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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-14
PRESENT CAMP WITH FLAG.
Ladies Of the G. A. r. Present Color
to General ~ asbrouck Camp.

Members of General Hasbrouck camp
United Spanish War Veterans, were
presented Monday night with a wool
bunting flag, Axe feet in size, by the
members Of Winchester circle. Ladies
of the G. A R., of the soldiers home
The presentation was at the assembly
hall at the home. Mrs. Luther Ray
made the presentation address, and the
flag was received by Rev: F. J. Thomas,
commander Of the camp.
Chaplain H. 0. Pratt, Of the soldiers
home. opened the presentation exercises
with prayer. Mrs. Martha Pryor gave a
reading, and Mrs. j. J. Beedy sang THE
Boys Of 81"
Following the exercises two-course
lunch was served by a committee Of the
circle, composed of Mesdames Rose
Carney. G. ". Kinney, A. ! Goalby
and c. c. Dollarhide.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-14
Gilman News.

Rev. c. L. Hammond and daughter
Marian of Hildreth, Neb.. visited with
friends here Wednesday. "a.
]. B. Ramsey and family and +. w
Ingersol and family motored to Collins
Wednesday and attended the wedding
OF their nephew, F. Lee Stewart and
Miss Beatrice Lundy. Of that place. Mr.
and Mrs Stewart came Thursday and
remained until Saturday. They Will live
at Mitchellville.
Miss Fannie Russell. OF Marshailtown
came Thursday evening for few days
visit at the J. A. Jones home.
Ray Sutherland and family motored
Saturday to Clear Lake, where they
will be for an outing OF several days.N
Miss Lois McCash, who has been Wis
|iting her relatives, the J. 8. Paul and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-14
Motto. q First Meeting Of Creditor.

Notice Of First Meeting Of Creditors
In the district court Of the United
States, southern district Of Iowa, CEN
trail division.
In the matter of c., e. Langdon,
Black Hawk Fuel Company, bankrupt,
in bankruptcy No. 5151.
To the creditors Of C. z. Langdon,
Black Hawk Fuel Company, Of Mar
shalltown, in the county Of Marshall
and district aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
31st day Of July, 1917, A. D. 1917, the
said C. e. Langdon, manager Black
Hawk Fuel Company. was duly adj
Indicated bankrupt; and that the first
meeting of creditors will be held at
office of the undersigned referee, sec
ond floor Of the U. s. Court building,
Des Moines on Aug. 20, A. D.
1917, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at
which time the said creditors may at
tend, prove their claims, appoint a
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
Dated at Des Moines, Iowa, Aug. 10,
1917.
Frank J. Comfort,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-14
payne Ho.a. no.. w;ch;t..

At Des Moines Monday George
Payne, a member of this seasons
pitching staff Of the Marshalhown
baseball team, held down wichita, Of
the Western league, in its game with
Des Moines, which won the game to
1. Payne, pitching for Des Moines,
held the visitors to four hits, struck
out six, passed two, and made one wild
pitch. He secured a hit in four times
up. Another local player, Murphy, was
in the center garden for Des Moines.
He secured one hit, and was credited
with four putouts and one assist. He
also figured In double play.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-14
Former Resident to Officers Reserve.

FORMER Resident to OHicors' Rsserve.
Word received by the T.-R. from
Portland. Ore, announces that Rem L.
Holsclaw, a former Marshalltown boy,
and now junior in the University Of
Oregon college of medicine at Port
land. has been selected for the officers
reserve training camp at The Preside.
San Francisco. Young Holsclaw is a
son Of Mrs. G. F. Anderson. OF Oregon
City, Ore, formerly Of this city. He
attended school here, and after NOV
ing to Oregon became a student In the
Willamette University at Salem, Ore.
Mr.. Holsclaw is brother Of Carl s.
Holsciaw, OF the Green Mountain
neighborhood, and nephew Of Rev.
F. NJ. Wheeler, Of Marion township.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-14
GET ARMY MASCOT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman GabeIman En-
trusted With Care Of Pet Dou.

trusted With Care Of Pet Dog.
Mr.. and Mrs, Herman iGabelman,
North Fourth street, have been desig-
mated as official keepers of an arm,
mascot dog, Lady by name which ha,
been sent here from Columbus n NJ.
by Harry Gabelman, The dog, an Are
dale, 10 months old. has been at Column
bus. N. NJ, with the aerial squadron
OF which Harry Gabelman 10 a mem
Der. AS the company was to be moved
it was decided to- entrust the mascot t
some one who would give the puppy
good care, and Gabe,man chose hi.
brother as the proper person. The
puppy is thoroushbred. and boast.
Of a real pedigree
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-14
NEW SILKS ARRIVE.
Many Distinctive New Patterns in
Wonderful Fall CoIorjnos,

did you ever see such beautiful pat
terms and such wonderful colorings?'
This and similar remarks are con-
stantly heard in our silk department
where we are now showing an unusu-
ally comprehensive assortment Of the
new in silks-fancy silks in bars. plaidi
and stripes, plain and fancy Georgettes
plain satins in all the wanted shades
and both plain and fancy taffetas ant
eros des Londres.
It will be a pleasure to show YOU
Headquarters for satisfaction. Bene-
dict &, Brintnall.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-14

here since the close OF the local season,
left Monday night for Cleveland. Tor
kelson Is in Chicago, and will not re-
port this year. He was drawn In the
army draft, and passed here as physi-
cally At, Ha
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-14
PICNIC NOT TO BE HELD.
Annual Rspnion Of Old Settlers call%
OH m AeNAvAk -

annual heFnion Of Old Settlers Called
OF on Account Of War.
On account Of the many other act1vi-
ties and interests created by the war
it has been determined by the officers
Of the. Marshall County Old Settlers
Association not to hold the annual pic
mic and reunion which, earlier In the
year, was fixed for Thursday, Aug. IS
Earlier in the season 1t was expected
to hold the reunion as usual, but the
activities OF so many have become cen.
tered in war interests Of different kinds
that it was deemed best not to hold the
gathering this summer. The plan now
is to hold the reunion next year il
possible.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-14
SUNDAY DINNERS 60 CENTS.
The Pilgrim Hotel Serves Esaborat
Sunday Meals.

Manager Selby. Of the Pilgrim Hotel,
has given considerable thought to his
Sunday dinner menu and finds that It
will be necessary to charge 60 cents IN
order to give the public as big and
wholesome a dinner as formerly. All
other meals will be 50 cents.
Residents Of Marshalltown and tour
lists who take Sunday dinner at this
popular hotel will rejoice that the price
isn't higher and that the table is to be
az nounieons as e-e:. pilgrim. Hotel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-14
CLEVELAND BUYS PLAYERS.
Euniek and Torkeison Bought b
American League Club.

An Associated Press dispatch from
Cleveland announces the purchase by
the Cleveland team Of the American
league of Thirdbaseman Ferdinand
Eunick and Pitcher C. L. Torkelson, OF
the Marshalitown team Of the Central
association.
President Wilbur, Of the local asso-
citation, said that the sales papers were
issued at the draft price OF $500 for
each player. Eunick. who has beer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-14

Seventy eight and 50 were the ex-
tremes Of temperaturel Monday COM
pared, with 70 and IS Sunday, and ~
and so a year ago Sunday. At Z this
morning the temperature was So, COM
hour Monday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-14
State Center Boy 10 Camp.

Frank Richards. Of State Center. has
been selected for the second officers
reserve camp at Fort Smelling, and has
been ordered to appear Aug. %. Rich
ards Is son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. g.
Richards, and has been an athletic In
structor at the University Of MinneS
sofa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-14
FANCY DRESS GOODS.

New Shipment Of Beautiful Plaids and
Stripes at Benedict 4 6rintnalFs.
Our dress goods section is now show
ing some very beautiful patterns in
fancy stripes and invisible plaids. De-
sirable patterns. in fancy wool goods
are exceptionally scarce this season, so
that we would suggest your early in
spection of these new materials.
Headquarters for satisfaction. Bene-
dict & Brintnall.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-14
BREAKS LEG rHREsHlNe.
Frank Neuroth, Of HaverhiII, Meets
With Accident

While working with a threshing ma
chine engine two miles south of Hav-
erhill Monday. Frank Neuroth, Of Hav-
erhill was struck on the leg by jack
he was using, resulting in the fracture
Of one Of the bones Of the leg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-14

Dr.. Billiard. osteopath. Is ives. Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-14

Frank J. Comfort,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10
NEl,lTAS.
Highland Items,

MIR and Mrs. Roy Grimes visited
SUNDAY with Mr., and Mrs. John
Schanks aud family.
Edward llucrsch, Of st. Joseph,
Is visiting with John Foster and fam
ily.
MIR, and Mrs. James Cordrey and
daughters, Stella and Grace, visited
friends in Amazona. Saturday.
Jesse Cordrcy was in st. Joseph,
Saturday.
Miss Mary Noble spent few
lays in 81. Joseph, last week, visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Sherman Marks.
Mrs. X. {, Benton and Bryan went
Ia st. Joseph, Sunday, in their car, to
see Earl Benton, who is convalescing
from recent operation. They report
him As doing as well as could be ex-
pocted.
i. II. Cunningham and family and
Lyman Dreibblebis spent Sunday in
st. Joseph.
Some good rye seed is wanted by
farmers in this locality.
BETTY BLUE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10
BENTON.


Mrs. Oti Norris IL visiting her
mother in Nebraska.
jack Rcavcr. of Peoria. H.. IL
VISITING his grandfather, Samuel
Beaver.
children have returned from visit
With Orvlllc's brother. Marion, near
FALL City, Nebraska.
Walter Stal,y, vii" and children,
Mr.. Maudc Emerson and Ice Field
made a trip to -. Joseph. Thursiay
81 'ast week. going in Walters Chal-
mcrs.
VIM. Frazer. If Grow Agency.
Montana. left for his home last Mon.
day. after visit with his father,
Met lain Frazer. and sister, Mr..
Smith DER. and other friends.
Quite u number of our people arc
attending 'hau'auuua in Mound City.
Gipsy Smiths talk alone was worth
morr than the price Of season ticket.
We heard one man say. ~ wouldn'.
hay. missed Il for hundred dollars.
Miss Marian Price. Of Mound
city. and Nora Field. Of Fortcscuc,
visited several days. last week. Mt the
u. l.. Cason home. They and Miss
Marjorie Cason spent the day. Thurs.
day Of las; week. with Roberta Emcr-
son.
Gale Emerson. who has been run
ming the engine for the Frank Nau.
man th"shcr. was brought home very
sick. "" h. much improved. hut by
the advice If his physicians. will not
do that work any more. n, least for
this season. HE II, cannot bear the en-
trcmc heat.
II. y. rlumm'r. Of Crosbyton.
TcNas, visited hi aunt MrS. Emma
Stal"y, and other rolativcs in this
nciglborhuod, last Friday. lie was
called here or account of the serious
sickness aud death If HE sister. Miss
jennie, ~ The home If their brother.
u. -, fmmwor, ~ near Forest CITY.
John Field, son Of Mr., Ami"
F'r.d, was taken ln,t week {" ST. ,lu-
q ,"rh tn w" Sister hospital. and was
, 'prin',d upon Tie n e. night for ap-
l"nd,rlii., ~ there was M time 10
lose. W. Gpp"rd'' wa removed, and
N" l. getting along ~ well ~ can
T hc, WC are glad tu know. Several
"i hl. fr',udH have visited i'm, and
. lt, s,Ei"r, hlss Elizabeth l. with him.
N,iss n"dl.hr NIIsh, gave n lawn
party, Friday night Of last week. Nv
cry an" hal lin, time. and at u late
hour dainty otrrthmcnts were served.
| Those present were: Misses Dale Mich
| o's. Elsie Parks, Frances and Roberta
I Emerson, hori, beaver, Mildred IL
/ H.. Ida Field. Grace Quick, Hazel
/ Murray, "r Furhcs; BERTHA Keller. Of
/ Maitland. aud Nora Field, Of For,es-
/ cue, AMI Mrs,rs. Gcoig. Field, Harold
Wagguror, Harold MORAY: Ralph,
Paul aud Donald Emerson, Ice and
viii Field, Win Frazer Of Montana;
! steve and Hobart Keller. Of Matt
land: Fred Bennett, of FortcScuc;
Robert Guthrie, Of Mound City; and
Jack Beaver, Of Peoria. Illinois. and
Mr. and Mrs. win pinncy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith Dorr aud children and Nj.
Claim Frazer,
NERITAS,
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10

mos, highly respected, and their old.
time friends and ncighbors will be
sorry to see them leave here.
Little Donald Morley was horn
near Biv.low. October l., 1913. and
died last Sunday morning. August !.
1917, nj i:3O u. M, nj the family
home, west VI town. lie was n bright
little fellow and will he remembered
kindly by all those who knew him.
lie had been sick only about two
weeks with tina, dreaded disease for
little folks. cholera infantum. Every
thing known ,n medical science wa
done Tor him. hut to ne avail, and his
little life was flashed out tu that bet
ter land above where ne sorrow L.
known. The remains were taken to
Forbes. on the morning train. las,
Monday morning. 10y loving hands.
where funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Walker n, the Methods;
church there. and intcrmcnt was IN
the Forbes cemetery. The family
has the sympathy of III. entire neigh
horhood In their sad bereavement.
There was quite large crowd nc
conpanicd the funeral party To
Forbes. showing III" esteem IN which
the family IL held here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morley take this method Of thanking
the many friends who 81 kindly ne
sisted them with little Donald.
The annual Bigclow Township
SUNDAY school convention will be- held
here next Sunday. a, the Methods,
church. An cNccllcn, program has
been prepared by Superintendent. BRO,
l.. ". Motley. and everybody II IN.
yit"d to attend this convention. Their
will he uuitc "a number of visitors
here. and this convention promises "a
he the very best ever held here. Til"
following h the program:
~ u. M Union Sunday schools
Report ~ schools. Christian, llolincs-
aud Methodist.
soho, Marion Malcr.
t"udlc roll scfNlcrs and reports.
Appointment of committees and
nominations.
Son"
Dinner.
l.", o.. nv Song 10y the schools.
l:in y. w. Devotion led by Broth,
cr u. ". Smith, II.
| 30 solo, Z, y, l'ridr mon,
ZOO n. m.-"Dur, Organization
Helm SUNDAY Sciuui in Reach II,
Greatest Efficiency >" 10y County See,
rotary. Mrs. Katharine McNaul. ". H.
l'iggs and other; three minutes foi
discussion.
2;2i y. m. "ilnw to lntcrcs, In,
Nom Attendant the Careless and In
different" ". T.. llrcs, Ethel o.
born" and others.
2;iO Solo. Miss Eva Hogan.
LAT "linw and What Can IN,
sunday School do for Temperance
Prof. :. ". SHELTON.
5000 "llow May We Improve Oul
SUNDAY School Methods? ." by the scy,
cral suporintondonts present.
Report of committees.
Song by schools, God I'c With Nou
| TIL "" Meet Again"
Bcncdiction.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10
Burr Oak.

&C. 4. Moscr has been ON the sick,
list for the past week.
--Claud Ammo is still on the sick
list, and Is not able to sit up yet
George Stone and family spent
Sunday with w. N. Stone and family.
Lev. holland and wife spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hopper.
Quite number of people from
this vicinity were in Mound City,
Saturday.
Trevor Ammo left here the first
Of the week to join Company l. at
Mound City.
Miss Effa Stone visited over Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Delbert
Miller, in Forest City
Edgar VanDeveer, who was here
helping his father during threshing,
returned to King City, last Wednes-
day
Mary VanDeveer, accompanied by
friends from Kansas City, visited in
Lincoln, Neb., from Friday until Tues
day.
EGO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10

Robert Montgomery and wife are
in Skidmore, the guests Of their son,
II. W. Montgomery, wife and family.
james and Gala WEIGH, Of Oma-
ha, Nebraska, were here for q few
days, this week, the guests Of rels-
tives.
Dennis Boham, of Salida, Colora-
do, was called here last week by the
death of his wife, but alas, too late
she having passed into the great
beyond before his arrival. Our heart
felt and sincere sympathy goes out
to Dennis and his daughter, Miss Mar
garet, in their great affliction. His
daughter returned with him to their
Colorado home.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10
{. 4. Notes.

Last Sunday evening, our leader,
Miss Blanche Hodgin, being absent, q
short song service was held. Plans
for our next Sundays meeting were
discussed. 1t was decided to give an
entire musical program, under the
leadership of Mrs. Don Martin.
Every one is cordially invited TO
come and enjoy this treat with US.
especially the members of the other
young peoples societies of the town.
Remember this evening will be entire
ly devoted to music
REPORTER
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10

Thousands of positions left by en-
listing men. Qualify now as Banker,
Book-keeper, Stenographer, Cores
pondent, Telegrapher, Mail Clerk.
The Business World really needs you.
Get in school, get through, then pay
Us when employed-No Position, No
Pay. Send for "Sure-Success" propo-
sition.
Chillicothe Business College,
l0l Normal Ave-,
Chillicothe, No.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10

1t will pay you to investigate the
Melo-Harpe Straube Piano Player. A
letter addressed TO Elmer B. keenan,,
the Straube factory representative,
either at Oregon, Mound City or
Craig, will get . prompt response.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10
BIGELOw AND VICINITY.
The Most Important Local Events
Which Have Transpired The
Past Week.
By George A. Conaway.)

~ a Ts,wpr Int Mprflns. t,,ppvipy
80. 80 -.
~ "I wa. ,''S'NN
~. M ~. 1"s' f'' WV ""'' "'' '''''
" ",gNi o., MI.
". /. haln. ~ nnnc' Nlnii''
=" IT, Was nv "N'r 'u'''aE N'S'''r h'I'
WIN ms Wiz, :, =, s..
/ w an" NV. u ". nav Wor'
ne iH' SUNDAY from 'rals' Visiting
N..' rV,ali,,s' ..
=. d. nlll' 'ho restaurant MAN y,
','NlhE new ,oo p'a''h On MS rest
d'nc" TN. week.
-i"n ict" NUM- ana Holy ,arton
wore business Nl,it"rS IN 81 Joseph
on" DAY last week.
IT. }. iiecrs'ma .hiprcd cav
."ad nt pinir,c nay To- Beatrice, Nch.
inc llrSt 81 the week.
MISS Minnie Smlth' 81 'talg. was
a weekend guest 81 hcr sister. Mrs.
w y. Mnlcr ami iamilN.
i,cV. ". ". ,cagcr anu wlic' ni
liridlytillr. Iowa. were visiting with
friends here last sunday.
Miss Sarah Sears. Of Omaha.
Nrh.. was the guest Of Miss L.. y.
brown. a few days. this week.
-Mrs. W. y. Preston u IN West.
huro. Mo-. this week. visiting with h"r
dnurhter' Mrs. Hattie Dunham and
family.
M sS Waunctta Whipple was herr
several days, the first Of the week.
VISITING with tibet Misses Blanch and
licssic Hunt.
-''"orrc Cooper lcit la.t MONDAY
Forming Tor Grand Junction, Colo &.
Nfcf" "" has secured good position
IN sugar beet factory.
III" Nigclnw Gtain Go. shipped
~ y car load oi wheat Z" ~. Joseph.
Monday, aud on tina, day were paying
'2.fn per hushcl fnr wheat
| w. q iiatSw"ll' nay Ming, No.
%" was down from Red Oak. Iowa.
."vcral days. the flint of III" week.
cooking after his hay business
Don't forget the church service
| by Rev. BurriS. of Maryvillc. AZ the
Methodist church. Saturday and sun.
day evening. August u and ~.
Mrs. ". ". Cochranc and son
ar" here. this week. from Atchison,
kansas. visiting With Mrs. 'ochranr's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. \. \. Van
Nicklc and other relatives and friends.
Miss Mamie Larson. who has
been visiting with her sister. M,s.
Jasper Odcll. and brother, Harry Lar.
son. for several weeks. returned to
her home IN Wakefield. Ncb.. last
Tuesday.
Mrs. y. u. Sheriff and daughter,
Miss Marion, who hnv" been visiting
with friends and occupying n cottage
IN Zig lake Tor several weeks. re-
turned To their home In Kansas city.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10
wood,illc and New Point Prcsb,.
terrain Church Notes.

At the morning service IN the Wood.
willie church. last Sabbath. % persons
were received into membership Of the
church. ~ On profession Of their
faith. and Of this number | had been
consecratcd to God by their parents
In infant baptism. and seven Of the
number received the ordinance Of hap.
tism on uniting with the church.
Seven were received by letter from
other churches. Two children were
presented by their parents for hap.
tisri.
Mr.. John Feucrbacher and family
and Mrs. Fred Markt are away on a
trip To Colorado for "a few weeks
rest. We were glad TO see Mrs. Frank
Allen Mt church, last Sabbath. after
q forced absence Of many weeks, on
account Of an injured foot, caused by
q horse stepping on Il. Sorry TO NJ
port Mr.. James klinepetcr on the
sick-list with walking typhoid fever,
but We hope 10 see him about again
In the near future.
The Communion service will be- Oh.
served In this church, the third Sab
bath In August. the 18th.
New Point.
New life and energy were infused
into the sabbath school Of this church,
last Sabbath. by additions from the
new membership in the church.
Last Monday night. the church gave
u reception 10 the new members Of
the church n, the palatal residence
and hospitablc home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Botkin, just cHst Of town. Notwith,
standing the threatening condition OF
the weather. something like hun.
drcd people, big and little, assembled
and spent an hour or more in delight
ful social greetings, and but for the
appearance of rain many more would
have been present. Ice cream and
cake were served. As the weather
grew more threatening many hasten.
ell Ia get away before the storm
would break upon them. while Others
remained until the worst of the storm
was past. Il would he a good thing
II the people Of the church would get
together oftcncr in social capacity
and thus get better acquainted.
Mr. Dan Drchcr and family motorod
to Colorado, a couple of weeks ago
in their pcw Maxwell. Mrs. Drchci
writes that they had n hot and dust,
trip across the plains. and That the
weather out there was not much, il
any improvement over the weather
here in old Missouri.
The church greatly misses Mrs. u
I. Iraiswatcr from the sabbath
school, church and social functions
owing To sickness, and we hope tina,
she may soon be able to take hel
place among Us again, for the churcl
has learned to lean upon her for hell
in every worthy cause.
Owing to the Red Cross work an,
the Chautauquas, the Missionary so
ciety has decided TO omit the Angus
monthly meeting, but inasmuch as thu
second quarterly payment must b.
sent off by the tenth Of September
the members of the society and an,
others so inclined are urged to han,
in their offerings to the treasurer
Miss Bess Coffin, within the next TIVE
weeks.
Mr.. Spencer Boswell and severa
members of his family are plannin,
to start on trip to Western Nebras
ka next week, going by motor. w
wish them q pleasant journey and
safe return.
Communion service this next Sab
bath. PASTOR.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10

Len Walter, of Corning, and his
brother, q. f.. Of Rock Port, were
here, Wednesday, on important busl-
ness matters.
Walter Scott, of Hanover, Kan
sas, has been visiting his father, l.. j..
Scott, of near Forest City, who has
been quite sick, but is now improving.
Elmer b. Keenan,, factory repre-
sentative Of the Straube Piano and
the Straube Melo-Harpe Piano Play
err, was In Oregon, Monday, circulat-
ing among his many friends, and also
interesting them in the Straube. II
you are interested, and you should
certainly be, letter addressed to
him at Oregon, Mound City or Craig,
will receive his prompt attention.