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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-04
sealiops.

How many people know anything
about the tooIhsome scallopf Tho 1t
Ito round bits OF white meat ars really
tho hearts OF bival,es Ia other words.
tho only edible part OF scallop In tho
muscular tissue that controls the open
Ing and shutting VI It's shell. The name
scallop is derived from tho nuied shape
Of the creatures shelf, These are very
thin In fact. tho weight of tho scallop
la 50 near that " an equal volume OF
water that II iloats 10y tho very slight
propulriyc force given by the opening
aud closing OF the shell; hence scnilops
have the reputation of shellhsh thn,
swims. They are caught IN scoop nets
as they noat along with tho tide.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-04
Like All Mankind.

Ho-Darling. all ! possess | lay at
your feet sbe-You are just like all
the men-you insist on putting things
where a woman will have to pick them
up after you But--lD say yes. John
Exchange
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-04
A Hint For the Flsttsrsr.

"she rejected him, them"
YES"
HE used to praise her beauty IN
glowing terms. | should think thnt
would have made her fall In love with
him"
1T made her fall IN love with her
self, and she hasn't had room for a
thought about anybody else"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-04
his Enjoyable Trip.

"Have q big limo on your trip 10 New
York;"
"Oh. yes. | invited native New
Yorker to go oul aud see Ills town, aud
he seemed delighted with 1, - Florida
Times. Union
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-04
BONE DRY" PROHI BILL
SIGNED BY PRES. WILSON

Washington, Mar. 3.-President
Wilson today signed the postofiice ap-
preparation bill, carrying the bone
dry" prohibition provision.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-04

the asking for appropriation OF $20.-
600, and not against the proceeding
under the original agreement. with
which he Is in hearty accord.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-04
HOLD PORTLAND ROSE
FESTIVAL IN EARLY JUNE

Portland. Mar. 3.-Portland's Rose
festival this year will be held early
in June, it was announced today by
the Festival auxiliary.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-04
Another Way.

The old fashioned way. when you
wanted to keep your wife at homo,
was simply to lock up all her street
clothes. Now You simply refuse TO buy
any more gasoline Kansas City Jour
nal
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-04
REVENUE BILL Is SIGNED

Washington, Mar. 3.-President
Wilson today signed the $450,00O.O0O
revenue bill
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-04

A classified ad will give results.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-04
} = y y y = \ = =
!, ORRGON WEATHER

= Sunday cloudy and OCCASION y
= ally threatening weather, slight y
= temperature changes; easterly y
= winds. y
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10
TEMPERANCE NOTES
cpy the National woman's Chris
Wy tian Temperance tnion)
Authoritative TESTIMONY.

Mayor Sheer Of Denver. speaking TO
IN lroding citizens Of that city ut
luncheon. referred to the fact that
when the prohibition issue was before
tho rcorIr tn 1914 he voted wet, and
.old tina, were IL to come up again he
world vote dry. one result O pro-
hihitinn has been the lowering OF the
AK rnte, There had been deficit ut
thr close If the city'S business for
number ~ years" said the mayor. u
nm .lnd to- repor; that at the close OF
1915 we had II cash surplus Of SI3JooO.
and In addition thereto paid special
lmnrnycinpnt taxes an parks, hre-
houses. cuurthnuscs. city hall ana bath
house. To- the amount II sll2.Hw. we
also rpm.dicd acoustic defects anu
decorated the Auditorium.
"For 1917, city taxes were lowered
"a prr cuut--or SiSnOn less money
will be- collected rs city taxes this
year than during the previous year.
The success nj no city depends upon
the sale uf li.lIr md Denver today
H. better M t!.nn II was when saloons
we're running
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10
Attorney +. r. Richards and wife

Attorney T.. T.. Richards and wife
are rejoicing over the arrival of a
sU at their home, Sunday, July .,
DR.. J. 7. Thatcher officiating. This
makes a quartctte Of boys for Earl
and wife, and they are certainly dan
dies.
Mrs. Anna Dean and her two
children, of Quitman, have been here
visiting with her cousins, Joshua Gu
thrie. of the Lincoln district, and on
Monday, she and Mrs. Guthrie came
down and visited with her cousin
Mrs. VIM. Turnham.
Elmer b. Keenan,, the Stranbs
piana representative for Holt county
with headquarters at Oregon, MOUND
City and Craig, wants YOU to write
or call him up. He wants to demon
strate to you in your own home thu
Melo- Harp Straube Piano Player. II
will pay to get into communication
with him.
Mrs. Jesta Mole, husband it'll
daughter, Cheche, Of Buffalo, New
York, are here to see her mother, Mrs
Mary Foley, and brother, Eldon. The!
are Cyclonic Comedy Cyclists and ar
having q rest, as well as to visit alonl
with the hot weather. About Sep
TENDER 8 they will play at Mulberry
Kansas.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10
WHO is cu'tTY7

Compensation! Yes. we believe In
II. We Published recently an ac-
count taken from The Chicago papers
Of the dinhollcnl crucl'lcs inflicted ~
n drIuk.rrnzrl maa on his wife ana
h,. hri less children. When the m'n.
strr- who yuismcd that man AMI
,urari him loose to WORK Ills alcoholic
sli'r ~ bis own hnusch"l! have com.
prnsutcd that hcart.hr"kcn wife AMI
,bn.c bruised and bleeding children:
when those monsters have soinrhow
recovered for that VII" the love they
bny. stolen from her: when they have
given hpck g. those children n fn,hcr
whom they cnn respect. then We VIII
give audience 10 brewers and 'llsiill"rs
white they talk about comrcnsn,ion.---
/ The American Issue. And the man
whn votes SWEET" where does he come
| iui
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10

Mrs. J. 7. Thatcher, who has
been quite sick for several DAYS, is
improving, we are glad to announce.
--Babb & Greene, real estate
agents of this city, report the sale
of n farm near liaNtun, Colorado, To
Pete Fryman, of Oregon.
w. Il. Dow and family. Of st.
Joseph, drove up n Oregon. Sunday
last, and spent the afternoon with
his sister Mrs. Geo. Murray and fam
lily.
S. NJ. Stewart. who formerly had
charge Of the Orchard City Dairy,
has again been employed by Mr.. ],
~, Murray, and will at once take
charge.
Charles Cowanand wife, Mrs. C.
W. King and daughter, Miss Mildred
Mrs. j. ]. Henninger and G.. ID. Zook
were st, Joseph visitors, Wednesday
Of this week.
Frank Rush left Sunday nigh,
for iIaStun, Colorado, where he will
look over the farms that Babb &
Greene, real estate agents of this
city, have for sale in that country.
Mrs. India Price, accompanied b,
| NV "ausnteT, HTs' DWlRht meyer
were in. st. Joseph, Wednesday OF
this week, to see her daughter, Mrs
II. w. Caskey, who has been danger
ously sick, but whom we are glad /,
announce, is now improving, and i,
is thought will soon be able to be NJ
and around again.
Mrs. Anna l.. Seeman, formerl,
OF this city. died In st. Joseph, Tues
day, August 7, and the remains wer.
brought here, the funeral being hell
from the Presbyterian church, We'd
nesday, August 8, at l o'clock D. m.
the services being conducted BY In,
pastor, Rev. 7. A. Clagett, and In
terment was in Maple Grove GENE
terry, We hope for an obituary mex
week.
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Monarch.

james Smith. Jr.. made trip
lo Graham, last week.
David Allen and Harry Sipcs
we're in -. Joseph, Saturday,
Hobart Black AMI sister. Nellie,
we're in -. Joseph. one day, last week.
John Patterson and wife made u
ri ptu Amalcnin, Thursday Of last
week.
Miss Edith Culhour Of -. Joseph,
f. visiting a few days with NadJ
smith.
Albert Wilson and wife visited
Monday evening With Josh thilcoat
md family.
Elisha Sollars has returned home,
after "A weeks visit with his brother,
John SOLAR, and family.
Sam Hughes and wife visited
lruuud among their children and at
tended conference ut Monarch.
Bonn. Ia t,nttlich OF aud wife, q
,un. Angus, Il. lie H. a bounccr
Ncighing - pounds. Dr. Miles, ul
Fillmore. ofrcia,,d.
Those who spent Sunday witt
John Solnr- and family were: III
Brown and family, Lester Black ana
| Huily, ui near oregon, and Bustcl
.iroWn, Of Oregon.
The North Missouri conforcnc,
losci Sunday, Angus, !, after u three
| lays business session and GLORIOUS
| meetings at night. There were Il
added 10 the church roll. Those wh'
Intended from other place, were: Rev
{. II. Sweet aud son. Ross, Of Olathc
Kansas; :. I. BILLS and wife, Mrs
'uok, II. Hull, Rev i, W, Garrett
Nr +. Thomas and family, of 81
Juscrh: Mr. q. May and wife an'
Rev. 9. pcwcosc, of Brunswick, Mo.
Mr.. Gooihar, of Pleasant Valley, AM
Rev. Watkins, president of the Pal
mcr College, Of Albany, Mo-; Mrs
IIcssenflow and Mrs. Irene Flag an
| Miss Myrtle Barnett, Of Laredo, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gotchel, Of Brunswick
Mo-; Rev. y. Perry, Of Carol county
? Mo-; Mrs. Frank Elliott and Mr.
John Adams, of Andrew county;
! CLIFFORD.
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Forest City and Vicinity.

John Adolph was a st. Joseph
visitor. Wednesday.
Ed Burrier was a st. Joseph Wis
tor. last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella Watson was a st. Jo-
cph visitor, Friday.
Mis- Bette Woods was shopping
II st. Joseph. Thursday.
---Gcorgc Hinkle and wife were St.
Joseph visitors, Saturday.
Dick plummer made business
"trip t. e. Joseph. Monday.
John Birmingham. Jr.. was visit
ing in Kansas City. Sunday.
Fred burricr and wife were st.
Joseph visitors. last Thursday.
-Chas. Rayhill and wife visited
Monday at the J. Z. Scott home.
Mis-. I'd ellis is in Mound City,
visiting Mr.. ellis relatives there.
Midway Hoover and family were
4. Joseph visitors. last Wednesday.
George Hun; went to Mound City.
Monday. To Toe with the soldier boys.
Harrison Nandcvcr and family
Visited Sunday with Sid Nandevcr and
fc.
Albert Martin and Vim. Hit at
.1ded The Mound City Chautauqua.
Monday.
-GcorVc Stroud and Lox Kunkcl
AIDE "a business trip to st. Joseph.
Monday.
Fay McAwanc and wife visited
inday with hi. uncle. Chas. Miller
and family.
Cha-. No'and shipped car LOAD
hog- to the st. Joseph market
tuesday.
-Omor William, SHIPPED car LOAD
Of hogs to- the ST. Joseph market, last
iUJr.day.
Lloyd Gamc'ich. Of Roscndalc
Np, was In our city. several days
at week.
Mi, Muir Baker returned HON,
Monday. after visiting with friend, a
/ Ikuhui. Iowa.
Mi.. Lucy llinklo. Of near Forte.
|rHr. visited with u. I. kunkcl an
/ 'u. Sunday.
Riley Turncy left Monday f.
Troy. Kansas. where he will build
.,W cider plant.
Howard Douglas bought the but
.'rr shop. one day. last week, fror
Mr.. las. Gclv.n.
Nrs. Harold Lord. Of Salem. Nch
here. visiting with her parents. I
TO-. Watson and family.
re-. i. ]. Jafforky viii hold ."i
Irrrs h"rr nest SUNDAY, August /,
tie Catholic church.
Mis- I,culah Davidson. of -. i,
..ph. VI ted SUNDAY with her unci
urbIn C'.it and family.
Mr. Cation. uf Muutd C!ty, !. VI
ug here with his daughter Nj
. George Drake ana fanny.
Sam Naddlc and WIFE, uf IoGr
49,. sprnt the day. Sunday. with u
uihrr. Mr.. q. VI. Wadd'c.
Mr.. Gcorgc Drake visited sever
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10
Call Ne up..IlOnle Phone lIS
Special service in cleaning,
pressing and altering for
chautauqua week.
OREGON CLEANERS,
ID. II. Butts, Proprietor

lay, la,t week. with her aunt, Mrs.
John Clark, at Moray, Kansas.
Roll Ross and wife, uf Fotbcs,
,pcnt Saturday and Sunday with his
parents. Vim. Ross and family.
c. l.. Richardson visited SUNDAY
with hi wife, parents, \. q. Swupc
and family, near Mound City.
Mics Kate Iirodbcck returned
home Monday, after attending the
State Normal school. ~ Maryvillc.
Rev. \. VI. Kirkland viii go 10
Hopkins, Mo-, to attend an all day
church rally nest Sunday, Angus, II,
MIR. John Spccr visited several
days. lat week. with her parents,
George Shul,g and wife, near Craig,
--Mrs. u. y. Miller and Fred Wcis
and family, IT Oregon, motorcd I, -.
Joseph, Wednesday, in the Fred Wc!s
ear.
Fired Yodor and wife attended the
| funeral of w.. brp;hCr,in-law join
Fuller, ut n1scndalc. Mo-, WCdEcs'
day.
Mrs. Ann Eads, Of Lawson, Mo,
visited last week with her sister, Mrs
Dave Wallace and other relative
here.
barney Stalcup and Louie Stal
cup and wife returned home Monday
after attending church In Kansas
City.
Miss Fife Stone, Of near fortcs
cue. visited Saturday and Sunday will
her aunt and uncle, Dclbcrt Mile
land wife.
Oral holland and wife. Mrs. Chas
Hoover and Ray holland all went L
81 Joseph, last Saturday, in the Ora
holland ear,
Bud Nye and wife, J. ". Din
lwiddic and wife, and others from her
spent Sunday at Mound City with III
soldier boys.
Mrs. A. T. Hayden and childrc
returned home with Mrs, Frank
Goodnight, to Batesville, Mo-, and wi
, visit her there.
Elijah Alkire and son spent tn
day, Sunday, with Mrs. Mary Hill, Q
Bigclow. I.ige says the crops loo
good around there.
Mrs. S. L. Allen and son, Sila
of Oregon, spent Sunday with he
!, mother, Mrs, S. 7. Huiatt and famil.
near Forest City,
| -ENib'i' iNNhN''' W 'f'F sh'h''N
J California, spent the latter part {
\, last week with his sister, Mrs. A.
Jamison and family.
:, Mrs. VIM Thornhill and Miss Jel
r ME Boyd left Monday for Chillicoth
5 Mo-, where they will visit with rel'
: tives and friends there. ..
!, Mrs, d. NJ, Burk and daughte
r Miss Jenal, of Kansas City, are her
p visiting at the home of her daughtc
In. II. Sheffield and wife.
ri Walter Scott, Of Hiawatha, Kal
. sas came over Sunday for few day
i visit with his parents l.. j. Scott al
q wife, and other relatives.
n %. ]. Connell and family, jam
q Scanlon and Miss Bernice Berry,
n st. Joseph, spent the day, Sunda
! with H. b. Cornell and family.
.. Mrs. Myrtle Brown and daughte
3 Miss Beula, Of Chester, Neb., are her
e visiting with her mother, Mrs. Jol
y Shsfer and other relatives here.
81 Mrs, E. Brock, Mrs. v. H. Bro
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10

--A'rof. Allan Dow, of the Dow
Conservatory of Music, of North Va
Sima' Washington, was visiting his
cousin, Mrs, Geo, X, Murray the first
Of the week.
r.. J. Taylor and wife. Of Craig,
were the guests of Gerald A. King
and wife for n couple of days, this
week. Mrs. King Is a sister of MIR
raylor While here he purchased a
finc ,nddlrr from Charles Cowan.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10

Mrs. Stanley Whccthcc. of Ottawa,
kans.; Mr.. H.. G. Hall, Craig; Mr.. &.
\. Clark. Rulo. Ncb.; Frank. Lewis.
Harry. Perry and sherman, ~ Ore
gon; MIR. Vim, knoN. Amherst, Ne.
braska: Mrs. Wm. clark. Mound city.
Mr. kcc and family came to An
drew county. and Of lat" yrars. since
the death II hi. Wife. which occurred
April IL. 1908. hr hu, been making
MI, home with hi children, who, IN
Nj, declining years. lovingly cared for
him.
The funeral Service were conducted
from the Fillmore W. v. church. hy
Rev. T. A. clagc,,. Of the Oregon
Presbyterian church, assisted 10y Rev
". {. johnson, pastor of IN" Evan
g"lical church, and inlcrmcnt was in
the cemetery there. hIa SIS SONS ac''
ing ~ pail bcarcrs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10
Thursday, August %
Back 10 Earl, Scenes.


u. n. Craig and wife, of Osawa'.
,wic. Kan -as. arc here on n visit with
Nr. and MIR. Il. :. koovc.. MIR.
'rag wa formerly Emily, daupht"r
VI Cnptair and Mr.. y. u. Pitcher.
" Mound City. and .istcr.in.law n
sam u. Austin. former merchant o.
Mound City. Nr. Craig vas formcry
rom Savannah. a son of q. ". =,
'rHig. nm early day merchant of thH'
p'acc. lie wa civil engineer in b..
Younger day. and took part in tie
building of the Midway Valley raj
'ond In 1850. under \. Wells. the ,f"r
hiof engineer. VITO I'D the BiVclov,
burlington Junction division. lie auU
vi wife we've married in $50 2.
Wound city 10y Rev Duncan Brown
= the years wen, by. Mr.. Cfaia
mt a., chief engineer work and tool
- 'lc throttle. and for number nj
wears ha, ben locomotive engineer
md has been on the Missouri racici'
'y,t"w. having passenger run hc
'wc"n osawatomic Snd toffcyvillo
lie J., u nephew ~ ~" late Genera
James Craig. Of -. Joseph.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10

Nrs. g. J. Koock and daughter.
Miss Mildred. were 81. Joseph wish
'ors, Tgclda" ~ ,his eek.
Rev. ". e. johnson and Mr. and
Nrs. L. e. Eunkcl were in ST. Jo'
.oph. u few day. this week.
--Rorn. 10 Elmer Carson and wife.
TUESDAY. August :, 1917. n fine girl
tahy. rr. \. l.. Hogan In attendance.
MrS. Juno, Ia 'son, Of Humans.
Vile. Mo. L. visiting here, the guest
# her dg lighter, Mrs. y. +. Tillory.
-ia'c King mud wife wen, to 81.
Joseph. Tuesday of this week, for a
whit Wi'h tr'ir son, John and family.
-Four Shoats for Salc--Will weigh
| Hho. 80 pounds each. Call on or ad-
dress, :. NJ. stewart, Oregon, Mo-,
| Fas.or-' Phone.
-Iost-A cabinet photograph og
the late Uncle George Meyer and wife.
Finder please return to Fred Markt,
ST.. Of this city.
Mr.. aud Mr.. jess jenkins and
laughter, Of Monet, Mo-. are visiting
acre, the guests Of Mrs. jenkins sis
ter. Mrs. y. 7. Tillcry.
The Women Foreign Missionary
Society will meet In the Methodist
church. Friday afternoon. August 10,
with Mrs Nm. NJ. Morris rs leader.
Miss Myrtle Huctson, steno-
graphcr for Pctrce Brothers, Is now
back In the office, after u vacation Of
three weeks with relatives in Firth,
Nebraska.
John Adele, wife and daughter,
! Miss Marie, after visit Of nearly
three weeks with relatives and friends
here, left for their home in La Pryor,
! Texas, Tuesday of this week.
Fred bankers, wife and daugh-
} ter, Emma Elizabeth. Of Madison,
Nebraska, were here several days the
first Of the week, the guests of his
brother Recorder A. .. bankers and
! family.
John Greincr, formerly of this vi
cinity, but now making his home in
and around Dunbar, Nebraska. was
, here for few days, this and last
week, the guest Of relatives. He Is
2 looking fine.
Guy Cummins and wife left this
(, week for a trip to Chicago, and from,
!, there will take trip to Detroit
{ Michigan, and other points, going by
7 the lake route. They will be away
for n couple Of weeks,
I Mrs. Arthur Russell, of Lake
Arthur, New Mexico, after a months
! visit here with relatives and many
5 friends, and also looking after some
business matters, left this week fol
y her home. Come back again, Dora
:, you and Arthur and family are al
{ ways welcome.
!. Miss Olive Morgan, a registered
: nurse from st. Joseph, after a few
o days visit with her parents, +. S
I Morgan and wife, of this city, return
p ed to her home this week. She wa.
en-route home from Colorado, wher,
Y she had been for couple of week.
: on her vacation.
e R. l.. Greene, the real estate man
d left Monday evening of this week fo
J. Haytun and other Colorado points. HI
:. was accompanied by Vince Order
e Charles Wuelner, Jacob Kuhn, Claud'
i Kuhn and Jack Huston, who went I,
: look over, that country, with the view
t to invest in land If they find what the!
want. :
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10
rHe couNTRY,s NEED.

"Thrrr = no such thing NJ pncit'sm
now" said William Jennings isr. mn.
addressing "urncli university students.
and be- urgrcd for nationwide ?rohi.
billion un :hr ground TINT IN this crisis
urr country needs young men with
'rirnn and quick.ihinklng brains. men
vtih steady nerves aud muscles"
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10
shuts.

Oyn SHUTS was born in Michigan.
September 10, 1853, and died ~ the
residence Of his sister. Mr.. g. W.
Hit. IN Forest City. Mo, IN Thurs.
day. July 10Th. 1877, aged
~ years, 10 months and 10
days. Mr.. Shuts was n son
of the late Samuel SHUTS, u well
known blacksmith Of the earlier days,
and u man whose ccccntricitics and
Vet sterling traits Of character. mad"
him one Of the best known citizens ~
Oregon until hiS death. som" years
nRo.
The youth Of Orrn SHUTS was spcn,
in this community. his earlier asso.
catcs being men like Stewart kcryc..
Hamp and Tom Price, Edwin \. Wei
IS, Henry Cook. Thomas Carry, !, \.
krock and few others. ull of whom
remember him well and all NJ whom
ever held him In high esteem. lie took
up the profession ul h,s
father and soon hccam" one
Of the best smiths In this cOUn-
~. At thnt time he was man
Of strong pnysIp'c, on" nf the hes,
boxers IN a." curn'. ard almost an
all-round athlete, aud Was very popU-
lar among his friends aud q. ,nciatc -
but Of "A very Vlic; and retiring Ill
position. Ills health failing len IN,
late '1O's, he went Ia kansas city iui
treatment aud partially icganiEg his
health. his apt.tud" ~ u smith
attracted the attention of ~
Dickinson, then conducting
medical institute IN that city
and for years he worked Their
as AN instrument worker, in whlci
line Of work he was very successful
and his earnings were invested IN cit!
property, which late years should hav'
made quite valuable,
His retiring disposition became "a
ccntuated rs the late years went b.
and in time he became n recluSc, an
although hc has been nj Forest CT.
for the past u months, none Of III
old friends in Oregon were aware o
his bcirg there, and he passed ava
there without any of them knowln
of his serious illness or even of tn
fact Of his being at our ncighborin
city. otherwise he would have receive
from them the attention and friend
consideration, "a man of his characte
and life richly deserved.
Oren Shuts was IN every sense
true man and good citizen and 10y:
in a remarkable way to the friend
of his youth, though his extreme n
ticencc made him unknown 10 III
busy world Of today which had fol
gotten his existence, hut not 81 to tn
friends who knew him Of yorc and
whom his memory will ever RENAL
dear.
His. final illness was one Of lon
duration and death came as a relic
to his wearicd body. The funeral sci
vices were conducted at the residenc
Of his sister in Forest City, the Re
A. NJ Kirkland, pastor of the Baptii
church, conducting the services, an
his body was laid away in the cent
terry in Oregon, there to await II
resurrection and the dawn IN the san
cemetery, where rest the bodies I
his father and mother, and where, I
boy, he often played. May he slice
well is the wish Of all his old friend
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THEIR JOURNEY ENDED.
kee.

William kee. one Of our highly re.
spected citizens. kindly neighbor and
friend. and considerate parent. died
at the home of his son, sherman kee,
near this city. July 30. 1917, in the
Sist year Of his age.
MIR. kee was born in Drumore, Ire
land, Decent or "a. 1895. In isiS he
came to the United States, the family
locating in Pennsylvania, and later
went to Ohio, where he was united In
marriage to Augusta Borchers. Tc
them was born IS children, ~ OF
whom survive the father. and are
whom survive the father, and are
Walter Of Mound City: Mrs. Sher
man Smith. Of Princeton, Kansas
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PRESBYTERIAN Church Notes.

Sunday school every Sunday morn
ing at ?:i5.
There will be no further church ,rr-
vice until the return of the pastor in
september,
7. 4. CLAGETT, Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10
LIQUID BREAD COSTLY.

"i.iVuit bread H. costly. Science
,l,.lnr.s that 81 man would have To
swallow dn,!y ins glasses of beer nj
II rnst nf -. To- sup,'y ~, amount
a., i,,',lIs needed. or ~ glasses to
furnish III" 60 n,hyorai's.'
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-10
i'lunn,t.

Jennie T.. rlummcr wa. born IN
lolt county. Mo, Jun" ~, 1862; aud
lied July 81. lnl1. aged 30 years, I
month and IL day.
!hc gave her heart 10 tod in early
,r aud united with the Presbyterian
huIch IN Oregon. Mo-, aud lived Il
aithful Christian until she was call.
Il from labor To- reward. She mad,
4or home with her brother aud hi
wife, M and M. T.. -. plumm"r
ioar Fore, city. Mo-. for the pa
. ycar.. and wls under their lovirs
and tender care when The fell on that
at long slcrp, the sleep Of death.
She leaves two brothers. Mr. Il. q
Hummer 81 near Fore, city. Mo.
aud Mr. ben I. Hummer, uf Crosby
ON. TcNas. with u multitude Of friend,
20 wuJrn her departure.
The funeral services were conduct
Il at the home ui her brother. Mr
Z. .. l'lumu"r. 10y Rev. T.. +. Cooley
iaator or the Methodist church a
inr't city. nssistod 10y Rev \. u
'uffman. Of Columbia. Mo-. and he
crains were laid 80 rect IN ,h'
Maple Grow" cemetery. az Oregon
No.. to await th" trUmprt call whc'
h" dead in Chr shall rise first.
The bcfcavod ones have the dc"pcs
,ympathy of III" entire community.
T.. T.. =.