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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-06-09

Nl'lLiZAllON an society are safe because intelligence is honest. Men that
are really honest because their pride, their determination to have their or an.
|poval, keeps them honest.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-06-09

character is honest Education develops chaaccr-m that fact lies the hope
md comfort of civilization.
Arthur Brisbane
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-06-09

Pasture rent for town COWS. w. M. Miers,
Grenada.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-06-09

All kinds vegetable plants, also
potato slips for sale at Whitaker's,
Grenada, Miss, 837 Third st. Phone
319. 3-31-tf.
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What Scripture show that death as
penaltv means devour;no7
CLASSIFIED ADS

l still take orders for flowers for
all occasions. Z. J. Weyneth. If.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-06-09

MINIS, layer cakes and fancy cakes
for parties. Will appreciate any
orders. Mrs. A. T. Inman.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-06-09

Collins and Caskets for less money
at w. M. Miers. If.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-06-09

Mrs. W. W. Cammack and three
children of Kosciusko are guests of
Mrs. Cammack's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Horn, and family in Gre
1ada. They came Sunday and ex-
oected to be here for two weeks or
onger. ----
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-03-01

drsAh, Cora, aged 9 and Julips q years,
On March 25,. 1917, he was; married to
Miss Carrie Robinson and they were
blessed With three, children, Opal, 4
years, Stanley 8 years, and Ro1lin 16
months. IlOT ,,-u -
q Mr. Hansen, was, a, member of the
Lutheran church and always willing to
help in any good cause. He leaves
to mourn, their loss, his, wife and five
small children; his mother and father.
two brothers and four sisters, three
sisters having gone on before Hans
Hanson and Mrs. Girl Hirschfeld of
Virequa; Andrew Hanson, Mrs. Sena
SpEingbolgi, Candg Mrs. Jennie Larson
all of Readst9wfi, and Mrs. Ongol Pc
terson, who recently returned from
Norway MIR. Hanson was operated
lon for appendicitis a year ago and had
not recovered sufficiently to be well.
He died February 18th, 1922 I Rev.
W. Pr Anderson of Soldiers Grove
Christian church officiated and burial
WAS at kickanoo .cemeterv M4lL
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was, member of the, famons "Iron
Brigade under, command Of Gen.
Bragg He was aaaniemberS of the
Masonic fraternity for nearly forty
SsaA daughter was .bornato Ar and
Mrs. Chas. Carmaek of BloonfECity on
Monday, February 20, 1922.
ga, Mrs. Omar Renn and Children spent
| sst week with her parents. fr. and
Mrs. Joe Hankinsr of Buchanan Ridge.
E, w, g. Gerlach and family 81 Lime
Ridge spent the fore part of the week
at this place visiting with relatives
and friends.
4 Eugar Deckei1 and familysDf near
Sabfi srent Saturday night abd Sun
day at'the home of Mr. and Ms. Chas.
Buck at this place, ai19t
It Is reported that .Everetts Berry
has sold his ASH Ridge store 30 Ross
Bender Of this place and that possess
ionawiH be given at once
"a number of iadifs were TeFg pleas
ahtly entertained at the home lof Mrs.
Henry Gift on Thursday Of last week
at covered dish luncheon.
a, Me- a9d MRS Alex Sandplire of
Spokahet WASHINGTON, who have been
spending the past two weeks ffere Wis
ting with relatives, left Tuesday for
theirJheTfats .VE8 i1ef 49ota
I Mr. and Mrs, Chef Campbell enter
tanned a number Of their friends on
Thursday evening at a progressive
party. Refreshments were served and
q pleasant evening enjoyed By all
"a. deal jwasjeiesed this week where
in Vim. Webb disposed fof his hard
| ware stock, fixtures and Buildings
south of Main street to,;Y. B Bender.
Inventory Of the hardware stock will
be made at once and possession given
as soon as the, same is completed.
II. Many. auction sales are being listed
these days and the farmers are again
receiving something like the Old time
prices for the stock and machinery
which they have TO sell From now on
We expect to see a steady Advance in
all farm products Hogs have been
selling at an advanced price and cattle
too are increasing in value right along.
The increase Is in some distances
small but within month or Two the
advance over the low prices Twill be
noticeable. II looks much better for
| the, farmers and they viii certainly
enjoy receiving 81 better price for
their products than they have be<n
receiving, They are entitled to it{5f
anybody it, No one works harder Or
puts IN longer hours and It VIII mean
increased prosperity for all when the
fsrfnar receives st least a part of the
price Of what his goods are worth
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3Friday-<-Pa's cazzen Clarence witch
was disappointed in love With a girl
Of the opposite sex come to- Bid us
geodby today, on act, he was going
to joinathe army. Pa asst him was he
going to try TO get Comishun and
Clarence replyed and Sc be gess he
viii prefer to go in on a strait Salry
for the present time being.
4 Saturday got out my roller skaits
To- day and WAS raeeing, with 'Blisters
when | met Jane and stops to Chat
ard itassk a mint. She sed Gee /
wisht, the. Good Man had of made me
a boy Real quick Iup and says
He did and lgam him., But she don't
,al presnlate hints CESS so | went on
sk8tsing. - N4
sunday they. was a Stranger at
cAircha today mot Counting Pa. Ma
and he was arguing about whom she
mite be. Ma sed she was pritty sure
she was a nlarryed. woman but pa sed
he felt sure she earnt her own; liveing.
We red in are lessen today about sum
people in Olden Times witch must of
ben very Exceedingly poor fer it sed
they rent there garmints.
rs Monday-I overheard the teecher
telling mother lady they wassa going
to have Nutrishun in the skool. l
hope TO Gosh ] don't ketch it if it
itches emmy Jane was just like the
wether in the climate today-fare and
colder. sauaB d8hG HOT IA
Tuesday ~ was reading IN The news
paper and cum TO the wird -Agenda
and asst pa what did it mean n he sed
he wasseht sure wether it7 was a re-
cent Kind Of d new flower sof1a addi-
ton to a new House gS7
Wednesds y---Got to skool late this
morning aud exclaimed TO theS teecher
that it was OBJ acct. Of ma was sick
an dshe, sed All rite but don't let it
ibappin agent CESS she nust be get
ting in love or sum thing,
voThursday--Pa got home late las
mite, and ma is still Hoarse to-day. We
are busy on the plans Of are neSv house
and we are eliminating this and that
and pa sed he CESS he wood shalf to
eliminate the whole down stairs to
save Figuring on il so much. n
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lOBTTUARY

Mrs. John. Berens, one, of Me pio-
neer mothers of Cashton, passed away
last Friday, at Loyal, Wisconsin, at
| the, home of her daughter, Mrs. A. j.
Braun, at the age Of II years and
months.at aHaa@ 6 10 mas3
The deceased, whose maiden name
was Mary Vogel, wos born. at Farm.
! ington, jefferson county, in 1851. At
thel age of twenty she was united in
MARTA ye To- John, Berens at Jefferson,
About IS airs ago they moved 10
Cashtor. Mr.. Bsrers died here sone
fifteen years ago. n3 IS .
The deceased sleayeS six children,
three. sons and three daughters The
daughters are Mrs A, j. Bgaun of
Loyal Mrs. Emil Roesler &c Beloit
and Mrs. Jake Salla of MaSshfield.
TIE Sons are7Joseph. Nick ana Matt.
all of 0ashton. The children ;&ere an
| prfsept at, The funeral besides two.
brot ersi of. the deceased Wsn. and
Godfrey Vogeb of jefferson. Others
who attended the last sad ritts were
| Mrs p III. Justinger, LaCrosse; Mrs
| Wagner and Mrs. Steinborn of Sparta.
NorSiel Veidel and Nick Berens of
| jefferson; Mrs. Jos. Nogel of Niwau-
kee and Miss Mary Steinborn Of Spar
Pc Funeralatook place at PineE Hollow;
at, the St,Peter & aPaul's chdrch on
I, Wednesday, morning at 10 O'Clock.
Rev. Fha9Treierweiler offieiatesI Bur
ial was made in the Pine Hollow Gem
iietery.gs az ~ 4fN2
a,s mrE,s Berens, was, a very kind heart
ed woman, who was devoted to her
family and friendsai She was d Chris
tan mother. who had long worked
for her CHURCH and her Cod Fashion
Record pa sfAs 4s4
In9H sss..hA = .xtss saf yhsal u
when IL beganytaline Tanlac /
Ionly'weighed 9Sspomds, now 4 weigh
i25i pounds and never felt batter in
my life," says Mrs, Chase P&den, of
Huntsville Ala, zfke "a
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OBITUARY

1oAiisabets Tofkefson AspenSori' W a s
I born Aprip 14th, .1S45i in Syrdal, Nor
way She was married TO- fAsser As
tperisorf IN l870.H To this union were
born four children, Torkel, Abel, Mrs
J Thorn. Olson and Mrs; Alex. Olson, all
of Seneca Wis. TO gether with her
husband Mrs Aspenson enigrated to
this country in 1908. Since that, time
they have made their, home with their
children. % Mrs. Aspenson passed away
February Ia, and was buried at the
Utica cemetery February 18th, Rev.
Fipstad officiating Mr.. tAspepson,
who WIN soon bel9g years oflage, sur
lViyeS neerbfI gni1om 29ri2 ,alplsr y
az Anna B. Coniilafd was born in Ban
gof, Maine, September Sth, 1910, 9and
passed away at the iorneiof her daugh-
ter, Mrs H. 'SiiiiAndersof, at Soldiers
Grove, Wisconsin, February 49,, 1922,
aged 81 years, 5 months and 10 days.
She came with her parents to Madi-
son, Wisconsin, in 1854, and ON Aua
gust 18th, 1862, was united I'M mar
rage to Francis w. Mayhem, who en-
listed in the Civil War and died in a
hospital at fMillikins Bend, Louisiana,
April l.. 1863! March I 5th, 1866 she
married Henry "A. Phillips who had
also served in the Civil War Their
home was near Madison, Wisconsin,
until 1879, when they moved to Alex
i andria, South Dakota, where they liv-
ed until 1902, when they returned, to
Wisconsin, locating at Soldiers Grove,
where she has since resided Her hlis-
band passed away September 10th,
1916. She is survived by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. HIS Anderson of Soldiers
3 Grove, and two grandchildren, Net
tie. and Clare Anderson, also one Sis
\ ter,s Mrs. Aurilla Ward of Madison,
Wis., and several neices and lnephews,
She had been q member of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps, since 1898, and of
the WET. Ua for nearly. 13 years,
being made q life member two years
ago ,a 8 a $50 - 81
During the World War she was very
active in working for the. Red Cross
and She has also been faithful menu
Der of the ladies aid society Of the
Christian church for a number of
years.
: She will be greatly missed by all,
and may she rest in peace. Rev. w.
p. Anderson officiated at the Chris
tian church at Soldiers Grove, and
was laid to rest in the cemetery at
Viroqua. q 1910 8.4,. i,
Martin o. Hanson was born in Dane
county June %, 1884 He came with
his parents when "a small boy. to live
in the yicinity dfEKirkapoo. He was
married 10 Miss DIVA Rabbit III 1911.
she dying in 1914, leaving two chill
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MARRIED

- Sidney Simonson and Martha J
pregSs wsr Fsb arred the Tb Aap sg
known N this community ~ The he gr co.
is,a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Simon
son of Franklin, tie bride daugate.
OF Mrs John Dregne of. this city. I'm
mediately after the ceremony they, lefl
on wedding trip to Ladysmith Mr.
Sin1onspn, has rented the Fred Dregps
farfH and will move there on theii
return. j Their many friends join ii
and a hearty wish fol
a long and happy life, 81
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Martin 0. Hanson was born in Dane
county June %, 1884. He came with
his parents when "a small boy. to live
/ in the vicinity dfAKiekapoo. He was.
married to Miss DIVA Rabbit in 1911 ;,
she dying in 1914, leaving two chill
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-06-09

Phipps. Plaintiff, VS.. Annie
NJ. Brown. Mildred Alice Bartlett, and
N. Brown, deceased: A. NJ. stearns, if
living. otherwise the unknown heirs
and unknown devisees of A. NJ.
Stearns, deceased: and al the IN
terest in and to Lots Eighteen GG,
Hneteeq SIR a az Lot The ws southe sC
Caldwell, -(now city, according to
the revised map thereof, now on file
in the office of the County Recorder
Of Canyon County. State or Idano'
TIE STATE OF IDAHO SENDS
GREETINGS TO, Annie NJ: Brown. MIL
Brown children Of Arthur n. brown
deceased; A. NJ. Stearns. II living. 9TH
srwise the unknewn heirs and IN
ceased; and to ali the unknown own
ers of any estate or interest in and to
Lots Eighteen l1S),. Nineteen 1s). anc
the Southeast one-half (sE1s) OF Lo,
the Town of Caldwell. (now city,. &C.
cording to the revised map thereof
now on file in the office of the County
Idaho. the above named defendants:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, Tha
a complaint has been filed against yo,
Judicial pistritf Of the State Of Idaho
in and for the County of Canyon, h.
the above named plaintiff. and you ar,
hereby directed to appear and answe
the said complaint within twenty day
of the service of this summons II serv
ed within said Judicial District. an,
within forty days, IL served elsewhere
| This action is brought TO quiet It'll
to Lots Eighteen QS). Nineteen 19)
and the Southeast one-halr (SEh) o
Lot Twenty (20), in Block Sixteen (16]
of the Town of Caldwell tnow city, &C
cording to the revised map thereof
now on file in the office of the Count
Recorder of Canyon County. State o
| Idaho.
| For further particulars you are here
| by referred to complaint now on fl
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ter of the public highway; thence
Southwest along the center line of said
highway 1885 feet to a point on the
West line of said Section Nine ,sJ rs
feet North of place of beginning
thence South on West line or said Sec
ton, rs feet to place of beginning.
Also a strip of land l rod wide Off
the entire East side of Southeast quar-
ter of Northeast Quarter of Section
Eight 60, in Township Four ca North
Range Two ca West of the Boise Mer-
idian.
Lots One % and Two (2) Of Block
Thirty nine (39) of original TOWNSHIP
of city of Caldwell, Idaho.
Lots One a.. Two (2), Three go and
Four (4) in Block One Hundred Thirty
(130) of Strahorn Addition Number
to said City of Caldwell.
and against all claims by any or either
of you. That by said decree 1t be ac-
judged that you and each or you nav.
no estate, right title. or interest what
ever in or to said lands and premises
or any part thereof; and that you ant
| each of you be forever enJoined and de-
barred from asserting any cIaIm what
ever in or to said lands or premises
or any. part thereof adverse rhi,
plaintiff.
WITNESS My hand the seal of said
District Court this 29th day of April
l1922
81 {sEAL) ROSE EDwAR BPS,
| B L. NEWELL. Deputy Clerk.
Scatterday & Stone, Attorneys fol
] Plaintiff Residing at Caldwell. Ida
i no. 4y-5!
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R. B. Scatterday and Alfred F. Stone
partners, doing business under the
firm name and style of Scatterday
& Stone. Plaintiffs, VS.. e. N. John
THE STATE OF IDAHO SEND
GREETINGS TO e. N. Johnson. the
above named defendant.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, That
in the District Court Of the Seventh
Judicial District of the State of Idaho
in and for the County of Canyon, by
the above named Plaintiffs. and yor
are hereby directed to appear and
answer the said complaint within
summons If served within said Judi
cial District. and within forty days i
served elsewhere:
This action is brought by, plaintiff
Eight Hundred l$soo.Oo) dollars, fo
services rendered between October /
1921, and January l, 1922, by plaintiff
to defendant at his request, for which
services defendant promised ant
s 81 dUrs s of E thnt H .
services were and are of the reason
able value of Eight Hundred ($S00.o0
dollars, no part of which has been paid
and you are further notified that un
complaint within the time herein
specified. the plaintiffs will take judg
ment, against you as prayed, in sai'
complaint
said District Court. this sixteenth da!
BY Clerk
B. L. NEWELL, Deputy Clerk.
| (SEAL)
i Scatterday & Stone, Attorneys TO
Plaintiffs, Residing at Caldwell. Ida
| no. 45-55
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Mother Skidmore has been sick
again this past week.
Mrs. 'Bayless, who has been staying
with Mrs. Oscar Baum has gone back
to her home in Control Cove where
she intends to make her home with
her sister.
Ned Freeburn, and Pete Carter
spent Sunday with Els Meador.
Miss McAdams of Sacramento Cal
ifornia is here visiting with Mrs. L. D.
B. Ranney.
Oscar Baum, Mr.. Jospeh Baum and
Ellis Meador attended the alfalfa
weevil demonstration at Ontario.
Will Mcfarland visited with the
Whittles Sunday.
Margaret Hankins is spending the
week end with Eleanor Poslethwaite.
The friends of the BENEFITS vii
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Haying has commenced in this Vi
cinity and it is expected there will be
fair crop despite the cold and back
ward spring.
Mrs. Alfred Atteberry of Ten Davis
was calling on friends in Dixie Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Franks became
the proud parents of fine boy Mon
day morning
About the usual number attended
the circus in Caldwell Friday from
Dixie.
Mr.. I.andreth went to Portland the
past week for medical treatment.
Burnett commenced haying on the
Greer ranch Monday.
Velma Stephens of Caldwell is stay
ing with her aunt Mrs. Lille Spencer
The Pioneer Dixie ditch compan,
has been having some trouble from
high water. They had to work boil
day and night for while
o. E. Attebury and family and Mrs
John Galley Of Parma visited friend
in Dixie Sunday.
A. Conklin and wife, an Mrs O.
Donnell of Caldwell were in the EN-
nett section visiting relatives recently
Grandma Nichols. who has BEEF
sick for several months past is able t.
walk as far as the dining room 70
her meals again.
Mr.. Barnes, and Willis Spencer, at
tended the Grange at App, Vale
Wednesday night, with parties from
Pleasant Ridge.
S. w. Vail went to succor cree
Monday for Mrs. Cribbield, to help il
caring for the Franks baby.
The dredoe has been worting bot
night and day to clear the Riversid
canal where there was a large slide
There has been several slides alon
the banks this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Conklin called a
the Burnett home Sunday evening.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
SURROUNDING TERRITORY

sermons from several distinguished
ministers, and noon day luncheon
under the trees, etc.
Miss Dorothy Kinney returned
home from Bethany Bible School, OF
Chicago on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. HeaverIn and children
took dinner on Sunday with Mr.
Heaverin's mother in Middleton.
The P. T. A. and Mothers meeting
will meet at the home of Mrs o. M
Trotter on the P. NJ of the 18th
The Canyon Sunday school will
hold a Children's Day exerise on the
morning of the 18th inst
Mrs. Thomas Grafton made visit
with relatives in Boise last week.
w. T. Myers and family attended
the funeral of Mrs Atkinson in Mid
dleton on Sunday.
Mrs d B. Myers visited Mrs. Sla,
baugh' and Mrs. Hickok of Riverside
last week
Rev Shank the well-known minister
of Frui+land preached in the Canyor
school house on Sunday evening.
Carl Hammar will put in two acre.
of lettuce this summer
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Work is progressing quite rapidly
on our railroad
Martin Carol was taken sick last
week and went to Boise to consult
doctor.
A number of people from here ar
tended the circus in Caldwell last Fri
day.
Q. Marsing has been putting up a
fence along the south side OF his
place this week.
Elgy Andrus and Jess Patton arc
delegates at the District Assembly Of
the Nazarene Church, which is In
session at Nampa this week
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reynolds were
transacting business in Caldwell Fri,
day.
Mrs. George Prince has a sister Wis
iting her the last week.
There was meeting of the high
way commissioners at the nome OF
Elgy Andrus Tuesday afternoon.
Ruby and zelda Maxwell attended
the commencement exercises at the
Nazarene College at Nampa this wee;,.
Leona Carter of Sunny Slope visited
last week with Mildred Pershall
Last. Sunday Children's Day pro-
CRANE was given by the children Of
the Nazarene Sunday school,
Mildred Pershall is home for vaca
ton after attending school in Cald
well this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark. sand children
and. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall and children
from Souaw creek attended church
services here last Sunday. and visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Pat
ton.
]. O. Richmond made a trip to Cald-
well Thursday to get potato culti''a-
ltor.
o. A. Koshnick, came, over from,
BOISE Thursday to get his little son
Otto who has been staying at the
Richmond home this winter.
Ellen and Lucille Patton went up &c
/ the cemetery near the hot springs. OF
decoration day, and visited with Bes.
sic Clark in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Scott have moved into
the house on Mrs. Dewitt's place.
There was a baptismal service Sun
day afternoon at the c. Canal near thu
Prince home. Rev. l.. d. Megger:
baptised six persons.
DR.. Dudley was called to see Maud
Pershall last Friday. They took he
in to Nampa for few days, and sh'
came home Sunday much improved
Bacher Mahgee is working for Fig,
Andrus for few weeks.
Frank Price from Caldwell was her
last week plastering Che Christian par
sonage.
I. The alfalfa weevil is reported to b
in a number of the alfalfa fields In tn
valley, but so far, II doesn't seem 4
be doing much damage.
VIM. Hogg attended the spraying
a demonstration of che alfalfa weevil !
Maiheur county last week,
A bunch Of the young people wer
: down Tuesday evening and chivarie
r Emmett Norton and bride, =.
Lauro Hall spent last week visit
: ing Lucille Patton.
Mr., and Mrs. F. c, Preston wer
: Having dental work done in Ca'dwe
c last week