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nervCuSS:Ss, g nd
wss n a TN down
condition. Two Of
our best doctors
failed to 90 me scJ
gooG- / heard 50
mI,cn about what
Lydia E Pinkham's
Vege table Com.
pound he'd done for
Others, 1 tried it
and was cured. l
an no longer rIer-
vous, aC regular.
and iE excellent
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observation-disclosures Lodge Nos. Meets
III Masonic Temple first and t3ird
Mondays in each month. Francis E.
Nichols. Sec. Orient CHAPTER Nc. 8. L
\. N. Meets IN Masonic Temple sec
end Monday OF each month. Francis
F; Nichols, Sec. Crusade Commannery
40. 6, *. T. Meets N Masonic Temple
every fourth Monday. Francis Z.
Nichols. Sec Fairmont Chapter No.
81. o. E. S. Meets in Masonic FempIs
first and third Thursday. Helen Fiems
ing. Sec
Ladies Of Modern Maeeabecs = Dent
Hive No. 752. Ladies of the Modern
Maccabees. Meets the first and third
Fridays of eacr month in X. of p. Hall.
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Daughters Of Rebekah-West Virginia
Lodge No. 81. Meets every Monday
night at 1880 o'clock at Odd Fellows
Hall.
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HOW this
NERVOUS WOMAN
GOT WELL
Tod by EIerseiE. Her Sin.
caFity Should Con-
VINCE Others.

christophe-. Iil.-"FoS E2U= years I
suffered from irregu,a-ities- weakness:
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Pytt1ian Sisters-Mountain City Tenn
pie No. 5. meets every second and
fourth Tuesday evening in x of 2.
Hall In the Fleming Building. Mile
x. Evans. NJ. OF R. and C.
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K. o. :. M.-ShowaIter Tent No. Z.
Meets every Friday evening in Nc
Kinney Bldg.
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order Of Owis-Fairmont EodSe NO.
1922. Meets every Thursday n old
X. Of P. Hall. mckinney Bldg. ". Il.
Randolph, Sec'y.
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a. o. H-Neets every second Sunday
at knights OF Columbus Hall 81,
J.. o'Neal, Rec. Sec Boutlou DtTts'
ION. Ladies Auxiliary. Meets first
Frfdav Of each month in Z. OF c. Han.
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German Beneficial Union-Ieets first
and third Thursday OF each month
at 3 D. m. All dues and assessments
must be paid on OF before the first
day of each month. Ernest Schwcn-
er, pres; August Frederick, Vice
Pres: T. ]. Fast. Sec'y.
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Knights CT CoIumbus-Fairmont Coun-
ell meets every Monday in old Ma
sonic Hall. corner Main and Madison
streets. James :. Murphy, recording
secreta-r, II mckinley st.
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Woodnen q the WorId-Meets in K
ofP. Hail Fleming Bldg, H. T. Jones,
Clerk, 203 Albert Court.
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order RailVVay Conductors - Meets
every first and third Sunday in Red
Mems Hail at 2:3O p. m. F. Il. BTum-
ace. secretary.
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Council No. 49,, United Commercial
travellers. meets first Saturday even
ing In each month In Maccabee Hall.
Benneft. Sec'y
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n eets ever Tues -
70 Ill, Main street, rs. Olive 4
Harden record keeper.
T5ro7' IT76o6 RSIial1y TeaInrlen-o. Q,
FVfifiS uresfd enE; e ,. Holden sec
fefzrV. Meets second Sunday Of each
month a 100 p. N. and last Sunday
~ each month At 1880 p. NJ IA the Req
Mems han.
Loyal Order q Moose = Ea4monr
Lodge No. 9. Meets every WedneS-
DAY evening at 5:Se o'clock IN the
Moose Home, as Jefferson street.
r. D. Harden, Sec'y.
Modern W0odmen7 of Ameriea-White
Camp 30. 54zS, Modern Woodmen
Of America Meets every Friday even
ing at their han in the Skinner BldS.
&. ". walker, Clerk. Modern Wood
men of America Monongaheia Camp.
No. 1852. Meets every Monday, 1880
Z. n Hall on Merchant St Mont
DexauIt; Ralph Courtney. See'y
The Protected Home circie-FaIrmont
circle No. GIG. Meets every Mon
CAV evening at 1880 in the Maccabee's
Fall. Main street
a. o. .. W-Meets on the second and
fourth Monday in each month. ). Il
Ktnkead, Rec; ". A CTowI, Rep G.
Lodge. Degree of Honor, auxiliary 70
tie A o. Q. W. meets first and fourth
Monday OF each month. Mrs. A P.
Jones. Lady Chief Of Honor.
8. p. o. E-Fairmont Lodge No. 294,
at 1880 O'Clock. Charles D. Barry. Sec,
22$ High street.
!. o. .. p Marion Lodge No. II.
Meets every Tuesday in Odd Fellows
Hall ". S. Pitzer. Sec. Palat.ne
Ledge Nos 81. Meets every Wednes-
day evening at 1880 O'Clock In ODD Eel
lows Hall. corner Main and Monroe
streets. H. W. Stoneking, Sec'y. Noun
tain City Encompment No. 5. Meets
IN Odd Fellows Hall on the first and
third Fridays Of each month. G. f.
Riggle. Scribe. Patriarchs aiiiitaEi-
Eeets in ODD Fellows Hail Thursday
evenings. ]. c. Glasscock. Captain:
". S. Pitzer. Clerk
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Marion cb. Medical Soeiety-Meets
last Friday Of each month in the
Fleming BIdge. President, Dr. L. G.
Holland; vice president, DR.. l. D. Ho-
ward; recretary. Dr.. Il R Johnson;
treasurer. Dr.. W H. Sands; board Of
Censors, DIRE L. \. Tost, J. z. ofner,
VIM. F. Boyers; delegates to West
Virginia state Medical Association,
Drs. II. H. Carr. A. L. Peters: alter
mates, Drs. E. P. Smith, c. W. Wad-
dell
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4 q = ?. SIM Tribe No
lssts selcI n IIrl;y evening"
- Ised sIen:s HaiI. First W8rd.
1890. F3slsIZirs. Z. Sct R. 3Ss SITE
1000 Ffifsf ESf Woneta Council
20. Ueree q PocahontAs. Meets
ererT Frtd1v erening 1t Red Mems
f4aH, First rad
T15r5TV 6SSociatfon-The Board Of ID
rect0rs Of the Fairmont Public Ii
t-ary Association meets II the Library
parIor the first Monday evening OF
eacf month at 7:S0 O'Clock. The ofti-
GERS are: President. Mrs y. b G.
Morrow; vice president, Mrs. George
DeBolt; secretary and treasurer. Mrs.
J. walter Barnes. Other members OF
he board are: Ms Jennie EEs.e. MS
Francis E. Nichols, Mrs. Charles Bard
aiitcheH and B. L Butcher
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Royal NsIshbe1-Seaton Camp. meets
every Tuesday evening in the Skin
uer building. Miss Daisy Adams, secre-
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7 he Protected Home cireie-Falrmont
Circle No. GIG. Meets every Mon
Gay evening at 1880 in the Maccabee's
kaU Aaaf; street
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8. P. o. E-Fairmont Lodge No. "a.
at 1880 o'clock Charles D. Barry, Sec,
rs High street.
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{. o. o. Marion Lodge No. II.
Meets every Tuesday in Odd Fellows
rIaI w 6 Pitzer Sec PaIaf ne
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LESSON FOR JANUARY 6
John pREPEREs THE Way FOR
JESUS.
- ,rEl,T-1farIr 80.

e q - ~ tss q 9 ne
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". S. Pitzer. Clerk.
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Marks Gospel pictures Jesus as the
Nservant; therefore, It makes no refer
11ce whatever to his Genealogy. The
keysword to this gospel is the word
s.estraiehtway," which is used more
than forty times, and 1t Is suSseS-
tion rs regards the obedience OF a
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Occasionally the general ute aha
lesson may be found to be more help-
fnI than the special topics or add&-
tfonaI material as indicated for CIV
en- department. Sunday school lead
: ers frankly acknowledge that this new
MN Is an experiment. It is hoped
=ever. that the long continued con-
ressEes over graded lessons. extra
6ibIieaI material and Uniform lessons
aS mud 4 solution In this newer plan
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= iel5 IlesGsgF eEerin lacc1-
- II.fII3 irsI1 street MS Olive =.
FISirsYIeiia iecorl keeper.
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AID
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-01-25

There have been q number who have
inquired whether II !. too late to join
tho Rcd Cross. No. II is never too
late to Join, but the sooner the better.
Every day names are coming in for
membership. This week the additional
names are:
Earl Pierre. Chns. Thompson. Mrs.
Chns. Cownn, Mrs. Chas. Thompson.
Mrs. Sophia klinrpctor. James Som.
mers. kcnni,h lacl, .on, Mrs. Hugh
Brohan. Mrs. Scbpum Carson, Mo.
Alb. Green.
A now supply of bed socks has ar.
rived and they may be- obtained from
slrs. MARYLAND.
Both the sewing and knitting dc.
partments expect Ia make shipment
the last OF this week viii everyone
please send In their Gni he'd work?
Sufficient material Is now on hand
for the Surgical dressing. and tho
class will meet FOR work Monday af.
tcmoon nj ESQ at tho court house
jury room. The class will be- made up
and the lessons started nj this time,
SO that IL IL essential that all those
who have joined To- present on Mon.
day. lf you have Joined hut can not
10 pr, ont. call Mr. kcurncy and
make arrangements with her,
LOIS ENSOR.
Secretary 4. X. {.
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Obituary.

Margaret Mcguire, daughter of Jas.
and Matilda Snowden. was born in Es-
till county, Ky, Dec. 4, 1916, and was
married to Joseph Wccden Randall,
Aug. >, 1864. To this union ten chill
drcn were born-Nirs. John Peters,
Mrs. Chas. Hunt, Samuel Randall, all
of Forest City: Mrs. VIM. kollmer and
Clarence Randall. of st. Joseph; Mrs.
Kirby Barnes. Of Omaha, Ncb., besides
four children, Columbus, Joseph.
Thomas and Emma, who preceded her
to the better world some thirty years
ago.
Others who are left to mourn the
loss are eighteen grandchildren and
five great grand-children; a niece Mrs.
VIM. Field, Of Forest City, and neph-
cw, VIM. Merrill, Of Texas, besides
other relatives and a large circle Of
friends.
Mother Randall departed this life
January 10. 1918, aged ~ years,
month and 10 days. Thus the last one
of eleven children Is called to her re.
ward. She united with the Christian
church about 80 years ago. and ever
lived the beautiful Chistian life to the
end.
Funeral services were conducted
from the Christian church in Oregon
Monday afternoon. Jan. 81, 1918, by
Elder J. NJ. Asbell. Of Mound City
and the body was laid to rest In the
Maple Grove cemetery. A.
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My residence property in Oregon

My residence property in Oregon
is for sale. GEO +. GELVlN.
On Saturday, January 10, eggs
were retailing here at SOC per dozen.
Mrs. a. u. laync. Of near CurZon
week for Sl0.92.
james and Carl Huntsman have
returned from n visit with their pa
rents in Hutchinson, Rams.
Mother Muxlow, and also Mrs.
Ann X. Irvine who have been so very
i'll, are reported TO be some better this
week.
johnson J. Rayhill, Of the May
flower district, went TO a st. Joseph
hospital, last Tuesday, for medical
treatment.
John Gcyer, Clifford Dicken, Fra
zier Noblet and James Cox left this
morning for Kansas City to enlist in
the navy.-Maitland Herald, Jan. II.
w. c. Proud, NJ. d., Eye, Ear,
Throat and Nose Specialist. Office,
Physicians and Surgeons building.
7th and Francis streets, ST. Joseph,
Mo.
Will Turnham, who has been con.
fined to his bed for the past four
weeks, is a little better. but Is still
bcd-fast. lie Is now in his S0th year,
and he is slow to rally.
Morris, Of Mound City, has accepted
n position with Montgomery & Ward,
at Kansas City, and has charge of
the auto supply department.
DIR. Il. q. Pierce, Of Oregon, has
been named as dental inspector for
the Holt county draft board, by DIR. J
u. Harper. Of st. Louis. chief Inspector
for the state dental division.
.--Iost--A pair of gold trimmed spec
taclcs, between school house and the
/ Presbyterian church, or east Of The
school house. last Sunday morning
Finder please return TO this Office.
For Salc-A fcw DurOc tried sows
and gifts; immune: bred 10 farrow in
March and April.
II. u. TERHrNE & son.
Roth Phones Forest City, Nc
Gerald King and wife are now the
owners of hat was known ~ the Re-
bocra Anderson property in Oregon
INC Of the hand-omcst residences IN
the city, paying $1,000. A sure big
bargain.
John Wilson, jr, son OF Judg.
John Wilson. NJ -. Joseph. and q
member Of the First Missouri Fic'
Hospital Corps. nov located at Fort
sin okla. spent saturday IN Oregon
~ the guest NJ Mr.. Clara Keller
Men who have received notice q
vua' elias iCa,ion from their lOcJ
draft boards must carry their elias &.
iication cards with them at all TIM
/ An order To this effect has lately bD''
| issued 10y the department or justice
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and relatives were glad to see him
home once more. Almost all Of the
young folks in town were at the de-
pot to bid him goodbye and wish him
well.
The sewing and knitting units of
the Red Cross are organized and
working. The sewing group has at.
ranged to meet on Wednesday and
Friday afternoons at 80 p. M, each
week, for the present, in the assembly
room of the school building. The work
is starting off in good shape with
about ten members working each af-
ternoon of last week. The knitting
group meets each Tuesday evening NJ
1880 p. M, Mt the same place, and
there are several sweaters, socks and
helmets in course of construction. The
work is open to all members Of the
Red Cross, and any one can help In
this work. Mrs. Guy Jones Is chair.
man of the sewing unit, and Mrs. Jas.
Couts, chairman of the knitting unit
A large and appreciative crowd
attended the unwilling Of Fortescue's
service flag at Tarkio Chapel, las,
Sunday morning. There are seven
stars on the flag, that many boys
from Fortescue neighborhood serving
in the service, with prospects for two
more being called to the colors at az
early date. This Is certainly a patri
otto move on the part Of the Fortes'
cue people, and is n move in the RICH,
direction. That they are proud of theil
boys who have gone to the front Their,
is no question, and they are not afrai'
to say 20. In addition to unvcilinc
the service flag, Miss Florence BoyC
favored the crowd with an extra goo,
patriotic recitation. and Rev. Karl +
Davis, the pastor, an address that wa
appropriate To the occasion.
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Always Has the STUFF.

jas. Taylor. Of the Richvillc dis.
,ric,, was on the 81. Joseph market
lHst Thursday. with ear Of cattle
and he and Gottlicb Fink had car Of
hogs. Jim's cattle averaged o75 lbs.
and he sold ut Sll.iO; his 80 head OF
hogs averaged 100. which he sold nj
Si5.6O. Fink sold his 20 head, which
averaged 2aS lbS., nj Si6.i0.
lie sayS he began TO hustle for him
self in 1899, and has never failed Il
have something for the market every
year since. His first ear Of hogs h,
sold IN 1899 NJ S3.33i!, and sold 100
bushels Of corn, crib measure, at zoe
and delivered Il.
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British Aviator,

Frank, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
Thomson, OF Craig, who came In last
Thursday, for a short visit with his
parents, and who is member of the
Canadian division Of the British Aero
Squadron, left Wednesday for Spring
field, Massachusetts,, TO visit friends
before returning TO Toronto, from
which place he expects TO sail In the
next two weeks for England, there Ia
Irish Is training as an air man. lie
ia n second lieutonant,--Craig Leader
Jan. Is, 1918.
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For Sale-Indian Motor Cycle n

For Sale--Indian Motor Cycle IN
good running order; call at the Kram-
er Garage. BRYAN MCGEE.
w. l.. Slusher has purchased
from the county and state 1875 acres
Of land, Thi swas formerly the Hem
me land, which Aes one-half mile west
Of town. The feloneous charge against
Mr.. Slusher for cutting timber on this
land have been misunderstanding
Mirror, Jan. 10, 1918,
IL, C. Irvine, of Mobile, Alabama,
was here few days this week, visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Anna X. Irvine,
who has been quite sick, but whom we
are glad to announce Is improving. He
reports the coolest weather in Mobile
for years this winter; mains and
water pipes all over the city freezing
and bursting. NJ
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Notice Of Sherif's Sale In Partition.
Jane Cotton. Nellie Wallace, Maude
Wright, Susan Odds, Jane Toupain,
Mary Harris and W. 7. Ramsey,
Plaintiffs,
Against
Harry Ramsey, Charles Ramsey, (of
Holt County, MiSsouri), Eliza Van
Beber. John Ramsey, Sarah Alice
Ramsey. Mabel higgins, Dollie
Skunk, Mainda Kessler.. Charles
Ramsey. (of the State Of Califor-
Mai, james Ramsey, Esther RAM
sey and Alice Ramsey, and the I'M
known Heirs of James Madison
Ramsey, Deceased, Defendants.
In the Circuit Court of Holt County.
Missouri.
By virtue and authority Of decree
and order Of sale made by the said
court In the above entitled cause, and
of n certified COPY thereof, dated jan
uary 10th, 1918. and delivered to me
IN said date. ! will. on Wednesday,
February 9th. 1918, between the hours
Of Q o'clock in the forenoon and D
o'clock in the afternoon Of that date,
and during the session OF
the said circuit court, at
the front door Of the court
house, In the city Of Oregon. In Holt
county. Missouri, sell at public vendue,
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand.
the following described real estate,
situate. lying and being in Holt coun-
lty. Missouri, towit: All the Bast Half
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that :. led bids
for Superintendent Of the County
Farm, for the term one year. BE-.
ginning March lot, 1918 will
be received at tho County Clerks
office, at Dragon, Missouri; said
bids to specify tho amount Of
salary for said work, the County
furnishing the hired help. Said
bids to be filed with tho County
Clerk on or before " N. Of We'd.
nesday. February 6, 1918.
The Court reserves the rlQht
to reject any or all bids.
D. 3. kUNKEl,
County Clerk
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I'ANsy'.

VIII Ncbcrmott has been taking
care " the grippe.
Mrs. barney Hollingsworth has
been quite sick.
Andrew Paync's visited at Allen
Elders, Sunday.
Allen Elder went to Oregon, We'd
ncsday, on business.
Mrs. Harry Frazier has been on.
tertaining the grippe.
Chris Conner walked across the
ice 10 Kansas, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Cookscy, who has been
quite sick, with pneumonia, Is getting
better.
Mrs. Bcryl Dawson visited over
Sunday with her brother. Mr.. Harness,
Il We boro.
Miss Anna Markt visited Miss Lo-
wee McDcrmott, Of the Culp district
Thursday night.
Mrs. John Mariner and daughter
visited her parents, 4. o. Krcck and
wife. last Wednesday.
Will Prussman and family visited
with his brother. Mike Prussman, near
Forbes. last Sunday.
Philip Schlotzhaucr and wife and
Ivan Fike visited with Elmer Fike and
family, Of Napier, Sunday.
Fired Sipes returned home from
Quincy, Illinois. We hope the rumors
are not so, Fred, and you will stay
with us yet awhile.
Those who boarded the train from
our little city for "The City Worth
While" Monday, were: Philip Schlotz
hauer Bill Kirk and Alvin Greiner
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For Sale.

One Of the best 80 acres In Nemaha
county. Kansas; / mile Of good town,
well improvedi easy terms. This farm
has never failed TO make from 81 900
10 $1,000 per year. G. w. COX,
Corning, Kansas.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-01-25
Card Of Thanks.

Tho children of Mrs. Joseph Randall
request The Sentinel 20 express foi
Then, their deep sense of gratitude IL
neighbors and friends, and especially
to DR.. j. NJ. Tracy, for their many
kindly acts during the illness and
death of their beloved mother, trust.
ing that the Master may ever dea
kindly with them.
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Attention, Comrades!

Members Of Meyer Post will meet
at the home Of d. p. Dobyns, ON Sat
urday, January 20, at 2 p. m. All
comrades are urged to be present, and
the officers Of the ensuing year will
be installed by installing officer T. G,
Fuller. G. w. CUMMINS,
f. S. MORGAN. Adjt. Com
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Notice Of shcrin's Sale In Partition.

Notice Of Shcrifl's Sale In Partition.
William J. Mnhon and Nancy y. Ma
hon. Plaintiffs,
~.
Gcorrr Norris. Mildred Ramsay, Lydia
4. lluntsman, Guardian of Mildred
Ramsay. ". II. Richards, Trustee.
Thnma. Curry, Trustee, Xook &
Rncckcr Banking Co.. "a corporation,
Bcrcfciarios. Defendants.
In tho Circuit Court Of Holt County,
Missouri.
ry virtue and authority of decree
and orlrr nf sale mad" by the said
cour, Ia the above entitled cause. and
cf certified copy thereof, dated jan
uary 2lst, 1918. and delivered 20 me
on said date. | will on Wednesday.
February 9th. 1918. between tho
hours Of . o'clock in the forenoon and
: O'Clock in the afternoon Of that date
ard during the session of the said Cir
cult Court u, the front door of the
cour, house. IN the City Of Oregon, in
Holt County. Missouri. sell nj public
vcnduc TO the highest bidder for cash
in hand the following real estate, sit
uatc IN Holt County. Missouri. to.wit:
Section Four az and the East Half
tElD Of the Northeast Quarter
lNEhD, Of Section Five 80. all In
Township fifty-nine (59), Of Range
Thir'y.scvcn tS0, subject, how
ever, to the life estate
of Sarah q. Ramsay, now
Il l.. 4
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JEFF Springer is visiting with his
son, Lee, In Clearwater, Florida.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-01-25

Homer Taylor, Of King City, was
here. Wednesday, visiting his friend,
T. r'rio.n.,
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Hun City.

Fired Sipcs was shopping in st. Jo-
scph. Tuesday.
---llaryc Elder l. in 81. Joseph for
the week with his sister.
Buff CITY has an interesting lit.
crary every Thursday night.
Floyd Hughes and wife spent las,
Sunday with Dave Elder and family.
There has ben quite u lot Of SICK.
nc@ In our ncighborhood the pas,
week.
NcNt Sunday L. brother Martin
regular appointment. Everybody
come.
u. II. Elder H. moving this week
90 James Fosters place, where he vii
farm the coming season.
We have regular Sunday school
Sundays. hut owing 10 the severe col,
Tr have been having u smaller NJ
tendance.
Glare Culp and family and 10,
Culp aud family spcnt u few day,
last week. at the hone of their sister
Mr.. u. II. Elder. and left Friday eve
ming for sheridan. Wyoming. We wisl
them lack in their new home.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-03-08
Grundy Center Items.

Special to Times RepuDNcan.
Grundy Center. March s.-Artnur
Hasbrouck. Freeman Hayes and Ross,
from Rcinbeck left last evening for
Texas in answer to the call for expert
mechanics. All three men are expert
mechanics and will fill the need Of the
CALL
H. A. Willoughby has been appointed
chairman of Grundy county for the
third liberty loan which will be called
for on April 6. He is in Chicago to-
day at a meeting of county chairmen.
A citizens caucus has been called
for next week to nominate town Off
GERS for the ensuing year. 1t has been
a long time since partisan town cleo
ton was held here.
Two new ordinances were passed by
the town this week. one covering build
'rigs in fire limits and the other an
ordinance for the protection Of paving.
Charles Schrage, who was sentenced
o'the inebriate asylum at Knoxville
two years ago and who took an appeal
to the supreme court, where he was
defeated, was taken to the institution
yesterday.
The Mendelssohn Club has dis
banded it being the desire Of the
members to devote moro Of their time
to Red Cross work.