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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-25
John H. Nelson Died at
Barre On Saturday
CONTINUED from Page u

CONTINUED from Page II
Tinwick, p. G., June 10, 1859, being
the son of Michael and Margaret
(Manne) Nelson. He spent his early
life in that place and at the age OF
Is years came to St. Johnsbury where
he learned the granite cutters trade
under Capt. Robert Laird. He spent
nine years in that occupation at st.
Johnsbury and moved to Barre in
1890.
Soon after coming to Barre he en-
gagged in the granite business with
Michael Noonan as partner. After
a partnership of seven years the corp
Grafton was formed that he has been
at the head of for so many years. The
corporation built up large business
and was one of the best known OF the
older firms of Barre.
In 1886 he married Mary Anne
Comuskey of St. Johnsbuly, who sur
wives him. together with their -four
children, John T. Nelson of Barre,
Miss Mamie A. and Carl J. Nelson OF
Philadelphia and Miss Ruth Nelson
of Barre. He also leaves two sis
tiers, Mrs. James Brown of Barre, and
Mrs. Margaret Coveny of st. Johns
bury.
Nj. Nelson was widely known
throughout Barre and the granite in
dustry and he leaves large number
of friends.
The funeral was held at St. Moni-
cas- church Tuesday morning at 8
o'clock and the body was placed n
the tomb at Elmwood cemetery until
spring when il will be taken to St.
Johnsbury for burial.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-25
Joseph c.. SHUFELT

Monday evening, March %, at the
home of his son, Clinton P. Shufelt,
in South Walpolc, at the age of "a
years, 4 months and % deays. In
telment at Lyndon Center, VT.
Mr.. Shufelt is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. P. Q. Mandigo, Can
ada; Mrs. Frank j., Moore, Quincy
Mass, and four sons, Clinton F.,
South Walpole, Albert E., Brooklyn
N. Y, Arthur NJ, Norfolk, Thomas
n. Medford, Mass.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-25
Army Offers Chances
for Enlistment

Sergt. Tomlingson, head of the re-
cruiting station at II Railroad street,
has received word that enlistments
and reenlistments in the motor trans
poltation corps are authorized. Any
men over q are eligible for enlist
ment and the quota is 5000.
The War department has also sent
word to Sergt. Tomlingson that the
Signal Corps needs radio and tele-
graph operators on the Washington
Alaska military cable and telegraph
system. Any interested in this branch
Of the government service should visit
Sergt. Tomlingson's office.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-25
Early Sugar Making
In This Vicinity

The farmers have begun operations
in their sugar orchards this week, but
the snow is so deep in most Of their
orchards that they could not take
advantage of the good run of sap the
past two days. George c. Cary has
the pipe system in his orchard on the
Sprague farm at North Danville and
has already made $50 pounds, but
few have done as well yet. The indi-
cations point to a good sugar season
and like everything else in the pro-
duce line the price will be high.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-25
American Legion Boys
Deserve Better Support
Continued from Page y

Easter ball and work in every way to
make the first public affair of the Le-
gion huge financial success. The
ex-soldier boys are not asking charity
They are willing to work for what
they get. They are offering a fine
Ford touring car as an inducement
for those who do not care to dance
TO buy ticket to their ball.
The earnest efforts of the Legion
boys deserve the generous support of
every citizen. Buy at least one ticket
and as many more as you can afford.
EAST BARNET
Mrs. Helen Cammell and son, Ed
win recently visited her mother, Mrs.
Mary Hoffman at Lyndon.
William Main has finished work
here and has gone to Danville.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-25
Girls! A mass of long,
thick, gleamy tresses

Let "Dandeline" save your hair and
double it's beauty You can have
lots of long, thick, strong, lustrous
hair. Don't let it stay lifeless, thin,
scraggly on fading. Bring back its
color, vigor and vitality.
Get 35-cent bottle of delightful
"Danderine" at any drug store or
toilet counter to freshen your scalp
check dandluff and falling hair, Your
hair needs this stimulating tonic !;
then its life, color, brightness and
abundance will return-Hurry!
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-25
NEWPORT LOCAL

Mrs. l.. F. Kay is being cared for
by Miss Gertrude Morrill,, nurse.
Miss Dorcas Judkins left Wednes-
day for st. Johnsbury, where she will
spend her vacation.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-25
MAINE ELECTS DELEGATES
THAT FAVOR WOOD

BANGOR, Me-. March 25-Four
delegates to the Republican Nation
al convention unpledged but under
stood to favor Gen. Wood was elect
ed by the State Convention here to-
daN
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-25
WANTED

FOR SALE-Good building lot stu
ated on East Side with four rods
frontage and nearly twice as deep.
Apply to Percy Foster at the Boston
Clothing Store. 231-235
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-25

WANTED-Competent housekeeper
for small family. Call, phone or
write Mrs. H. E. Somers, Newport,
Vt. Phone 1884 231 If
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-25
Valuable Reproof.

The rcproof Of good man rescm-
bles fuller's earth; It not only removes
the spots from our character, but IT
rubs off when It is dry.-Williamson.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-25
NERVOUS SYSTEM
SHATTERED
"Fruit-a-tives", Or Fruit Liver
Tablets Gave Relief

3S5 GRANT ST., BUFFALO, ".
'sI have been Paralyzed on the
whole right side since April Both.
l referred the case to physician
who wrote me, advising the use Of
Tuit-d-iiues'.
/ would not be without sFruit-a->
tives' for anything no more Strong
cathartics or salts !; no more bowel
trouble for me.
/ recommend Truit.dtiueS' to ALL /
feel more like 40 than GO, which /
have just passed..
VIM. II. OSTRANDER.
soc. a box, 6 for $50, trial size 25c.
At dealers or from FRUIT A-TIVES
Limited, OGDENSBURG N. Y.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31
PARADISE FOR THE INCIDENT
stress OF Modern Life Unknown
Among the Inhabitants Of the
narauesas Islands.

p,r.ous ro.soss,pp 81 uo wbo ike
the b,loI.ut lire nf IN, tr,ut,.. vh.r,
winter il upInnvn can .ueud ,ha re-.
u,,iu,I.r az ,I,,Ir IIv.s I, ,he uar,t,-
sns islands In IN. Pacific occap. where
tbay mood opiy work ,wo lours N d,y
10 catch Ash and nick bananas and
srcnd IN. remainder " the day watch.
ing the skyblue sea wash inzlly over
the golden snnds,
Tho ,o,n,v ,,.,,,td n, r.,rtro, m nav
n sccnnd.rlnss n, .soyc from ono az IN,
Pacific ans, nor,s with ou,a,. and Oh,
balance "a ,n,c,,sc tnr,Ii. land Mt 81
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31
Leaders Must Pay Price.

There's satisfaction IN being able L"
dc mrd things. W.nkllngs have 10 be-
exceptionally Insignificant II they can't
do something, Then there ls "A urge
class thnt ran ,lo many things lniiffcr.
emily, Those who eau carry hig loals
abh carry them well nrc few. 70 he
In this select class appculS 10 most
folks, hIt only The few realty deserve
place In H. And they do not land there
without canrr. Such honorS are unit.
tiers Of growth Time aud toll ARE the
price pnil for the advance, BegInning
with what c"'nrs easy the worthy ones
become experts and then add 10 their
sphere III achieving such things Us ma
lurally fall Ia In" with inelr endeny-
ors. Then they Grow without helny
really conscious ~ added strength.
That comes ~ glad surprise when
some one calls attention 10 Il
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31
EARLY DAYS OF THE CIRCUS
Methods by Wrieh Rivals touc &
Each Other Were Not Always
Fair as Might Have Been.

H. what We refer 10 Ne the "oppr~i.
ton days" says MIR. John Ringing W
the American Magazine. circus NE
was full II thrills. I, was real war.
fare against powerful enemies. n fight
fnr existence Oh our part. When we
had begun Ia grow and had established
our policy uf honesty and clean shows,
the big fellows fought US hard.
one " their fRvuritp tricks was To
slip into our parade " wagon with
large signs Announcing that We were
nice little show hut that the big show
was coming next week II was u con.
slant fight iu prevent the wagon from
getting into our parade. once Charles
Ringing quietly announced that he
would give u iiN,",lullar gold piece Tor
each nut fium II and when II started
10 Join "ilr parade II fell tO ricrcs like
the "unr huSS shay" TN another oc.
cBSion Somc nr our men sawed iis
timher~. =" that at the first heavy
jolt u collapsed IN " heap. Another
timc. the opposition hid the olirctiun.
able wagon uut Nv the ruiintrN: Aut
tharlus learned which ruHd u would
take and liN"l ni"l,ri NJ 2'"", paint
with hn,r and fnrcr pump url"r u
hrldgr. Mivn N started 'n '",H.s the
bridge, nur men pumped ani S,Iuiricd
paint until MI the lettering WAS "hllt.
entcd
Such Unfair Sighting newer r""iitcl
The nH'"s'."n ~ ANY great rNt"ut.
Indeed ~ u"ut.,si sentiment IN mir
favor T. l. rp'sli"n ~ wN miu'l
now Wl,"I'rr u Wuuld rn have hrrn
lc'trr rul,,, io rvrmii she wagon lo
raru,'v Win W. aud 81 rrlN ulmu tho
sense 81 u'r riHy ~ ihr Nmrrirnn
ruhr" ini 70 vas hard tu w." II In
TINT n!l1 vU,u "a" we're ii.ai.rr fnr
UN.s'vup.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31

Asparagus vas cultivated In Rome
2O years II. g., aud rliny, In his Ills.
tory NulurallS,' mentions that near
RavennH there grew II kind of which
three heads weighed pound. Aspar-
0gus hourished also In Greece. II Is
a native Of several places near the sea
In Britain At Kynance cove, Ia
Cornwall. a rocky island Is called "As-
paragus island" because at one time
the plant was cultivated there. In an.
Client dnys all sprouts Of young vege-
tables were called asparagus and IN
comparatively modern times the artl.
choke, carionn, scakaIe and n,isander
were Included. Nowadays only the
one is ST. called, Mosl probably all
are wild saa'cnusi plants. and cultl.
waited asparagus of an nnpalatable or
der huy still be found on British
,hores.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31
EVER SYMBOLS OF RELIGION
eefors ~, Days OF cNristianity
Leaves Of the Glover Plant Were
Ubrd az illustration.

ruru Ir nrat,lr wurs.,Iu. Ia IRE
Christian 'im,,. the trrf,i' leaves ot
thu rIuysr ilnui were, = nl,n!s ~ ~.
I.tuu. Getting forth the three grades
a. pru,h. uu,,s and Nrn,i.,,,. III
,hla,.r, n.s .,nlugN t. r.i j. fee
,u,uil, t.ld 10 Sym,.IIsr IA" Trinity,
,a,d .nir. lr,-t nuthorI,i., ti,ist nat
~ H. 10 tr,,, and orIc,urI >itn,ur..'k
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31
Magnet Has MANY Uses

A higiiy Important use ~ n magnet
Ia that In which Il N somctis'@ .nl'
rloyrd tu withdraw sma,l i.i-e-s al
ir"u from such m, of The way places
as Illr litLuan eye, An0ihrr ns- "f the
fra~iyr fare" 1T magnetism on n much
large srrIr was that Ia whi,'N Il WAS
put ny Ellison in his magnetic ore
separator N Nhicl The ore, previously
SiNlsh,Si Ia u fine povdcr, II dropp~t
down cEulr past III. pnlrS ~ pow.
rrihl clrrirn,uagnIcls. IN passing which,
The iron PARTICLES ~ the ore mr." DE-
n,rird 60 az" si.ie, whit' the uun.
nNgurr'r stui" dust continues undr-
npc,ed down tie chute, sill aunih.,
luSinnrr III the employment ~ mag
nctism IN small way Is illm IN which
u nngnrli lied tack hammer H. used Ia
the manufacture If strawberry baskets
IN large sra'c IN coniunction with n
mcrhnu',ni device which presents the
iarks. me ~ u time and head NJ, tn
,hr operative, thereby greatly fncjjItat'
lug his work
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31
DESERVES PLACE IN HISTORY
ceerops. iiIustrious Egyptian, Made
Country an Asylum for the In.
noeent and Prosecuted.

With the dawn ~ Attic civilization
In ancient Greece. Cccrops. an Egyp-
tlau. built u town IN the site where
later the citudri ~ Ailrp~ reese IN
mnniiiiccnCn. lie Introduced iuorals
and judicial regulations. rnd tile cuun.
iry Under his rule hrramr Hn as, lum
fer the innocent aud grr,"c1Itod. FROM
hat tine nu festivals 'nmrncts and
inNS extended ihrir h.n"ncial hfu.
cure. about i"u Years ali,u him The
Wul",uu 'H,luus brought ilr use
~ letters lnto itoroiih. nnN ~ 1l"hcS.
IN ~" Snin" c",nir,. r rr'nI,d eta.
'lrl. ~" greatest lyrir roct aud the
.r"n'rs, general NJ the G~crss ncrc
Eurpiiaus. Lnt tr,,rilrl,,s lhi> i.".
IT," Hus aroused at Stnpidiiy. While
their NH,ur was uut appreciated their
discoveries w"rr lrunghi We ,,rrbariinr
hy "'l"rs r"d unt~ ns"frily Applied,
u - remarkable iltaj ,udmu.
49, fuiluvr uf learning. vip tnuglr
e.. I" 'ud down rur tlur.l.fS ~ ~
'rIn, UIt MA" ';r"ry, iug ui u titt''
lows. luu'u Ito lhrh"rtan ir,',> tu.
Nuri Nc -U Hud cruI,lrd 'r,'u To-
.,tt .''.sr iu tlisiu't ,r,uu'", Mi
g'i -, o. dr,iti-,-i I,uuId,. s,Hv"lN
.uuNt @" 'r'"E Hs'nrinns. Vn, the
''r.I.i nut .'..I'~., 81 nil i'r IuI,l." funl
1ud f, rJi ,,.uirH'- which has .'isru
lhru..n ''" Influence Of i,l"r.irr,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31
CT IT, l.!RGS OF THE WIND
Seihr- {, smili That the scphyfs
shsi ,jot IND " ard Spread
.; Beneteialiy.

Nyp.. e. 3" mae ruru" uu iir wind
,uuU 'lp. h'g.b rud Whit" "f iLr nrnn.
hrld '.r .u, 90, ~, mir li i,.' c"ls"
Niih r'Irg.r ,inN upib,ug ~
whid. 'lu mud iln> n"i .u',s' huppy
u,r. l. ur.,. pruu u ''T~t 80 small
ihr wind ln'l ret gud = miti
Gr"unl ~ 80 uill.vh""' ~ 'lr cen.
turi,'- l'r t-nu ~ ia" di''ua' Noun
tain iuN's ~" -r.suutur WT = drunk
a. ~ stow, \ thousand fbilrs ~
cloud 20 u, ,rrn morn ~ night.
Imssiug ms. 'hrud wi'lrii sound (;
The ii.iN"us,. packs, u MT" ,uiHr,', size.
rrrd rr "rru nlu"r, side l., ,,,s', laid
parable Nuh .huIr. v"ruiug IS, from
N" l"r'y"u md Wii'nirg - T's'y up
prunrl trn nnrn I'm u.rh' the
silent fuuifa'l- uf ~" I"NUi"r"GS VI
i,uT> 'rayr, .rluId, o." 'rLLii, no
rr.Hklrv of iaw wheels and r,1t12ng ~
the chains: " j. calm ~ h" rurllL
nut The Nlnd rhur~ wiihrht ~ .'tOrl
nl,pnr with such ease. WiIi such
power Gruy .uIuko hangs at fi' hill
side Wlrr" lls' couch heaps gr' rilnd,
n cnHuiur of sniok": tie Wind c,Elrs,
and n draws nS l"nglh r'"rs flkr 10"
g-nil from ils,- .arih.n POI. there
leaps M = rri hnm" shnklug 'Is head !;
II shines ~ the bright sunlight y,u
can -" II ncrnss the valley - ki"hH-d
Jcfi,,Ilus
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31
RELIC or MEDIEVAL TIMES
Sacred cty Of nonpoiis Has But a
Thin Nsree, Of the civilirs.
ten Of Today.

irsg sacred city ~ the Living Hui.
dlu wing Iu tn ~" north ~ Sion.
g"l' De- H r' ir ui medieval times over
lnhl "i'h % N,nr"r ~ tN"nilcte cen
iury civilization, nuh Is u city ~ vi"'
tent contrasts and slarinE annchron-
lHuS. u "". u.M ~ Il base ~ Sup
pile. h' EN huWn"n Andrc"S. lead
- 81 ..f .,f'wl N'.'''" ar'l"s.' -
pH,'t 'U' iH"u"lr Ni' 'nh -"
Na". ii."rS
N,'p" ... p".s rairl caravans
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31
A PsYehoioaist,s .hlornlna After.

had iva days sp0iicd Ny u psyche.
logical o experiment viii. mrsrn', mn In,
iUxicant used by some ~ our south.
western Indians In their religious cere.
nouirs--ii sort of cactus bud NJ which
the United States government, had dis.
lrihuted II supply 10 certain medical
men, including Weir Mitchell. who
sent me some To try. He had himself
been "in faIryinnd." II gives the most
glnrl0ils visions Of color--evcry object
Thought 0f appears In a Jeweled Splcn.
dor unknown to the natural world, II
disturbs the stomach somewhat, but
that, according to W. NJ, was cheap
price. took one bud three days ago,
was violently sick for twenty'four
hours, and had no other syinptom
whatever except that and the katzen'
hummer the following day.--From Let
ter Of William James, Atlantic Month
Is,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31

Erasiothcnes, who lived between 90
and 1913 u. g., probably was the firsl
To measure the earth's circumference
aud adopted the same method that Ia
employed NJ present. lie found that
the distance between Sycne and Alex.
andrla was one-hftieih of a great cir
Gle about seven degrees Is minutes
and ON this basis computed the clrcuin-
ference Of the earth To lie 2500OO
sla'lia. The exact length OF the sta
diurn he used Is not known and Il Is
moi possible 10 compute the degree
Of error In his calculations.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31
Korean Women NamsIsss.

The Korean woman has not even a
uaHle. In childhood she receives IA
nlckuame, by which she Is known IN the
family and by her friends, but, when
she arrives AT maturity, It In employed
only by 'the sister or or "lhe daugh-
ter or such a person.
After her marriage her name Is bur-,
led She Is absolutely nnrneless. II
Il happens That woman has to appear
In a law court the Judge gives her
special name for use while the case
lasts. In order 10 save tinae aud to
simplify matters.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31
w sder, IN Loadins up Work.

I',u,,',. Ghrr 's.;Es lu .,,i n'guni,'
lluir Wuik lhry -; iirrd aI.i piI. ~
II may ~ iiry lus. iLcir nerve br
cause Ivy ~ cot s"r The WY 1,t. N"r
have '"Ir' lp'o Sour p0""rr :" grah
iml,, 'h.i " I.uts ~.rum' Ei'Drc 4,
ynr, NcDrd n.'y Im hgslu' uiuug
with keen s.rIlsh'rI,"u Niiir rit" ullI"i
fellow NWT,"s or even gi,rs ~!
Gt.crr.. u"Iiug HE loading az Nhw
so. do II wisely. i'"sidcs adding I
Sun' own s,r"r.Ih you are dnin. sam
iliRF thai h.h'hts your f"l,"w mrl
lUn prulll un ~" scores, The nulls
iartlmI ~ knowing yau ar. ,lu,ug yuuI
fnil SHARE AMI The prnIs" men viii civ,
when n"y realize What y"u ~" "on
tribtliins toward The worlds welfare
The N"uk,lng can gnin strength, aud
The strong man heroine 4 hrurfu"toI
when they uSr their heads ~ ioadlnp
~, Begin today Ia rls" inIo yam
heritage, Load NJ
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31
Some Weddings

George +. Borchers, Of Bgelow, and
Ethel Mae Blair, of Rosendale, became
husband and wife in 81. Joseph, Thurs.
day last, Dccc'nbcr %.
Allen Guyer and Bculah Guy. of
Forbes, were st. Joseph visitors, We'd
nesday, December %, and they came
back husband and wife.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31
A HOMELY STORY
by JACK LAYTON.
49, !. -. ~. -,

l.
CAV aud brilliant conversation, weary
Of the necessity " conventional attire
---wcnry altogether or the ,houghtlcss.
plcnsur,' seeking thrunx OF IN, big hu.
tel " the seaside resort. For lie was
u n'nn who lid hiy things. who hcwpd
great pieces from mountain sides aud
who built mnmmnth brIdgcs--s man
who lived shnnldrr TO shoulder with
simpler. unul, mon, and knew not his
own distinction. Tn. city office Of tho
prominent engineering firm bor, his
name. hut David Turns was NOT often
In the city office. Ills world reorhaJ
wide ~ w.. achievement. So. NOW.
relaxing comfortably upnn ,h, rrnSs.
he rcstr, his hrnuycd ,hr,nt against
It's soft shirt cnllur Uis tbIrl br,,s
wer. knitted together nc he s,,di,J
out his problem and s,p,e finn, .iopscJ
before h. hr,unr nworo ~, IN, nrcs.
cnce of the XIII She Ind sllpncd int,
the leaf nn,. vlthou, disturbing ar
allowing herself To- De disturbed ,,y his
proximity. md was ,,,.pIy ,bsorbcJ IA
wv '''"'
pHNld IiihS, coming abruptly from
MS rr"l'"0u. started To nris", then r.,
assured hN her detachment aud the
hmmh'" nrrcumu'r " her brown
gnvI'm '"-> Distinguishing her
from No" guests ~ the hotel.
he SAM hn"k ngnin, smlling, re-.
level lI"r' ",id"uilN, was "r"a
lure ~ wen satisfied with solitude AMI
her oNn iursui' ~ himself
~ y" myiiN lnN, h. noted IL" girls
''"'h' brown >N'"~ hhd tue rla'nn"sS.
"'sn' =" yer ne"
'N' 'ih l"Nid that they mr.
'".nr 'h.''-- d''n ~ Washington
y" H''' N"''''L "nd her easy r"p'N
"hu" ''"'iN ihai 1T" WAS familiar
WIN .N' 'n'i't' maj ""r" h"'n.
''''.. Wv" 'h 'l forward, In'"r
''''" "' '"'''H'''''N '"rH"lt"n ~ h'-
W. ~ '.'"....''' "' Wv '""l'''' Ni'''
''.''' "''''' '''''''' ''E
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31
ELEVATED ROMANCE
ey MILDRED WHITE,


NOnAnf him 10 and lfnk Aftnr Ills
Aunt Henrietta. and If Jap.y's Illness
had not made Il necessary for her TO
nccpnt Aunt Carrliur's bospitoli,y ,bo
two might nc,,r b.,, ms, Tho .lJer.
Iy ladies lived IA N p,easont doubl.
house. II, II plras,ut shoJy city street.
They Ind rented their separn,e
apartments in thIs hons, bcrnuse OF
III, advantage az close con,unuionshln
which ended IA J,suppoln,,ucn, for
both partl.s concerned hecnus, az Tho
Inopportunr arrival of nm o,dcniime
lover. r,rrutly b,r,ny.d Tho widow.r
bnd wears brrnrr in hIs y,uth h.en AN
object ,r rlyuir, L,trc,u IN. maiden
friends and I, ,',s ,,,rd,r,h,. tim, bis
r.,urn sb,uId ..iv. , wrong r,p.,rnc
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turhlnr John Harmon ,ud pluu.d n
to the anuI, Ir,r. John. finding II
,Lrrr, s,m wrr,hrully tn uphruld
Aunt henrietta for her pnrt In the
fray uH.l va, promptly and rmphui.
l,aily lp'i llnt no cumln.S ar guings
with carulirc Cnr,y's niece" would
h. tolerated.
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the >k,ilght ,lnnr, The wind win blov
II wilde. Then" added ANN corolIu,
IN concilIurory tone, you had hot.
ter lie dawn IA, Your r,o,n md rest"
IAN right" Innry answered. aud
climbed III. ,tnir 10 the floor nhoy.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-31
Washings wanted
MRS. ALBERT MCGUIRE.
Oregon, Mo.

Mrs AIUL,,1' Nc,:tupI
oraann NJ
--.Judye Harry Al DnngSn ,ioJ Tho
,u,,iaI lno, 4, Ia nrTica nm yyc,lros.
day. OF last weck for Rrynp pnsnn,
az Maitland and Nj Eys CoIiins nt
Graham
Mrs. Edwin Wclty. yb, Il SIN in
, Chicago 'hnsn,,al nnI,,, III. cnrc ,i' d,
sn,cinIi7, In rcrn,,cJ ga hc .iiyb,I,.
imnrnvcJ I'M, lin +, y,,v sirt ,yn.
man.
Roy N,,.nnu. or run.n. C..y.
s,c,t Christina. with hi. ,nntbcr. Ar
n n NcErnnn ana .,sier an. Chm.
/ Koock.
Alien S.ur.,, ,ufnc bnmo fron, the
W.sbinvton Iniy,rity inv .cbool. M
81 Louis To enjoy Christmas season
with nircluv relative, and Oregon
friends
,onvrntul,ti,p. nm, ir, D,. 4. q.
Davis nnd wife of Maitland. ON their
hcrominy yrnnapn,,n, :. tnch son. Roy.
AMI vifr ur Snrivrirld Obin. prr.nni.
ing them with grandson, Inst week.
Roy IL a UoIt eounty hay. wbo Is
making good, and is teacher of
chemistry in a college nj ScNancr,
Trnnrssc,
,in,cv far Farm, Lama
TuE SISSoN IotN a. TrrI 20
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Gall, w,itc ar nhon. us tor icrms =,
Dan n EunkcI our rIf,,icn, r,un'
40 clerk took his vifc and thos. ,,yo
sn,,Liin. civil az nj, onI ,v,n, !, :,
Jpsenb % snenJ ,h.ir CIr;stmn. vim
bis father md sister. Nh, and Mn,