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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-06
In the Days News

'Chicago's most useful citizen
is the title earned by Miss Jane
Adams. founder of Hull House and
noted social worker, who reaches
her 6oth milestone on life's journey
today. Born in little Illinois
town and educated at Rockford col
lege, Miss Adams early ambition
vas to follow a medical career, but
: physical ailment obliged her to
ABANDON her purpose, and from her
own affliction she turned to seek
suffering in others. 1t was in 1883
that she decided to try the expert
ment of a social settlement on a
small scale. The result was the
establishment Of what afterward
became known as Hull House, sit
usted in the most cosmopolitan
quarter of Chicago. The first ac-
tsity OF the settlement was direct
e TO caring for the children of the
vicinity. In short space the time
sne institution became the best
Known OF its kind in the world,
WIN her growing fame other calls
nave been made upon Miss Ad-
ans time and attention, but she
mas never been diverted from her
nlst purpose-the manufacture Of
worthy citizens out of material Of
@n refractory and stubborn.
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VIOLA

Sherman Wathon was taken to
Galesburg on Tuesday, where at
noon he underwent an operation for
appendicitis. Later reports say he
is doing nicely.
Mrs. John Graham went to
Galesburg Wednesday to see her
| daughter who is ill.
Miss Vina Walker went to New
Windsor last week to visit relatives.
Misses Alice, Sarah and Rachel
Lemon OF near iAledo were guests
| of Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Hickock last
week.
DR.. V. A. McClanahan and family
arrived home on Wednesday even
ing from their motor trip. While
away they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Frazier at Wall Lake, Iowa, DR.. and
Mrs. Hamilton at Omaha. Neh., and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frazier At
Tarkis, Mo. The trip covered =
distance of 800 miles.
Miss Bertha Sexton and Dorothy
and Alton Peterson went to Moline
on Wednesday to visit relatives.
Miss Nellie Volk attended insti-
tute at Galva last week. Miss Volk
has accepted her old position ct
Alpha for this year.
James Poe departed Tuesday
morning for several weeks visit
with relatives in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Swanson at
tended the state fair at Springfield
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Southwark
returned to their home At Law
rens, Iowa, Tuesday after visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Tary and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Tary. =
Miss Laura Hopkins spent few
days last week at her home here.
Miss Hopkins will teach near
Woodruff the coming year.
Mrs. Percy McAtee was . Gales
burg visitor Monday.
Miss Laura Stuart motored to
Kewanee Sunday. Her friend, Miss
Amy Bryan, who will teach here
the coming year. returned with her.
Mrs. Frank Fassnacht and daugh-
ter, Lucille, returned from a visit
with Aledo friends On Friday. :
Allen Robinson visited several
days last week with his uncle. Roy
Lemon and family near Aledo. His
cousin, John Lemon, returned with
him to spend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Huntley OF
Galesburg spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Rube Huntley.
Jay Fisher returned home
Saturday evening from Kexapee
where he has been employed Tor
some time. -
Mrs. Maggie Baxter returned Sat
urday after q several weeks visit
with her daughters at belmont.
| 8. d.
Miss Grace Christy visited sew
eral days last week with relatives
at Oneida
Miss Isola Ralston attended the
Henry County Teachers institute
at Galva last week.
W. e. Briggs was . business
caller in Davenport Thursday.
Miss Kate and Fred Doettler
accompanied by DR.. Walter Miles
went to Peoria Wednesday where
Mr.. Roettler was to undergo sn
operation.
James Yerkey was an Aledo
business visitor Friday morning.
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ONE YEAR AGO

Former Empress Zita Of Austria
save birth to son.
Inc General Assembly At Vienna
'oseo TO sign peace treaty.
PRESIDENT Wilson delivered Q
spsecn at Kansas sCity and at Des
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OWN YOUR HOME

5-ROOM GOVERNMENT HOUSE,
on 40th street hill. Very modern.
Fine location; dandy lot. $1,000
down. 1850 . month. $1,000.
5-ROOM MODERN bungalow on
4lst street hill. Ono year old
Large rooms. Hardwood floors
Cemented cellar. All In excel
lent condition. Terms $500.
,5-ROOM all modern house, Just
built Never occupied. Paved
street. Within few blocks Of
town. $500 down, SIS and In
terest, per month. $500.
H. X. WALKER & COMPANY.
Real Estate and Insurance
$40 Robinson Bldg.
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Mrs. Carrie Pitman spent las$
week with d. A. Williams and FAM
lily near Mstherville. $3.50
Mrs. Alta McFate arrived home
from Peoria Tuesday evening. 'hav.
Ing undergone an operation for
chronic appendicitis. sta
Max Woolworth Of Macomb
visited several days last week with
his sister, Mrs. George Rausch and
husband. -setsis
James Mack attended the Spring.
iield fair last week.
Sidney Murray Of Denver, Colo.
arrived last week for . visit ut the
home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrk
o. c. Murray.
Mrs. Lee Person was q Calesburg
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Aaron CARRIER and children
OF Chicago were guests last week
Of A. Winston and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Minteer and
Miss Kate Langford motored to
Rock Island Friday and spent the
day shopping.
Miss Lucy Spicer spent last week
At the home of her niece, Mrs.
Charles Isaacson and family near
New Windsor. sa'a
E. Chilson and daughter.
Miss Ella, spent Tuesday in Gales
burg. RS
o. N. fCarnahan went to
Wadham. Ill, Tuesday to attend .
conference Of the Wesleyan NJ e.
church. SER
Miss Margaret Thomas OF Rock
Island visited last week with her
mother and sisters here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles MinteeP
| and son Louis and Mr.. and Mrs.
james Mann motored to West Lib.
erty, Iowa, Wednesday to attend .
fair held there.
Miss Marie Mclaughlin returned
home Monday after a several days
visit with Davenport friends.
The Standard Bearers, q girls
society of the M. E. church, spent
last week camping near Gree5S
river at Geneseo. The party was
chaperoned by Rev. and Mrs. Stew
ems.
Miss Dorothy Mccoy was hostess
| to a number of friends at her home
on Tuesday evening as a courtesy
to Miss Martha Forsythe, who with
her mother will depart soon for
Elk City, Neb.. their new home
The evening was spent in music
and games. Dainty refreshments
were served.
F.. L. Greenwell returned home
from Harrington Monday evening
where he spent the week end with
his mother. :
Miss Lula and Kenneth Tary
went to Springfield last week to
visit relatives and also attend the
! fair. sx- q
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Cullison and
son William Of Omaha, Neb., were
guests last week Of DR.. Miles and
family.
Mrs. J. A. Budelier of Stanwood.
Iowa, and Oral Harrison Of
Keithsburg. ILL.,, we're guests. last
week Of their sister, Mr2 E L,
1 Greenweu and husband. ~
Rev. A. X. Tullis Of Benton Har-
Dor spent last week With his
daughter and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Terrey. e.
Mrs. J. L. Harrison Of Keithsburg
spent Monday with relatives hsea.
John Street went to Chicago
Tuesday on business.
| On Wednesday, Aug. Is, occurred
the marriage Of Irma vanderveG1
Of Cedar Falls. Iowa, to Robert Nc
Aztec Of this place. The ceremony
took place at the home Of, thG
brides parents promptly 1t 4
o'clock. A wedding dinner follow.
ed the ceremony and later Mr.. aai
Mrs. McAtee left on . short ve1
ding trip to Chicago.
The out Of town guests were II,
and Mrs. Rolla McAtee, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Percy McAtee and Martin
/ Alley.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to expfsss our sincere graft
tude to our many friends and neiEhbors.
who so kindly assisted US during the ILL.,
ness and death Of our beloved mother and
wife. Especially do We wish to thank
Rev. Mr.. Esssx, Woman's Relief Corps.
tho Gngurk the pallbearers and all who
sent the beautiful floral tributes. Thomas
Manual and family.
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uPH0LSTRRNG.

Tu1NFTURE 1EPAIRNo AND CRAT.
ng: Eetimates gladly furnished Cal
y 1 2074. Z 9. 1klund. l625 Tvnaf.
NTH street.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER

ALL KINDS or MECHANICAL pnAM.
ings made jig, and FIXTURE dsllgnt1G
. specially. Idsas developed r. r.
Michaelis. Mech. Consitg. Eng. aasociAes4
with W. N. Haskell. Patent Attorney
6O9-610 Best Bldg. Phone z. I. 10o.
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$500 DOWN

Buys . brand new. all modern fve
room bungalow. Never been occu-
pied. Built In bookcases. Ce-
mented c6llar. Located south OF
Eighteenth avenue. two blocks
from car line. Price $1,000.
II. K. WALKER & COMPANY
8 80 Robinson Bldg.
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PERSONAL.

MRS. MARGARET COeCROvE WISHES
the public 70 moV thss ehe has re-
covered snd 10 ready 10 deliver her won
dnrfal saiva. Address P. o. Box 1873.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

oGETHIRD INTEREST IN AN ESTAB-
hshAd business in Roek Island. 81 300
cash. Give all particulars In first Vt
ter. Addreas & b. J.. eaEe Argus.
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TO RxCHANGR.

WILL TRADE Five PASSENGER vEIIB
fee oil stock. p. o. Box 400.
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LOST: SMALL BLACK DOG WITH
hound ears. Answers by name of Mig.
Reward. z. l. 3948-x
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LOST: CONTRACT FOR A DEED.
Finder plezse return to Argus or phone
K. l. $3.50
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

OF TTTLK PREPARED Oh
continued 70 date covering any real e..
tate in the county. Prompt and accurate
servjce at reasonable rates. Rock L.
land Title 4 Abstract Company; ". J..
Sveenay. SECRETARY. 206-212 Central
Trust = SAVINGS Bank building.
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LOST: SMALL GOLD PIN WITH MAPLE
Leaf Design. Finder Please return to
Mrs J.: Hill. 1901 Twenty-frst street
Phone b. l. 21sx. Receive reward
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LoDGR DIREC9or

-
1sspoes Ssnels. AGA1ntA slssse ~
" STATED nE1tuis q 9n1o roDe1
No. ~. 49,. = 4. ~ wikl
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iAs psephess welcome
A0 q. v. Jsansas, ssanarcn.
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x1y STATED oONVoCAn0N OF RocK
$500 lsiand Chapter No. 10. = 4.
NJ viii b neld on the nrse
A0 Tuesday Vi each month a
7:30 p. n. l. J. kooers'
"0 E.H.P.; 4. u. Aah, sec9etaSy.
a BOOK ISLAND .LouoD NO.
A 65S. A. y. = A. A.--essted
N[ = meeting first Friday ef each
month. otte Prssssas. ". ~:
49, II. S. Boumsn. aseretasy.
Specasa 1or work on Z. A. dasree. Tues
nay. capt 7. ~ p. "a. spseaAa aof
work on D. A. degfes FRIDAY sspS. lv,
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KNIGHTS TEMPIAR.
THE STATED IUNCL-Ash OF hOCA
lsland Gonmanaary No. Id.
- hmgnts 1eanpiss will be he1d
AA2cA Ihs seconu AonA1Ay OF eacn
m0nth. Z. A. A~ugren. COM
WI ..Auu.g: J. L. Hiexsy, rseoFoar.
- gSscues uriA NFss aud lnlyu
account OF Knights Templar Conclavs
stated meeting OF Amoo orotto SlAI ~
he'd Wednesday. Sept. =.
ROCK ISLAND CHAPTER NO. 26s.
,1der ksstern StAi.-hsesular meetings
tecond wednesday OF eAea month. W.
islnx stars We.cone. Ars. seoaie 5. Ian
Ter, W. NJ: Mary +. hreis. secretary.
Initiation stated meeting Sept. D..
ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL. NO. 20. 3. + s.
N.-rne stated assemblies OF Rock II
land CounIal NJ. ~, =. + >. ~. VIII
y he ned on the Inird WEDNESDAY u eacn
month. &. ". ThachSr. 1. ~; v. y.
hl.oebraudt. recorcer.
UCAL LODGE NO. COG. I. o. o. =.
.>, Meets every THURSDAY evening
z at Odd Fellows tsmpis On
sG1S Fourth avenue. between Sew
Ck spteenth and kighteensh styusts.
O u. r. Leonard, N. G.; WAltes
LosAnd, h. >. klrst THURSDAY
OF each m 2nIh. iniuatofy uegreo. hfsl
n I'd me-. lII Al
thursday.
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ROCK ISLAND AERlE NO. 0o6. FRATEk'
nal Order of Eagles-Regular meetings
hrst and third Tuesday of each month
at Eagles home. Fourth avenue anc
Twenty first strict. Frank WIeh. W. r.;
Joseph Grotegut, secretary.
- .'N,ATTEN-IoN E1Ksl
" I'm Rock Island Lodge,
No. $50. B. P. o. \.
Meetings first and third
Mondays OF each month
8A DAN K. BRENNAN.
. S4 Exalted Ruler.
- KY c. N. lssacson. secretary
&uan .bfS\ Club oms: lis 18th St
XIV Visiting brothers always
A welcome.
4. OF '.
h. C. CLEAyELAND CAMP. NO. $40
Sons Of veterans.-Meeas on second
-, and fourth Tuesday cveniaS OF eacl
mouth at 8 o'clock in Memorial ball q
tt3e court house. L. L. Harms. CON
mAndef.: Eugene johnson. secfesasy.
~0N G. A. =
4 BUFoRD POST 24S. 6. A. 3
HSM Meets regularly on secont
dtM and fourth Friday after
9s1ssH moons Of each month at
KY o'clock in Memorial hall IL
GhsM the court louss. G. 4
Z8X3A Cnurch. commander: q. 9
w First. sdjutank
- a..
e2$S6 o. q ". v.
~ sIEONY cay CAMP NO. Z
1921 o. J. ". v.
go, Meets on tho first and third
1UafI Thursdays of each month At 4
y. 4. at Memorial hail. W. W.
T3 Medcslf. commaader: L. \
V$S Titterington. adiutant.
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q. OF '.
Il. c. CLEAvELAND CAMP. NO. $40.
Sons Of veterans.-Meess on second
i, and fourth Tuesday cveninS Of each
mouth at 8 o'clock in Memorial hal at
the court house. L. l.. Kama. aon-
mAnder.; Eugene johnson. secretary.
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HONEY TO LOAN.

! GAN ARRANGE A LOAN FOB roc
- cA attels. real property or By con.
eaes st ~ annually. A12 Hest A;,ald
f0ons T. / o.
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G. A. z
BUFORD POST 24S. g. 4. 3.
Meets regularly on second
and fourth Friday after
Moons Of each month at 2
o'clock in Memorial hall in
the court liouss. c. L
4 nurch. commander; q. g.
First, sdiutank
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A T T E N~ION EIKS !
Rock Island Lodge,
No. $50. B. P. o. =.
Meetings first and third
Mondays OF each month.
DAN K. BRENNAN.
Exalted Ruler.
c. N. lssacson. secretary.
Club J oms: llS 18th St.
Visiting brothsrs always
welcome.
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State OF niinois, Rock Island County,
s.: In the Circuit Court Of said County
to The September term. A. D.. 1890.
BiIi n H0uiet Title
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ROCK ISLAND AERlE NO. 956. FRATEE-
nal Order of Eagles meetings
fret and third tuesday OK each month
at Eagles home. Fourth avenue anc
Twenty first strict. Frank Wich. W. r.;
Joseph Grotegut, secretary.
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q. q. ". v.
sIEONY cay CAMP NO s
q. J. VI. v.
Meets on tho first and third
Thursdays of each month At .
y. Il. at Memorial ball. W. W.
Medcalf. commAader: L. \.
Titterington. adjutant,
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LOST AND FOUND.

HALF DUPLEX HOUSE. FOUR ROOMS
partly modern. $50 Twelfth street.
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LOST: AUTO CRANK BETWEEN ROCK
Island and Milan. Return to Argus
Reward.
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FOB RENT-HOuSES.

ONE SIDE OF DOUBLE HOUSE, SEVEN
rooms. located at 1893 Sixth avenue
Inquire 712 Seventeenth street
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wiNTRD-rO RENT.
PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER

PUEBLO sTENoGRAPHER: FIRST CLASS
work done at your oftce or mine. Room
f305 Best Bldg. Phone z. l. 312.
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UCAL LODGE NO. COS. I. o. o. =.
nerA, Meets every THURSDAY evening
~ 81 Odd Fellows tsmpis On
ESX1S Fourth avenue. between Sew
S sntaenth and kighteensh styusta.
49, u. r. Leonard, N. e.: Waltes
LosAnd, h. >. klrst THURSDAY
OF es.h m ansh. iniIlatoly oegTeo, hfsl
sscoho anu lnlrd 0exree Inc 4os.owiuS
Thursday.
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s1ANDARD MAKE SHOT GUN: DOUBLE
barrel; hammeriess Or pump gun: IL
gauge. X. /. 272.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-03-26
Forest City Baptist Church.

Sunday school next Sunday, 10 a. m.
Young peoples meeting, $3.50 p. m.
Monday evening, April 8, we begin
a series Of evangeistic meetings. Rev.
Oliver Reed, who was for some time
state evangelist in Missouri, will do
the preaching. He has just recently
returned from Vladivastock, Siberia,
where he was in Y. M. c. A. war work
Every one who can is urged TO attend
and take part. Put all the good you
can into the meeting and get all the
good you can out.
RICHARD L. STRATTON, Pastor.
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A CLEAR SKIN.

Eczema, Itch, letter, Ringworn,
Acne, Pimples, Blotches, Disfigurins
Eruptions, ETC., absolutely and quickly
banisked. Write for booklet Of my
NEW SYSTEM. II reveals what skin
comfort and greater happiness thers
rsaliy q fcr you. r. g: 4orsyths Box
m. .atetisn ."C,s- Los AsQslss, Calf
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Hershel Baker and Donald Shumate
oil motored to Crazy. Sunday, in the
J. NJ. Shumate new Dodge car.
WIN. Crawford spent Sunday AZ.
ternoon with his uncle, James Collins,
in Mound City.
Henry Frazier and family spent
Sunday Mt the George Stroude home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Stroude were also
there In the afternoon.
Mrs. L. J. Scott left Tuesday eve.
ming Of last week for Clarinia, Iowa
where she spent a few days with her
daughter, ". G.. Carson and family
and from there she left for Battle
Creek, Iowa, where she IL visiting her
son, Otis Scott and family.
w. +. Richardson went to Kansas
City, Tuesday of last week. He was
accompanied home by Basil Bennett
who has been attending school there.
On account Of sickness Basil has had
to give up his school work.
Perry Stone and family were ST.
Joseph visitors, last Wednesday.
Miss Emylu Bridgmon returned IA
her home in Bigelow, last W.dncsda.y
evening, after a few days visit her,
with e. s. Mckee and family.
John Wilson, Of Forbes. was tran.
sacting business In our city, Wedncs.
day and Thursday Of last week.
Ellis Murray left Sunday evening
fs.t uag - lf.t.. ..tL..... la. .ss.n
ID. ". Gamer made a business trip
TO st. Joseph, Thursday.
Mrs. A. J. Landers, Of st. Joseph,
came up the latter part Of last week
and spent few days here with her
son, Fred and family. She also visited
with her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Wilkes, near Mound City. Mrs. Wilkes
returned home with Mrs. Landcrs for
"A few days visit.
Elmer Fikc, Of Napier, was in
our city, on business, FRIDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sentney, Of
Hutchinson, Kansas. came Saturday,
and visited few days here with MIR.
and Mrs. VIM. Morga and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Sentney.
Mrs. J. 4. Birmingham and
daughter, Miss Gcnevievc, were shop.
ping in ST. Joseph, last Thursday.
Cad Baker wac trnnsacting busi-
ness IN Oregon. Friday alter noon.
Mrs. c. r Cain returned to her
home in St. Joseph, Friday, after
spending u few days here with U. 4,
Piummer and family.
Miss Grace Long was an Oregon
visitor, last Thursday afternoon.
horn, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. Gif.
ford, Jry March II, an eight-pound
baby girl, named Barbara Winifred.
Ezra Martin and family have NOV
ed from the DIR. McClanahan property
TO the Glass property, vacated By
Richard Hoover.
John Gould was transacting BUSH
ness In st. Joseph, last Friday.
George Hendrix and family, of
Horace, Kansas, are moving onto the
Nm. Fitzmaurice farm, northwest OF
town. ,,,
James Bratton were transacting BUSH
ness IN st. Joseph, Friday.
Uncle" VIM. Baker was visiting
with relatives in Forbes, last Friday.
--Chas. Hit stopped over here, last
Friday. and made a visit with his
brother, VIM. Hit and family, while
enroute to ms home in Mound City
from Washington, ID. c.. and Virginia.
MIR. and Mrs. Mike Rasmussen re-
turned to their home in Sykeston, N.
d., after sDending a few days at the
VIM. Fitzmaurice and George Reeves
homes.
Mrs. John Schaeffer, Sr., spent
! st Wednesday afternoon with her
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Mr.. and Mrs. Brit Bridgmon, Of
Maitland, spent Sunday afternoon ut
the G.. 5. Mckee home.
MIR. and Mrs. George Williams re-
ceived word last week, announcing the
marriage Of their son, Joe Williams,
and Nellie Rankin, which took pace
Sunday, March Ia, at Holyoke. Colo.
They will make their home in Hol-
yoke. Their many friends here wish
them a long happy life.
--Landrcth Abby, of St. Joseph,
came up last Thursday and spent a
few days at the j. T.. Hartnett homo.
MIR. and Mrs. II. q. Bergman, OF
st. Joseph. came up Sunday morning,
and spent the day at the Mrs. Anna
Elmer home. MIR. bergman returned
home in the evening, but Mrs. Berg
man will remain for a longer visit.
MIR. and Mrs. Vim. Bledsoe spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Blevins, in the ldiewilde
district.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Meyer spent
Sunday with MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur
Buntz.
w. r.. Cradle has purchased the
Leo ,incgar plant buiiuing, ana ex-
poets to soon move hls blacksmith
shop into the building.
-"Uncle Thomas Miller spent sun
day at the A. II. Cass home.
Frank and James Hartnctt have
purchased a Chevrolet car from cook
d Foster, Of oregon.
y. l.. Gelvin and family, of Fill
more, II. h. Bowers, OF Langdon, and
J. 4. Mills and VIE spent the day,
Sunday, at the A. n. Jeffrey home.
Levi French and family, OF the
Lincoln district, and James Carroll, of
oregon, spent sunday at the George
Cummings home.
Thomas Reeves and wife spent
Sunday at the Albert Walker home.
AIR. and Mrs. John scott, OF this
city, and Mr.. and airs. kalpn Moore
ana children, OF oregon, spent Sunday
ut the Johnson kaynui home, IN the
Mayilower district.
AIR. and Mrs. Lucian Emery, OF
White Cloud, Kansas, drove ovei las,
! thursday and spent a few days here
ut the a. NJ. Nye nome, returning TO
their home, Monday.
Thomas Landers, of st. Joseph,
is helping with the spring work ut the
George heeyes home.
AIR. and Mrs. Albert Swopc, of
near Mound City, MIR. and Mrs. ". h..
Richardson ana AIRS. Jessie Bennett
and son, Basil, spent the day, Sunday,
ut the &. l.. Richardson home.
--Chas. +. Noland shipped car
load OF aOgs 20 81. Joseph, Monday.
L. l.. ,eare, vi craig, vas visiting
MS motn,., ."s. matIlua 1eare, Sum
day, ana "..s aIsO having dentaI work
dOne IN oiegon, few days this week.
-. r.. naitn and ialnlly, OF near
Napier, ..i.g.l .eNown and fanny,
OF Bigelon, a.d aiDcrt siartin ana
iamiiy Sren, sunuay Afternoon with
Arthur ,OoH anu fanny ut Napier.
Ter. i.Oss ana Ia.nily ana Leona
Church Si,ea, Sunuay wi,n Fred Doep-
being a.." .a.nny, sodtneast OF town.
.-Med~ay uUV,cI ana randy spent
Sunday IL, ,ne Dwignt Moyer home.
Saturday evening, WINE Harry
Mcfarland Was lldlng his morse nome,
north OF .o"n, n.st 80, ..iDerI koil-
mer home, the morse stumbled on the
A. 4
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-03-26

Henry Weis is back from Savan-
nah, where he was called on business.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-03-26

STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
II you want plants, ,you can get
them, fresh dug, for $3.50 per 100
from SAM DAVIDSON,
Oregon, Mo,