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COUNTY NEW s
sRooKL1s.

Mrs. e. II. Bridges 10 visiting Mrs. Gu,
Means ct Sedgwick.
Samuel Wardwell 10 home from Land
ing, N. j., where he has been EMPLOYED h.,
the ice company.
Mr.. Abbott and family, who have snen,
several months At e. K. Tapley's farm.
have returned to their home.
Mrs. e. H. Phillips is visiting Mr..
William Herrick. The wrist which 81.
broke several weeks ago is improving.
Center Harbor Rebekah lodge held
special meeting Wednesday evening. Two
candidates were initiated. There ve,.
visitors from Bluehill lodge. Refreshment,
were served.
Eugene Kane returned from Boston
Thursday. While there he visited hi.
daughter Ruth, who lie spending the win.
ter with Mrs. Agnes Mcfarland Morprage
in Mansfield, Mass.
Miss Laura Hamilton, who has been
with her mother, Mrs. Sydney Hamilton.
who had . shock recently, returned to
Rockland Monday. Miss Hamilton h..
charge OF the wards in DR.. Woods hos.
pital in that city.
Bion Cousins went to Rocklsnd MONDAY
to enter the Knox county hospital for
treatment. Mr.. Cousins broke his arm Last
fall, since which time he has had troub,.
with his hand. He was accompanied bv
Mrs. Cousins and her mother.
Feb. E. I1NH Ruv~-
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MCKINLEY.

Miss Ida Thurston has employment in
Portland as photographer.
Messrs. Greenlaw & Gordius have dis
solved partnership aud closed the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Trask have moved
to Manset, when Mr.. Trask has employ
ment.
Mrs. Emery of Bar Harbor, who has been
there, and is visiting Miss Anne Gott be-
fore returning home.
The work Of packing fish at the cold
storage plant is nearly completed. The
fish have been shipped to New York, Bos-
ton, Bangor and other cities.
Feb. 8. z. NJ.
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NORTHEAST nARBoR.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Goodwin OF Seal
Harbor were recent visitors In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Whitmore of Bar
Harbor were recent guests Of relatives here.
The photoplay serial, "A Lass of the
UNDERSTANDS, J" will begin at the Pastims
Feb. II.
Ralph Hamor was taken to the Bar Har-
Dor hospital Sunday. His friends hope be
will soon recover.
A large delegation from the junior C. e.
society attended the local union at Bar
Harbor Saturday, and won the junior
banner for the ensuing four months.
The third annual Hayseeders' bail was
held in the Neighborhood house Friday
evening. 1t was the big event OF the
season. Wescott's orchestra played.
Rev. c. D. Crane of saylesville, R. l.,
preached In Union church last Sunday
morning. In the evening, Mr.. Crane con-
Quoted an interesting service in the Pas
time theatre.
Feb. s. 1917
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COST OF CAD ROADS.


8 There Is no need of discussing
. the importante OF good roads.
6 They are essential to comforta-
Q be travel to the economic pro-
9, dEct!cu and distribution of farm
. products. to the Development es-
Q pecialiy of satisfactory rural
9 schools and to the improvement
9 of the social life Of the nation.
o Fad roads are very expensive
9 possessions. 1t is estimated that
o 1t costs % cents under existing
9 conditions to haul a ton mile
@ on the average country road and
o only Is cents on properly Inn
9 proved road. But this is not all
9 the story. The direct cost Is
q very great, and the indirect costs
. are possibly even greater. With
o bad roads the farmer Is COM
= PEELED to haul when he should
= be engaged In other activities,
8 while with good roads he can
Q plan his operations without ref
o erence to the weather. Tho
o states and the local units, as has
o been intimated, have strfkingly
. recognized these truths by great
o ~ increasing their appropriations
y and BY devising better machin-
. ery.-Secretary D. F. Houston in
o American Review Of Reviews.
9
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EAST oRLAND.

George Whitaker is visiting in Frank
lin.
Leila Grindle has returned to Bucksport
after week with her aunt, Alice Gibbs.
Mrs. Frank Cotton spent Wednesday
and Thursday with her brother, George
Snow.
Helen Pickering is finishing out the
school for Alice White, who had to leave
on account Of illness in the family.
Feb. 8. -v NJ.
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Ii. mood was NO darker than the sky.

bis mood was NO darker than the sky.
He ate breakfast glooncily, furled his
great cotton umbrella and boarded the
stage Even his obstinacy was endan-
gcTed as he Looked lac. and saw Mrs.
Lizzie. her sleeves relied above her
round elbows. standin,; ia tie midst Of
her chickens scatterin, grain.
As tie train bore him farther and far
Their from the carping tongues of his
neig,lbars Mrs Lizzie doomed larger
and la-rer in his minds ere until 1t
was with feeling of positive home
sickness that he s.rUCc through the sta
ton at Scranton and out on La kawan-
ma a7enue. He had intended to go d.
.ectly to Wilson's Office. but he found
that his heart was too heavy to be NOV
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SEAW ALL.

Mrs. Hubert Farnsworth returned TO
her home in Ellsworth Thursday.
Mrs. Warren Haynes OF Trenton is
with her sister, Mrs. Dudley Dolliver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Dolliver are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth OF
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. E. Newman are home
from Egg Rock light station, where they
visited their daughter.
DR.. Higgins OF Bar Harbor operated on
the foot Of Edgar Newman last week. 1t
islhoped the foot may be saved.
Feb. 8. T. E. ID.
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DEDHAM.

Frederick Sylvester of Auburn visited
here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pond OF Holden
were recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Cowing.
Miss Agnes Mclaughlin of Lewiston is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Mclaughlin.
Mrs. Marcia Blood went to Brewer Fri
day TO spend.some weeks with her sister,
Mrs. J, =. Turner.
Feb. 8. 49, +.
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QUEST FOR A
Middle Aged Lovers
Brought Together
In Strange Way
By ALICE LOUISE LEE
Copyright by Alice Louise Lee.

Ensign Beebe turned to Hymn 100,
gathered himself together and arose.
1t was a process worthy Of note. a
gradual unfolding, as 1t were, Of bone
and muscle joint by joint until the re-
suit stood six feet four, his substantial
feet firmly planted on the floor Of the
Sunday school room, his bare crown
brushing the cobwebs from the ceiling.
His heavy bass voice rumbled against
the windows, an uninteiligible roar TAX
ing the place of any word which he
failed to see distinctly.
He lowered above two rows Of very
little boys whose childish treble was
lost in their teachers bass. They faced
two rows Of very little girls whose pre-
siding genius sang in a small musical
soprano, while one hand made hurried
excursions to her bonnet to assure her
self Of its angle, to the back Of her
waist to push down her belt, to her
throat to ascertain the relations exist
ing between her collar and tie.
All these movements were largely re-
fected in the eyes Of Ensign Beebe a.
he sang Justify, muddling consonants
badly.
In an unguarded moment he allowed
his gaze to wander In the direction Of
the little girls. The next instant he
rolled his eyes about apprehensively to
see II he had been observed. The gig
giles from a class Of sixteen-year-old
girls left him in no doubt.
When the school was dismissed En-
sign, writhing to the depths Of his sen
sitive soul, hastily lodged the hanging
lamps and strobe out into the church
yard. Here he was promptly waylaid
by a brother whose zeal outran his dis
cretion and whose wit fell short Of
both.
"Tello, Ensign! 1t can't be that
you're havin' very promisin' weather
up your way these days or else you and
Lizzie would be comm to church In
double rig" -..,...
1t was a speech he had rehearsed to
himself carefully for an hour, and the
men around him loudly appreciated 1t,
all save his victim. He gave one wild
glance in the direction of Mrs. Lizzie,
who. with skirts carefully raised, was
approaching her carriage. and then
stammering, "It-it-the weather is
drove hastily away. followed by good
natured roars.
A mile from the church he drew rein
in front Of barn which had its coun-
terpart across the road. Hastily stall
ing his horse, he entered the house
few rods beyond The house also had
its counterpart across the road.
Clouds OF dust down the turnpike an
nounced the more leisurely home going
Of his brother churchmen. Usually on
a fine day Ensign was wont to sit out
on his porch within stones throw of
the other porch and exchange greetings
with the passersby, but today he shut
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Suspicious.

There's q man outside who wants
to see you" announced the ONCE boy.
He says he's an old friend Of yours"
Find out whether he wants to Dor
row money or sell life insurance." di.
rected his employer. "In either case
I'm not in."-New York World.
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The London ONCE Girl-Could have
next Monday. sir. for my sisters wed.
ding? Her Why. you had
couple Of days OF for sisters we'd
ding last month. The Once Girl--Yes,
sir: we d, get OF quickly in our fam
iiy.-Lon6 on Sketch. r
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EAST FRANKLIN.

|; Judge Blasdell OF newport spent the
week-snd with his parents here.
9. w. Madison is slowly recovering
from an attack of grip.
Miss Mildred Wallace, who has been IN
Bangor several weeks, 10 homo.
Feb. 5. b.
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SOUND.

Miss Cora Richardson spent Wednesday
and Thursday with Mrs. Clara Murphy.
Julian e. Tracy OF Sound and Miss
Elizabeth Pollock sof Tioga, ePa., were
married Thursdays evening, Feb. 4, oy
hev. Charles e. Lee OF Northeast Harbor.
Their friends wish hem happiness.
Eugene Walls 10 visiting his sister, Mrs.
Harry Bordeaux.
Feb. 8. b.
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1t is conservatively estimated that
100000 was spent In good road
work In Texas in 1915. The amount
will go far beyond that during 1910.
1t Is estimated.
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Mrs. Julia Rsmick WAS called home TO
Bsyside last week by the illness OF her
mother, Mrs, Marks.
Feb. e. Y.
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The power Of concentration IL one Of
the most valuable Of Intellectual attain
ments.
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Tn, un;x.r.., cr.t,tu,a..

The Universal Gratitude.
How thankful I am that I have Z
home"
"Ah. yes. to shelter your dear ones"
NO; to mortgage for an automobile
Baltimore American.
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cOfupdniOn. Dys q competent woman WIN
good references. Address 2ol Irving street.
Scranton. Pa
Ensign studied the little paragraph as
he sat at the little table, his feet braced
against the wall beyond. "Housekeep-
er or companion" he unused aloud and
planted his forefnger on the latter
word. 1t had but one meaning for him.
Presently he uncovered the term and
looked at 1t thoughtfully. His face did
not express unalloyed Joy. He arose
and gazed mournfully through the
closed blinds at the house opposite
Mrs. Lizzie was ON her way to the
barn, milk pail in hand.
Such sudden hatred OF that other
'estimable woman" arose in Ensign's
breast that he precipitately gathered
together pen, paper and ink before Mrs
Lzzie's pleasant face should entirely
obscure the advertisement 1t was pure
obstinacy which drove, his pen as he
composed letter addressed to 2O1 Irv-
Ing street,
To Miss or Mrs. -:
Dear Madam-I notice an ad. in the
Scranton Press of some one there who
would keep house or become a companion.
take the liberty at this time to make
brown my wants have a house all fur
nished that would be glad to get wom-
an to keep and would take such a one for
companion II It was agreeable to both
! will be there tomorrow evening to sse
II II would DO.
When he arose the following morning
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Sunday School Class Entertained.

The ~. r." class Of the Presby-
terrain Sunday school was entertained
by the teacher, Mrs. Win Markt, out
ut her home on the farm. They were
taken out in the Markt "Dort," Sat
urday evening and were there until
Sunday evening. Sunday morning, ut
the usual hour, Sunday school was
held with two new scholars and five
visitors present. A bountiful dinner
was served Sunday and all left full of
praises for the culinary art and ex-
ccllence Of. their hostess. Those pres
cnt were: Misses Virginia Neither
land, ldotha Bunch, Buella HUNT,
Hazel Patterson, Hazel Smith and L.
ona Markt, and Messrs. John Town
send, Russell Markt, Fred Markt,
Henry Cell, Claud Markt and G. II.
Fritzler.
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The above facsimile Of the registration filed out for
every Of military after
shows
other tnbuAtcd Of
registration card Is for additional particulars
qualifications to be filled In by the authorities ''T
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VI. T.. Child Organized,

The ladies Of the Forest City NJ
y. church organized n Guild, Wcdnes.
day evening, May o. mt the church
The Rev. T.. =. Cooley led the move.
ment. The following officers wcr,
elected: Mrs. Mary Thornhill. pres
ident; Mrs. J. u. Mccoy. vicc.prcsi.
dent; Mrs. II. II. Sheffield, secretary,
and Miss Maud Stallard. treasurer.
Plans were made for n dinner, par.
cel-post sale and entertainment TO be
held, June 9, mt the City Hall, but
owing to the fact that there Is 10
much sickness ut the present time
the officers have decided TO postpone
the affair indefinitely. The meeting
Of the Guild, which Is held every
"Wednesday afternoon ut the church,
Is also postponed. Watch for further
announcements. \.
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Jack Atkinson left Wednesday of

Jack Atkinson left Wednesday Of
this week for Florida, where he will
join his father, Newt. Atkinson.
Harry l.. Jones, of Kansas City.
was here, over Sunday, the guest OF
his parents, John NJ. Jones and wife.
Miss Wayne Greene Is now at
her home in this city, having finished
her labors rs u teacher in the Mound
City schools.
The thermometer registered 30
on the morning of May %, and there
was light frost In low places, but no
damage TO growing vegetation that
we could learn of.
William Bucknum, of near New
Point. had bunch Of hogs on the
market, Wednesday Of this week, and
sold one, weighing 440 pounds at
l5,ac, bringing him $500.
Rev. 7. A. Clagett and wife were
In st. Joseph, over Sunday, where he
occupied the pulpit of Rev. W. II.
Dobyns, ID. d., OF the First Presby-
terrain church in that city, last Sun
Wick Greene, accompanied by
David Barbour, left Tuesday evening
Of this week for Akron, Colorado,
where they will at once improve
Wick's farm, By building residence
and out'buildings. Wick will also
make other improvements on his
farm, preparatory to removing with
his family, this fall.
AT the request of many the high
school play, "Maid Marion" a COM
edy drama In four acts, will be re-
peated by the class Of 1917, at the
high school auditorium, this Friday
evening, May rs. Proceeds to be
used for creating fund to pur-
chase Vlctr0la for the school. No
reserved seats. Admission, 25 cents,
Be sure and attend.
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&C. +. Meyer Is back in this Sec
ton again, after a brief visit with
his family In Boise, Idaho.
e. l.. Bucher Is again suffering
with neuralgia, brought on by the cold,
damp weather. We hope for his early
recovery.
Tho Presbyterian church, of New
Point, will observe Children's Day.
next Sunday, May %. Everybody
cordially invited.
Mrs. Lou Gibson left this week
for Emmett, Idaho, where she will
make an extended visit with her
brother, Silas Bucher and wife.
The Epworth League Of the st.
Joserh district will hold their meet
ing at Ridgeway, No., Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday, June l, 2 and 3.
Rev w. l.. Meyer and wife, son,
George, and daughter, Lucille, left
Thursday Of this week, in their su-
tomobile for Blackburn, this state,
where they will visit for ten days
with their daughter. Mrs. Walter
Lesser and husband.
The members Of the Y. p. A.,
Of the Evangelical church, rendered .
surprise party TO Everett Meyer, at
his home, Tuesday evening Of this
week, prior TO his leaving for Law
renee, Kansas, where he will attend
the University this summer. About
26 were present and . NEST entoyahfl
evening was parsed. Refreshments
were served 1850.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Max Rabh bave r.

MIR. and Mrs. Max Babb have re-
turned from visit with relatives at
Haxtum, Colorado.
Some Red-Polled Cows For Sale,
fresh. Extra good mixers. Call on
or address, Aut Curry, Oregon, Mo.
Mrs. Bert Dreher has been on
the sick-list, but is now c6nvaleseing
and will soon be able so that she can
be out again.
--Otha Dreher, wife and children,
Of st. Joseph, spent last Sunday at
the home Of his parents, Bert Dreher
and wife. Their son, Roy, of Forest
City, was also home for the day.
Mrs. J, A. Goodhart, of the Tri-
umph school district, her son. o. c.
and wife, and her granddaughter,
Miss Velma Watson, spent the day,
Sunday, at the home Of Mrs. Alice
Maple. "a
The township convention Of the
Sunday schools of Lewis township
will be held ut the Presbyterian
church In Oregon, Sunday, June 3, ut
2 o'clock. See the program in next
weeks paper.
Bert Maple left last Friday for q
week or ten days tour on business in
Colorado. While there he will call on
his old-time friend. Perry Brooks and
family, ut Haxtum, and also make q
stop at Akron and Holyoke.
On an inside page, II is announc-
ed that Meyer Post will meet at the
home Of d. r. Dobyns, tomorrow,
May 26. The Post will meet with
their comrade, VIM. M. Morris, on
that date, In the afternoon, at 2
o'clock.
F. William, the twelve year-old son
Of J. G: Meyer, one and half miles
north Of Oregon, met with what might
have been Q serious accident, Monday
evening, May n. He was gathering
eggs and fsll about six feet, striking
on his stomach, bruising himself ssri-
ously, but Fortunately no boaes were
broken, and DR.. u. T. Thatcher, who
was called, thinks he win now get
along al right. 8 ...,-.
~. i H. aa n = q = ~ r.
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DECORATION DAY EXERCISES.
Orders Issued by Commander Psirss. Of the
sons Of Veterans. To Observe Dseosa.
ton Day.


H.. ''','. . ''"'A"''
w compliance Win an official request from
-, p Nr"S .. INC n'nuh''e' To
p.s...,,,a NV. ' !" s''"o,'' p"S ana
ar. a,,",",,, . ' "s 'o""~'np orders
,I,, ,n. -, ,'.' '"'.s he""'u"r'er'
a,,,.,,.., - ~ u'"' 'h'S ne "neoy
nett. =. ~ ,.,,, " ~. NAV we m,v, o' These
., m. - III " WV '"''"'' '"'""'"s RANKS
an g.,
cr.y as. ,o,.,,.,,,. ,.''', !" "e ',ue ana 'he
-, "" .,'a a 'nV,o' 70 '"'" IN These en-
- ""' W"Vr' "'''.hm'n'' hr' made 20
ri. ~. D,,,, y" ,n' "..'shn'" Is thor
an 1871 o~' me invitation extends
c,,n a.. w." N'""""a, OF veterans OF the
eamr a, son. ~ y. .,"'s u, we o'S"hl'sd
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Benton and Blair.

r.. G Emerson is the owner Of u
new Ford.
Mrs. A. c. Hickman is quite III
at this writing.
MIR. and Mrs. A. r. Gould Visited
last Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
Ed Clark.
MIR. and Mrs. X. l.. Cason spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Earl
Rock, of the Bagby district.
Mrs. Clara Mccoy, Of Mound
City, visited the last Of the week with
her niece, Mrs. Smith Derr.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. l.. Nicholson. of
the Summit district, spent Sunday
with their son, Curt and wife.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Peblcy, Of
Craig, spent Sunday with Mrs. Peb-
ley's mother, Mrs. Anna Field.
MIR. and Mrs. r. A. Dooiey and
family spent Sunday with Mrs. Doc
ley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gen.
try.
MIR. and Mrs. oville Norris spen,
Sunday with Mrs. Norris mother,
Mrs. John Carder. Of the Blair dis
trict.
Miss Dale Nichols spent Thurs.
day night with her parents and at.
tended the party at the Fred Quick
homo.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Andes. Of
Mound City. spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. W. W. Murray and
family.
MIR. and Mrs. Web Carder. Of the
Blair district, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Cardcr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Cason.
MIR. and Mrs. r. S. Brown, Of
north Of Mound City, were visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Ralph Kinney,
Sunday evening.
Mis- Frances Chambers. Of Phil.
lipsburg, Kansas, visited the last Of
the week with her. uncle. l.. II. Fitz-
maurice and family.
o. X.
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Additional Bigclow News,

Kansas City, last tuesday noon.
Geo. w. Hinkle was a business
visitor in st. Joseph, last Tuesday.
Frank Ginning was a passenger
to Maitland, last Sunday afternoon.
Jim Smith was passenger to
st. Joseph, last Wednesday morning.
DR.. F. +. Hogan was a st. Jo.
seph visitor, one day. the first of the
week.
Miss Blanche Hunt was a Mound
City visitor. one day, the first of the
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Joda Beekman were
shopping in st. Joseph, one day, the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Mary Ford Is In Preston,
Neb.. this week, visiting with her
son and family.
MIR. and Mrs. r. W. Graham were
shopping in st. Joseph, one day, the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Walter Bradbury and Mrs.
Ralph Lease were Mound City visi.
tor. last Tuesday.
--George Gelvin, of Oregon, was
visiting with friends, between trains.
here, last Tuesday.
Mrs. +. X. Allen was down from
Craig, one day, the first of the week,
visiting with relatives.
Mrs. NJ. Moody Is here. this week.
from Durand, H., visiting with her
niece, Mrs. ". NJ. Davis.
Night Operator V. A. Solieder
was transacting business in Mound
City, one day, the first Of the week.
- Donald Rooney. Of Mendon. Mo,
wa here several days, the frat Of the
week, visiting with Bryan Hinklc.
Lot Brown an1 son. Robert, left
last Tuesday morning for Nebraska
CITY to attend the funeral Of a rcla.
tive.
Superintendent S. W. Shelton and
Tom Bridgmon attended Masonic
lodge In Mound City, last Tuesday
evening.
The Big Tarkio Drainage CON.
nissioners held meeting at the Bank
lat Monday, when considerable BUSH
ness was transacted.
}. u. Bridgmon was down from
Maitland, one day. the first of tho
week, boosting for his home town and
visiting with friends.
r.. W. Graham. one day, last week
bought a Ford car of Harry Morris
II l. reported that Harry will buy n
ca.,, w. "'"I future
III ', ,I SurIy. VINO mas position
~ @ purhhp,1h IN ST. Joseph,
@ 's'I"H WIN relatives and friends
''''i onu uay. inc hrSt OF the week.
","'nvr r,ecman wiil hold SER
S' 'od !" .ne Me,nonist church. next
sunday morning and evening, and cv-
uiy.Gna Is invited to attend these
'''c,lnHs.
.scoun' on inc series OF meet
.Es W ,ne ,hristhn church, the ice
croaln supper which was to have been
'r'en ny ihc ladies OF the NJ. T.. Sun.
9lE school has been postponed in
'''h,,clE.
ar. ana Mrs. Guy Jones and Mrs.
ua Jones drove down to st. Joseph.
w 'hc iormcrs car, last Sunday af-
''rnoon' whcre the car was left for a
.'ncrn' o'crhauIing, and the party re-
,irnen hofne via the darlington route.
''oh.ay AFTERNOON.
-"Iss ncncVirvc HOW, who has
secn visiting with her uncle and aunt,
MI ana mrs: ". L.. Catron. for sew
cral davs' lcft last Monday noon for
salem, Neb.' whore she will visit with
eI".lN's several hnys' before return
ing 70 hcr home In Bushnell. Neb.
nbro. Jesse and wife are guests
o Mr' ana Mrs. u. ). Hunt. this week.
WINE hro. Jesse Is holding n series
-, meetings IN the Christian church.
me meetings VIII continue through
OUT me week: bro. Jesse Is connect
gu wnn inc fcnticoSt Home, OF Kan
sas MY;
INhi'e attempting to catch base
nll, over on big Lake, last Sunday,
huon noon, sera'd Hound fell and
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-05-25
GIANT

will make the season of 1917 at River.
side farm, about six miles south Of
Oregon.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-05-25
4 Thing Of Beauty.

Geo. Il. Murray. our nurseyman.
has just completed his spring setting
Of thirty thousand young fruit and
ornamental trees, besides several
thousand new berry trees and shrubs.
The planting Of three thousand five
hundred young cvergrccns (pincs,
spruces and frs) makes n pretty
showing Of "greenery" on the prem
iscs. cast OF the residence and pack
ing grounds.