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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-09
ORDINANCE NO. Al.

AN ORDINANCE Providing and sale OF bonds Of the
construction REINFORCED
bridge the Monongahela River $50. a..,ouo.
for the comfort
residents the City Of arnont that e
reinforced under construction within the CITY
street with Merchant Street at
Street the se completed may
-. g.. .,ou ,,o., 80 IN.
provemen exhausted, ,r.,->,,,r>
WHEREAS estimated that the sum Of ONE ana
THOUSAND ($1750O00 DOLLARS Will pe reQWreo
available AVAILABLE Tor the pu
Of construction Of said bridge.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF THE CITY OF FAIRMoNr ~%g
FIRST its bonds be known as
called Bonds in the aggregate exceeding
HUNDRED and SEVBNTYFIvE THOUSAND ($17500000l D0LLARs;
the same to denomination Of ONE THOUSAND 00QO Doll
shall be executed and signed Tor ana IN the
of said CITY by the Mayor the City Clerk
who this City thereto and shall
and dated and payable the
office Of the Fairmon the County Of Marion
state Virginia the National City Bank IN the City OF New
Attn option of the holder at
beginning with year hundred and
thereafter and thereof the said bonds hha
redeemed on each annual
Tod five centrum
payable mannualy first day November the first day
of the City Clerk of the said City Of
County Marion West Virginia at the National City
the State Of New York. at the option
the holder and that said by attached the
executed
o City the City Clerk thereof
respectively
come due and payable as follows, to-wt: f8@ "a
bond for 100000 due and payable November 1 92OJ
Bond for 100000 due and payable November =, 1871
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may voted marked the prescribed by law
EIGHTH That the City Clerk Of this city 90 forthwith prepare poll
ying special election delivered by him to the said Com
mssioners Of Election.
NINTH That vote Of the legal voters be taken said city on the
Section Fifth hereof the question OF authorizing the
special bond levy Of M cents on each ONE
on provide for each serial payment and
discharge bond herenbeo provided and that
aforesaid the voting places
City election held Tuesday the 18th day
taking vote the said proposed bond issue one
THOUSAND ($1750000Ol DOLLARS for said
City, that said Election heren6eo appointed do take the
the question Of authorizing
maximum special levy 7 HUNDRED
(S1OOO0 DOLLARS valuation Of taxable Of said City the
charge Of bond that the City Clerk Of this City shall
ballots be for the
taking certifying said special election on the
said Commissioners Election holding
said special election at the several voting places In said City shall cause
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-09
Realty Deeds Are
Filled for Record

u
The t0iloWifig deeds have been fii-
ed in the county clerls, Office.
Anna Belle Kinney and husband
TO Bird { u u, NOD onnell and Mary
Grace Mcconnell, SIS up, real estate
in FaiTmont Development Company
Addition fronting 35 feet on Benonl
avenue and extending back 100 feet,
Anna Crawford and husband to II,
A. Reed and wife, 500 up, real estate
namely lot No. on w. A. LawleI
plat IN Fairmont.
Max JatEe and wife to II. u. Grim
Warrington, 81 up, real estate in
Warrington fronting on Furbee ave
nue. known as Central Avenue Exten-
sion.
Charles Wilfong t., Florence B. Wi
fopg, SIS up, Pittsburgh vein Of coal
under land in Warrington district be-
ginning at the stake in original lint
OF j. w. Woodruff,
M. Eliza Fetty and wife to N. A.
Joliff, 81 up, 1-3 undivided interest
in land in fourt Inward fronting 100
feet on Walnut avenue, back 100 feet,
so feet fronting on. Walnut avenue
rs 90 feet on Walnut. Coal rights
reserved. 1-3 same property to M
A. Jolltff.
J. w. snowden and wife to Albert
H. Seaman and wife $1,000, real es-
tate in SEE nd ward, lot No. on
plat Of Pople and Jacobs addition
fronting so feet on Raymond street
back 100 feet.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-09

New York: Doctor Conner, formerly
of Johns Hopkins hospital, says: Many
men who smoke, chew or snuff inces-
sanity and who are seemingly healthy
are suffering from progressive organ
ic ailments. Thousands of them would
never have been afflicted had it not
been for the use of tobacco and thou
sands would soon get well II they
would only stop the use OF tobacco.
The chief ifshit forming principle of
tobacco is nicotine a de- Oily poison
which, when absorbeG4hy be system
slowly affects the nerves. embranes,
tissues and vital organs OF yody.
The harmful effect Of tobacl b Ys!4es
and depends on circumstance One
will be afflicted with general ebility,
others with catarrh Of the tMdN t, in
digestion, constipation, extreme ery7
business, sleeplessness, loss OF eq.
ory, lack of will power mental -
fusion, etc. Others may suffer Pma
heart disease, bronchial, trouble -
oning of the arteriess tube Ia
blindness or even canc6r ~ Ao con
mon affliction known lob Geo heaB,
II you use tobaaSorih apy nm You can
easilE-Aa,ttecE the harlntA effects BY
making the following simple tests:
Read aloud one full pkge from book.
III. in the course of reading your voice
becomes muffled, hoagse and indistinct,
and you must frequently clear your
throat, the CHANCES are that your
throat is affected Fby catarrh and it
may be the beginning of more serious
trouble. Next in the morning before
taking your usual smoke, walk up
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-09

FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS UNDER ORDINANCE
ADOPTED SEPTEMBER 20, 1919.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-09
Doctor Tells Hon to Detect
Harmful Effects of Tobacco
TRY THESE SIMPLE TESTS

three flights Of. stairs at a regular
pace, then stop, If you find that you
are out of breath, your heart beatsis
forced, trembling or irregular, yoN may
be q victim of functional or sorganic
heart trouble. If you feeltdat you
must smoke, chew or sprA to quiet
your nerves, you are eiave to the to-
bacco habit, and araD 6sitively pois-
oning yourself wit The. deadly drug,
nicotine. In eith4 case you have Just
two alternative keep on with the
self-poisonil process irrespective Of
the dangers and suffer the conse-
,quencss, III give up the habit and es-
cape thf dangers. You can overcome
The of2Sing and stop the habit in a
gery3Short time by using the following
penslve formula. Go to any drug
9feApd ask for Nicotol tablets, take
Sne tabtea aEter each meal, and !
'comparatfx hort ;tipasIIv Cd will have
no desire for 20, the craving will
hayesIaa5o G. Wjthasae nicotine pois-
soht of your systems&our general
health will quickly improve:s
Note-when asked about NRetol
tablets, one of our leading dfuggishs,
said: at is truly 4 wonderful remedy
Vpr the tobacco habit; away ahead Of
anything we haYe ever solF before.
VI are authorized by thstuianufactur-
ers ITO refund the money to every dis
Satisfied customer, and we would not
permit the of our name unless the
remedy possessed unusual merit"
Nicotol tablets arc seld in this city un-
der an i4on- clad money-back guaran-
tee by all up-to date druggists, includ-
ing The Mountain City Drug Co.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-09
GEORGETOWN

V II Fisher attended the N. E.
con ference at Morgantown Sunday
ana reported q fine time.
MES Mildred FoTtney returned
home after spending q few weeks VS.
Hing her aunt and uncle. Mr. and
Mrs. William Gantz at Falrmont.
% Fisher was. a business caller
lairnont Saturday, a
Miss Mildred Fortney spent Sun
day evening at Mrs. Charles Hess.
NJ. r Michael was business call
a. AZ MofgantoWn one day last week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Clarence Satterfield
and two children of near LowesYllle,
spent Sunday at Mr! and Mrs. James
lifnetts'.
Mrs. Charles Hess spent last Sun
day afternoon with Mrs. Minnie Fort
+ Miss Belle Morgan spent Tuesday
Afternoon AZ Mrs. Ida Laymsns''
Mr.. and Mrs. Eth. Musgrave wese
business callers at Morgantown one
day last week.
X Mrs, I. b. Arnett returned to
sairnoht a few days ago to spend
the winter with her children after VS.
ting her daughter, Mrs. Ida Layman
the past summer. -
Mrs. Allie May Musgrave was call
ed TO Fairmont one day last week on
the account Of her nephew's illness
Mr.. Paul Barker.
Mr.. and Mrs, Erigone Arnett and
son, Enmien Of the Brady Mines
pent Sunday with the formers pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs, James Arnett.
Charles Hess is getting in his
winter coal at present.
John Hess Of Palestine. Writ coun
~ spent last week visiting his son
Charles Hess ana also was visiting
relatives at Fairmont and Morgan
town before he returned home
Nv. IN. Ralphsnyder and Miss lcle
and Sarah Clark spent last Sunday
with i and Mrs. Clark RalphsnydeT
at Cool Spring.
n. T. Stewart was up and cut the
\ filth ON the w. D. McElroy place.
Rev Yoak will preach at George
own next Sunday morning at 1880.
Elroy Henry commenced his win
Ter school at Georgetown last Mon
day,
The Fortney children are attending
school at Georgetown this fall.
WIN. Ralphsnyder was business
saller at RvesvilIe one day last
week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-09
Too Much Joy Riding
for a Single Night

Newt Smith, Willie Notes and Char.
ley Dawson, colored, were arrested
yesterday on warrants Issued by JUS
tice Butcher, charging them with
wrecklng cars belonging 10 the Hall
garage on an all night celebration
Ethel Lewis, colored, was arrested Ia
ter on charge of furnishing these mer
with liquor and barrel Of wine was
found on her premises, She was re-
leased on bend while an investigation
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-09
III is SERIOUS

some Falnncnt People Fall 10 Realize
Che Seriousness Of Fad Back.
The constant aching o4a bad back
The WEAKNESS the ti1ed feeling.
The pail g and aches of kidney Ills
May res 1t sdptpusl1 If neglected
F.aseerot urlhahy troubles Otter
'ollow. ~ -
Ms II. napp g12 Morgan
Town avenue q /: II had severe at
tackspt lSliae 6ubie AMI suffer
lea with NJ so ] could hardly
keep u. u q 4 / I get any rest and
4 had awfSil q ches and spells Of
Y ss. 4 By Bs.as t9e ,., wax
read abog Doar ~ Pills and
bought son at the Hall Dtals Store
ms. hslbe me rig away, reliet.ll
me 81 bac aehe and ll signs Of kid
ley disorder"
Price coo, at all callers. Dom
simply ask for a kidn remedy-get
Deans Kidney Pills-tA same thai
Mrs. Knapp had. Foster Milburn Co.
ifgfs. Buffalo, N. Y.
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% being mad1 Dawson VINO says be
works at the garage took ono Of tne
cars Ciit for a ride and With two friends
lot q little wine before going far The
Gar TAI INTO curb ana was Wrec
Another car was taken out and this
also met with a mishap: Not beng
able to get this car back To the gar
age, there remained nothing but ex-
posture which accounts for the tact
that the three boys are n jail today.
"A hearing will be held as soon as tur-
Their important information can be OBJ
tanned.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-09

AGAINST THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS UNDER ORDINANCE
ADOPTED SEPTEMBER %, 1919.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-09
'RRI I. |. TatG'S
Nerve Forces MOI
Equal TO Task
Bit He Soon Built it Up to he Need.
g Power BY Using IeFY Worth.

. v
This well knoWG celere minister,
has erived ex taordIna benefits
from si1gle bottle Of lNerv-Wo{t
and IL to the story NJ st eloquenfly
to payt Nery-N oft druggist.
tenl Drug storq For five
searsf d yesbeen In ! very pervfus
conditt az. SpH not have the nerve
.orce o. al 81 my 4 "a. / could only
feW I'M Doctors told Sme
a6 % eat "a cold lunch. My stSni.
acli and a. ges on ERE IN very bad
condition and y Notion poor. my
Ies lsere cold a Numb feeling in
them sid my la ssT Could mott OBJ
tain my relief pa my nervous
Town until ok pne bottle OF
Nery- Worth and that changed every
thiftF. am ne gous. % more. SCan
6ai anything Al time no, blotting
nd stomach a q diges lpit in fins
condition Good Circulation ard Flood
No ntiInbnass and cold feelih9ih my
legs and hands. / am now yelling
Zine aud have regained my healt aud
fignis
Rev. r. L. Tate, 1 y
42l Pontiac Ave,
81 0iiEe Baptist Church, Dayton,
Your dollar back Il Nery-V Worth
loea Rot benefit you Cranes Drug
store MS Nery- Worth in Fairpont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-09
WILSON ANXIOUS
TO GET 10 Work
Spent Good Night and Ap-
nears Cheerful This
Morning.
IBy Assoeiated Pfess)

WASHINGTON, Oct. B.-Atter an
othef eood night President Wilson APP
DesFed cheerful this morning, White
Honse officials said.
with Increasing difficulty that
Rear Admiral Grayson, his personal
piigs iciat, keeps the President from
IA + q hand n affairs Of state. The
lent has asked TO see several per-
cons but neither Or. Grayson or secre-
tary Talpulty have been able to locate
any % them.
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Professor Says:
Internal Baths
Give Best Results ::

Horace I. Dodge, M. u Professor
of Matersa Medica, rs Ja Bbson Bldg.
Denver, writes Tyrrel Hygienic
institute Of New York follows:
lean truthfully say hat l have had
the very best result in my expsEk
ence with the y. l.. CaseNde.
You tertainly have struck 4flS key
note o many dtsea1 ~
By Means of Y -. B. L, Cas-
ade" simple wait water cleanses
the lowd intesb9 the entire length
removes all M poisonous waste
therein al kseI 1t clean and pure
as Nature haI 8 it shall be for per-
iect healthb -
Ycu%lA Be Itonished at yonrs "a.
iNgs theNmoi ing after taktpg au
internal bait 18th tie y B. i.
Cascade I'd = ill Gel brisht, brisk
confident an AZ u ugh every tlina
10 working r sht- Els,
and 4 prevent aSsSsat A o7lsSfIon tp'''D'
sRarmont sEa 6acy FaFmest. W,
Va, wilISaf n lnd exi ain the B
L. Cascade 10 you, a I will ahe
give you, &c on rogue, most IN
terestins oklet, why Man Of To
day Is DnlJ 50 Percent n HicieIt," By
Or. G6asl a. Tyrrel. Of few York
for. Is year, specialist q Interim
B9bing. Ask for 1t today
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Bonds so inclusive for 100000 PAYABLE November 9a
Bonds 10 inclusive for s. 10000 duo and payable
Bonds 70 % = nclusye i9F a ss sas
or apa psyssls ss
BIT payshle
due and PAYABLE November J. sse
e F due ana ana PsSs SoysS
AZ to s soyeSar
g inclusive for due and payable November ls 1891
g t. e. e. auy 100000 1885
Bonds as sys 5S ss
g e. 9ys
Bonds 90 e ac an9 ana
due and payable November 1879
to 1885, and payable November
M PAYABLE November 1919
us s2OOo payable November
made payable but may be registered
SedPs d IKE n said boaa shall not be and
coupons for the same will remain payable to bearer
SECONDS disposed to the best advantage
said City such manner as the Director q EnaSe or o Se
ovtded bonds be disposed for less han
than may be necessary sufficient the Improvement
mentioned above.
designated Board Directors in the manner prescribed law said
TSa Ss the q
5 81 ns s W. oS6 1S'seSS '5'3
d s sDp @ Rs construction and completion
for The than @
or body acting il lieu thereof,
FouRTH That Directors Of this
lieu thereof the said Board Directors
lieu thereof shall each the time required
by and taxation required BY law in such case
provided sufficient such bonds
bonds due and payable
questions connection with the issue and sale OF said
qualified said City accordance
made provided specie econ to be
precincts City and the Mayor hereby authorized
ng this ordinance specifying the amount
authorized said City therein accordingly
said proclamation published all the
published this weeks previous
LOT said election
SIXTH This when it shall be ratified and
hhs Of all the legal votes for and against
the the election mentioned In the next preceding section
holding the election mentioned In
Directors doth hereby appoint the follow
Election the poll and the result OF
prescribed the several precincts
or voting in said City, namely
First Ward-Stephen Vangider Howard Adams and j. NJ Fre
Second Ward-J. A. Jamison, and W. Mops8n.
Fourth Ward=-J NJ Bnnsy W. d. Straight apd6c Arnett
grave. +
Seventh WadMorgr Chambers George robs apd e'nt-
zelman
Eighth Ward-M B,cobun, Sam R. Nuzum and esn Riggs
Commissioners Election holding special election at the
City shall be takennd ascer-
the said poed at said voting places
ascerned and certified accodngo the egu-
and the ballot used taking such polls shall be as
following, namely
gna pursuant odnance No A. passed the Board Of p
September 919Gproviding for the
said City to the amount of ONE HUNDRED and SEW
THOUSAND $175O000l DOLLARS to complete the
tsrucion bridge the Monongahela River:
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- ~ taken and asceaned the election The
Of authorizing maximum special bomb levy in The several
respectively and the said vote and
the said several voting places said maximum
and The results certified according to laws h
taken nm separate ballot shall the words
following, namely:
M cents on each $o0) DOLLARS valuation q
provide for the payment OF ne
principal Of ONE HUNDRED and sEvNTYFIvE THOUSAND
A. passed BY the said City amont 2d
OF September, 1919'
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Proclamation and Notice Of Special
Election For Bridge Bond Issue
And Levy:
TO the Qualified Voters Of the City Of Fairmont
Marion County, West Virginia
TAKE NOTICE.

that there will be special the City OF Fa1rmont on
Tuesday the 14h day O10 between the hours Of sunrise and
sunset regular voting places IN SAID CITY, 70 an
passed by Of said City the 2d day OF september
1919 in figures follows, towit:
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FOR THE Lew.
AGAINST THE LEVY

That said ballot may marked in the
law. , :. 49,. o.o.. Z, ,.,d r,,, ,s.I5 ~ MI
90 nrovided IN section 5 Article of Chapter 81 Of the OF
relating the Charter Of the City q
the purposes election provided for That the Board g
M mis- preceding the date OF %
election for purpose and matters as 70 the
Of doing and all things necessary ana Tsaalsa
on The fifth day (sunday after the date Of said election e.
by law. s$gs&
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14
BIGELOW NEWS
DOTS AND DASHES, BY RUDE.

short visit with his brother, Gerald
Graham, who Is holding down a re-
sponsible position with the c. a. ". W.
railroad ut that point.
Fred Keeney Is in st. Joseph, this
week, taking few more degrees In
Masonry.
y. |. Ginning had some pretty bad
luck one day last week. He was
coming from Mound City with wagon
load Of lumb r, driving what he sup
posed was team which never became
scared. Stopping ut the John Dodson
place, he tied the lines around the
dash board and was talking with Mr..
Dodson some distance away when the
team started to walk away towards
home. Ira started after them, when
the team began running, and he was
unable to catch hem. The team ran
to the hitch rack here In town, where
they were stopped by the rack, and one
of the best horses fell over dead.
There was no damage TO sthe wagon,
but they scattered lumber almost all
the way between town and Mr.. Dod-
sons farm.
Misses Vera, Fern and May ALI
son were here last Saturday and Sun
day, visiting with their grandma, Mrs.
+. A. Crow and family.
Mrs. George Scott, daughter, Miss
Lena, and son, George, Jr., and Mrs.
George Harper, of Bethel neiehbor-
hood, were shopping in st. Joseph. one
day, the latter part of last week.
-Clabe Smith and Jim Walden
built a garage on the latter's place
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14

Misses Mildred, Blanch and Thel-
ma Ann McCully Of Mound City, Wis
tied with their aunt, Mrs. Is. o. Adkin-
son and family, last Saturday and Sun
day,
Rr,temon Dan Iarkins who has
heen taIin~ n vacation for several
J.ys and diao;no his no,atoes res,,m.
Cd his rnn nm the branch Monday
n,oyn;ny
flames Morpan pierpont Wilson
uas in 81 Joseph one dav last week.
w;si,;n. with John Irwin Who 10 n
nat;ant IN the Sisters, bosnitai in that
c;tv' Mr. Wilson saws John is getting
along Mi right. and il able no be IN
and aro,,rd tho riace and chances are
he will he able 10 return home the
latter mart of this week
-. ~. - po.l...
,essrs, gu vance ahd renueIs'as,,
OF MOUND IVY uni1auea TOUT car
,oaos Oh eh'te n ae ias s,, S saea III
'erh19n, wh'ch 'nsy w,,, ieeu out.
=, ~ =. W. W.: IIc ns was over
IRON mound oity last sunday, visiting
WIZ" neL s,SSei, Mrs, H. w; NHTuey;
H. , 0s.e S Seno1no'ea a.. am W.; nnen No.-
ey went 70 Sorn'ns, iasS rrluay ai'er-
noon, anu drGve yonh Cougnhhs car
,L' "snva nu See" ~ 'ne saiaBe
.here " ie" uass ior Son'e MINOR re-
Pu's r.. p,;duo . ,,s,.o.. ,,s
a.. pIusnoh was business Wis
i'or M ~ OF. .os M gne 1 rt, Iass week Week.
c-.ia ,,;s anu WITS, a In s. we'c
Wfobn CLANCY v came " in ,a ono ~ day In O.,
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14

again wearing that usual smile that
won't come off.
Cecil Curry left the first of the
week for Chadron, Neb., on a sight
seeing trip.
Mrs. w. T.. Preston, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Perry
Walker, in Mound City, for several
days, returned home the latter part Of
last week.
Miss Mary Bryan, Of Arkansaw
neighborhood, was visiting with Miss
Nora Field, last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. W. r. Balm left Monday
morning for Council Bluffs, Iowa,
where she viii visit with relatives and
friends for a week or ten DAYS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14
KIDNEYS WEAKENING?

Kidney troubles don't disappear of
themselves. They grow slowly but
stsadily. undermining health with
deadly certainty. until you fall Q VIC
tim TO incurable disease.
Stop your troubles while there 10 time.
Don't wait until little pains become big
aches. Don't tribe with disease. To
avoid future suffering begin treatment
with GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Cap
sules now. Take three or four every
day until you are entirely free from
pain.
This wsll-known eparation has been
land for csnturiss. In 1898 The govern
msnt OF the Netherlands granted q
special charter authorixinS Its prspsra-
ton and sale.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14

for several weeks, returned home last
Friday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Catron and
childcn were over Sunday visitors
with MIR. and Mrs. W. l.. Catron.
Misses Matte and Mildred Fuller.
Of st. Joseph. were visiting with MIR.
and Mrs &. W. Courier last Sunday.
r.. l.. Bridgmon and Frank Morris
returned last week from trip to
Strausburg, Colo, about 30 miles east
Of Denver ON the Union Pacific rail-
road, where they had been for several
days looking at the country, Mr..
BridgmOn bought 100 acres about tive
miles north Of Strausburg, and MIR.
Morris bought $50 acres. Both fam
lilies will begin making preparations
To move TO that country in the early
spring. Crops are good there and they
are very much vlcascd with that coun-
try. Both Of these families are among
the very best In the ncighborhood. and
have many friends and ncighbors here
who VIII be- sorry To see them move
away. The party drove to Denver in
n Ford ear from Strausburg, making
the trip, 80 miles, in one hour, which
goes to show they have good roads in
that country, and the boys say u sign
ut the side of the road warns the driv-
crs not to exceed 80 miles per hour.
Mrs. c, ID. Bowers. of Kansas CIV.
was visiting with Mrs q. A, Conway
last Sunday.
We see by last weeks Maitland
Herald that Miss Bessie Hunt has nc
ccptcd a position with that cntcrpris.
inp papcr as n rcportcr and linoprnph
operator. That Miss Bessie will MAKE
GOOD in this line of work il no ulcs.
ton. ms she il onc of our hos, hnn,
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14

Following the heavy rain Of Sun.
day. our people received their first
touch Of winter Monday morning, the
extreme weather coming from the
wcSt-kansas and Colorado-and no
coal To be had, and wood way up in
an airplanc.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14

say, is convalescing after a very Sc
we're Illness with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Quinn Quick spent day
with Mrs. Walter Staley, last week.
Mrs. Riley, Of Skidmore, is visiting
at the Ralph Emerson home.
VERITAS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14

job Printing Of the highest quail
ity, ut the Sentinel office.