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The Holt County sentinel., 1919-03-07
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

--Chas. Ramsey, Of Holyokc, Colo,
returned home, Tuesday, after few
days visit with his sisters, Mrs. Earl
Cooper and Mrs. Mollie Sherman.
Oregon Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, will hold its regular
meeting at Masonic hall, Tuesday.
March II, at 1880 p. M. All members
Of the Order in the city are cordially
invited TO attend. There will be in
itiation.
Miss Rowena Pierce. Of the State
University, was here over Sunday, the
guest Of her parents, DIR. u. &. Pierce
and wife.
j. NJ. Wilson. Of Mound City, was
in attendance on Circuit, one day,
this week. lie told Us a good one
on his uncle, J. T.. Wilson. better
known however, 10 his numerous
friends in Holt, as Jose" J. NJ. Is
a Democrat Of pronounced proclivitics.
while his uncle Jose" II strong Re.
publican. J. NJ. however, is strong
friend Of The Sentinel. and has taken
II for many years, while Jose" Is not
n subscriber. but j. NJ. says, ~ soon
ss his Sentinel arrives. his uncle
Jose" comes right over TO his home,
before he has had time 10 look nj the
paper and asks to glance over Il for
n few minutes. II is our candid opin.
ion that "unclc Jose" had better sub
scribe for The Sentinel for himself.
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A Very Interesting Preacher.

Rev. Will Thornton Walker preach
ed very interesting sermon at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday morn
ing and again at night. Everybody
paid strict attention and all speal,
most favorably Of him as a preacher
Of the gospel; as a man they like him
remarkably well. He is here now with
his wife and they are spending the
week at the Richmond Hotel. His
wife Is a most estimable lady and a
talented musician, vocal and instru-
mental. She sang a beautiful solo
on Sunday. The people like both Of
them mighty well.
Rev. Win Thornton Walker is a
broad minded, christian gentleman
we enjoyed his visit TO The Missourian
office very much. II is hoped by those
who have met him that he will be the
pastor Of the Presbyterian church in
Richmond.-The Richmond Missouri
an, Feb. 81.
Rev. Walker has been secured as
pastor for the Presbyterian church Of
this city, and entered upon his minis
try last Sunday.
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John Bishop, who is here from
Big Horn, Montana, says that his
brother. Til, is now located at Miles
City, Montana, and is doing well,
TITS former old Oregon chums viii
be glad TO hear this.
We enjoyed nice chat with Har-
rison Metzgar, Of Liberty township,
who has been here serving as a juror.
He has two boys in the army: Frank
is in France, in the 35th division, and
was wounded in the Argonne Forest,
but has been returned to duty. Lloyd
has been in training at Camp Nc
Arthur, and has been a very sick boy,
but is now much better, but not yet
ready for duty.
John Peret Is back from st. Louis,
where he attended the convention Of
the State Highway Engineers, which
was In session there for three days.
While there be visited with the Column
bss Bridge family, former residents
Of Oregon. All the family, excepting
MiY Eva, had been quite III with the
flu, but were now some better.
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New Point aud Vicinity.

The Misses Irene Acton and
Agnes Allen were Sunday guests Of
Mrs. Owen Tobias, at the Prof. Skcl.
ton home.
f. VI. BENDER and family spent
Sunday with viii Skunk and family.
Curtis Lemon, who has been for
the past six months in army service,
at Waco, Texas, has returned and re-
sumcd his duties at the q. w. Lentz
store.
Claude. the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Roberts. is suffering
from severe attack Of pneumonia,
but at this writing is slightly i'm.
proved.
The Enedavor Society of the
Christian church was well attended
last Sunday evening. Clarence Cain
led the meeting very successfully. The
church services aiso had goodly
number present.
A rousing good Basket Ball game
is expected Thursday night, between
the High School and the local team.
All games take place in the gymnas.
ium Of the school building.
Tom Cain was a Forest City call
err, on Monday of this week.
Elmer Allen and family are NOV
ing from the Chas. Glenn farm 10 a
farm east Of Forbes.
Mart Graham had the misfortune
to lose one Of his mules, on Monday,
The animal dropped dead from heart
turning from "A trim of mow;na -
their new home an ,bo u,nh oVE 70
The animal died near the Adam yo,tnr
farm. w WIG ''" 'e''''
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Shoe yourself at DAwS0N'S
Every pair guaranteed to your
entire satisfaction.

Stewart Burlington, Of st. Joseph.
was the guest Of his father and moth
er, VIM. Burlington aud wife, Of this
city, for couple Of days, this week.
r.. q. Rulcy left L Is week for
Long Beach, California. where he viii
join his wife and daughter. Miss
Pauline. who are sojoulning there,
and whore they will all make a.'isi. Of
"a month or 80.
Born, To William Kelly and wife,
Of Oregon, u fine hoy baby, March l.,
Dr. l.. McFall in attendance.
Mrs. Cora Anselmcnt, accompan-
led by her son, Roland, left last Sun
day, for Kansas City, where Mrs. An
selment will take n business course in
one OF the business colleges Of that
city.
Mrs. c. V. Vaughn, and little
daughter, Of Hale, Mo-, were visiting
here. the guests OF relatives. last
week.
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Ralph Lawrence IL now the own
er Of the Little Tarkio dredge boat,
and is now at work digging the ditch
deeper, from the Alex. Gray place TO
the Atchison county line. II the ma
chine works you can bet on Ralph do
ing a good job.
Will Cooper the l5.year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Cooper, of
Craig. who recently underwent an OPP
Grafton ut St. Joseph. for appendicitis,
has 10 far recovered as 10 be able 10
return to his home.
Some lines Of merchandise have
declined. II Is our policy TO mark
down each item as we learn Of the
decline. You need not be afraid OF
paying more than merchandise IL
worth " you trade with ps.
THE J. II. CARTER STORE CO,
Mound City. Mo.
Miss Helen r.. Connenly, Of 81
Joseph, has been az the stenographer's
desk during our present term Of the
Circuit Court.
For Sale-My farm Of 100 acres
well improved and plenty Of water
Will give possession this spring,if sold
soon. ADAM HoRNECkER
Judge Whitmcr and Charley
koock. were In Kansas City. a couple
Of days last week. The Judge says
there were sure some tractors there
Mrs. James Ballingcr died ut hci
home In Mound City. Thursday OF
last week. Feb. %, 1919.
-Rcmembcr the First Annual Sale
- 81
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Ienton.


We are sorry 20 learn that Will
Lunsford and family have moved 10
the ID. n. Swope farm. They will b.
greatly missed in this neighborhood.
especially in the Sunday school.
Mrs. Clair Watson and Miss Bcf.
tina Watson, Of Forest Guy, visited the
first Of the week with AIRS. Watson
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Will Murray.
Those who visited at the Robert
Emerson home, sunday, were Mr. and
Mrs. Gale Emerson and children, Mi
and Mrs. Ralph Emerson. Misses Dale
Nichols, Zoia and Viola Trimmer and
brother JOY.
-Aiiss Ida Field visited, Sunday,
with Miss Mildred Ellis.
Mrs. Chas. Ballengcr and chill
drcn, Ut Falls City, Neb., have been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Mcnshall.
James Field is working for Frank
holland. of Fairfax. this spring.
Mrs. John Magoon Is some bet
ter. we are glad to know, though still
a very sick woman.
Mrs. Ashlock, who Is soon to
leave for Colorado, IL visiting ut the
John Peters home. this week.
MIR. Lee Field is sorry To learn
that Mr.. Chas. Park and FAMILY are
moving, because he will have two
miles farther to 20 on Sunday even
ings.
MIR. Henry Millison has moved to
the Carl Wright place, vacated by
James Watson and family.
Everybody come TO Sunday
School, please! We need you. 1000
o'clock a. NJ.
There will be preaching at Ben
ton Sunday night, March ., by Rev.
Werner.
In a letter TO her cousin, air.
Robt. Emerson, of Benton, Mrs. IT.
wing Caskey, Of Eden Bower, Oregon
writes that their two sons, Corporal
George and Paul, were to land at New
York, Feb. 10th. These boys sailed
for France last August, and were
about TO go to the front when the
armistice was signed. The family
lived near New Point for several
years. The boys mother. before her
marriage was Miss Olive Huntsman.
j. s. Andler, who was so III with
the Flu, is able to be out Of the house
some, and is some stronger. He was
In Mound City, Monday, taking cleo
trio treatment.
Dwight Meyer made q short visit ut
the Robert Emerson home, not long
ago.
.VERITAS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-03-07
KODAK
FINISHING
BRING YOUR
FILMS TO US
EXPERT WORK
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED.
HENNINGER DRUG co.

of the total 9,9is distinguished
service crosses awarded for gallantry
in action to American soldiers, the
S9th division, composed Of Missouri
aand Kansas troops, ranked 18th, NJ.
ceiving " decorations for gallantfy
in action. The s0th has many Holt
county men in its ranks.
Lieutenant George r. Thomson,
son Of MIR. and Mrs. ". S. Thomson,
Of Craig. who was in the British Air
service, and for six months a German
prisoner, has returned TO his home In
Craig, and delivered an address 10 the
people Of that city Wednesday even
ing Of this week.
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"A petition Is in circulation, ask.
ing the attorney general Of our state
to take action, II within his rights,
TO enjoin U. s. Marshals from arrest.
ing parties for hunting migratory
birds. II Is beng signed quite freely
by all classes.
Elmer Hunter has sold his 100
acres in go, 81, for $4,000.
Charley Weller, Of Maitland, was
here Monday, having business in
court.
James NJ. Hodgin has sold his
100 acre farm In so, 3s, to Mrs. Mary
NJ. Long for $4,000.
Judge John Hunt, OF Craig, who
was on the county bench-l906- 10
had business before the county court,
Monday. II was his first visit here
in four years.
w. A. (Bud) Browning, Of Craig,
was here Monday, having some busi-
ness with lawyer Frank Petree.
Sidney Meadows has sold 40 acres
in so, 81, to Jno. s. Shields, at little
over $500 per acre.
Mildred Klopp, who has been hav-
ing a struggle with the flu, is now
out and occupying her seat in the
Senior Class Of the High School, She
was a mighty sick girl for week,
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Forbes and Vicinity.

Mrs. A. G. Young, Of Denver,
Colo, came to Forbes, Sunday, for an
extended visit with relatives.
MIR. Rex Whitstone went to ST.
Joseph, Monday, to spend few days
with his mother.
We are very sorry to hear Of Mrs.
Chas. Sahlen being so very sick.
Mrs. Emma Grimes, of st. Joseph,
came up Saturday, to visit a few days
with her children.
MIR, and Mrs. Tom Milne went to
Kansas City to spend a few weeks
with her mother.
Mrs. Geo. Miller, Of Nodaway,
visited in Forbes, Saturday.
MIR. Harry Milne and Harold
Kahn went to st. Joseph, Monday
evening.
Mrs. VIM. Prussman was in
Forbes, shopping, Saturday.
Mr.. King CLEARWATER had the
misfortune Of losing one Of his horses,
last week.
Mr.. J. T. Elder spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives, near Cur
zon.
HENRY.
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Henry Cell. who has been laid up
for several days, with a sore foot ~
now improving, We are glad to learn.
For awhile blood poisoning was
threatened.
Fred Philbrick certainly has the
thanks Of our citizens for clearing
away the snow in front Of the vacant
T. l.. Price business building. This
Is the second time this year, that Fred
has acted the good Samaritan, and
cleaned the snow away from in front
of this building.
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Nice town property for rent or sale

Nice town property for rent or sale
Apply to Mrs. NJ. +. Crowell.
Fred Fleener has sold 80 acres to
acre farm in 81, 38 to Charley Glenn,
for $4,000.
-Vern Allen and wife have remov-
ed TO Maitland, where he will assist
his nephew, Harold, in conducting the
Transit Hotel, which Harold has
purchased. ~
Nj. II. Wright, a former citizen
but now resident Of Otis, Colorado
writes us a. follows, under date Of
March /: 81 am still in Colorado
We have had lots Of winter but no
bad stoms-had lots Of moisture
Wheat looks fine and everything Is
favorable for a good crop this year
| would like to have few bushels OF
Cane Seed. Anyone that can furnish
this let me know.
VI. II. WRIGHT, Otis, Colo.
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Enrlcscue Happenings.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cotton visited
Sunday with Mrs. Cotton's father, Mr.
Mills.
MIR. :. VI. Howard was a st. 10.
scph passenger, Thursday.
Floyd Null, Maitland, visited
Sunday at the Chas. Uphouse home.
Pred Whipple made a business
trip to Chester, Neb., Friday. .
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Goiens and
family came over from Rulo, Neb.,
for a few days visit with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Rhodes and son,
and Violet Muse, from Elwood, Kan
sas. were visiting with their aunt,
Mrs. W. u. Stuart from Friday until
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Motley. Of
Bgelow. and Mr.. and Mrs. I. !. Huff
man were Sunday visitors at the Mrs.
Bert Stuart home.
MIR. Clabe Smith IL visiting with
HE son. Earl, Of Rulo, Ncb., this weeL
Mr. Smith has his household goods
packed and Will move to Rulo, ~ soon
as the roads get better.
MIR. Chas. Cotton moved in the
house vacated by Mr. Smith.
MIR. Gco. Craig, from Napier,
was visiting home folks, Sunday.
Celia Smith IL visiting with her
uncle, Nj. John CLANCY, Of the Arkan.
saw n"gfborhood.
- In hill Minton was up from 81.
Joseph. saturday and Sunday, visit.
ing with ho ne folks, and looking after
busInc,s interests.
Ns n
Wyoming. came Sunday for "A few
weeks visit with her father, Mr.. ~.
u. Stuart and other relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. X. r. poyntcr and
daughter visited with Mrs. Poyntcr's
mother Mrs. Davis. Of Topeka, Kan.
sas. from Saturday until Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Floyd Williams and
family visited Sunday with Mr.. vii.
liams' parents,
Their were 10 Mt Tarkio Chapel
sunday School Sunday and S3.i3 col
lection.
Mrs. Mrs. W. W. Waggoncr visit.
ri at the home Of Jim Hinklc in the
Bigclow ncighborhood. Sunday even.
ing.
Mir. Goolic Crow and Walter
bradbury loaded an ,migrant car
and left here for Holyoke. Colorado
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Grow was out there Las,
Nov. Won boys. he careful. for ynu
both have Ind n sun out Of Big Tark
MIR. and Mira y b Boyd visIteI
Sunday at the MoIlie Whipple home
Mr. and Mrs, Alien Motley. Mis-,
Cencyieve price. MIR joe Bntrick
Oren Butrick and Jesse stuart wer,
SUNDAY evening visitors M The l. n
Huffman home
-C;eneyieye Price visited hmm,
folks in Monnd civ Friday and Sal,
urdny'
MIR. Alvin Haycs and son. orcn
were called 10 Staoleton' Ncb. 70 m,
$1,000 IT,, sIa,n NJ.
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Special Clothes for Motorists.

II was In 1000 that a .well.known
tailor In Chicago introduced specially
designed clothing for motorists. His
announcement read In part as follows:
I'VE eau furnish a leather claufeeur's
suit, jacket. trousers, cap and goggles
complete In any cslor found In kid
gloves at $50 the OUTFIT" ,i1feJ
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Farm For Sale.

For the purpose of making distribu-
ton and settlement Of the estate Of
Susannah Russell, deceased, j desire to
sell the Russell Homestead, adjoining
the City Of Oregon, Missouri, consist
ing of One, Hundred and Fifty acres,
more or less. Abstract Of title, sur
vey and plat Of the farm will be fur
nished the purchaser. Terms of sale
1910 ". II. RICHARDS.
.sts Executor Of Susannah Russell.
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Missionary Society Program.

The Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Flora Hinde, on We'd
nesday, March ~, at 2:30 p. m.
Deyotions: Mrs. Montgomery.
Roll Call: Glad.
Progress of the Work in Japan:
Mrs. Geo. Lehmer.
Leaflet--Missionary Mothers: Miss
Jennie Foster.
Work Among the Immigrants: Mrs.
Ralph Moore.
Special Music: Mrs. Walker.
Social Hour.
Hostesses: Mrs. Carey Bunker and
Mrs. Hinde. ? ~ 10
' 'llf 3iT1a} 'qh' SECRETARY.
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For Sale ut a bargain

10 acres, well improved, known as
the A. ]. Carson place. Also to rent a
good three-room house and garden.
Can give possession Of either i'm
mediately. Call ON or address,
SElB CARSON,
Oregon, Mo.
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We believe in the United
States of America, as n govern
ment Of the people, by the pco-
pie, for the people, whose just
powers arc derived from the con-
sent Of the governed; a Democ-
racy in n Republic; a sovereign
nation Of many sovereign states,
n perfect Union, one and insep-
arabic, established upon those
principles Of freedom, equality,
Justice and humanity for which
American patriots sacrificed
their lives and fortunes. Our
duty 10 our country Is TO love IL;
TO support its Constitution; to
obey lis laws; 10 respect its flag;
and 10 defend II against all enc
mics.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-03-07

Sec our upstairs bargain depart
ment. hundreds Of items at below
the present market price.
me J. II. CARTER STORE co.
Mound City, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-03-07

her father, John Bishop, and enjoyed
the day with Mrs. Rose Nandever.
Max says granddad is a sure fine fel-
low, and wishes he could 20 West with
him, and hunt bear.
John Lacey Is now carrying the
mail on route /, out of this place, for
the regular carrier, John Lukens. WIN.
Kelly carried it during February, ard
Mr. Lacey for March, when MIR. Lux
ems expects to return to duty.
Thomas Hines, of Mound City, is
serving as a United States petit Juror
FOR SALE-I BELL CITY IN.
CURATOR, AND I OLD 1RUSTY
INCUBATOR, USED ONE SEA-
SON.--Inquire OF Bennett Martin.
Lieut.. Lloyd Thatcher. who has
been in the psychiatric branch Of med.
ical department, Of the Navy. at the
Great Lakes, Is out Of active service
now, and is here visiting his parents,
DIR. and Mrs. J. Z. Thatcher.
--Danah Foley, of Fails City, Ne
braska, returned to his home, last
week, aftes spending three weeks here
with his mother, chopping wood and
fixing up the place.
-.Eldon Foley came back from
Omaha for few days visit with his
mother, then left for Dighton, Kansas,
where he will work for Joe II. Muir
ray.
Public Administrator George
Meyer. last week sold the so acres
belonging TO the Alonzo Evans es-
state, to W. W. Murray, for s6,aOD.
The land is in 60, 80 north Of Forest
City. The sale was approved by the
Probate Court.
Lee Davis, Of Maitland, and Min.
ME Blake, of Graham, chose the last
day Of the shortest month Of the year
to 10 to 81. Joseph where they were
married.
Mrs. Frank Zcller, who has been
having such n struggle with rhcuma.
tism, we are glad TO hear. Is now some
better.
Everett u. Dodge and Miss Coda
Carter, both Of Forest City, were
united in marriage, Saturday last,
March /, by Probate Judge Harry NJ.
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For Sale At q Bargain.

For Sale At q Bargain.
Team Of work horses, ~ years old
weight about 1850 to 200 pounds;
also second hand farm wagon. Come
and see them.
GEO. II. MURRAY.
, 1919-10-09
Surprise Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Welsh were pleas
antly surprised last Friday evening
when a large party of friends dropped
in on them and spent a most enjoyable
evening playing games, after which a
lunch of sandwiches, cake and coffee
was served. These present besides Mr..
and Mrs Welsh We're Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
johnson, Mrs. G. II. Hook, Mrs. Merle
Allen, Mrs. Matt Reed, Misses Mar
ion MacPhail, Pearl Deegan, Margar-
etc and Beatrice Doyle. Kathleen Mont
gomery, Annie Ream and Bertha, Alice,
Esther and Blanche Lemoine; Messrs.
Louis Tichenor, WIN. Mammalian, w. w.
Hanson, Pearl Woods. Clyde Reed, A.
Sanders and Nick Francis.
, 1919-10-09
Recent stock Shipments.

Stock shipments of the past week in
clude two cars to Omaha last Satur-
day by H. ID. Blydenburgh, four cars
to st. Joseph last Saturday, shipped
by c. ID. and Il. D.. Terwilliger of Cow
Greek; two cars shipped to Denver
Monday by A. e. Dahl six cars shipped
to Omaha on Monday by Dave William
son and ID. F. Gill, stock buyers from
Colorado. and six cars shipped on Mon
day by c. G. and Robt. Young.
TomOrrow's train will take out cattle
shipments as follows: Two cars for
Taylor Pennock, four for George e.
Meason, three for Geo. A. BRENNAN,
three for G. l.. Cuff, and -four for O.. A.
Kennaday. A j. Kennaday also ex-
poets to ship four cars of sheep to-
morrow.
, 1919-10-09

d. p. johnson spent Tuesday in
town from his ranch up the river.
Mr.. Johnson is arranging for an auc-
ton sale of his stock and ranch prop
erty. which will occur on Thursday,
October %. He has decided to quit
the ranching game and will dispose of
his land, stock and all equipment and
will take life a little more easy for the
balance of his allotted time. Archie
Anderson will be the a%uctioneer and a
list of the property to he sold appears
in IN advertisement elsewhere in this
issue.
, 1919-10-09

A missing line of type somewhat
garbled the account in last weeks Sun
of the plans of Mr.. Torelle and his
associates for improvements Mt the hot
spring. The preliminary construction
work is to be in the shape of n concrete
dam or reservoir to arrest the hot
water and keep it separated from the
river water, which ordinarily overflows
the spring at high water stage. They
plan to begin this work very o
, 1919-10-09

1t is reported from the office of the
secretary of the Wyoming Public
Health Association hat the Fourth An
nual Conference of the National Tuber-
culOsis Association is to be held in
Cheyenne in 1920. This will be a big
thing for Wyoming and very crafty
ing, as this state has never before en-
tertained this body. Salt Lake City
was a strong rival for the 1920 conven-
ton.
, 1919-10-09

The Scarrow school opened on Mon
day morning last with Mrs. Everett
Burdick in charge. IN account of the
lack of ii teacher during the first three
weeks of school, the pupils of that
neighborhood were hauled to town by
+. NJ. Scarrow and attended the Sara
toga school.
, 1919-10-09

A. E. Torelle left on Sunday for
Cheyenne on business connected with
the obtaining of a permit from the state
engineer for the construction of a con-
crete reservoir at the hot spring on the
west side of the river, and other bust
ness concerning the plans for the de
velopment of the waterworks and the
hot springs.
, 1919-10-09

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
]. Horn passed away last Thursday
evening and was buried in the local
cemetery on Saturday. The taking
away of this child has left IL sac home
and the many friends of the family ex-
tend their sympathy to the bereaved
ones.
, 1919-10-09

James Widner was in town from the
Inland coal mine Tuesday afternoon
after supplies. He reports that he is
now mining at a depth of 300 feet and
that a fine quality of coal is being en-
countered. He has been hard put to
keep up with the demand of late on ac-
count of scarcity of miners, but expects
to be able to supply all Corners within
a short time.
, 1919-10-09

DR.. Bachelor, the dentist, announces
that he will remain in Saratoga until
next Tuesday. October II. All persons
desiring dental work should call at
his office before that date.
, 1919-10-09

Nobody loves n fat man, but Fatty
Arbuckle has at last found a lass who
is game to marry him, anyhow. See
the fun at the local theatre next Sat
urday night.
, 1919-10-09

Ed. Pennock arrived here n few days
ago from his nome in the upper Green
River country. for a visit with his par
ents N other relativess. His wife
and children have been visiting here for
several week past.
, 1919-10-09

Hat sale this week and next.-Steen
Hat and Tailor Shop. Also fine line
of made-to-measure suits; prices rea-
sonable. Cleaning and pressing.
, 1919-10-09

Lost.-At Saratoga depot or on mo-
tor car, a pocketbook containing $50
in money. draft registration card and
other papers bearing name ''Merrell
Lemon" Finder please return to Mer-
rell Lemon, Saratoga, or to Sun of
flee. If
, 1919-10-09

The Waterloo Rooming House is 10Y
open to the public. Comfortable rooms
and clean beds at very reasonable
rates.-Mrs. J. E. Cornell, Prop.
, 1919-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett A. Gross re
turned the first of the week from Den
yer, where they spent several days OF
business and pleasure.
, 1919-10-09

Mrs. +. w. Wiley and three children
arrived yesterday from Laramie for IA
visit at the home of Mrs. Wiley's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Lemoine.
, 1919-10-09

Wanted.-Ten men to work on track
45c an hour. ten hours a day, and Sun
day work if desired. Inquire of H.
Hendrickson. Roadmaster S. & E. Ry.