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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-31
Declares That the Coun-
try Will Not Be De-
ceived Statesmen and
Nations Standing In
Way of Peace Will Be
Marked and Known,
He Declares

WASHINGTON, Oct. II A plea for
success of the armament limitation
conference was made by Senator
Swanson. Democrat. Virginia. in ad.
dressing the senate today on problems
confronting the forthcoming meeting.
Senator Swanson. who is IA minor
ity member of the foreign relations
committee. and former chairman of
the naval committee. suggested
agreements which President Hard
ingS enterprise should reach.
I'VE should recognize. said the
virginia senator. the dependence of
England upon access to the sea alike
in times OF peace and war for the sus
tenanre of her people and the contin-
uanre of her industries. But we
should insist that though England's
existence depends upon her access to
the seas, it gives her no right to
naval supremacy that places the com
merce of the world under her control
and diCtation. the freedom
OF the seas would also give protection
to the island empire OF Japan.
W" should recognize, Senator
swanson continued, the danger that
c0nlrontS France in case Germany
should he rehabilitated as military
power. But in order to obtain secur-
lty for herself France should not in
s:St upon military dominance such
as 10 make her Il menace to others
Re2arding Far Eastern questions,
Senator swanson said that China
was the key Ia settlement and that
II would not b" difficult II the nations
would adhere to their pledges under
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-31
INLINCTINN ISSIEn

Indianapolis, Ind, oct 81 An it,
junction directed at stopping the mine
workers from their efforts to union
ize the Williamson coal field in West
Virginia, where the miners have been
on IA strike more than Il year, was is
sued today by Federal Judge Ander-
son on the ground thae the union was
seeking to restrain trade.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-31
COUNSEL FOR UNION IS
FIGHTING JUDGES DECREE

indianapolis, Ind. oct. 81. Counsel
for HE United Mine Workers ol
America and for the mine operators
were prepared today to make the le-
gal fight to limit as far as possible al.
order which Federal Judge 4. Il. An.
derson had announced ne would Issue
today wihh the view of stopping Of.
forts to lpionizc the Williamson Goa.
field III West Virginia
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-31
MAJORITY REDUCED

Fargo, \. D., Oc.. 3i. CBy the Az
sCciated Press Returns frCm 20
additional precincts today made L
further cut in the majority of X. A..
Nestos, independent gubel Material
in Fridays recall election.
1,S57 out of 2,0S6 precincts giving
Nestos 106,97G and Gov. Linn j. Fra
zieI, ncn-partisan 9S,151
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-31

JarkscmYillc, oct 81. H. Il Well.
noted British author. Will spend 4
week in Jacksonville alter the Wash
inston armament conference, us the
guest lf his Iorlnrr clas.;mdte, Iohn
Olhen. advertising manager of the
Florida Metropolis, with whom he has
kept mp a correspondence Tor thiriy
eight wears
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-31
PRISON ASSN MEETING

jacksonville, Fla, Oc, 3l-Thl
forenoon session today Of the fifty
first annual congress of the Amerl-
can Prison ASS citation, in cOnyentio.
here, was devoted to group meetings
the nine organizations of which tn,
association is composed holding sep
aratp sessions
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-31
Last MiHure Briefs
WADLEIGH APPOINTED

Washington, oct 81 Appoinmcn,
Of r. r. Wadleigh, head OF the coal
section Of the fuel division OF the
commerce. Department. WIS an
rcun'cd today by Secretary Hoover
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-31
FORD TO MAKE OFFER

Washington, Oc,. 81 Secretary of
War Weeks, returning today from an
inspection OF the Muscle Shoals. Ala.
nitrate and power plant. conferred
with President Harding and anncunc=
cd he had rcqu 'ated Henry Ford To
come to Washington for conference
relative to Furd's offer for the project
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-31

81. Louis, Oct. 81. George WhnD
on his arrival here today for the
Dan, cratic National Committee meet
ing denied repor's that he would r.
sign the chalrmanship He said he
knew of nothing of Il definite charac-
ter which would come mp at the meet
in.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-31
AMERICAN PROPOSAL, BEING, WORKED
OUT IN MEETING OF EXPERTS TODAY
General Scheme Of Dis
arrnan ent Favored BY
United States To Be
Ready for emf e r
ence- Representatives
of This Nation Are
Made Ambassadors

Washington, Oct. 81. Secretary
DENLY. Admiral CoontZ. chief of nav
al operations and head of the group
of naval experts working out the
American proposals as to limitation OF
naval armament. again met today with
The American delegates to the con
ference on limitation of armament
The meeting was called in Secretary
Hughes's office and the navy officials
arrived armed with portfolios full of
documents.
1t was assumed that the general
theory OF limitation of naval arma-
ment which this government believed
might be successfully applied and ap-
proved at the previous meetings Of
and subsequent decision of this mat
he naval experts with the delegates
ter between President Harding and
The delegates at White House din
ner.
The naval problem. however. it is
understood. is one of the most diff
rult to come before the approachine
conference and there is much detail
to be gone over with the experts be
fore the American delegates can feel
that they are fully equipped for the
deliberation ahead of them
Included in the consideration of
naval establishments of the various
powers necessarily is the question of
bases, particularly in Pacific waters
and to some extent the Notifications
that defend various ports
Also included is the question of the
status OF the merchant marine as po-
tential naval force and all of these
aspects must be considered in formu-
lating an American program for linn.
ltation Of naval armament to be pro
posed when the conference ASSEMBLIES.
Delegates Made Ambassadors
Washington, Oct. 81 The rank of
ambassador was given today to the
American delegates appointed bv
President Harding to represent the
United States at the forthcoming
conference ON limitation of armament
and discussion of Pacific and Far
Eastern questions.
The announcement of the Presi-
dents action was made by Under See
rotary of State Fletcher, who eX-
planned that the four representatives
Of the United States were given am
bassadorial ranl, so that they might
sit in the conference on an equality
with the delegates Of the other in
yited powers. The delegates, ii also
was said. would by virtue of their
special designation outrank ambassa-
doris accredited to foreign capitals.
thereby permitting them to call on
ambassadors abroad for special in
formation or to carry out such in
structions as agreed upon.
Officials ut the state department
were of the opinion that it would not
he necessary to send the names of
the American delegates to the senate
for confirmation of their new desic
nation.
The rank will apply not only {
Elihu Root and Senators Lodge an,
Underwood but also to Mr. Hughe,
who will sit in the conference, not
secretary of state, but as a delegate
of the United States and head of the
American delegation.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-31

A Vermont man has suddenly re-
covered his voice after having been
speechless for IL years. e
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-31
McAULIFFE RETURNING TO
OLD SOD FOR MATERIAL.
FOR THE PRIZE RING

New York, oct 3l.-.Iack McAnlin
who enjoys the distinction Of being
the only undefeated cX-boNing cham
pion. announced today he would re
visit the scenes of his childhood and
make a search for new boxing mater
ial. THE crop in this country es-
pecally in the lightweight and mid
dleweight divisions is getting poor"
said McAuliff, and Ireland might as
well produce the next champions.
The boys don't scrap like they used
to in my day. When they get hurt Il
little bit they quit. | broke my hand
in the tenth round of enc of my fights
and had to fight IS more rounds be
fore | could win.
Clemenson. Capt. de Marcnchcr and
Lieut. LA Bat.
Great Britain-Gen. McIIardy and
Col j b. Danbeny.
Belsium-Col. Cumont.
Italy-Col. Lazzi and Capt. Ar
ture Zellner
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-31

Lax ELAND AND VICINITY
Showers this afternoon
Partly cloudy and cooler to-
night. Tuesday fair.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-02-18
New Point School No,,s.

Last SATURDAY evening the Sopho.
mors entertained the high school
purilS with "A Valentine pufty in honor
"I the senior. Il was held in the
school auditorium, which was decorat.
cd IN hearts. Music and games fur.
nishcd entertainment fOr IN" evening.
hvrry ones future was told by Inc
post Office. Luncheon was served
about ten o'clo"k IN tho hail, where n
Valentine color scheme was carried
out. The partners were secured by
drawing hearts. The refreshments
were ice cream and cake. Tho guests
departed nj late hour after express
ing their enjoyment Of the evening.
FRIDAY evening, Feb. II, "a game of
basket bal was played at Forest Civ.
between the Forest City and the New
roint high school teams. Tho score
for the first half was rather onc.sidcJ.
q To - In favor Of New Point. In the
iast half both teams scored % points.
each making the final score 2s to al in
favor Of New Point Raiser, of Forest
city, rfcccd the contest.
NcNt Friday evening. Feb. is. th,
New Point team will play Roscndnlo M
RoN"ndnlc. These two teams are even
ly matched and a close contcs, l. ,x-
Pcc''h' y. y.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-02-18
Trustees Safe

Whereas, Thomas G. MUnsOn and
wife. Jennie 4. Monson; John \. Wis
dom and wife, Frances VI. Wisdom, by
their certain trust deed of date July
II, 1919, and Ol record In The Re
cnrd"r's office or Holt County. Mis-
snuri, In Book l3G. AZ Page 25g. con.
N'yod To the Undersigned the follow.
INK described real estate situate, living
and being In the County of Holt and
state Ol Missouri. towit: An of Lots
ihuo go and four (I) OF Section
twenty ("0), Township fiiiy nine t5y)
oi Rang" thirty oighi (3Sl: also com.
nthcing al corner on original bank of
Missouri River On the half section line
running North ana South through frac.
iinnHl section twenty (2O). Township
my nine (50l al Range thirty eight
l3S), which Is :. ~ chains South of
lho quarter section corner on the
Nnrh side Ot said section twenty
i2W thence West lhNi feet: thence
south j "a West along the agreed
line between Dawson and F,nyor on
lhe West and George " Cotton up IN,
Fast, "o2J.B2 feet, thence down Liph
BANK 0i the Missouri River South S5'
East aS22 feet: thence South T5a
~ East lss feet: thence South 500 IL
Fast 66OS feet thence South SO East
DoJ''. iocl ~ Il stake, thence North
" 2ls' East Sg1.5 feet Ia IA corner on
original bank N Missouri River on
section line between sections twenty
,.V) ana twenty one (2D, iowushin
my nine th9) Oi Range thirty eight
i3s), said corner being 21dsS fect
So'l,h of tho northeast corner of sec.
non twenty 'aA. township nity.nine
loHl oi rang" thirty'cight (3Sl; thence
ioiloWlhg he nleHnder of the original
survey OF lhc LETT bank Of the Missouri
hlNef 10 The commencing corner. con.
tanning Two hundred and fifteen acres
more or less, also all aCcretions to
sald d"scrlbod lands extending TO the
MISSOURI River, being eighty.five 1851
acres 0i surveyed accreiions az well
hS o'h'f accretions, In trust. 10 secure
me payment Of eight prOmissory notes
iuilS uescribod In said trust deed, that
i transfer. sale or alienation of the
property above described has been
ilnde' by reason whereof. the legal
noidei OF note numbered eight, secured
ID! said trust deed, has declared said
more number eight due and PAYABLE
under ana by the terms of said trust
ueeu' ana has requested the under,
signed trustee 10 execute the powers
In him vested by the terms OF said
lrusi deed and to sell the property
above described under the terms. and
lor The purposes expressed in said
trust deed
Now, therefore, In consideration of
me premises and at the request of
me legal holder OF said note number
eight, ! VIII on Tuesday, the LIST day
OF March. A. d.. 1921, at the court
house door In the City OF Oregon,
Holt County, Missouri. sell the above
described real estate. for cash, TO the
reclted. ~
X. Il. RICHARDS,
Trustee.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-02-18
"THE
MIRACLE MAN"
Obituary.

Roger Wilson, little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Craig, Of Napier, was
born May lG, 1919; died February IL,
1921. aged year, 3 months and %
days. Little Roger had been quite sick
with pneumonia for two or three
weeks. but seemed to have improved
great deal. On Friday evening. Feb.
llth, his parents took him to Fortes-
cue, 10 be near the attending physician.
DIR. Cox. On Saturday morning, rather
Unexpectedly, little Rogers spirit went
home to heaven.
He leaves to mourn his departure
father, mother, one brother. Aus
and great grandmother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wake. of Napier: u great grandfather
and grrat-RHndmothcr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nbrencc, of Kansas, and MANY other
near relatives and friends. In His
moral vintage God cutvates many
ilowers, seemingly for their exquisite
beauty and fragrance. For when
bathed IN soft sunshine they have
burst into blossom, then the Divine
hand gathers them from the earthly
fields to be kept IN crystal vases in
the dcathless mansions above. Thus
little children die some in the sweet
bud. some IN the fuller bloom, but
never too early to make heaven faircr
and ,wccter with their immortal
bloom.
B III" hear, broken parents have the
sympathy Of The entire community in
their sad hour Of bereavement
Funeral service was held at the
home in Napier, Sunday afternoon.
conducted by Albert Martin. uf Forest
CITY. after which the remains were
lnid away 10 the Baldwin cemetery.
A. Nj
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-02-18
Obituary-Georqe Cromer.

George Franklin Cromer was born
January 3. 1850; died February Z,
1921, at the age Of II years, l month
and days, high blood pressure being
the cause Of his death. lie was one
Of large family, of which two sur
vivc--Mrs. Belle Kay, Of Mound City,
and Fred Cromer, Of Chicago, III.
He was united in marriage 10 Miss
Jennie McGregor, October 2. 1873.
Eight children were born TO thi, union,
two of them having preceded their
father TO the brtter worid-Laura. who
died m i."p, ard Charley, who died
in 1919. lic Is survived By his wife
and six cl,ildicn--Frank. Of Montana:
joseph Of Falls CITY, N,b.: Edward
and Herbert, Of Forest City: Mrs.
Helen Do7icr. Of Falls City, Neb.;
Mrs. Maudc Evans. Of Forest City.
Tie also leaves lS grandchildren and
numerous relatives and friends.
After Mr.. Crpmer was married, they
lived in Iowa four years. after which
they came to Holt county, where they
have since made their home. A num-
Der of years ago, while living in Iowa,
he became member of the United
Brethren church. and h. died in this
faith.
Funeral was held at the Benton
church, Wednesday. Feb. .. conducted
by Albert Martin, Of Forest City after
which the remains were laid away in
the Hentoh cemtery. NJ.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-02-18

Whereas, Mitchell VI Wilton,
single, and Emil e. Blcish. single. hv
a. IN decd ~ trust dat II the 1T dag Of
Jamay, 1919. and uf rccpd in tie
office oi the Recorder nr Dec g. " Holt
County. Missouri, in liook ~ at mage
ia, conveyed 10 tho uBdUr signcd IN
uust Ia secure the payment Of the
notes in said decd of trust described.
and or the interest thereon, a tract Of
land situated in Holt County. Missouri.
and described in said decd as follows:
All the North half Of fractional sec
tlon twonty,threc (23l. IN Township
s'Nty.thrrc t63), of Range forty.one
tlD, grantois rrscrVing to thcmsclves
the ucCr,tiuns.
And wfrr9s, drfallt has been made
in the raym.nt OF III" note Tor 81 10000.
due January 1T. t02l. described IN sad
decd. according tu the true tenor, date
and effect Of said note: and whereas,
the owng Suid note has requested
m" tu execute the power vested in me
hv said decd uf trust 10 sell said real
estate and ou' nf the proceeds of said
sale pay the ind"l t,,lncgs ~ secured
thereby:
Nov therefore, IN compliance with
snid request. and under the power vcst-
c,, IN me 10y said d,"d NJ trust, will, on
saturday, the 26,h day Of February,
1871, between the hours of nine o'clock
in the forenoon and five o'clock in the
afternoon of said day. at the court
house dooi in the city Of Oregon. Holt
County, Missouri, sell said real estate
at public vcrdue 10 the highest bidder
f"r cash In hand.
LEWIS +. RANDOLPH.
Trustee
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-02-18
70 Salc--4O head uf Fall Shoats.
J. VI. LARK,

J. VI. LARK,
Oregon, Mo.
Mrs. o. X. H. Pace. cousin of
Mrs. Frank Pctrcc, has been visiting
at the Pctree home for several DAYS.
In their girlhood days, Mrs. pctrcc and
Mrs. Pace lived near each other in
Southern Missouri, but they have seen
but little of each other since and both
thoroughly enjoyed their visit.
Money for Farm Loans.
THE SlSSON LOAN & TITLE Co,
Maryvllc. Mo.
Call, write VI phone us for terms. Il
Joe Murray and wife, Of Dighton,
Kansas, are here on visit for a few
days with relatives and friends. They
are returning from visit with their
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. /. l.. Drcibcl.
bis, at Creston. Iowa.
Men and Young Men are advised
by Block Brothers, 81. Joseph, to buy
an Overcoat at their present sale
prices, as an investment 60 carry over
for next fall and winter. The prices
are Sl7.15, S2s.5O. $3.50 and Sl6.5O.
Little Albert Fike. of Napier.
spent few days this week with his
aunt, Mrs. Seth. Carson.
Gov. hyde has named Jas. r..
CumminS ~ census enumeration fni
Oregon. |, is the first appointment
for Holt county, and IL u n good one,
too.
Look IN your repair order and
brine Il With you the 10th.
TEARE a. RUlEI.
Curt Whitncr, John Lacey, Jesse
Cordrcy lnd {. ". Brooks are proc.
pccting in Colorado.
Mrs. Daniel Caacy. 81 Johnson.
Ncb.. IL visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. a. T.. Hildcbrand. Of Kansas City,
and who has hccn very sick, Is now
improving, We az" glad Ia announce.
Mrs. Casey has many relatives and
friends in Holt county. and especially
around Napier and fortcscuc. who viii
bo glad to learn or her Improvement.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-02-18
BASCOMB.


Block Brothers, st. Josepb. renort
thlt their business in their Boys'
store Is showing greater activity than
many months past. They say that
parents are realizing the superior
values and quality of their boys
clothes offered at lower prices than
elsewhere. No fabrics shown that
show any percentag, of cotton or wool
shoddy. Boys Suits and Overcoats,
formerly $1,000, now .$6.75; BOYS
Suits and Overcoats, formerly Sl2.bO.
now $3.50; Boys Suits and Overcoats,
formerly $1,000, now S0.75; Bows
Suits and Overcoats, formerly $4,000.
now Sl2.05; Boys Suits and OvercoatS,
formerly $500. now $l5.95; Juvenile
suits and Overc0ats, formerly $3.50
and S7.95, now $4.95; Juvenile Suits
and Overcoats, formerly $1,000, now
$3.50: Juvenile Suits and Overcoats
formerly $3.50, now $3.50. Many of
the Suits are ideal for spring service,
and the overc0ats at these prices offer
good investment to be carried over
for next winters wear.--Adv
We are sorry to learn that James
Cotter, Of Upper Holt, was in such "a
condition that he was taken to st.
Joseph hospital last week, where he
was operated upon. Late repolt Is
reach us that he is doing as well as
could be expected. MIA
We regret to learn that Mrs. Fred
Lawrence, wife of our presiding judge
of the county court, was taken 10 4
St. Joseph hospital last week Tor treat
ment. We hope Il is only te3ApotSfy
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-02-18

NNh~s tNlbNtN Nfnl 10 ~ JoSenNs
Thursday, 10 be With his wife at the
Noycs hospital. lie reports her gct-
ting along fine, and will be able to
return home in about week or ten
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". VI. Huffman and
AIRS. Allen Motley spent Friday night
with Mrs. Bert stuart and children.
r.. 7. roynter made u business
trip to st. Joseph, Friday.
Nj Gnd Mrs. jesse Brown left
triady for a visit with relatives in
Mountain Grove. Mo.
Mrs. ot-o. Hopper wa in Cam.
eron several days last week. visiting
Yer Two daughters, Who are in school
there.
Mr.. Settle Williams visited sew.
era ldays last week with her daughter.
Mrs. Geo. Coins. of Rulu. Neb.
MIR. and MR.. Lawrence pilk,ngtpn
and Oicn Butrick spcnt Sunday with
MI and Mr.. Tim huffman.
--Atlir Littlcjohn was st. joseph
business Passenger, Saturday.
-- Dorotha Conner and Lester I'd.
wards spent Saturday night and Sun.
day with Jennie and Marie I.undy.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'll Boyd spent Sun.
day afternoon with MI. and Mis. VI.
l.. Batson.
Mr. and MIS-. Ira Twyman and
children spent Sunday WITH Nlr. aud
Mr.. VIII TNyman.
Mr. and Mr.. Ruy Hnrlo and
children spent SUNDAY with her moth.
cr MIS-. VIII Alkirc. at the Ira Alkirc
home.
kth'l Suar spent Sunday with
the Ramsey Pirls.
Bill Moon ami Elsie Graham spent
Friday evening with raul and Marie
shepherd
Mr. and Mrs. l.. =. Glundy. from
RulO. spent sunday with their son.
Chas Grundy and wife
--Ihas. Jackson. president of the
Arkansas Valley Lumber Co., has bt en-
here scv'ial days, looking over bust.
ness iutcrcsis.
Mr.. and MI. rcck Min,On took
six O'Clock dinner with Mr. aud Mts.
r. I. P"yntur, one evening the past
week.
Air.. Stella C,aig .pcnt Friday
night ut the I. VI. Mintun home.
MIR. AMI Mrs. Clifford White spent
Sunday with MI aud Mr.. J. \. bukc
and family.
/ Mr.. and MIR. Adgrl Carter and
children, from Lincoln, Ncb., are visit
ing their Grandmother Coins and
other relatives.
There were lOT in attendance at
, rarkio Chapel Sunday school. and
I.T2 collection.
Mis-. Agcl Garter and daughter.
Fern, peat Friday with Mrs. J. 4.
, Duke aud family,
MIR. and Mr.. Edgar Smith and
children lcit Monday morning for their
home in thadron, Ncb.. after few
weeks visit with relatives here.
Raymond Henderson visited ,cv.
cral dnys last week with his grand.
mother. Mrs. Ed Rcigrr and family,
Of Preston, Neb,
Sherman Courier. Chas. Huffman,
Glen Howertun, Bertha, Pearl, Cora
and Hazel Ramsey and Ethel Stuart
spcnt Sunday afternoon with Rachael
Stone.
Frank Huston, from Holyokr,
Colo. Is here visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Huston.
Tho Junior Missionary society
met Sunday afternoon with Iuda Stu
art for their regular business meeting,
Only about nine members were pres
cnt. They decided 10 give "a program
ut the church, February %. Every
body come and encourage the children
in their work. Don't forget the date.
; OBSERVER,
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-02-18

Mrs. r. s. Logan is decidedly
happy just now, made especially so by
the coming Of her parents, Joseph
Cook and wife, of Bellefourche, South
Dakota. r. s. says he Is perfectly
willing to go way back and sit down
while they are here. Joe will also
enjoy visit with his brother, Henry,
while here.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-02-18
New Point.

Wednesday, Feb. 10, being Mr..
Lnra Terry's birthday. her emldrcn
planned a very pleasant surprise for
her on Sunday, the 18th, Il being more
.on'rnl'n', at The home of her daugi-
ter, Mr.. Fred Davis. Those p,c scnt
Were; Mr., and Mrs. Ralrh Mcye, .rj
family, Mr., aud Mrs. T.. T.. Curscn nnJ
family, Mr. and Mrs. viii Terry md
family, MIR. and Mrs. Fred Davi, and
daughter and Mrs. Terry. They ali
came with well-fillcd basket.
MIR. and Mrs. Carroll Sells. from
Fillmore; Misses Myrtle Bender and
Anne Edwards spent Sunday with
Misses Edith and Mabel Lent.
Miss Mildred Ellis visited Miss
Mae Skunk, Sunday.
dewey Lent, who is SUDDEN al
the Ch'llieothe Business College, came
nome last Tuesday evening, on account
Of illness.
lASrDMn
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-02-18
FOR SALE.

20 acres, three miles OF Forest City.
all in cultivation, except l3 acres.
which is in blue grass pasture; 4.room
house, 6-horse barn and other
improvements. Plenty Of good water
81 acres is the best creek bottom land
in the state Of Missouri-no overflow.
Will sell cheap on good terms.
j. W. FITZMAURlCE,
Forest City. Mo.