The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-06-13

lng OF the Nebraska funeral directors
association.
Rev. J. NJ. Bailey is in Carthage,
this week. attending the state conven-
ton Of the Christian church, being a
member OF the executive committee.
Judge Peter Raiser's first grand
son arrived at tc home of Uhel
Banks and wife, on last Saturday, |
June Z. and DR.. Evans says that the
whole bunch are an exceedingly happy |
crowd.
Some real bargains in broken lots
and sizes Of Misses and Childrcn's |
Patent Leather and Kid Pumps. III
you want 10 save some real money on
your foot wear you should see these
at G5c 10 si.00. c. W. KING.
Assessor All. Meyer II now taking
the merchants assessment, after which
he will begin the assessment Of real
and personal property. together with
an added duty Of taking the farm
census, u duty created by the late
legislature.
Charley bankers. Of Corning. was
here Friday and Saturday Of last
week. visiting his ncphcws, Henry. the
| local lntcrurban agent, and Owen, who
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seas.
Reports to the Department of Ag-
ricultuc show that the i1.ycar locust
has put in his appearance in nearly
every state east Of the Mississippi
River. Despite the fact that this may
bc the biggest locust year since 1868,
department cntomologists are not
alarmcd-but they are worried about
the army worm. The army worm has
appeared In Texas and begun a march
north. lie is "a real danger to the
wheat crop. The worms can he killed
| by burning grass over the spots where
they appear, or by spraying with al
mixture Of Paris green.
Illinois and Wisconsin. on Tues
day II this week, ratified the suffrage
amendment 10 the federal constitu-
ton.
Mrs. Ncva Nicholson and little
| Mary, Of Omaha, ARE here enjoying a
visit with her sister, Mrs. VIM. VI.
Morris.
Miss Virginia Mauck, Of San
francisco, California, II here for an
extended visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Elizabeth Denny.
Mrs. Harvey Profit. ST., of the
Richville district, was taken 20 Kan
sas City hospital, Monday, for treat
ment. Her many friends wish her "A
| speedy and permanent recovery.
-Childrcn'S Day was celebrated nj
Richville, last Sunday evening. An
appropriate program was gwen.
--Dclbcrt Ramsey was taken 10
Kansas CITY, last frloay' Tor treat
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WIS s.teI.iy sanSen, , 1921 $780, w" T I
~ nor.n OF ,h,aueou,. ria' 80, w." sa'
Iast ""nes '"' P'o''''o"'' "'o'e
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! WORK Shiu Spec'a''-A mcdlum
blue, heavy yarn. Shambfay, eNtt"
wide, 81 inches long fuii yoke BACK
faced sleeves, one pocket, pearl put
ton front, and double stitched through
out, An exceptional bargain az voc
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i The Sentinel greatly enjoyed q
brief visit from G. ID. Morris, editor OF
the ST. Joseph Gazette. lie was here
Sunday last and delivered an address
to the |. o, o. +. and Rebekah orders
on their annual memorial services
His address was mastery effort, AM
he was greeted with an audience tina,
filled the Presbyterian church.
Il DIR. Uillyard. of st. Joseph, wa.
SUNDAY puest of Misses Cora ant
; Nellie Trye'
Al T,o wor,l "a nm, on yory largo aste,
al no' Mr 20 ~, JU ~ 80 az 80 Snn