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The Holt County sentinel., 1920-06-25

Miss Clarabel for a visit with her
brother, V. n. Brock and family.
Mrs. Anna Burnham, Of st. Jo-
,eph is making a visit with her moth
Ell, Mis-. i,ebccca kunkcl, in Benton
district.
MIR. ana Mrs. Joshua holland, on
Route 1. were shopping in st. Joseph,
Monday.
Roy McAfee went up to the Hur-
ry Baker home near Mound City. Mon.
day evening. to spend few DAYS.
MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Markham. vt
Kansas City. have been Visiting with
relatives at Maitland and Graham
They spent Monday and Tuesday here
at the l.. V. Scott home. and left
here for Leon, Iowa, where they will
visit with his brother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Al Markham
Quite a number of people from
st. Joseph and here gathered at the
jeff Walker home, Sunday, and en-
joyed fish fry. Among the party
from st. Joseph were: W. n. Elder
and family. Cal Hyde and family. j.
y. Roach and family, Albert Ditto
more and family, Tod Dittemore and
family, Neil Dittcmoro and family, Nv.
lcre't Dittemoie and family, T.. W.
Moore ard family, Ed Meyer and fam.
ily. Ir. Harris and family, Mrs. VIM
Waller, Mrs. Eva Dittemorc and 9th.
ers from st. Joseph; Mrs. Butler, OF
Denver, Colo; Judge u. c. Stallard
and iahilv, john Anderson and fam.
ily. Major Clark and family, Irs. I'll
Wilkes. There were ten cars from st
Joseph, and something like sixty
people were present.
james Stanton, Of Fillmore, came
over last week and began moving the
Sam Alkirc house, near the Missouri
river, in the IdlewiIde district. The
house Was about fifty yards from the
river and they are moving IL back
about 200 yards.
Rev {. {. Lciningcr. of st. 10,
seph, will hold services at the Mctho.
dist chuiCh. Sunday morning, al II
O'Clock. Everybody cordially inyitct
to attend.
Thomas Stewart Is on the scl
list Thu week. We hope for his rccov,
cry soon.
A u. Taylor, Wood Foster an,
lNnaf'A SentnrN an went To kunsal
r, City, ~ business, Tuesday.
Nr. 4. NJ. Nyc and son. Elmer
drove over to her daughter home
Mt and Mrs. james Davidson, in An
drew COUNTY, and spent the day, Tues
day.
Doris Brock visited several day,
his week with her aunt, Mr. and Mrs
W. A Taylor at Craig, aud with hcl
grandparents, Rev. J. y. Cole an,
wife, u; Mound CITY.
' Herman Clifford was "A bushes,
visitor in 81. Joseph, Tuesday.
\ George Watson malc bu,incs,
"Trip % st. Joseph. Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Waggoncr an,
Mrs. Anna Finer and daughtcr, Mis-
Grace, spent Sunday at the Roy An
tcrsOn home.
John Schacffcr. ST.. l. on the sicl
list. We hope for his early recovery
Mrs. o. W. Lease. OF Parsons
Kansas, who is visiting at the r.,
Cas,ccl home in Kimsey district, wa
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-06-25

Carrie Catherine, the little daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Isaacson,
was on the sick list several DAYS, the
first Of the week.
Earl Wright, of Craig. came down
Tuesday noon, and spent the after.
noon with his brother, l.. II. Wright
and family.
C. ID. Never and wife, Of Kansas
City, spent Saturday and Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. L. A. Landcrs. and
sister. Oscar lSaacson and family.
The Busy Bee class of the Chris
,ian Sunday school met at the Worth
Ammo home, last Thursday night.
There were twelve present The Srn-
day school lesson and other subjects
were studied. Tn next meeting will
be Thursday night. July ~, ut the
Berlin Ford home.
S. VI. Coffman and family motor
ed to Maryville, Sunday, and visited
with their daughter, Miss Aida, who
Is attending school there.
Mrs. Mary Eastin, of Wichita.
Kansas. came last Wednesday and il
making a several days visit here with
her brother, s. NJ. Coffman and fam
ily,
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-06-25
Forest City and Vicinity

v,s phiI;n Sin,,,i, .nJ J,uyb.
30. Wr' Anna oo Shho,t won, ~
IT, us ~ S,,n,'i.,' D o,os,n. n'soro
~ - 60. -! ~, ,,.i,h IL
49,. go
''e', :, .
Mrs. .. T.. onanoers ana SON
lawrence, returned 70 ,ne,r nome he'e'
fri"ay' from MarIs''''e' Kansas
Mrs. Ivan Miller and children and
Miss Iva Munyon spent last Thursday
in 81. Joseph.
Mrs. u. 5. Cosner, Mrs Gertrude
Shanks, W. 5. Clifford. Jr. wife and
daughter and Olive Co-ner took din
ner and spent the day, sunday, AT the
Ralph Meyer home. near New FONT
Miss Margaret MIX, OF st. Joseph
came up Saturday evening and spent
Sunday with her folks, Thomas MIN
and family.
Otis Jumps came in Tuesday OF
last week from STERLING, Colo, ana u
making q visit here with relatives.
Sid Nandever and family, OF Sa'
lem, Neb, came over ana spent sun
day with relatives.
-ueorge Hopper was transac'lhR
business IN ST. Joseph last "ednes'
day
Mr.. ami NIT. T. ". meyer and
son, Dale Moody OF Kansas CITY
came up SATURDAY evening anu spen,
a Few Gays mere WIN ner mother ana
sister, Mrs u a. Landers anu oscar
Isaacson anu tamily:
Miss FRANCES 'hamDefs returned
nome frlaay afternoon aitcr week
VISIT NJ inc u H. fI'zmaurise nome
,,-Iau' Nolanu went 70 M va,
Monday morning. where ne VIII WON
IN the .. u MlllS restaurant.
MISSES neitiuue' Margaret an.
catherine !hainberS spent last wr'N
~ the W. ~ Hopper nome IN EXODUS
district. ,,
.-MrS' n'orRr rr'Se, OF M"1ho
,lty, was Vlsi'lng friua! WIN h''
daughtef' Mrs' i'rSehcl baker'
! Ms g r. Taylor ana dangntcrs
beftha ana Louise ana SON kichaid
sPch, SUNDAY WIN het uaughter MI
anu Mrs' kIcnard iielne: near 'raig
Harold Markt ana family; OF near
oregon spent sunday WIN her par
cntS' john France and family.
Mr.. ana MR.; Chas' HUNT ana son
Snowden' were business Visitors u
b'ge,ow' MONDAY -,
Mrs . IT, a'len ana SON S'laS
/ u, OF oregon were visiting lhursdal
afternoon win hcr mother Mrs y u
huiat, AMI iamily:
Mrs Sarah Ferguson ana son
Milllam' drove 10 Dearborn, NO.. IN
their ear last tuesday where the!
spent q Few days with James camp
bcli ana iamliy' returning nome Thurs
day.
MI ami Mrs John smith and
Mrs. Sarah Allen, OF oregon, spent
sunday WIN FRANK MINIS ana wlfe'
Mrs. Albert Walker and dangh.
tcrs, Misses wilma and Lcona, Wen,
to rails CITY. last Friday, and visited
until Sunday evening at the Sid Van
deveer home. They also visited ut the
Charley Reeves home in Salem.
Charley Williams, OF Oklahoma
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-06-25

Ezra MARTIN ana 1amlly, Miss
nellie Book and Jack Cotton and fam
lily spent Sunday at the John Book
home near Fortescue.
Mrs. Tom Foley and grandson,
Frances, went TO NOdaway, Monday
morning, where Mrs. Foley spent the
day with her son, Mike Foley and
VIE. francis remained for a longer
visit.
Mrs Dave Wallace went to Sayan-
nah, Monday, whcie she viii make u
weeks visit with her daughter, Harry
Frazier and family.
Mrs Margaret Boyd-Drake and
son, Corwin, returned Wednesday
night from Mitchell, S. d., where they
had been making a several weeks visit
with her SISTER, MIR. and Mrs. Wai1ie
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Driver,
of st. Joseph, came up Saturday eve
ming and all visited few days with
their mother. Mrs Jennie Boyd. Mrs.
Drake and son, Corwin, and Mrs. Driv-
er returned to the Driver home in st.
Joseph, Tuesday evening, and Mrs.
Drake and son left there Wednesday
evening for their home in Sour Lake,
Texas.
Harry Mckee, of Chicago. Ill.,, il
visiting several days this week at the
c. S. Mckee home.
Miss orpha Stewart, Of Oregon,
spent last week with her grandfather,
Thomas Stewart.
---Chas. T.. holland shipped car Of
hogs from our city to the st. Joseph
market, Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. S. b. Reed, of Ma.
pier, spent Monday here with his moth.
or, Mrs. Teresa Reed.
Mrs. George Frazier moved Tues.
day into the property with Mrs. l.. \,
Landcrs.
Mr.. Margaret Boyd-Drake and
son. Corwin. and Mrs. +. l.. Driver
spent Monday at the Charley Maikt
home in Oregon.
Mis-. George Frazier was granted
her pension, and received 500 back
pay, saturday, and will now get $50
u month.
II homas landcrs. of near Savan.
nah, went to ST. Joseph, Saturday eve.
ming. and spent Sunday ut the Neal
Ramsey home.
-MiSs Wilma Ammo, of the Burr
Oak district, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Miss Margaret Martin.
VIM. Fitzmaurice and son. Morris
went to st. Joseph, Monday, where
Morris is taking treatment
"A. u. Cas- spent Sunday after.
noon In Craig.
A. J. Pottingcr was in 81. Joseph
last Tuesday.
Ed Keastor and family, Il. H.
Cotton and family, VIM. Baker. ST.,
Mrs Emma lioltgreve and Jack Baker
and family spent Sunday at the Lee
Cotton home.
MIR. and Mrs. o. +. Emery and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert kollmcr took din
ncr and spent the day. Sunday, nj the
Alexander Havet home, in Kimscy dis
trict.
Barney holland and family return
eel to their home at Atchison, Kansas,
after two weeks visit here with his
folks. Chas. T.. holland and family.
l.. A. Banks and Don Clifford were
in Kansas City, Friday, on business.
Mrs. Emma Holtgreve has been
improving her property on Walnut
street by having new concrete walk
built, new screens and other fixtures
on the house
Mrs. Nate Martin, Of Clarinda
Iowa, was visiting several days, last
week, with her sister, Grant Leach and
family, and also went To Nodaway
where she spent a lew days with hcl
brother Sam Waddle and family
Misses Maude Stallard ana kath'
crime Dawson were st. Joseph visitors
Friday.
The lineup OF the Forest CITY
base ball team Is follows: John
Birmingham, catcher; Herman Giiiort
and Howard +. Tearc, pitchers; 10!
Acton, first base; Herman Schultz
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09
MONUMENTS TO
THE PIONEERS
Historical Society Of Clark County and
o. A. r. Society to Care For
Tombs of Noted
Citizens,

! KAHOkA, Mo-. March S,-Attorney
o. S. Callihan remains in exceedingly
serious condition, suffering much at
times. Mr.. Callihan has been a resi-.
dent of Clark county for half CEN
tury, and lived in Alexandria for sew.
eral years. When the capital city
was Waterloo Ohio was connected
with the little local paper, the Clark
/ County Press, along in 1880, and later
he and Levi Alexander were the pup
fishers. From Alexandria, Ohio moved
! to Kahoka.
The vacant lands east of the post
Office have been sold, and the new
owners will erect a large automobile
| station on the several lots. This will
be an improved condition and re-
form in decoration.
| At the Sunday evening service Of
the Methodist Episcopal church, Ray
/ Meyer and wife were received into
full membership. Mrs. Meyers mem
bership being a transfer from Hi
nois. These persons have recently
entered upon the voyage of married
life, and this, along with the Christ
ian life, adds grace and beauty to
their welfare.
The secretary of the Clark County
Historical society has received prom
, Use of visit from District Judge r.
l.. King, of Marion, Kas., who will
come and deliver an address to the
citizens Of Kahoka Mr.. King is an
old-time citizen of our county and
for years taught school and later was
admitted to the ranks of practicins
lawyers here His father at Croton
was a contractor and builder along
the line Of the Des Moines Valley
railroad in it's early construction.
Our society will also be honored and
promoted by the coming Of ]. w.
Murphy, editor of the Burlington
Evening Post, who will deliver an
address on Clark county people and
events and will direct special atten-
ton to the importance Of our his
torical society. These two speakers
will aid greatly in the promotion OF
the work. .
Citizen Sam Hitler reports seeing
few robins and bluebirds on Tuesday,
March 2. This is an early record.
and one wonders about the fate OF
the brave songsters during this arc
tic circle weather.
The continued low temperature
has reduced the frozen zone to
eighteen to thirty inches in the earth.
Ice in the Des Moines river, where
the dikes and revetment works are
being improved, shows depths OF
twenty inches. A sudden breaking
I'D of the ice, with heavy rainfall.
would be cause for some uneasiness
in the valley between Alexandria and
Wayland. Still, with the high and
heavy levee system, there is little
danger of flood.
The Historical society, working
mutually with the Daughters Of the
American Revolution, has in conten-
plation the care and welfare Of
number Of tonrbs Of noted persons
who were leaders in pioneer work in
our county Especially to be consid-
cred are three names, those of Cen
eral William Harrison, Peter weaver
and A. w. Harlan. To these honored
names may be added that OF P. s.,
or Ben, Stanley. The graves and
monuments of these worthy men de-
serve much care and honor. More
NAV be said on this subject in the
future. The writer is periodically in
terested in these duties.
JASPER BL1NES.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09
Swift Produce Review.

CHICAGO, March S.-Delive1es OF
cream this week have been light, bu'
shipments of foreign butter continue
to arrive at eastern seaboard points
and markets are quoted lower.
The poultry movement IS abou,
normal. Selling prices on dressed
poultry in the large consuming cen
tiers are reported on a slightly lower
basis. While stocks of frozen poul
try are lighter than year ago. the
movement from storage is not as
heavy. ..
Receipts of eggs are increasing AND
lower prices have prevailed on the
larger markets. AS the supply be
comes larger the market price Will
gradually decline until storage
basis is reached.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09
SANDY STONE
is DECEASED
One Time City Editor of The Gate
City, Who Was Famous Years
Ago, and Later Prominent
in Peoria.

Alexander Stone, who died in Oska-
loosa last week, will be remembered
by the oId-time Keokuk people IS the
brilliant city editor of The Gate City
in the '70's of the last century. They
knew him as Sandy Stone, who made
Keokuk happenings better reading and
wrote parodies on Poe's Raven and
other popular poems which were re.
printed all over the country.
Mr.. Stone left Keokuk and The
Gaze CITY about 1880, going to Peoria.
There he became proprietor OF the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09
TEACHERS CLUB
HAS PROGRAM
ORGANIZATION of Keokuk Teachers Met
Yesterday-Expressed Unani-
nous Appreciation to Board
for Salary Increase.

I The Elementary Teachers club
held it's regular meeting last evening
in the George Washington school at
I4:15 o'clock with a program and
social hour. Owing to Superinten-
dent Aldrich's illness he was unable
! to he present 10 talk on his trip to
| Cleveland as he had planned to do.
Pupils from the sixth room Of the
George Washington school under the
direction of their teachers, Miss Nina
Phillips, gave a folk dance. Miss
Phillips was also chairman Of the
current talks which were given later
by the different club members and
which were of particular interest to
teachers and the teaching profess
sion.
The club was unanimous in ex-
pressing its appreciation OF the ad-
vance made in the salaries granted
by the board of education. 1t was
voted yesterday by the club. TO at
tend the Southeastern Iowa Teach
ers' association which meets at Bur
lington in April
A letter was read from the Ma
tional Education association exprt2r-
ing it's delight that the keokulc Ele-
mentary Teachers club had sone
into the National association one hun
dred percent strong.
The teachers decided at the meet
ing to plan for a party in the near
future. Following the program and
business session yesterday, refresh
ments were served with Miss Helen
Culkin as chairman Of that commit
tee for the year. Mrs. R. B. Wood
was chairman of the program Gem
mittee.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09
NO Western Game.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
LINCOLN, Neb., March S.-The
University of Nebraska basket ball
team will not play Whitman college,
champions Of the northwest. at Walla
Walla Washington, according to an
nouncement here today. Whitman IN
vited the Huslrers to meet them to
decide the western title University
officials after conference, decided
Husker athletes scholastic standing
might suffer from SO lengthy a trip.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09
Senator May Fly.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, March 9.-Senator Will
liam Bloch may fly to West Virginia
from Chicago today to break the
deadlock in the state senate on the
suffrage question.
An airplane was ready today to
carry Senator Bloch to Cincinnati,
Ohio, where a special train will be
waiting to rush him to Charleston
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09
Orders Arrest Of prince.

r sed Press Leased Wire Service. ]
;aLdN, Mar. S.-Gustave Noske,
rs.er OF defense, has ordered the
a.sefat" to arrest Prince Joachim
echt and Rittmeister Platen as
~ leaders in the attack upon
french army officers in the restau-
vi the hotel kdlon Saturday
nce Joachim was arrested today.
We're unable to locate Ritz
Pster Platen.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09

Bloch is enroute from Los Angeles
and was scheduled to arrive here at
noon. Arrangements for the airplane
were completed today.
The West Virginia senate is dead
locked IA to IA on the suffrage
amendment Efforts are being made,
it was said here, to hold the session
until Bloch arrives.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09

Transcript and postmaster within a
dozen years. He sold the Transcript
and went to Chicago, on the old Inter
Ocean, and later to Aurora before he
retired.
He died in Oskaloosa soon after ar
irving there on visit with the falni-
ly of his wife, who survives him.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09
PAGE FIVE
Day rnca,mcn, for Colds

Par half teaspoon fuf
han-fho-cxo in n sea cup
of boiling water and in
hale fumes deeply "a shown.
Also insert in r,os.Eifs. Re-
lief viii follow in 20 min
utes. Fun details OF this
and other famous Men
tho-ese cold Treatments in
cir cufar wrapped around
Aen-tso-ps...
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09

A man is never so old nor so home
" he doesn't think he's made a Dig
hit with any good-looking girl who
happens to be pleasant to him.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09
bore Throat Wisdo11z

,a set'eye Sore Throat you must get g.
seat OF the disease, removing tie
H.. ioNSlLINE is prepared and sod
W seat one purpose. A dose Of TONsI.
Sow .a Ee upon the first appearance
mac so throat may save long days Of
ess. Use a little Sore Throat wis.
!, ana buy bottle Of TONSlLlNE
i,a,.,,f Ion may need it tomorrow.
o.t 1h5LiisE is the n .t2nal Sore ~
a ~ remedy best ,lo7n and TX
ttteuectlve and mos. cd. Look "
ae long necked feauw on, the F. II
when you go to the drug IA
@Sgeti it: 35c. and soc. Hos.
siSe' sl.O0. All Druggists. "a
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09

None SO deaf as he who will not
hear the calls Of one in trouble.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09
Nigh. freshmen, for coIds \

Night Treatment for CoIds
insert -tflo-exe i'm
ssossxils. Also warm Mem
tho-esc and appiy freely on
chest and r,ocfs-cover with
tot flannel cloth and SO TO
bed, forming bed clothes
into funnel as shown. SO
fumes will be inhaled. Cold
should be completely bro.
ken by s7,orain4.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09
SEQ for YourseIf

Send the coupon and
learn the three wonderful
ways to use Men-tho-eze.
Tocombat colds and in
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09
, Danger of Germ Nests

Most doctors know the menace of
germ nests" They call them focal
points Of infection" when IN pus-f forming
condition. Their poisonous discharges
cause serious health disturbances.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09

Huen "a, inHt
Men-tho-eze
each night and
morning in nos
trils. Note how
quickly it turns
to an all cover
ing, cooling,
soothing Oil.
Keeps mucous
lining Of nose
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09

Read The Daily Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09

ment TO combat e
nests. This Ieatrne.
employs Men-tho-eze-
a scientific, antiseptic
cream. The most deli
cate woman or child
can use it. Authori-
ties have proved its
efficacy beyond ques-
ton. Two" DAY Treat
1nents'' are now offered
FREE-to prove thes'
facts to you. zs,.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09
Two "Day Treat
rnents" FREE

! Send the coupon for
the two "Day Treat
1nents. See how pleasant,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09

that Mex7-fho-eze contains
tho two remedies - goose
grease and furpeIitine -
which arc best TO rub on
chest and neck to stop colds.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09

a1C "AA QWN"
acting they are.
Note how M en-
tho-eze relieves
stuTcd-up h ca d,
stops mucous dis
charges and BAN
ishes other symp-
toms Of colds and
germ nests." Com
batting these infec-
tior1s means much
to you. Mall the
coupon today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-09
Danish Germ Neyty
Chief cause Of Colds
Crandna's WAY

Men.tho-eze contains the two rene
dies-goose grease and turpentine--
which grandma knows are best to rub
on chest and neck for colds and con-,
gestions.
Men-tho-ezc also contains menthoI,
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-10-29
LITCHFIELD

Mrs. Alice Lee, sister of w. W.
Smith, who has been staying several
weeks at the Smith home, started for
iler home in Miami, Fla, Tuesday OF
this week,
Mrs. Burt Turner went to Michigan
last week after her mother, Mrs. Ma
chen. They arrived home Monday
evening. Mrs. Machen expects to
spend the winter with her daughter.
All ladies wishing to vote may moi
be compelled to go to the polls alone
Mrs. J. W. Whitehead will keep oper
house all day Tuesday for ladies who
care to meet with her. The process
Of voting will be explained, so that
all may have their vote counted the
way they intend to vote.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Trees entertain
ed company from Cleveland last Sun
day.
We are glad to see Mrs. G. F. Muss
er and Glenora Case, who have beel
under quarantine, on the street
again.
Mrs. Charles Nolan and little daugh
ter Mildred visited her parents part Q
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Turr
er returned to Akron with her Satul
day, coming home Monday of thi
week.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-10-29
POE
PAGE NINE

There will be community Hallowe'-
en- social held at the hall on Saturday
evening. A lunch of sandwiches pie
and pickles will be served. Everyone
who would like to, is asked to mask.A
program will be given and a general
good time expected. Let all the COM
munity come
A birthday dinner was served for
Mr.. Henry Stevens on Sunday by his
children at his home.
The ladies met to quilt for Mrs. Rob.
Porter on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hoddinott spent
Tuesday with their brother.
The schools will be closed from
Thursday till next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Embury are living for
a short time with Roy Palmer's.
AS the time grows shorter for in
vestigation of our political candidates,
We think scarcely ever has a whole
ticket showed cleaner lot of
men than this year on the Democratic
ticket, altho some would have us be-
lieve many are not going to give their
support to the dry measures they
should, in nearly every case we find
record of temperance and work for
the cause. Let us pick the best Of al. !,
and by all means be at the voting
places ready to do what we see to be
right.