail
Ia u.',no -, 49,. 'ooil' II, 'n" mouse
"L!u pt"Pie "niHif" II so much that they
o ..,t VIII nave 10 he done.
90 .' ''"' l'u""ieu' nut anxious
~ rs 'i"N' YOU no
w'o mas o'eh win YOU Sevcr"!
90
Ic'"r"cI nan re-
Al IN rt.C I,ln
n"e '"'H i"e"'ion II s--a
NIL ..
80, H"u"S man
H"ih. h'il-
iioW r"hs mas ne been III the
,ura ,,'.;,., ph'h''he PIC
~, "''.'s 'he II in"'S ROOM as wo
Sn" =" tnF backEround--thc room
"a''eS I; nhd when an ancestor Of
80 49, "'"'"f h'ih' ana would dart
'.,i' =, 'i:,ns.!"uS visitor arrived.
~ II" 'tlSt
~ pr"lcSS'ohai. lie
'%ht you remember how long no
pvn WIZ So"
-. '"f'. weeks ana fort
me %'Fi hiuShcu. her whit"
80" -, l"ne'S III us sudden flush Of color.
H't "ha' III your mind. liut there's
' '"'.'''H ~ ,nat' assure you Tho
49, ."'n'''icn,'' on don't look as
WV "er, ready to believe me. but
yv W. VII Wh"n '''l you that its Sii
800 N"Nc"' Tue man I'm engaged
81.
""sH "'en am" to throw any
~ VI, Wy p'on'rh
- '"""Sh ne tired IN ever way"
-, "' quo" !"u We sent for me"
,",', '|'" MN; because 1t
N'"'n '''", 'S '"niunt trust him
-, $50 y" ~ no' '",h "i IN" mystery.
,',,,o ne 'r"men""uSiy
| ,.''.', u, Isl, 'H"i sort OF mai Now
IN; n 49," M 'r"LS'h,hs
.o,asI,,. 49,, .hr!''0rh"r
w., 'SS sorry l" "e'ain hHr than
az W'u!" nave h"cn had she been
1870 i..,',.' ."So' I'm" pam. want To
49, 20, m" arc !" ~" rooms
..r, I'eS occur
h.,i ~, "o - ~ -. ~" "''h!c
,.''.' orc -, ~" '""''ncn II IN" meal
- 'o",!''' serve" :" pr'va'" sitting
.,,,
.,, ''l .n''' 'Nt"P' '"" guests
,i.,., "'""' We some
r,,, ,n't' :" N"'fH an" super
Ni ".,' 80 my cousins r'lhcE
-, w .'s VIC ana IN the dining
,,,r "t"l' an eye on Whnt goes on while
,.,p.''"H y" "t "hE"Scd WIN MS
"i"'
laN" hi"'" just
49,. C'''' INV YOU very eyes
go, - N, "NN'"H""S part
Nv '"'nE '7 '"' u cream. Hu'
.oiI i'' E""r''i'' 'h'N' -
., 80 H., 49,. !" nave anything
. ~, 80 " '''H "n"'N'!' what
-
q, .,'"' !'"'.' ah" ne sh"o';
s,orG ~. -. .. ,.. .."',
live o., ~. H., ,I " """,
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-22
Presbyterian Church Notes.

Regular services as usual next Sun.
dav. with preaching BY the pastor.
The Presbytery of ST. Joseph, COM
posed of IS churches. held lis fall
meeting last week in tho Enoy church,
in Gentry county. of which Rev, ]. y,
Cunningham, il nastor. Ropor,s fror,
,bo y,rious cburcbos Indicated yrov,b
and procrcss The Presbyterian church
in tho Iini,od states had ovor 100 oo0
additions on cor foasion If fai,b last
vonr. rniscd 80 400 for Foreign
Missions and S5.sOo. 600 for all benev.
nlcnccs. Rev. Mr.. brewster resigned
tho church N. Craig. Rev. Duncan
Brown. who WINS n, ono time nn.,or
n, Mound City and again nj Tarkio.
was honorably retired nj the ago Of
-. lilo nov resides with his fan,ilv
in st. Joseph. Mr.. Paul Allen. n mem.
bcr of this church, was taken under
the care of the presbyterv as n can.
di1o.c for tho vo.neI ninis,rv pros.
bytory meets in tho sprinv n, Fairfey.
whore thcy have lust CONNECTED n ne,v
$4,000 church, Presbv,ery passoJ n
resolution approyiny tho Constitutional
amendment for Statewide Prohibi.
ton.
Tho Christian Epdeavor soc;o,v v;i,
have Rally DAY" meeting, next
sunday night. nj Gao. n, which tive
the following program win be given:
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Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters
testamentary on the estate Of Michael
BUM, deceased, were granted to the
undersigned on the Goth day Of July,
1916. by the Probate Court of Holt
County, Missouri. All persons having
claims against said estate are requir-
ed to exhibit them for allowance to
the Executors within six months after
the date Of said letters, or they may
be precluded from any benefit Of said
estate; and II such claims be not cx-
hibited within one year from the date
Of the last insertion Of the publication
Of this notice, they shall Re forever
barred.
FREDERICK MARKT,
JOHN FEUERBACHER,
Executors.
First notice. September 8, 1916.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-22

Mrs. Grant Buckles, Of Corning,
visited here Saturday with her aunt,
Mrs. VIM. Turnham.
WIN. NJ. Morris and wife were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Marker,
Of White Cloud, Kansas, last Sunday
and Monday. Mr.. Morris went over
TO look into the resurvey Of the old
White Cloud cemetery.
Warren Huntsman, wife and son,
Wayne, are hero from Stanley, Wis.
consin, where they have been residing
. few years. They have disposed OF
their holdings there, and After 4 few
days visit here, they will 70 10 Hutch.
isno, Kansas, where they will likely
locate, their son, Charley, and dsush.
ter, Mabel, reading there.
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The Methods, Episcopal Church.

My second years pas,ora,c closed
last SUNDAY. ~ the time The Sen.
tincl OF this week " issued, tho annual
conference II IN session at kirksyillc
and all Of the preachers Of North Mi.
souri, arr assembled there under Tho
lcadc" hir NJ ~ hop ". 4. Ouayio
Who n"w resides IN -. Louis. No, ON
i'"sdav night. IN" centennial nrnivcr-
.ary Of the organization Of the COZ.
f"rcr"c was observed. Addresses we've
mad" by Rcvs. J. W. Cnughlnn. of 81.
Joseph; John Gillics, of Los Angeles,
cn'iforn' and J. J. bentley. of 81.
Joseph. The conference quartet was
IN charrc Of the musical feature with
j. W. Anderson in charge.
My Passionate here in Oregon hns
been u pleasant occr zion 10 me.
want to express my gratitude 10 MI
who have In any way contributed to
that feature Of mv residence here aud
assure one and all that will ever h.
Interested IN ~" wcifarc Of O'--nn
aud especially that " tho Methods,
church.
Wy rss""ic,ion with the other IA e.
t1rs has fccn cordial. ard | win ,ycr
r'r'cnb"r them with pleasure, I have
tried Ia h. n christian Gentleman In
nv ~ NV relations with iho",. - ~. n
n vi III IN" people IN rcnnrrl.
' ln"' made some mistake and
"'m" fH'lurc' IN ~" work nrI .,i'l
snwo thinys rI"o boon a,rnun'' .h,l
tons'dcrnhl" iwprov"mont IN. boon
""'l" ir 'No S'u"'av rl,pl work In
,i'or"n, ways. The Epworth oagun
has been organized md has done GOOD
work. TIL" financial work ha h.cn
more cnmnlctoly svstrmatiyod, nrj
above a other things there was n
gHca, spiritual up,if, during the mcc..
in". IN which Mrs. Crist was as.,ncia..
cd with the pastor.
There VIII he no preaching next
SUNDAY. hut the Sunday school and
Ipwouh League will meet nj tho
nS"nl time. The prayer meetings will
he di''on,Inucl during the meetings
Mt the EVANGELICAL church.
There win he rrcachinp. I prcs,mn.
q week from nest Sunday morning.
! certainly wish Coils richest blos.
sing on nll tho interests Of the church.
j. ". ANDERSON. Pastor.
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STATE OF MISSOURI
)ss.
County Of Holt }

Notice Is hreby given to the owners
of lands lying within the boundaries
and limit of Mill Creek Drainage Dis
trict, in Holt County, Missouri, that
meeting Of the land owners of said
district has been called by the Board
of Supervisor Of said district to be
held on Saturday, October 7, 1916. at
the school house in School District
81, in said State and County, for the
purpose Of electing one supervisor for
the full term of 8 years to succeed
Philip Schlotzhauer whose term ex-
pires, and one for the unexpired term
Of 4 years to succeed Joseph II. Muir
ray, resigned;
That the polls will be open at 900
o'clock p. M, sharp, on that day ut
the time and place aforesaid and will
close at 400 o'clock p. m. of that day.
BY order of the Board of Supervisors
Of Mill Creek Drainage District, Holt
County, Missouri.
This 18th day of September, 1915.
PHILIP SCHLOTZHAUER,
Attest: - President.
W. H. RICHARDS, Secretary.