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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-03-02

FAIRFIELD AVE. VARIETY STORE
COOPERATIVE CAR FARE E1 FOR cus W2Ha
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-01-08
New Point and Vicinity.

New Point and Vicinity.
7 y p"h, and wife drove to st.
JOSEPH. Friday.
Ar. Kuniel and wife went to st.
ioaerh. Tuesday.
Fred Davis and wife spent Sum
day at the Central" office.
DIR. Earl Ruhl. Of Kansas City.
vas weekend visitor with his par
cnts. y, p. Rrhl and wife.
Fiber Atkins and sister, Mrs. Kate
kearney left Tuesday for the Sunny
'orth." for q short visit.
Miss Winston Wilson. Of Kansas
Citv. came Tuesday to spend several
wecta NJ the home Of Rev. T. D. Rob-
erts md wife.
Spencer Boswell left for Western
Nebraska. Monday, where he will
visit relatives and try TO get rid Of
the asthama.
There Is considerable sickness
now. mostly grippe. Will Terry and
rn lily. JEFF Springer and family have
been sick for several days.
Born. 10 Elmer Allen and wife,
n son. january 2, 1917, DIR. Hogan at
ending. This Ia the 18th child
there are II living and two dead.
Edna Ravhill came over from
Rulo. Neb.. Wednesday Of last week,
20 witt homo folks. She was accom-
nanicd by her little niece, Madden
Fields.
MIR. Claude RAIDER returned 10
his home in Kansas CITY. Thursday.
after weeks visit n, the home II
ris wifc's parents, Rev. T. ID. Roberts
and wife.
y ,st--A watch bracelet. between
the Christian church and Az. Kun.
kc''s corner. n Champ watch. Sw'ss
mako. Finder please return 70 Miss
crissic Hartley, New Point, Mo.
NERO,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-01-08

our city, on business, Friday and
Saturday, Of last week. MIR. Cole
was formerly our electric light and
water engineer.
Gins. Johnson, Of Sparks. Okla
hcma, has bought ont The Cad Baker
bckery. He has Hershcl Baker TO do
the baking. We welcome Mr.. John
son and family to our city.
Mrs. VIM. Crawford returned
home, after visiting her mother and
sister at Bedford, Iowa, over Christ
mas. Miss Ruth. who has been visit.
ing In Bedford, for the past few
months, returned with her.
A watch party was given at the
home Of X. II. Sheffield, Sunday night,
Of this week, in honor Of their guests,
who were: Mrs. Shef'ield's sister and
brother, Genial and Dan Burk, OF
Kansas City, No., and Miss Grace
Ice, Of Sugar Creek, Mo.
Herman Kenney. Leila Williams,
Lee Click, Nettie Burge and George
Andes, Of Mound City. visited Mt the
home Of {. T.. Richardson and wife
Saturday night. They were on their
way home, after having spent tho
day visiting in 81. Joseph.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-01-08
Obituary.

Clara isis Baker wa horn in Silver
vi'ic, Indiana. November ., 1861.
IN the year Of 1850. she came with
her parent 10 Missouri. where she
rcsdci until her death. She WA
y arricd TO J. u. S.alcup, January
~. 1883. in Forest City. Mo-. To this
Mon sly children were born-I.ouis
r.. Gabriel H., ESQ. Paul and Grace,
the latter dying In infancy.
Mrs. Sta'cup had lived q Christian
lifc for more than twenty years and
was an earnest worker in the church
of Gcd. She was q very devoted wife
and loving mother and had hosts Of
friends. She died In Forest City.
december 2s. 1915. Funeral services
we're held at the NJ. T.. church, of
Forbes. hy J. u. Pctcrman. OF Kansas
City, on the morning Of the Goth. and
he romans were lad away to rest In
Tire Forbes cemetery.
Her depnrture leaves her aged par.
clis. four sisters. three brothers. the
""shond. f've children and eight grand.
childrcn, other relatives and hosts OF
friends,
DELPHEUS.
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Our Sick.

T.. ". Norris has been added to the
vck roll the rast week, and Is report.
ri to be very sick man.
Or. Evans condition Is not at all
satisfactory, and he Is suffering most
instensely. Phleabitus has developed
N the Doctors case, and this causes
most intense suffering
Ed Gibson has not been so well the
past week.
Miss Marie Hodgin Is doing as well
rs could be expected. DIR. Kearney,
the family physician, did some skin
grating. Sunday last, both her par
cnts and older sister. Miss Blanche.
giving the skin for the purposc--thc
grating was on her arms, neck and
chin.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-01-08

&C. u. Zook had business IN
Omaha, Monday Of this week.
Mrs. Tom Pleasant Is undcr med
ical treatrcnt by a sc. Joseph special
list. She Ia thought to be in q very
precariors condition.
l. George I.orcks, one Of the best
Of fellows In all Holt county. called
on Collector Alkirc. Friday, and the
collector made. George loosen up his
purse-strings.
Judge A. W. yanCamp was called
10 Bcnton Harbor, Michigan, Wcdnes-
day Of last week, by telegram, an.
nouncing the death Of his sister-in-
law, Mrs. Saunders VanCamp.
Charley Stalder has been putting
on q new coat of plastering In the
Office, occupied by the recorder ard
circuit clerk. These officers have
been occupying the hallway while
Charley had possession Of their room
Miss Catkarine Dawson has re-
turned to her home In Forest City
where she Is convalescing from an
operation for appendicitis. During
her absence on sick leave, Miss Ids
kreek has been filling her place q,
stenosrapher for Earl Richards.
Mrs. Sam Simpson. of this city
had a great New Years gift come L
her from her sister, Mrs. Bird SO,
wand, Of Seattle. Washington. II wai
15-pound salmon, nicely packed In
ice and came In most excellent con,
dition. Mrs. Simpson and family en-.
joyed q feast Of baked salmon, Sun,
day last, and q member of The Sen,
tinel force enjoyed q goodly portion
Of that feast
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-01-08
4 Delightful Tine.

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" m'hs WINS Ws, Vi,.;., To-,
w N,, nces'' .pI Willy ' III, "S s,o,'
t Sn na.,n a" ,hn a,yo m"s, =, " o,,.
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Ivy, w I" , T, TX, p's, ~ ''' ..,ov,,.
w ,i w ways a.c ~ f'i w.. :,
u 'i,,n ss ~ ,L s h I"""v ,',I W." NV
,. n .n S,t ',J ',,, w" ,ho M"I ~,
. si,,nn'' anu my. WV" 'm.'' US
.a.n' np1;r. "a.,"s ""S. an
osaaoe , evening" a nv. every . mo mon ',
nade pleasant .. me party was IN
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-01-08

ron bridge u G.. Spiccr Fi''n~W No
II owls IIcdyin and RI. Buntz were
u. one day. las. week, looking after
Gsincss interests.
Mrs. Elliott Kurtz. who has been
cry sick avith pleurisy. II. 30 we are
nformed improving.
Miss blanche MARYLAND has re-
irncd home from q visit with friends
n Dcs Moincs, Iowa.
We are sorry 10 learn that Mrs.
linton leverich, IL sick again, be-
NO confined 10 her bed.
Miss Alice Cox, Of st. Joseph.
ras the guest Of Miss l.cona Markt,
or n few days, last week.
Plenty Of Choice Cut Flowers,
nd especially Fine Carnations at the
MOUND CITY GREEN HOUSE.
Miss Frances Young, Of 81. JdA
atcr visit with relatives and friends
ct rrcd to her home. Sunday, last.
Mrs. Sarah Phillips, after the
.oliday time. with her son T.. o. and
fife, returned 10 Savannah last Thurs
,ay.
Robert Kennedy. Of 81. Joseph.
isitod here for a few days, the guest
{ his grandparents and other rcla-
ives
Fired, a son Of Albert Eggcr, will
cave In few days. for Columbia,
here he will attend the State Uni.
versity.
J. W. Judy. Of Craig. Vas shaking
iands with friends and looking after
business interests In Oregon, Friday.
VI last week.
FOR RENT--A house with = rooms;
centrally located; electric lighted;
good cave and garden spot. Address
lock box 40. Oregon, Mo.
Try Q sack Of Gold Dollar OF
Wanda Flour. Every sack guaranteed.
OREGON PRODUCE CO.,
East Side Of Square.
Thomas Reynolds, accompanied b.
his daughter, Miss Bertha, went to
st. Joseph, Monday, Of this week,
where Miss Bertha entered business
college.
-LOST-A large brimmed. white
Stetson hat, between Oregon and
Forest City or my home. Finder re-
warded BY returning same to Teed
Garner. II
Moore and Krcek cut some cheese,
last week. II was cream and
weighed 800 pounds. We know il IL
fine for We invested q couple Of timex.
There Is some left yet.
You should sec the smile Eldon
Foley has since he and Mr.. Will
Pennell put their heads together for
q new horse, that Eldon hopes Ia
soon possess as his own.
will J. Nocllsch was on Me St.
Joseph market, December %, with
q car load of hogs that averaged
around $50 pounds, for which he re-
ceived 5000 per hundred.
-Danah Foley Is here, visiting his
mother and brother, Eldon. lie is one
of that bunch Of Riddles that looks
out for mother, fixing things up handy
and comfortable in the little home.
-. w. and s. w. Cunningham, Of
Rulo, Nebr., who are large land own
ers on this side of the Missouri river
in Holt county, were transacting bust
ness in Oregon, Friday, of last week
principally with Collector Alkire.
Mrs. Mary Foley left Monday, on
the 2:45 train for Omaha, Nebr., "a
visit her daughter, Mrs. Flora jenkins
who went through Q serious operation
last June, and Ia still quite poorly
She will also visit other daughters
in Omaha and Lincoln, Nebr., before
she returns.
Mrs. 8. B. Hibbard Is visiting hel
parents, c. d. Zook and wife. Shl
and her husband, Dr.. Hibbsrd, just -.
turned TO their homo In Kansas City
Monday, Of this week, where III
Doctor took . postgraduate courBe
Thsy plso Visited With relatives onf
frieads In Boston, rWashington, d. @.
u ard Jehnstswn. Psnnsylysnia.
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Forest City and Vicinity.

visitor. MONDAY.
Kelly n Kelly have opencd a liv.
cry barn In Forest CITY.
Ms r. I,irminvbnm was n
ST. Joseph, visitor, Thursday,
a. n. Cass made 4 business trim
10 Muscotah. Kansas. THURSDAY.
Ora Munkcrs Ia spending the week
end with Mrs. c. l.. Rjchartlson.
-Chas. Mills and son. Fioyd. were
In 81 Joseph on business. Thursday,
-Ccorge Reeves and wife visited
at the home OF Dnn Hahn. SUNDAY.
John Sheer and wife visited with
Mrs. Speer's folks, of Craig, Sunda,,
--"Red" Brock and little daughter,
Doris. visited In Mound CITY, Tues.
day,
WIN. Koi,mcr and fnr,ily moved to
ST Joscph, the latter mart Of this
week.
We are glad 10 see John GamelIck
out again. after a siege of malaria
fever.
ARTHUR Cotton and family visited
Mt the home of Ihlc Hanks, at Forbes,
Sunday,
Scott Brown and wife visited nj
the home OF T.. v, Scott and wife.
Sunday.
-l;corvc Cummings nul family
visited At the home OF his folks here,
Thursday.
-Silns Brinson and children attend.
ed the funeral OF Mrs. barney Stalcup
this week.
p. l.. Brodbcck was putting IN
Ice Friday. The ice WAS about eirl,t
INCHES thick.
-jIcrman Carron ard fnmi,y visit.
cd nj the home of his folks, In Fair
fax. over Sunday,
VIM. Spreckclmeycr and family.
of Corning. ARE visiting his mother
and other relatives,
-"Inte" Milli,on, of nrnr spvan-
nah, Ia Visiting at the home OF Lis
n,oibcr and family. =
Frank Cook and family yi,ited
n, tLc howe OF Arthur Cook and wife.
near Nnpior. SUNDAY.
-Niss sycrii Tibbels. of Mound
CITY. visited M the home of n. ~.
EowLs ovcr Sunday.
Mrs, LIiza sIkirc visited nj tho
bo,,c az bcr mother. Mrs. Mary IIilI.
of Bigclow, "Wednesday.
Nrs .Iohn Reeves md Miss Knther-
inc visited n, Inc horne Of j. NJ shu.
mate aod IN niiy. Friday,
Mira. Fred Alkirc and her par-
cn,s. Mr. and Mrs. X. NJ. Ewing. were
81 joscnS yjsitors' Friday
Paul Acton len Tuesday for Chill
licothe. Mo-. 10 resume his studies in
thc Rusiness College there.
eWiss Ida Gelxin of 81. Josepb.
visited bcr sister Mrs. Jesse Mills.
The latter part Of the week. >
Miss Pnu,inc Fi,zmauricc WAS
v,.;,;mw with rel"tives IN Mound CITY.
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. 6Skect" Elton, Of Tarkio,
WIFE n 1 fcw p davs. this week. ~'
-Uownrd Douslss went 10 ST. To-
semi Monday. where he IL having a
cancer ON Ms throat treated,
Mrs. Albert Walker and children
were visiting AT the home of George
Reeves and family, Tuesday.
Tom Hamilton, OF Mound City,
visited At the home OF his parents,
Vim. Hamilton and family, Monday.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Shumatc and SON,
Eugene, visited at the home Of John
Keves and family, Thursday, of las,
p week,
Mrs. James Campbell and daugh-
ter. were visitors ut the Mrs, s, A,
Ferguson, home, several DAYS this
week.
James Gelvin, Mrs. Jesse Mills
and Miss Ida Geivin. visited at the
home of Harry Gelyin, east of Oregon
Friday.
Mrs. George Drake and children
visited at the home Of her folks, w
+. Catron and family, of Mound City
Wednesday.
Miss Edith Simmons and little
brother, Silas Perry Allen, spent Mon.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-01-08
Card Of Thanks,

To the many kind friends and neigh
bors who so kindly came to our as.
sistance in the hour Of our grief, the
sickness and death Of our beloved
mother, we desire TO return our heart
felt and sincere thanks.
VINCENT G. ORDER,
BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-01-08
A Bargain.

II sold soon, here Is . bargain. An
up-to-date reside. &c In New Point,
known a. the Oren resid nee. For
further particulars, call on or address,
ELMER PENNINGTON.
Farmers Phone. Fillmore, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-01-08
Card Of Thanks,

We wish to thank our many friends
aud rcivhhors for the Kindness and
sympathy shown us during the illness
and death Of our beloved wife and
ma hsr.
J. II. STALCUP AND FAMILY.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-01-08

frequently referred to during tho
evening.
The occasion was a very happy one,
and will lingcr pleasantly upon the
tablet Of the memory Of the "Wags"
as well as their guests.
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B. & Q. EXCURSION
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Brabitcine.
prac6t>G inbanc fir
,,Ocntide1lmcrika'!
Gle interciiante iauitricrte Bpdrr.
idrrift Der Sdgliden CmaBa
SribMH ne.

gielc Seller bon gGelttId anicri.
ia Der biItoriifen ituo 9odinterris
inatcn 8eitidritt Der gaglidca
Smaha 5ribiine. bnbetl ben 8unih
gedaBert oieietbe einbtnoen ltn0 ouf.
belpa1rcn 3u f0nneu. gBir nurben
oaonrd peranlaBt, einen ginbano
b%eriteaen at loiien nlt0 gum Ger.
fauf 3u brlngen, Der ben 2eiern @e.
legenbeit gibt. 0teie epodemahcnne
8eitihrift oui8ubepabreil. oef1t III
ipaterer 3eit miro Gin Sobrgol9
oieier 8eiti4riit bon erbobtem 8er.
te iein.
Sic ginb1noe utrtfoiien sic 9uln.
ntcrn oreier monote o0cr eineB gan.
5en Sobrgangs. Sic itnO iebr ge.
idmadbol NIT idiBor8em llnidIdg
uio eolbener Auffarift bergeltelt.
uno wer0en cine 3ier0e ie6er 9i.
bliot9et bilben.
Sic 9reiic Scr ginb1noe ifao
nie folgt: @oIlitauoiaer Sobronlte,
ale gaImniern bonn Abonnenten ge.
~lieiert, aebunoeb $1.75.
atle 9tnmtnern eiBes 0ierteliah.
res, pom abouaeiten geIieFert, ae.
bunoeH, $3.50.
goditanOiaer 5%obraattg. ale
Rnmmeru bon 1eutiA Amerifn bon
Der Gogliden Gtnnba Eribiine nad.
geIiefert, gebunoen, $500
4qe gtuTlmeru zines @ierteli06.
res. bon Der 11gli6el Gnlobo 9ri
bilne nadgeliefert g%ebuHoelt $3.50.
8orto ertr1.
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Die Ocibdftstuclt Umabas lit nab mrc nadb
Saxon iibcr5ciGt ucrccn, Sdf sic ,,G1elidbc
OMAHA Gribiinc" ais Hn5ciocz2ficSimm snit
Grfclec fiibrf. Sic Mrs i'm Pcim Angelic
fcrt, blcibt i'm Ecim mitS ipirS BON alien
Samllicnmitglieccrn, ~bcicnScrs Sen 6als>
f%ratct, 9elcicn. CdScn, Nic Sic Sramcn
all hMnSidpaft Rabcn pcllcn, bcporsmecn
cicfc 5eitnno.
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8iaOs Guerlanb, 3nc.


abteilnua fnr gebrandltc 9ars.
Dong 1890, 20l7s49 8arnanl.
8enn 5ie gltsihol baltet fir
bette Gualitat mo Nert III ge6raad
fen Gors. oonn beieben Sic iidl
nad]itebelloe neue Dio0elle pom
Gbcrlano 5pnrings naS
GoaOters,
5tn0ebater S%onrlngs,
Mnriuell Snuriuss,
1SorD Sunrinas,
EaffanO Spurin9s,
Miitdlell Spnrinas,
9nid Spnrinas,
Smbiun Spurings.
81 Grejicn bon Si25 bis 81 $500.
geidtc MISUNDERSTANDING ouf
gSuHid.
4usiDarti9e aup0ai merOen in
0icien 4orgoius beioi0ers i@nterei
iiert ielil. 4nfrdgell meroen promp.
teit crIc0lat. 26t7
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gttm aryt. ar3t:

8sIm at{L Ar3t Sit
labtn siusn MaHsttopil"
8atisnt: auum0giid, bel BEN biz
len Bier. bus ih Dsrtilg'i-
8rudfebIer. = MahrsaO
bts 1eHmn9Ies iibtrrsihtt eirer eer
9tinebmsr benz Msinbauoier TN
gaafn ber StammsoFt zine qanid
bolple.
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Sin gntes Njeipanu ArbeitspfcrOe,
niencn 1nInefdhr 100 4fnan ner
I%yarntsu sn D%erfanfen.
uSc! uSc!

8erabidieoen Sic iid BON esAren
6reun0en Die iii oitiid)en 9~tcbrasfo
teure s5arlneu bemirtiduiien, mo
ihldgt glter .Seim iu Morria gotns
til, lin Gale 0es Notb Gldtfe auf,
no oas slid Sbrer BART @ir
D%erfouien sShnen cine bcrudHrrtc
Garnb auf Der sic grnten fider
un0 oag 9ano iebr iradtbor it,
9aIicno fit alIe flcinen 9ctreioc
iorten; Seu, alfalfa anrtoffel iino
3~uderrilhen. aleiae arSahlltng uno
neltn SATIRE Bet, inn ben Reit 81
6e8ohlen. Sdlreibt fir unier Bud
nit poller Bcihreibung
Central States sanb Gpmpanh,
327 Linton 4aeific Building,
9Hbaba, Rebrasfa.
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8a6er.
Or. 9loorfieiO's Sdneief.9 umpf.
gaDer, 1909 6omaro Str.

9idcre 8ilfe fir 8beunlatismus.
8iiienidaftlid)e 9toiiage ntio eIcttri.
ide 8bau0llutg Tag ut0 9odt
geoffuet. 8eionoere Abfeilung fir
Gnlttea, bon 5 llbr morgens bis 6
llbr ahettOs. 0itnerolmaier bon
5itO 9maba Guellen. Gel. Gougfas
1853 -7.t0.t7
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Nnrmlnnh M n~rrfnnfen.

1890 ader &andl Coup Galnttl
gtcbr.. 8reis $1,000 $1,000 Pm
5ahlung. Heit 5 95lhrc nit & GrD.
sent 3ifulfer 0alts Stuaunq,
SalAppea, 9utcs Naiicr uat0 8iuo.
gigeatlimer 3lellt meitlih.
Dicie &nnb liegt ungefdhr ~ M3ei.
len BON Der ~eiienbabr, bod ioa cine
ilellc Stede iindlites aSa1r gebout
iperoen. 100 Sollalto, SanObiiaeI
ant NIT Bite @ro8 geiabt. q.
5ranta SIS 8rnnoeis 8Iogu Gma.
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Dos ounce oes Nrbeitsmonnes

De gnacr Some Inhibition fourat iebt 5t @erfanf; nnelbe lgt
uur einen 9od BON Der &oiapaer Sdnle lno Se fonnen BON Sbreu1
Sein ans Src Giu0er in oas 5dulgeb1uoc eintrefn fcben m0 fonntn
Eoeiaben aud in fhlebtenen 8cher nod oerilben idtfen 5trdBenbabn
eiuie einea 9lod efHerut ~ Miniteu 6abrt bis 8r 6uruai Strobe
ecidofe 1T uHhuttelbarer g1be
0epflofuf. NIT 9tnnicinen mo earouteia SAotteubalme &C.
Ipfan5ti @ns mo 0dHerlehng, ionic adnalHierung nod icoem Bait.
Iplat. Girs aaeul beoeutet sroBes Grfpornis hr SIC
ghr bibifet fohge @tmaaIops mer6eu uf Onicn "a ganplabcn
erridtet mcroet lSrlnfobrderlide 8enetiel ino fnr 5c ferta fiji 5000
per Nanplab. 5a1lbar III 34 Sabrea nit s696 Suerefan.
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