davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
REAL ESTATE SALES
IN LAST WEEK

Mr.. Charles +. Lee has made sew.
erai real estate sales II the last week
as follows
70 Jas. 81 Clarke farm Of sixty
acres. near Gambrill'a station and ad-
joining the Government farm. and
known as the Lake farm, for $4,000.
IA Tot on West street at the corner
81 Steele avenue. belonging To pr.
John steele, Ia Mr. Al q James, 81
annapolis
A eo-foot lot ID sonthgaie avenue,
Murray Hill, belonging 81 the Murray
estate, and adjoining the new resi-
dence Of Bishop Williams 20 Mrs,
Elizabeth Martin Thomas.
Also 6O.fo0t lot adjoining the
above lot. 10 Commander r 8. Boyd,
U. S. N.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
MOTHERS DAY OBSERVED
BY WEARING FLOWERS

Yesterday was Mothers Day, and
was generally observed iii the
churches, some of the ministers
praa olaing saSssssas aaas or
lie holiness and saeresiless 1t Moth
erhood ana an honor that should be
accorded mothers
Nearly every man. woman and child
ION the streets wore d rover, eolOred
hover for mothers llving. white dover
FOR mothers dead. Graves o1 mothers
were also decorated with flowers yes.
terday by loving hands Of children.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
BLOCK BAND TO
ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS

During The homecoming welcome
of the service men. ladies living In the
block on lower Prince George street
are planning to entertain the men n
similar manner TO the entertainment
of the service men here at the Rifle
Range last summer
The entertainment VIII be q street
aEair By the Block Band, 4 who will
ask permission ID have the block
roped of and give the entertainment
for the soldiers and other service men
within the block Music will form 4
part of the entertainment with plenty
of good things to cat.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
JURY CALLED MAY Is
in TYDIN(sS MURDER

The Grand Jury Tor the April term
og court f0r Anne Arundel county Will
Be reconvened ID Friday, May 1e. Vt
To- i. nj
This was announced today by Judge
Moss, who when the Grand jury ad-
iourned recently told that body 70
hold itself subject to seal,
The re-cOnvening Of the Grand Jury
Is due TO the development Of affairs IN
the murder case Of Eider Tydiugs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
Lizzie loy Mn

While playing In the lot back Of No.
3. old tlre quarters yesterday s9ter-
noon, small son 81 Mr. and Mrs,
Charles EEglI ms accidentally hurt
Tne ina waa bit On the back of the
head With i brick thrown by one Of
the boya Cd the lot The wound bled
profaseiy. The child WIS given nrst
aid BY some 0f the naighbors. his
father AMI mOsheg being away from
home at the time
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
COMBINED CLUBS or
ST JOHNS COLLEGE
GIVE ENT TATngAaENT


The combined Dramatic and MusIca
Clubs III st. Johns College gave their
0pening performance at FRIENDSHIP
Saturday night Tor the benefit III tbs
Emergency Hospital fund. The flrsi
part of the evenings entertainment
was rendered BY the Giles club, which
has been made quite successful under
the direction of Mr.. Clemson
The most novel feature. one which
could not fail 20 attract admiration,
was the series Of guitar duets by
Messrs. Kanakanui and Torovsky. Mr..
Kanakanui lis d Hawaiian By birth,
and his performance with the steel
guitar of his native islands vas great
delight iii itself Mr. Torovsky ac-
colnpanied him On the bass guitar.
The Dramatic Clubs presentation
of The Arrival og Kitty, farce fiji
three acts. made Up the last part OF
the program Those who remember
the New York run of this play few
years ago viii recall that II Is well.
executed mistaken identity plats veil
aprinkled with amusing situations,
despite the rain the hall was we'll
filled. The proceeds Of the entertain
Inent. about $780, were for the benes
ri 81 the Emergency Hospital. Of An
napolis
The same program is e be present
I'D iii Mcdowell Hall, st. Johns Col,
lege. next Thursday evening, where
another full house I'll assured
All of the clubs. musical and dra-
matte, IRE associated under the direc'
ti0n 81 the .'Y & and they are more
prosperous and progressive This year
than they have been Ii any year pre-.
ceainas Prof. s. s. Handy. head Of
the Department og English, "a the
roach Of the dramatic club, and Cadet
II. s. Tyson manages the combined o..
gao at ions.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
PRESENTATION OF
BIBLES TO MIDSHIPMEN
AT NAVAL ACADEMY


Following custom Of some years.
the American Seaman's Friend So
ciety Of New York, which has for
many years presented the graduates Of
the Naval Academy with their class
Bible. viii make their annual presenS
tation on Sunday evening, May is.
The choice Of Bibles would indicate
that there are $50 protestants; re-
Roman Catholics and Hebrews Ia
tic class
The presentation address will be
stes. oE New York. Secretary of tho
Society
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
WILL SUMMON lO
TO ACT IN MU
Iudge Moss Announces That
WIN ReassernbIe Grand Jury
For Negro Robinson
ADMITS KILLING TYDINGs

fudge Robert Moss viii Issue q cal
ths afternoon FOR the reassemblS Of
tie eraIai jury Of the county 70 take
tia lie Charge Of murder against the
negro Robert Robinson, who confess.
I'd tfte kitling III james Elder Tydfngs
MIR robinson Station on April 20.
seafes Attorney Green Il In Dalti-
more today consulting With the on.
flais WHO we're instrumental In Re,
curing fhe evidence against Robinson.
ana pfsbahly with Robinson himself
judge Ndss will deIay fixing the day
~ fle tpeeting of the grand jury until
Afr Green returns, Which will be dur.
itiF lie afternoon. bnt II will be for
fofio day this week
reasonable time silI be given by
tho court for the State Attorney and
Robinson's counsel 70 prepare their
cases. but the trial viii be aa prompt
as fairness towards the accused per.
mits Nothing has occurred 20 iii.
dictate that there viii be any attempt
To Interfere With the regular course of
the case The sentiment III over
e WtlEI4l3lAb5 kttth 81 &4N8A1assVAs 9ktDM&A8 "
handled II the regular way, bat with
the utmost profnptness
White Rohinsolla confession III
taken lis settling the question Of his
guilt and exoneratsng the three 9th
ers mentioned BY him II Is not be-
Iieyed In official circles that he has
told he whole truth 50 one believes
his statement that he was flrst at
tackled by Tydlngs Tie condition Of.
Mr. Tydings body indieated that the
murderer had stood over him and
struck repeated blows Oh he head and
neck
Tho confession was made BY Robin
son Ill The Northeastern Police ssa
ton. baltimore. last night Ia Lieut.
walter James. of tue baltimore force
;snd DstectEyaE 1onG aerty aud AIafi.l
tiens swilo arrested him last week at
Lynchhagg After making many con,
iilcting statements and being caught
!. ID different lies, Robinson said that
he would tell the truth. and his story
was given
Robinson admitted that he beat Mr.
'rydings In the head with the stone
and thar no other person was iluplt
Gated. thus leaving no case whatever
against the three other colored men,
Martin, Thomas mud Fanleon, and
they will probably be released today
However. he insists that lie was first
attacked by MIR. Tydings
NO one holds the sllghtest belief IN
his tale that lie was attacked Every
thing known about Mr. TystiEgs makes
Il lnpst unlikely while The facts are
ronciusiyely against II; The injuries
oonid not have been inflicted In self
defense, ms the murdered man was
struck repeatedly with tlle stone BY
someone behind him ana an top OF
him Even hts fingers we're bruised
indicating that he had been conscious
for some time after The attack be
ffsanfinuad m Dare En5srA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
rlaafl. n The fsounfy

mrs. Margaret Ellen Owings. wife
of Thomas Owings, of Friendship,
Anne Arundel county died recently
III her home after brief illness, on
pneumonia The funeral took place at
Friendship Methodist Episcopal
Church, of which she was life mem
her. Besides her husband she is sur
yiyed By seven children
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
Candlaaae Egr &c -

III became known today that Eugene
W. Iglehart ii candidate for City
Treasurer.
The name Of Mr.. Igiehart VIII prob-
ably be presented tonight at the Coun-
ell meeting. but II Is thought there
viii be no appointment for the re-
naming two months preceding the
regular election
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
OFFICERS SELECTED
FOR SUMNER
Assigned TO Bassleship Which
Will Garry Midshipraen long
Coast And To Soul
COMMAND AND ms RItcT

The assignment 81 oaicers. now sta.
toned here. 10 the dlfferen vessels
which will carry the MidEili men 90
their summer cruise was made ait
the Naval Academy this Morning
Upon the completion of this Va Il. they
will return to The same daties tn
which they are engaged 1T TIC AcaI,
envy.
These officers will act as iIl letngs
Tor the AIidshipnen and take charge
of the discipline ana admin stration
necessary, thus keeping Ink with
the Naval Academy authorities They
viii have charge of preparing ne nee
cssary reports and stasemen 81 the
work done by the Midshipfs en-, ana
forwarding them to the ACADEMY
The officers selected are
Lieutenant Commander Srhaiilyl
Cochran, to the kearsarge
Commander Richard e Csssidsb TO
he Oklahoma
Lieutenant Commander Richard
% the Idaho
Lieutenant Commander Heehes O,
Jones. to the Illinois.
Commander Julian II Cd1iins I'd
the Oregon
Lieutenant Commander Theoanee H
Nithers, To the Illinois.
Lieutenant Cosnmander H sul w
Boynton, To the kasftucky
Lieutenant Commander raNlzIin
Van Vaikenburg, to the Alabanaa
Lieutenant Commander HeEndnn =.
Kelly. to the Utah.
Lieutenant Commander Ean Nj
Bates. to the Delaware.
Lieutenant Commander clark sza :.
Bright, to the North Dakota
Lieutenant Commander Raymond
IL FreIlsen. to the New York
Commander Walter ne 1orsli60agla,
II u sasssEs 5faIisnnlIar Oll II
Green. fo the Nevada.
eutenant Commander JOSEPH ley.
ID the Alabama.
Lieutenant Commander Wiliiar III
Booth, to the Texas.
Commander Guy p Baker 81 the
Lieutenant Commander JosepIF Il.
'rowelI, Jr.. to the Maine.
Isentenant Commander Charles G..
Davis, to the Wisconsin
Lieutenant Commander Ronauan T.
2. Meclewski, to the Florida
Lieutenant Commander Samuel s.
Payne. to the Maine
Lieutenant Commander Herbert M
Underwood, to the Kentucky
eufenant Commander Alexander
S. Wadsworth, III, u the Arkansas.
Commander Thomas Witherss to the
New Mexico
Lieutenant Commander Waller q.
II Mont 10 the Wisconsin
The ships, which compose The
reater part Of the battleship divisions
81 the Atlantic Fleet, including Ilear
III all Of the dreadnaughts, are@ex
pecfed to reach Annapolis Roads rome
ilne on June 1. The MidshipTnen
will embark and the ships will depart
on the next day Ii ii understood that
The cruise will take place ID difeEent
points iii the Atlantic Ocean and he
caribbean Sea.
Members Of the three upper classes
will b distributed among these ships,
lni the most important work q the
ofIicers and Instructors who remain Id
Annapolis will be In the formation Of
the new fourth class and in giving Il
proper start in drills. discipline and
scholastic work. Candidates, lately
successful in passing their mental exs
aminations, will begin TO repO here
aor physical tests the week foshgaiEg
he graduation Of the first class nnd
The beginning Of the annual ertiee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
GLORY LOAN REPORT
Of 5 COMMIT
Anne Arundel County Chairman
Shows Toeal Subscriptions
Amount To SIS, $50
FINAL REPORT or DRIVE

Report of the Anne Arundel County
Victory Loan Loan COMMITTEES, submit.
ted BY Mrs. hi 81 Moss. chairman
shows the total subscript ions obtained
through the Woman's Section for TIT
county to be sls7.s5o as follows:
First Dlstrict. 800
Previously reported ESQ
Total for Loan $3.50
Leader Miss Augusta
Jones.
Second District $50
Previously reported $3.50
Total for Loan . 9,IDO
Leader, Mrs Henry wiki
ing.
Third District $500
Previously reported 1850
Total for Loan 1850
Leaders, Severna Park.
Mrs. Teel. sI0.650; ST.
Margaretfs, Mrs. Du-
yaIl, $4,000.
Fourth District. s 1850
Previously reported 6,70O
Total for Loan s. 9,T5O
leaders. Mrs Benjamin
Clark, District Mrs H
&. CAN'T. Millergville
Fifth District 8 1850
Total for Loan A 2,250
Leader, Mrs. Anna Bray
shaw.
Eighth District 1 100
Previously reported 100
Total for Loan $500
Leader Miss sallIe Hutch
ms.
War Mothers Booth
(city and county 800
reported Il, 500
Total for Loan rs, 100
Leader, Mrs George Qnaid
~ '
fcity and county $50
TokaI Tor Loan 45O.
Leader MRS. ]. BrIscoe.
SIKH District IAN
napoIis) First
Ward g. 1880
reported 1850
Total for Loan II. 100
Leader. Mrs 7 3 Linlhi-
cum.
Second Ward 1000
Previously reported s,150
total for Loan s.15o
Leader, Mrs q Il. Kid
der.
Third ward Is s.7oo
Previously reported $3.50
Total Tor Loan 1880
Leader, Mrs Dennis
Claude.
Fourth ward ESQ
reported $3.50
Total for Loan 1900
Leader, Miss Constance
Brady.
Z, s. Naval Acad
envy, $500
reported 1340O
Total for Loan 1900
Leader. Mrs. Il ! James
West Annapolis 800
Previously reported 1900
Total for Loan # 800
Leader, Mrs. Clarence
White
East port $3.50
Previously reported 800
Total Tor Loan 1880
Leader, Mrs. ]. S. Walsh.
Total for Victory Loan. 1851. $50
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
Admiral Barrage Addresses HIddlea

At the Sunday evening meeting Of
the Midshipmen's = NJ. 6 A. yester-
day. the speaker vas Admiral Guy fl.
outrage. u. s. NJ
Admiral Burrage. who ii attached
to the Bureau 81 Operations In Wash
ingfon. gave very interesting talk
and received an ovation on the part
of the midshipnen.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12

Thirty members Of the German deli
egation to the peace conference are
women. Maybe that Is the reason
Why ali remarks are to be made In
writing
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
Enter ann en-

liz r9rngmatfe ana Musicale xsguba. 0f 81
4ah..s rollere. Il III powen Hall: Thur
lav evening. aFas aHs lala 81 3 o'clock. Asl-
intnnlon 70 cents Tickets Cor kaie nt
ra,rptain. xarylaad asgaas MI b
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12
TING

BY order 0f Mrs. TisdaIe, yice-pres-
sdent of the Woman's Civic League.
Of Annapolis, there will be meeting
81 the eIague Tuesday, May l3, At 4
j. MI. All the Municipal Building m10-2
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12

Donaiea To Hospital
Joseph iiicknan donated To the
Emergency Hospital yesterday one
gallon Of Ice cream.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12

The following marriage license was
granted Ia q coiored couple:
suIand Johnson. and Annie
Evans. 2s, both o9 Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-12

tcon!Inued % page Fourl
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-06-13

Chas. ID. Weller, one Of Maitland's
best real estate men, left last Men
day, May rs, for Cheyenne Wells,
Colorado, at which place he intends
to locate and has opened up an office
with McMann & Gudgel. and would
like TO answer any and all questions
that might be Of interest to any one
desiring to locate in the west. Chcy-
cnnc Wells is the county seat Of
Cheyenne county, and the firm he is
connected with has been in the terri
tory for the past tnirty-two years,
and Mr.. Weller can checrfully recon-
mend any statement that they might
make. Don has made success in the
real estate business in this county,
and We predict him a great future IN
the real estate business in his new ter
ri,ory. Don expects to be back with
u~ this fall and winter, and expects 10
move his family west next spring
Don wants all his old customers, a.
well as new ones TO come and locat,
with him. Maitland Herald.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-06-13
BIGELOW NEWS
DOTS AND DAsHEs BY RUDE.

Bro. .. W. Adams, who has been
attending a big meeting near Newton,
Kansas, for several days, returned
home the latter part Of last week.
Brother Adams says the meeting was
very successful and much good
was done.
"A Mr.. Irwin was here last week
from Tarkio. painting the school house
roof and Il Is reported that he did an
extra good job. A coat OF cement was
put on first followed with kind Of
paint, and Mr.. Irwin guarantees this
roof will not leak. Galvanized shin
giles were used on the roof and they
have given more or less trouble ever
since the building has been built. Mr..
Irwin says there will be no more leaks
and from the looks OF the roof we be-
levc he Is right.
MIR. and Mrs. S. A. Conway and
granddaughter, Miss Mildred Coma
way who have been visiting here for
several days returned TO their home
In Wathcna, Kansas the first Of the
week.
MIR. and Mrs. W. Il. Asher. who
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs,
Lizzie Worlinc, in Omaha, for several
weeNs, relurn'n npn'c thS Iat'cr phI.
accompanied them to Omaha, secured
a good position with the American
Railway Express Co, there, and has
decided to stay in the city.
Mrs. A. J. VanVickcl was In St
Joseph several days last week, visit
ing with her daughter, Miss Eiric st
John, who has charge Of the home fol
I''''s NIn h W 'na, enyi .I.,
Mrs' nehry Jones a,.ehuea cnureI
S Gry,ees anu V's,.ed WIN Irleh"S III
Sh'"Wore' ,ast SSnuay eveh,hg.
u,Mrs;,, E' n, sm''n anu "augn.eI
MUSE Neiiie, came up from 81 Joseph
the ilrst OF the week. 80
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-06-13

years old. January both last, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lundy celebrated their 40th we'd
ding anniversary, when a large num-
Der Of their friends and neighbors
gathered at their home 20 assist them
in celebrating the happy occasion, and
Mr.. Lundy was presented with an an.
niversary gold pin on this occasion,
which he valued very much not 50
much on account Of its value, but the
spirit in which IL was given. February
20. 1897, Pack became a member ~
Bigelow Camp No. 80, W. D. W., and
was ever one of the best boosters lot
that order. and for number of years
before moving TO Colorado he was
Consul Commander, and was greatly
missed as an active worker In the
camp when he moved away, and in his
death the camp loses one Of its most
earnest workers.
lie was the father of nine children
seven of whom are living: William
d., OF Mound City; herman and J. q
tPrime), Ellna, Bertha and Mrs. Giac,
Graham of Fort Morgan, Colo; an,
Mrs. Maudc Zachary, Of Mound City
Leroy and Abbic May dying in infan
cy. There are five brothers: Luther
of Hale, Colo; William, of Ness City
Kansas; Price and George. of Arkan
saw neighborhood and Pete. Of Fall
City, Neb.; four sisters, Mrs. Doll Ray
Of Vernon, Colo; Mrs. Mollie Mullins
Mrs. Ann Courtney and Mira Minnr
GoOlsby, of Arkansaw neighborhood
The floral offerings were many an,
beautiful. Interment at New I,ibert,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-06-13
Eortescue IIanneninys.

Luther varvel spent a few days
last week visiting at the J. A. Duke
home in Mound City.
Mrs. Price Lundy received a tclc.
gram from her son. Noah Coontz, say.
lng that he had landed safely in the
y. 5. A., landing Friday, June o, IN
New York.
Henry Boyd went 90 Omaha, Neb..
TO look for u location, and will NOV
To that place In "a short time.
-Chus. Williams was in Mound
City, Saturday, on business.
MIR. and Mrs T.. T.. Boyd and Mr.
Jane Hines spent Sunday at the Mr..
Mollic Whipplc home.
Mrs. Bert Stuart and children
spent Sunday at the Mrs. Mollie whip.
Mrs. Bert Stuart and children
home. ''''''
Miss Marie Howard spent Satur.
gay night and Sunday with Missc.
Maud and Wilma Griscr.
TINS rainy weather has sure spoil,
large amount Of good alfalfa hay IN
our neighborhood.
There were 20 at Tarkio Chanel
sunday school. with s3..3 collection
Raymond Henderson Is tho NOS,
clerk at the S. NJ. Howard store
Tom Randlcs was visiting fricrd,
IN Rulo, Ncb, Sunday,
=, FRED ~. John has been out I,
noiyokc, Colo, looking after his rancl
whleh he bought some time ago. am
1lSo visited his brothcr-in.law, Goole,
-'has' Kaiser was on our street,
Few, days last week. renewing al,
acquaintance. lie has an honornhl,
discharge from the army service. bny
ing belonged 10 the SSth division
Mrs. l.. w. Motley, Mrs, AIle,
Motley and Mrs. Wilson Brown wcr,
calling on Mrs. Bert Stuart, Saturda,
"A surprise kitchen shower wa,
gwen to MIR. and Mrs. Henry Boyd nj
the j. c. liinklc home, SATURDAY. cyc
nlng. Quite number of useful nrcs
entS were given them,
itor, Monday. We
lob kcck and son, Basel. were /,
forcst CITY, shopping. Monday,
|, FRANK Cotton, Mr.. and Mrs, Isrca
Cotton spent Sunday with their dnurn
TER Mrs. George Craig.
Mrs. Varvcl and MIR. and Mr..
hunt Brown attended church nj m,
Latter Day Saints church, in Arkan
saw ncighborhood Sunday. ''"'
, Mrs. Win Minton and Mrs S,cll
ofaig were Sunday evening visitor n
The John Whipplc home.
I -Tarkio Chapel Sunday school
preparing for a Children's Day scr
y vice IN the near future.
Keith Orrick Is the new clcrk q,
The Chas. Williams restaurant,
Edna Williams was in Forcs, iCt
, on business, Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Bob Keck and fan,
NY went to Liberty, Neb., TUESDAY +,
VISIT his brother, Lige, who has lbs
came home from France,
Allie, Williams IL assisting Mr.
I; this week. '''"o'" "u'''
Mr., and Mrs. Jess Hines visited q
Sunday. '' '"'N'
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam poyntcr an
I FAMILY, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, povnt,
' ana family and Mrs. Clayton, fro,
kearney, Mo-, and Mrs. Chas. Wrigh
g IRON Savannah, spent Sunday al Nh
X. +. poynter home. :"
I, OBSERVED
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-06-13
Benton.

pNutOU.
Misses Ethel Field and Dclto
Nicholson Men spent Sunday with Miss
Several Of the young people at.
tended Children's Day programs nj
New Point and Mound CITY, SUNDAY
Misses Frances and Roberta En-.
erson and Messrs. Paul and Donald
Hicks home. " VIZ '''''
Mrs. Annie Field and John and
ida Field visited relatives in CRAIG
the first Of the week.
W. l.. Staley and family spon,
sunday at the Mrs. Emma stale,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Emerson Wis
tied their uncle, Ben Praiswater anC
FAMILY of New Point, Sunday.
"A short Children's bay program
VIII be given at the Benton church
sunday evening, June I5. Everybod,
Miss Pauline Wright, who is at
tending school at MaryvilIe, visite,
home folks, Saturday and Sunday.
VERITAS.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-06-13
Christian Church Notes.

% VI NHII'N1 TdNIUT,
Bible School 9:Ib u. M, Communion
ut 1900 n. m. Preaching in the even
ing nj $40.
Sunday morning at 1900, there will
be preaching at Union.