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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-19
BLOODY AUTO IS
FOUND; CORDEL.E;
. MAN IS MISSING
C. M. Rogers, Fertilizer Sales
man, Believed Victim Of Foul
Play AT Pensacola

CORDELE, Dec. 19-Citizens Of
Cordele are shocked at the intimation
in reports from Pensacola that G. NJ.
Rogers, sales representative here for
the Read Phosphate Company, has
met foul play while on business trip
to that point. He left here early
last week in car belonging to the
local Buick service station. Satur-
day messages to the local company
from Pensacola Buick agency soon
established the fact that the car had
been found on a side roadway outside
Pensacola, bespattered with blood
and surroundings Indicating that
there had been a battle of an unusual
kind and Mr.. Rogers could not be
located. A message Sunday after
room also revealed that he was still
missing.
Manager S. Bundrick, j. S. Lilly,
father of Mrs. Rogers, and other
friends have gone to Pensacola to
determine, if possible, what has hap
pancd to the Cordele man, A brother
of Mr.. Rogers lives in Pensacola and
his mother resides at Panama City,
Fla. He had gone both on business
and to visit these.
Reports say the car was found
only short distance from bluff
overlooking a swift-running river,
and that if his body was cast into this
water it will hardly be found.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-19
METRO TO STAGE GREAT
FILM AT BROWNSVILLE

=, lHoMASVILLE, Dec. 10. - The
"etro rim corporation has arranged
TO 10 stage part Of its next picture in
lhomasYllle and surrounding terri
Ccry' The play will deal with CON
oI1ioha before the Civil War and the
company Is planning to erect build
,"sa ana make scenery fitting the
,,'''e' ~ The out of way places along
oi,e river swamp will be used for some
OF the scenes and others will be
staged in Thomasville after eIabor-
%'' d preparations have been made.
DcfI Lytell and Elaine Hammersteain
are the stars in the picture. The
company expects to leave Hollywood.
Les Angeles, in a special car next
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-19
LEGION AUXILIARY BOX
OFF TO CHEER DIsARlErs

q box closely packed with good
things to eat was started this nlorfs4
ing by the local American Legion
Auxiliary for Augusta, consigned is
the hospital there for disabled sold
iers.
We feel very proud Of the box.
said Mrs Lawson Stapleton, eespscS
lally as the auxiliary is new end nof
too firmly established yet, and as this
Is really our first undertaking of the
sort It will do great deal To add
to the comfort and enjoyment of
those soldier boys on Christmas day.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-19
METHODISTS TO AID
HOSPITAL NEXT SUNDAY

Sunday, December 25th, Christmas
Day, has been designated by both the
North and the South Georgia Confer
cnce of the Methodist church south
as the day for making the annual
Christmas offering for the charity
work at Wesley Memorial Hospital,
which is the property of the two con-
ferences. 1t is expected that on tflat
day the Offering will be taken in the
churches and Sunday schools Of all
Georgia Methodism, The funds thus
raised will be used to care for the
needy sick at the hospital.
The report of the board Of trus-
tees for the year ending Oct. 81,
shows that during the year I3I pa.
tlsnts were treated entirely free, and
large number at only a. part of the
cost. These patients came from ey-
cry section of Georgia. The 1920
offering was not sufficient to pay the
cost incurred in taking care of these
patients. Because Of depressing
financial conditions, it rs expected a.
larger number than usual will apply
to the hospital for free treatment
during the next year.
7 The new buildings Of the, Wesley
Memorial Hospital, located at Emory
University, are among the finest N
the South. These are rapidly nearing
completion and win be occupied dur
ing 1922. This will increase the IA
cilities of the hospital to care for
more charity patients and will make
necessary the providing Of more
funds than in the past.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-19
HERO'S MOTHER is
INSPIRED TO VERSE
BY A 'DOUGHBOY'

A DoughbOy statue, made IN Am
CIRCUS, has inspired Gold Star moth
er in far away Colorado to write a
touching poem on it, which she has
lust sent to Z. NJ. Viquesncy, the de
signcr, here. The verse, which fol
lows, is by Susan Hubbard Martin, Of
Golden, Colo:
HE LIVES.
| have a few art treasures
In this little house of mine
But something's lately come to 1T
That seems almost divine.
It's the statue of 4 Doughboy
And as ! at it look
Pm far, oh very far away
From my own ingle nook.
Pm visioning the trenches and Fland-
ers Fields afar
I see through hot and burning tears
A little bright gold star
And it doesn't seem to matter
About the lesser things
When | think Of what they did for
US,
These heroes who were Kings.
Oh, Spirit Of the Doughboy'
You hope and solace bring
Taking away the anguish
That's made by deaths deep sting.
And tho in Flanders Fields there
sleeps
The only son | had
In spite of bitterness and pain.
can not but be glad.
Glad for his life, his patriot soul
That saw where duty lay
That held tie torch Of courage high
steep and rough the way.
These are the things the statue
speaks
Shall net lift my head
And greet the spirit shining thru
He fives-He is not dead.
Susan Hubbard Martin.
Golden, Colo.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-19
SUMMER FLOWERS IN
PLENTY AT TOWNSVILLE

lHOMASVILLE, Dec. 10. - This
mas been a very unusual fall in many
ears Ihomasville has a great pro-
IuS'2n of roses as usual at this sea-
son but in addition there are a num-
Oef OF flowers in full bloom tdat are
generally gone long ere this. Mas
'uftlums, zinnias, marigolds and 9th
er flowers like that are putting out
n'ooms and the nareissi are already
III tuli bloom. If there is no hard
freeze this week there will be more
green for Christmas ard more flow
ers than ever before.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-19
ANNOUNCEMENT
REAL SENSATION
FOR DELEGATES
Taken AS Longest Step Toward
Disarmament-Briand Tells
Harvey ~

LONDON, Dec. 10 (By Associated
Press) France will accept the origi-
nal naval ratio laid down by Secre-
tary Hughes at the Washington con-
ference, PreaIier Briand informed
George Harvey, the American ambas-
sador, at their meeting last night,
and he authorized the ambassador to
notify the American government to
that effect.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-19
RESERVE BANK
CUTS INTEREST
RATE TO 5 PCT.
Atlanta District Charge On All
Glasses Of Paper Lowest
Since 1919

ATLANTA, Dec. 19.--Reductio
of the interest rate on all classes of
paper from 1-2 to per cent was
announced today by NJ. B. Wellborp,
governor of the Sixth District Fed
eral Reserve Bank, The rate is the
lowest since 1919.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-19
33-FT. YAM VINE GROWS
IN OLD TOBACCO BED

TIFTUN, Dec. l9.-C. ]. Eason,
of Lenox, Cook county, reports a
sweet potato vine 33 feet and 2
inches long. Mr.. Eason says that he
planted potatoes in his tobacco bed
and thinks this accounts for the
lengthy vine.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-19

please warn the people gently not
to fail to have their ashpits cleaned
out" Fire Chief Macarthur asked to-
day. This is the holiday season, ?
he said, "and people win be going
away from home good deal and
leaving hot fires in the house with
consequent danger. If they'll clean
ashpits it viii reduce danger very
greatly"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-19
2 WOMEN OFFICERS OF
Triton BOARD OF TRADE

TIFTON, Dec. 19.-At the get-to-
gcthes meeting of the Triton Board
of Trade officers were elected for
another year, women were admitted
to membership, two women were
elected to the board of governors,
assessments for the New Year were
reduced 10 per cent and plans were
made for big countrywide rally Fri
day night, December 80. This was
the annual meeting of the Board of
Trade and an oyster roast was serv-
ed the members and guests.
This officers for the New Year are
B. Y. Wallace, president; NJ. E.
Hendry, fist vice-president; F. H.
Cory, second vice-president; j. U.
Mitchell, third vice-president; R. M.
Lankford, treasurer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-19
AMERlCUs SPOT COTTON.
Good middling cotton II 3-4 centi
LIPERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 19-Market
opened 20-30 up. Quotations, fully
11.34. Sales 10000 bales.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-19
WEATHER FORECAST:

FOR GEORGIA-Generally cloudy
tonight and Tuesday; probably be-
coming unsettled. Little change in
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-19
EMPTY STOCKING
FUND NOW $lN

Today's additions to the Empty
Stocking fund follows:
Previously acknowledged .S12447
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-11-10
NO CHARGE TO BE MADE

Because of circumstances created by
the fire which rendered The Silver
State printing plant useless. it has been
impossible tc print news Of value. and
such condition will continue to exist un-
til the new plant is ready. For that
reason no charge will be made to sub
scribers for papers since the fire. and
all psid-in advance accounts will be
credited for full time lost
THE SILVER STATE.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-11-10

Still doing business in the same old
location and prepared now to do all
kinds Of job work.
THE SILVER STATE
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-11-10

Coming days are going to be extreme
ly busy ones around The Silver State
Office. cleaning up and throwing away
preparatory to the arrival of new ma
ehinery. For that reason no effort will
he made to put news in the paper We
would not be issuing nt all during these
days except tha, Publishing is eompul-
sorry TO retain mailing privileges and
maintain legal status hat will permit un-
interrupted publication Of legal notices.
SO for ths next few issues don't expect
anything. and in return We'll promise to
make up for present lack when the new
paper is issued Keep your eye on The
Silver State.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-11-10
WEATHER REPORT

For the twenty -four hours ended at
8 am. today: Highest temperature
yesterday, So; lowest this morning, l6;
mean temperature yesterday. 40; nor
NAL temperature yesterday. 40; pre-
vailing wind direction. northeast.
Weather forecast for the twenty-four
hours ending s pm. tomorrow: Fair
tonigh3 and Friday.
A four-line wantad-50 cents for
three times-will accomplish results.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-09-23

Charlie, n. Messenger. who was
Maitland's first hardware merchant,
died suddenly from heart disease in
the Britain Dry Good, Company
building. iu 81. Jo.eph, Monday Of thi,
week. Sept 70, 1921, aged 81 years,
He was native of Clinton county,
Mo. and was born In 1859. He began
hi, business career with the j, ",
Robson Hardware Company, 81 -,
Joseph, and later was with the Shuhg
a Hosea Hardware Company. lie ~.
TENDED tho town lot sale Of Maitland,
and purchased a choice corner lot, on
which he erected store building and
~, .a a stock Of hardware lie later
retire. from this business and went
on the road for the Rose-frazer Iron
Co. OF ST. Joseph. and owing to failing
health he quit the road ami went into
the employ 81 the Britain Dry Good,
Company, He Is survived by his wife,
Funcral arrangements had not been
made a, the writing Of this notice.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-09-23
\ QUIET HOME WEDDING.
GEE.FEuERBACHER

At the beautiful country home ~ the
bride. parents, three and one.hali
miles east of Oregon. at siN o'clock p.
M. On September IL. 1921. MIR. VIII
liam /. Tee. Of 81. lu. cph, Mo, amt
Mis-. Myrtle VI. Fcucrhachor were
united In marriage, iu the presence ~
the brides Immediate family. Miss
Gee. sister % the groom. Of savannah
Mis- Lucy Buniz, cousin Of the bride,
and Mn. r. H. Robert. wife ~ the q.
H,iatinr minister Rev. 7. u. Roberts
the brides pastor .
Tho bride Is the elder daughter Of
Mr.. and SIR. JOHN FeGerbacher 81 the
Moodvillc reishborhocd, and l. well
known for her many BEAUTIFUL traits Of
character. which made rcr the es'eem-
cd OF an Who we're acquainted with her.
4 dutiful daughter. active In sunday
school and church work and every good
cause in the community. All these
things pcrsage loving wife and a
most cNcell;rt homc-keepcr The mar
rage ~ Mfs Myrtle makes the 18Th
o. the second penora,iot that the Rev.
Roberts has united In marriage here IN
Holt county.
Tic groom q. the son Of Mr.. and
Mr.. RIOS, Gee. 81 savannah, Mo. lie
Was bora In Andicw county and edu-
Gated in her schools, graduating from
the Savannah high school in 1917. Al
ter graduating he taught In the public
schools Tor one year and spent siN
months In the World wat In the camps
lin the home land, lie was FOR some
time with the re,viohn undertaking
establishment here In Oregon and was
much liked FOR his courteous attentive.
ness to hi, work. About a year ago
he accepted position with the the old
and well established undertaking firm
Of Heaion a BeGolc, Of ST, Joseph, and
in that position has made himself a
valuable asset To hi, employers.
The many warm friends Of Myrtle
will have their regrets for her leav-
ING the community in which she was
born and reared 10 womanhood, great
Is softened when they learn that Il Is
the purpose Of the young couple TO le-
turn TO Woodville community about the
first Of the year TO make their future
home there.
At the conclusion Of the wedding
ceremony and when hearty congratula-
tons had been offered to the happy
couple, the company sat down 10 a
mos, sumptous six o'clock wedding din
ner, OF which all partook with evident
relish.
Immediately after dinner the bride
and groom left for 81, Joseph, where
the groom had in readiness for their
a.. ~ kNshAN.a
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-09-23
Roresi CITY School Notes.


A basketball tournament will be held
at Mound City the latter part Of No
veAfcr between the three schools win
ming the most games. A silver cup will
be given rs first prize and a new has
kethail will he given as second prize.
A basketball schedule has been ar
ranged and the following are the
games scheduled for Forest City:
Oregon. September so, at Forest
City.
Consolidated District No. l, October
z, Mt Consolidated District No. l.
Mound City, October ~, at Forest
Oty.
New Point, October 81, at New
Point
Fortescue, October Is, at Forest
City.
Maitland, November 4, at Maitland.
The enrolment Of the high school
and grades this year is greater that it
has ever been be6bNL The high school
enrolment of 6Nta1A the grades have
IN enrolment Of l67. This is not due
= much 10 the fact that the grades are
Gs&aisG larger, but we have q great
Wany new students from the rural
Aisexie<a. The high achool Is 50 large
ct 49, Nd leUsesa tAsSsvia
"a ana eighth ssads rcca while the
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-09-23
POSITIVELY NO EMBEDDING.
E-2L CASE, Owner
Col p. NJ Babb AuctiOneer Farmers Bank, Clerk

two grades are occupying the City
Hall.
We wish 10 thank the members OF
the official hoard Of the Methodist
church for their kind offer in extend.
ing to the school the use Of the church
in which 10 place the seventh and
eighth grades. q
Miss Ross, principal Of the high
school, on account Of illness, was I'M
able 10 take her position al the be-
ginning of school. She is with US now
however, and our work Is progressing
nicely. Miss Ross is from Arkansas,
and has received her education at the
Arkansas State Normal, Hendrix Col
lege, Arkansas, Tulane University at
New Orleans and Peabody University,
at Nashville Tennessee.
Miss Esther Kelly, instructor Of En-
glish is from Oregon, Missouri. She
has graduated from Howard Payne
College at Fayette, No., and Lincoln
Business College, at lincoln, Neh.
Mss Carol, the instructor Of the
nth and sixth grades, is from Oregon.
No. She is q graduate of the Oregon
high school and has taken one sum
mer's work ut Cape Giradean State
Teachers College.
11lss Agnss Bsher, prinsy inxezpe-
tor, is q graduate Of tie Forest CITY
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-09-23
Notice Of Sheriff. Sale in Partition.

Notice Oi Sheriff : sale IN Iar'ition.
George Watson, Porter Lyons. Pearl
Myers. Amos Lyon, William 7. Wat
son, Jonas Watson, Plaintiffs.
".
Jennie VI. Watson. Ruth 5. Watson.
lca =. Watson. Edith BrOdbeck.
Lawrence kaucher, Mary kaucher,
Eva Brunucr Lille Clark, Auto
SAFE, Company, FL Kramer and u.
u. Lyons. Defendants.
In the Circuit Court Of Holt County.
Nj souri,. To the October Term, 1927.
BY virtue and authority Of a decree
~ partition and order Of sale made IN
the above entitled cause by the Cir
cult Court Of Holt County, Missouri.
ON the 18th day Of May, 1921. and on
the second day Of the regular May
Term. 1921. Of said cour', certified
copy OF which decree and order OF sale
was made out by the Clerk Of said
court and a certified copy thereof to
the undersigned delivered on the 9th
day Of June, 1921, ! will on Wednes-
day, the 26th day Of October, 1921
during the setting Of said court for
the October Term, 1921, between the
hour OF nine o'clock IN the forenoon
and five o'clock in the afternoon Of
that day, at the front door Of the court
house in the city OF Oregon, in Hol;
County, Missouri. sell at public vendue.
10 the highest bidder, the following
described real estate, viz: The South
east Quarter Of Section thirty-five
1851. except the south twenty (20b
acres and except a tract beginning az
a stone twenty (a0) rods North Of the
southwest corner Of the southeast
quarter Of section thirty-five 1851.
thence Fast along the North line Of
twenty COO acre tract sold off Of the
south side Of said quarter section by
Samuel Watson 10 Lilburn Green, 10
center Of the road leading southwark
from the southeast corner Of the city
Of Oregon; thence northwesterly along
the center Of said road until Il inter
sccts the west line Of said quarter sec
ton; thence south 10 beginning, and
containing one hundred and thirty
tlSO) acres more or less, and that part
Of the West forty (4ol acres Of the
Southwest Quarter Of Section thirty
six 1861, lying North Of the creek. also
a tract commencing in the middle OF
Mill Creek at intersection Of creek and
the section line between sections thir-
ty-hve 1851 and thirty-six 1861; thence
up the creek far enough 20 include
Samuel Watson cording machine.
thence South far enough 10 include
one acre by running west 10 the sec
ton line and North TO the commencing.
containing eighteen (ls) acres more
or less, all lying and being in town
ship sixty t60) North, Of Range thirty
eiRh, 1881 West Of the 5th p. NJ. and
containing in all one hundred and
forty eight tlss) acres more or less,
and lots one ~, two (2), three (Sl
and four t1D, Block seventeen az.
Lot seven 1, Block fifty-seven ,57,
and the West Half Of Block sixty-four
to4) In the town OF Oregon, being the
same lands described in the petition
herein filed and all lying and being
IN Holt County, Missouri.
Terms OF Sale: Cash in hand.
ALBERT W. SEEMAN,
Sheriff Of Hol, County, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-09-23
4 Seriou, Accident,

Mr.. J. :. HenniHger me, with a
severe accident, Friday night Of last
week, Sept. l6. She had gone ost Of
the house 10 get some water, and
caugh, her foot on "a board, which
threw her down. the result being that
her right arm was broken, just below
the right shoulder, and she was
bruised about the head, face and body.
DR.. ". $. Wood was called. and rem
dered the necessary surgical aid, AMI
she is now resting as well a. could he
expected under the circumstances.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-09-23
Miss Bette Beeler is teaching in
the high school al Graham. Mo.
Pencils, . for &c, soft lead.

RtAsAt ~
the high school al Graham. Mo.
Pencils, . for &c, soft lead.
HENSlNGER DRUG CO.,
The Rexall Store.
Forest City and Oregon will play
ball at Hinde's Ball Park. September
25. Everybody else is going, why not
you.
Born "a Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cell.
Of this city, at the home OF Mrs. Cells
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. M. Tibbels,
IN Mound City, Wednesday morning,
Sept. 81. a fine baby boy. BY this
event Mr.. and Mrs. Tibbels and Mrs.
Minnie Gel become grandparents for
the first time, and AL concerned are
doing nicely, even A. n.
--Hiawatha, Kansas, will have a big
Frontier Round-Up celebration, Sept.
2s-26 Plenty Of horses, stsers and
riders II 10 ssid the event win be Is
rod q the esse bead IN St. Jossph No
Danf1v. 2heuld yea - Uvar, croos ~
Fivsr On IL Wkies C3oed ferry.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-09-23
Athletic Committee Meeting.

A committee on athletics was APP
pointed by the county superintendent
Of schools q few days ago. The COM
mittee Is composed Of the following
members: Supt. Sparkling, Of Mound
City; Supt. Ramsey. of Forest City;
Supt. Fariis, Of Maitland; Supt. Skel-
ton. Of New Point, and County Supt.
Lilcy. The committee met ut Mound
City on Sept. IL, and organized the
high schools In an outdoor basket ball
league for the fall season. A very
elaborate schedule was devised for the
sole purpose Of carrying out the orga-
nization in perfccted manner rs in
tended by the committee.
The league comprises the following
schools. Mound City, Oregon. Matt
land, Forest City, Craig, Bigelow, New
Point, Corning, Fortescue, Consolidat-
Ell District No. l..
Below is the schedule as made by
the committee:
Sept. 20.
Oregon at Forest City.
Maitland az Mound City.
Cons. District No. ut New Point.
Craig at Corning.
Fortescue az Bigclow.
October :;
Mound CITY M Oregon.
Fores, civ AT Cons. Dist. No. 1.
Nov Point al Maitland.
Bigelow az Craig.
Corning al Forts,cue.
October ID;
Mound CITY AZ Forest City.
New Point a, Oregon.
Maitland nj Rigclow.
Corning nj Craig.
Con Dist, No. / nj Fortescue.
October 2i:
Oregon M Mound CITY.
Foreg, City al New Point.
craig at Maitland.
p;rci,,,. "A, Cow Ms Y,
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-09-23
Pencils, . for &c, soft lead.
HENNINGER DRUG Co,

The keNail store.
Thomas Pleasant and wife have
returned from ST. Joseph, and are oc-
cupying their residence property.
Some people in this section have
been misinform6-th ferry at White
Cloud is still in operation, and under
the management of J. W. Gormley.
When crossing the river, patronize this
ferry.
Mrs. Harry Moore and children, of
Craig, were VISITING here, last week.
the guests OF Gerald King and wife.
For Sale--A Duroc Jersey Path
finter Boar, pedigreed.
j. II. LARK,
Oregon, Mo.
Born, 70 John SnApp and wife,
Friday, Sept. Is, a son, DIR. J. +.
Chandler in attendance.
Guy L. Cummins has returned
home from the Presbytery, in session
". Bsehany. No, last week, and while
sWuy he mAde . short visit with his
lssthsr-in-law, Mont Reecksr and vile,
y Omaha, Nse-
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-09-23
-special-SehoOl Tablets, s for ioc,

-Special-School Tablets, s for l0c
Full count. .>
The ferry al White Cloud Is stu
in operation and giving first-class SER
vice and our people when crossing the
river should patronize H.
John Mavity has purchased the
CYRUS II. kunkel restaurant and con-
fectionery. and has taken possession
Mr.. kunkel has moved into the Thos'
Krcek property, and will continue to he
a citizen Of Oregon.
Mrs. leona Prather and son,
Lewis. of Cushing, Okla, who have
heen here for month, the guests OF
her narents, Lex Kunkel and wife, and
grandparents, ], h. kunkel and wife,
left 70 rtheir home in Oklahoma, this
week.
County Clerk n. r. kunkel, wife
and sister-in-law. Mrs. Harry Pollock,
au,oed tn St. Joseph, Tuesday Of this
week, returning the following day,
Mrs. Robert Profit has been very
sick, hu, Is now some better, we are
glad 10 announce. She is a, the home
OF her son-in-law, Chas. King and wife.
All her children We're called, Saturday,
and were with her over Sunday--Em-
cry, Alva and wife, Dewey and wife,
and Mrs. Pearl Wilson and husband,
all Of st. Joseph; Glenn, James and
Mrs. Hattie Hulse and husband, Of
Fillmore.
Miss Mary Moore, after a few
weeks visit with her mother. Mrs.
Emma Moorc, and other relatives, lot
Tuesday for BuffalS, New Yera, where
Ne has music studio. ts