The Holt County sentinel., January 27, 1905, Image 2

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THE SENTINEL.
A Weekly Newspaper Devoted to tin
Intero.-ts of tin Best County
in the Union.
BY DOBYXS & CURUY.
Entered at the Postoflice, Oregon, .Mo..
as Second Class .Matter
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Friday, January 27, 1905.
JANUARY. ..15)05
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3f3th. 21st! C27th.
I
YEAR'S LOCAL EVENTS,
THE
Important Local Happenings in Holt
County During the Year 1904.
JANUARY.
H. B. Crews was appointed to the rail
way mail service.
V - i r, - o
bv purchasing a half interest in the bee-i
l.iuiF.a Ci. rifi hurrnn tl in. our Year,
man liverv business.
W. F. Vance was chosen to superin
tend and make contracts for the diguing!
nf tho Sni:in' l"!rnil T")lcfr,i-f. 1 rlitnllf'Q I
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Arthur Magee was sentenced to the t
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penitenMarv for three years for robbing.
F " i r i . r-
a man named Mayhugh, at Gor.-ing,
10 inno
r-. -j yr , 1 -t 11 . 1 . 1
uaviu ivvie anu wiiu ceieuraieu iueir
63rd wedding atiniversiry at Mound
City on the 7th.
Circuit court convened on January
4th and hdjourned on the 21st.
The W. G Craig jtore at Napier was
burglarized on the 19th: safe blown and
eome 18 postal funds and other prop
erty was taken.
The elde-t daughter of S. A. Young,
of Mouud City, fell on the ice at the
school house, on the 15th and broke her
arm. t - r ,
Mrs Alf Miller whs severely injured
in a runaway at Mound City, on the
14th
O. R. King sold the Forest City Star
to F. R Barkhurst, who came from
Stanhope, Iowa. The name of the paper
was changed to the "Forest City Pres.."
J. C Fitts Mercantile company was
ii. corp . rated for $10,1)00. Chas. Bunker
admitted as member of the firm.
FBHRUAKV.
The ground hog saw his shadow on
the. 2nd, the entire day.
The W. G Andes residence in L'b
er y township was entirely destroyed by
firo on the Jet.
Hog cholera destroyed hogs for North
ern Holt farmers
H J Crider was re appointed post
master at Maitland.
S.M.Wilson, alias J. M. Anderson,
barber, arrested and taken to Superior,
Wih , on charge of robbing barber shop
there
Freight car at Napier was robbed oc
the 5ti; box of merchandise broken into
and a few articles taken.
.Mrs Nick Stone, living near Fortes-
cue, wa stricken with paralysis on the
14t h
Robert M. Foster d?ed at Stockton,
Cauf.onthe 28th; the body arrived
hero on March 7th.
Mux Schu'tz disposed of bis saloon, at
Corning, to F Thiemao &, Co.
The r -aidence of Mrs. Choate, at Bige
low, was slightly damaged by fire on
the 8th
Rural Route Carrier Lukens team
ranaway on the 19th, one of his horses
breaking both biod leg-.
Wesley Kin disposed of his interest
in the Mound City News to his brother,
O.R.
Hewy .Guilliat property south of
CoHing totally destroyed by fire on the
lath.
"BUT Soott ia giro two years in the
pMitenttory by tfco Andrew county cir
cuit eoarl for stealing cattle.
Tfce ou praams court affirmed judgment
off Bolt circuit, court, giving Giles
Laoghlin tkree yarsr for embezzling
fWlfff ii rtoia'?IIho. He was
UMnto JeforcW'C8y(arch 4th, by
AftjWraurt.
. Ttfko KepubtlPfO),of Holt met at For
est (tj mm the fth and selected dele
ffotoo ta district ad atafo conventions
la asiais dslegatoa to Katiooal conven-
fn tho.ttol) oowty oduoat'onal con
U bog ill Oregon on the 27th, Sum
lit mokmt woo irst friae; Divide, eeo
od. lei tttat City, third.
OharJoa.Axaatroog, of Movod .City.
r, viot C. Q. London,
juage ueo. iuick toott nis nepariure
Tor D-Kalb c unty, where he purchased
i farm
The Oak Leader -a as purchas d by
By ion Johnstun, the fi st number
indfi his management appearing on
the 4th ns.
On 'he 4th the oonlrae' for dicing
the temporary ditch for Squaw Creek
Drawings District was let to Dean &
ivuzor, at 10 cents per cubic yard.
A I .M'-Xulry sold his Mound C ty ln-rn
to tin- B-rtram Brothers on the T'h.
.1 R. Coliison became solo proprietor
t;f tin- Broad Guage stock of goods at
'laiMand.
Tin r'.s di-nce of Wm. Kowlutt, .rear
Maitlaiid, was destroyed by fire on the
iith.
j Daniel Hardman on the Oth, was
J kicu-d by Ids horse in his barn and
killed.
Jobn Wiight, of New Point, was
k'uiu-d in a ho se on the 12th and had
three ribs broken.
Oda Greene is granted a patent on a
combination stove.
Tin-residence of .John G Weiler, near
MailhiiMi. v.-s slightly damaged by fire
on i lie '2'.) d
Dr Findlev an i family took their dc
par lire for San Diego, t'alif
GiiJe in Ktmkel disposed of the old
Kunkei Mill property and his residence
t ) Orla D.i is, and ief. for Anadarko.
O ill.
The lit le th'ee y-ar old sn of Dr
H'Tt Pierce was badly burn d with cat
holic acid on th 20 h.
The lirst common law marriage in
the county occurred on the nth between
David A. Totten and Bertha VVinslow,
of Libe t townshm.
On the night of the '21 h the Julius
Franke restaurant at Maitland was
burglarized and
7)0 in goods stolen.
AlMfIL
Frank Kreek retires from the firm of
i Kn-ek llrot.'iers, and H.iny Hasness be-
came a partner, and the firm changed
. ,.
i to Kreek & IJasness
Charlev Cowan and
familv became
1 itizens of Oregon.
The week ending April 22 was cold,
rainy and rre-ezwig; six inches of snow
, ,, : . . . .
fell m St. Louis, and a blizzard pre-
, , ,
vailed throughout, the .bastern stat-s.
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A lodge of Ked Men was organized at
Bigelow on the loth
Mrs. Wm. Cupp was so horribly
burned while making soap on- the ISth,
that she died the following dy. She
resid-d northwest of Mound City.
On the 16th, Roy Hardman cut his
foot severely while chopping in the tim
ber; he severed an artery.
On the 23rd the bond election to vote
880.000 in b mds to dig drainage known
as Squaw Creek Drainage District, No.
I, was held and carried by more than
two-thirds majority.
Isaac Moody was adjudged to ba in
sane and was sent to asylum No. 2
D-ll B iker was adjudged to be of un
sound mind by the probate court on the
29th , and was taken to the St. Joseph
asylum
Fire slightly damaged the Palace ho
tel at Craig on the 2oth.
Christian Suhalu recti veil a stroke of
paralysis on the 7th
;! AV.
On the Hth, Eddie Fiine'ner fcli and
dislocated his elbow joint. Ho is six
years of age.
Jerome Ive -fer. of tu:it Maith:ud, was
thrown from h s buy on the 1 1th r od
sustained a compound fracture of a leg.
The residence f il ''-.tia, at Moii :d
City, was slightly damaged by fire on
the llth.
Mrs. Marth t S.n run over by train
in St. Joseph o's t!i I lib and died from
the injori-; mi the 17th.
Jo- Hodtriu n:rrdwly es aped dr-wn-in
Littl T ,r.u.. n the 3 4th.
On the Huh, Ira Uucher's team
hitched to h stalk cufer, ran aw.ty.
throAinji a io th:i pathway of the im
pleui'.-n . and he iv.ts badly cut and
bruised.
The ridence of James F. Bucher
was b':rl ii i 'd on the UKh; a small
sum of tn-'ney whs secured.
Fire t-lirht d.imaued the derot at
Bigelow on ihe2i'th.
Jam -s Dunbar was held up by three
footpads nerir the D. C. Porter place
north of Mound City, on the 21-t.
JUNK.
The first issue of the. Horning Mirror.
oy j. .n. uooyns, niaae its appearance
on the 2nd inst.
Fred R Barkhurst, editor of the Fo--est
City Pres-, was shot in abdomen on
the Sth by accidental discharge of re
volver. On the 1th, John M. Lsasc was run
over and killed by a B. ic M. train near
Fortescue.
Miss Gertie Stock won gold medal in
vocal contest at Mound City on the 7th.
Lightuiug destroyed a hay barn and
contents on the William Mever farm on
the 2nd
An attempt was made to blow the
safe in the Hoblitzell & Pinkston lum
ber yard at Maitland on the night of
the 4th. They failed completely.
The George Gore barn in Forbes
township was destroyed by fire on the
9th. Four horses, two mules and a lot
of grain burned.
Ou the 13th, Charles Genet was
drowned in the slough near Prate Ches
ney's. below Forest City, while on a trip
gigging for fish.
Deputy Sheriff Molter was stabbed
by Dennis Callihan, ,an. insane pers m,
while arresting him at his home near'
Craig, on the 12th inst.
Vern Smith ourglarized the Poynter
harness store in Mound City the night
of the 17th; secured $13 iu money'; ar
rested in S Joseph on the 23 d and
;ioageciin uregon j.ul. lie was given
J three years at the Augusi. term and
, paroled.
j Ou the 2Uth. lightning destroyed a
: large tree in the rear of fie Oregon
j Presb teri.m church.
At a s ow t.e'ii in Mound City on the
j 20th, Paul, 1 1 e;tr old Sjii of Jonas
lilliott, had his arm bad, lacerated by
one of tlie li us
Li. nt:. i u killed a line cow for W. T.
I Dovel. ut L.iiit-Mmie. o.. -l:e 2Uth
On the l."th, Don Joslu sho in th
arm by accidental discharge of xun in
the bauds of L t- i ,wt m-hV den's L.ke
IJoe-e.
On the 2-1 tn, the safe in the Thieman's
saloon at .'ornin, w is blown and $15)
in i ash secured
John. son of John fclutto-, formerly
o' near Mound Cit. was run over and
killed by a tram near Nistina station on
the 20th
JULV.
On the 3rd. uilliun Trimmer had
two children killed, Ihms, killed hy the
collap iiji; of Un. Tnnnner iiiilge in
: llickorv township.
j Fred Weaver, oi Napier, was badly
; burned b pov. th-r ou he Four h of
July.
Alf Goodwin, colored, w ar ested on
the Sth, charged with tobbing the c.ish
drawer at the For. s (Jity s a ion ami
taking 61 lie wa given th ee ,.ars in
reform school
On the 3th, John Bndy was arre-t-d
on ur cr.arge o buiglari.-ug he r s-i
deuce of J ones L ase, near Forest City.
Paroled.
The Enterprise at lliu low ceased
publication on the loth It began pub
lication March 2Glh,"Vji3
Paul, the 13 ear old son of J.iuus
liuch- r, was thrown from a h r e on the
14th, and di -located and fractured his
left shoulder joint.
Go Gallop. Sr. was run over and
k lied b the cars near Wo-ton. on July
20th
AUCL'ST
Rev. Frank Bible and wife, (Etta
Caskey) left for missionary work in
China
Clarenee M Fleming, of M.iitland,
arrested for bootl-ggi. g at Barnard.
The barn and contents of Harlan Bo
hart, north of Mail land, was destroyed
by fire on the Sth.
680,000 drainage bonds for the Squaw
Crer-k Drainage District, No. 1, was
purchased by the Little & Hays Invest
ment Company of St. Louis
Lin Carroll, of Oregon, s ld his res
taurant to Worthy Coffin, of Mound
City.
Joseph Morrs, of Napier, fell from a
wagon loaded with app es on his wa) to
Forest City, on the 30th; the wagon
passed over him breaking his collar
bone
On 'lie 2Sth, ttie electr-cal storm dam
aged the butcher shop of Ern st G-.M-rY-rey,
o' t 'ornin- John M :disoo, of the
same niace, was slightiv s'loeked during
ihe storm
O.j th- 20th. cars at Mound City were
; robbed: John .Tone.- was given 2 years
at January lUDo term for the crime: he
'A as paroled.
si:rTK..n:Ki:.
It C. lien ton became a member of
il.e (irtn of tie P-t.e B'otliers on the
j 1st.
Rober. t'oiti-r bought the Criswell
210 acre farm n nr Mound City, paying
d2t,U()U for the land.
G. li. Mclnly re sold his Maitland res
idence property .
W. B. Hindu sold his stock of cloth
ing to (liib.-rt A: Koock, of Lawrence.'
Bernhardt S -die -le, aged 11, of Corn
ing, was badly injured on the 17th,
Ahil- unloading hay; his hands and
arms beii. frjghlfully i.icorated.
Mrs. Wood Brown, of Napier, was
shot on the loth, by the accidental dis
charge of a ?hot gun in the hands of a
young man visitor: the load entered the
i feet and ankles: no serious result:.
OCTOUEU.
Jak- Dunham, of M und City, was
J he d up and robbed of c35 by footpads
on the night of the loth, while on his
way home.
A movement was started to dig a
ditch in th bottom north of White
Cloud ferry and west of the Squaw
Cieek district.
Mrs. Williams, of New Point, stricken
with paralysis on the 17th.
Otto Weaver, of Mound City, was run I
over by a street car in St Joseph on the
2oth; leg was badly mashed.
NOVEMBER.
On the 5th, Mrs. J. J. Garner was
thro.vn from her vehicle, by team run
ning away and bad shoulder disiocatrd.
On the Gth, fire destroyed a large barn
and five head of horses belonging to E.
A. Brown, on his land occupied by Mil
lard Stockwell, near Bigelow.
Elliott Marshall, R. B. Bridgeman
and Will York captured prizes at the
State poultry show in St. Louis.
Tom Bunker's little 18 months' old
daughter badly lacerated by hogs on
tne otu mst
Tom Patton. of near Napier, was
kicked in the head by a horse on the
6th inst: not seriously-hurt
On the Gth inst, Daniel McDaniel,
aged 70, s dcided near the home of his
daughter, Mrs Hiram Stroud, south of
Forest City, by cutting his throat with
a pocket knife.. Despondency was the
cause
T e first snow of i he s-ason fell on
the 10th instant.
On th 2lst, Maitland was lighted by
olectricit,
i Charles E Redmon. formerly f Craig,
was killed in railroad coiision near
t Granger, Wyo , on t'-e 12th. Interment
' was a Craig,
t
J Mrs. 1. K. Burnett was strick-n with j
: apoplexv on the loth, and died in a few
hou s j
Work on the Squaw Creek Dr.iinage j
d ten was begun on the Davis Creek j
l.itera'.
j Ralph Coll son, of Mait and. was bad
ly hurmul by gasoline o.. the loth
The C B lieune t grocery store and
Burlington freight depot at. Mound Cty
'wee burglarized on ihe 12; h
j On the 13th, Ezia Mart n, of Napier,
. had a pair of horses sto m. and a buggy
i beion.mg to K iy Xoiand went with
' th-tn The same night . team an !
j buggy wa- s oh n from U D Mmton, of
j the same neigh b rhood. Jas. I. Ellis
and Loyd 5 eik were arretted and
j lodged in jai . They we e wanted at
Fort Crook, Neb , tor desertion from U.
j a my
I F re slightly damaged the residence
lot a Mr. Salisbury n .Mound City on
jihel-lt..
! li J. Parkinson, braem u. had his
I r . . . . . . ...
j luui oauiy iixju eo ai Aioii u Lity on !
I he llth, by a k g of brandy tul iUg i
upon ;v hile unloading freight. j
! CM Hay ties was arrested a F-rbes'
! ou the 22ud for assaulting Ja-. Guyer
i with a ku le.
j Tne vi ey r & Fuller goner A store at.
j Alouutl City was burglarized on the
12th. bin little property wa- takeu.
Fire started in the .vie Coy place
J sou Invest of Mound Oil- n the 23rn,
j and was not cheeked uu il k h id swt-pt
i roiuhward d-stroying hu..oreds of tons
. 6( hay. tenees, otc.
1 . he b rulers and Alerch
; Craig passed into lite
j v v li i l oi ii, oi r.iiiiax. he having pur
, chased the C. D. and E. J Kellogg ,
i stock.
' n.. .. .ii.,f n m tt ... . -i i
j on li c wiat. Kj. l. urilVUb SOiU UlS
herd of Jerseys a .d other property,
i Fires in the Henstorf timber during
the Thanu-sivitu week did much dam
age.
Orla Davis sold tho old Kunkei Mill
property to L. S. Walter, of Kansas
City.
Henry S eele and Joseph Golding
were arrested iu St Joseph on the 23rd,
ou chorge of stealing team of horses
from Ezra Martin, of Napier, on the
19th, were brought to Oregon, and at
prehminary held on the 30ih, Golding
was d 6C.iarged and S ee.e was held f..r
. circuit court, lie was acq ui ted.
j Grading for the new Davi- Creek out
! let to tne Squaw Creek Drainage began
on the ISth.
David M Wilson, of near Mound City,
was stricken with paralysis on ihe 25th.
Frank Walker bought th- A W.
Chuu ng hardware stock 4 B gelow.
i On the 30th, B;rchadc Christen re-
' ceived a small portion of a load
f sLiot
- . , , . ... . ,.
in tild 164 while mliblt iitiuLm near
. C m ng. Acciden-al from 'un of a
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' coraparr.on
, OKCEMBEK.
On t!i lith iim.iu .l.r. r,.rt;.-
was
severely injure i b h.s learn running
, nway lie died from i nejinom.. Uet;. 20.
. Ou the 3rd, E. F Dav dson, u brake
m mi. in jntniin' fr mi train at Birel uv,
full under the wheels iinH h.-id :-.r cr,
j badly mashed it was amputated at St.
On .he 1st, by the accident dis -
! received an ugly wound iu ihe left leg.
From the Gth toDth the .tuuual poul
try show w..9 held at Mouud City.
Fire damaged the residence of Link
i Hunt, of Bigelow, on the 9th. Damage
.about 50.
I Wm. Jackson, while liittxicued, at
tempted to suicide by cutting his hroat
with a razor in the McKeown store at
fortescue on the I2th.
On .l nil, ir j
n the 17th, John Kramer received
load of shot in foot by accidental dis
charge of hid gun.
Henry Aiiine, of Forbes, had his
,
ieS
broken on the 20th, by hie. horse falling
upon him.
nuts bank nt
r,uo..u a u. - j 1 nd one-fourth feet ft)eastof the tout h-
Unihe24tb. Ambrose Grounds vaai.wmMi.nf h. i...if t.u s
nardoned from aervint? a 10 vear Pen.
paraonea irom serving a iu ear pen-
tence for killing John Freeman, at
Cra g. on April 8, 1899. He was sen
tenced in October of that year.
On the 27th, a severe blizzard swept
over Holt count ; a fall of 30 degrees in
temperature in 24 baurg.
On the 23rd, MtM Matffie Pazton, of
near Union church, u badly scalded
in the foce
On jhe 30th, William Fattig was ad
judged insane and teat lo the asylum.
Esther, the twa yar old child of
Henry Weis, was badly toalded from
the knee down, on the 30th, by scaldiog
water escaping from the washing, ma
chine. Hovey Station, two 'milea north of
Forest City, was established by tho Q.
company.
Notice of ElKtion.
Notice is hereby gWea' that there will
bean annual meatioc of tha ttoekhold-
ers of the Citizen'. Bank of Oregon,
Mo., held at the office of the Citizens,
bank in Oregon. Missouri, on Saturday,
February 11, 1905, at 9 o'clock, a. m., for
the purpose of electing five directors fur
i h ensuing year and t ransacting any I
ana an onsmess mat may come oexore
said meeting.
Gko. H. Allen, Danirl Zachman,
Sec'y of Board. Fmidank.
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Administrator's Notice.
Notice i hereby given.that lottirs of adtnin-
t Ntration. with will annexod.on the etate of
Charles U esley 1'ieree, deceased, were gnuit-
i od to the undersigned on the Mt dav of Oc-
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I County. Missouri. All persons having claims
against saiil estate, are required to exhibit
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' or they may he precluded from any lianefitof
said estate: and If such claims be not. exidbi
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Executor's Sale.
By virtue of an order of the I'robate Court
J of Holt County, Missouri, made at the res
h!lP November term, ll04, of the said court
olt County, Missouri, made at the regu
S'ovember term. HHW.of the said court. T
will, in obedience to said order, on
I MONDAY. THE 6TH DAY OF FEBRUARY
j J905, and during the session of County Court
of the County of Holt expose at public auc-
tiou for cash in hand all the interest of Sarah
j
Commencing nine hundred and ninety-two
northeast quarter ne$4 of section thirty-one
(31 , townsHiP sixty-two (62) .of rangti thirty-
eight (38), thence north six hundred and sixty
thirty-two feet (133 ft), thence south six bun
i. 3 . t. m ., A.. . i. . i . .i ..
dred and sixty feet (660 ft), thence west
one hundred and thirty-two feet (132 ft),
to the place of beginning, containing
two (2) acres wxceptiujr that jiortion
occupied as a public mad, conveyed
to Sarah Potter, iies sd. by Trios. W. McCoy
and Laura K. McCoy by warranty deed dated
Febraary II, ISM.
. WILLIAM E.8TUBKS,
Exocatorof the estate of Sarah Porter, de
ceaiesl. WANTED 0EVXBAL INDUSTRIOUS PKR-
soaa ia eaea state Jo travel for house estab
lished elerea yean and with a large capital,
to call apoa merchants and agents for suc
cessful aa4 arsttabta Use. Permanent en
gairement. weekly cash salary of fl8 and all
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Churcii Directories.
Presbyterian Church.
James McFarland.
Rible Schor.l at 0:110 every Lord's Day.
V. P. S. C. E. at 7 p m.
Prayer Service Thursday evening at S p. tb
Preaching every Lord's Day at 11 a. m. and
$ p. in.
Woodville every Sabbath at 3 p. m.
Everybody cordially invited to attend the
above services.
Christian Church.
Bible school every Lordsday 9:30 a. m. F. 1
Zeller, superintendent.
V. P. S. C. E. every Lordsday 7:00 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday eveui"ff at 8
p. m.
Preac'iing every Lordsday. morning and
evening, at 11 a. in. and 8.-00 p. m.
Meeting of official board every flrst Lordsday
All cordially invited to attend all meetings of
the church.
. . Church.
A. J. Brock. Pastor.
Preaching every Sabbath morning and even
ing at 11 a. in., and 7 :30p. m.
.Sunday school every Sabbath at 9 :30 a. m. P.
S. Morgan. Stipt.
Praver meeting every Thursday evening at
7:30 p. i
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rth League .Tumor every Sabbath 3 p.
tn., and senior one hour before preachlne
every Sabbath evening.
Business meeting .if the official board the
lirst Monday f eaeh m.ttttli. at 4 ::m p. m. J.
A. Kreek, M-cretary of the board.
W. F. M. Snejety nu-ets the li:t Friday of
each month -2:..0 p. in.
Evangelical Church.
II K Bwer. Pastor
Sunday chooI at in a.m.
Pntyer ni-ethig T'iur.iiav at 8 p. ni.
Services everj Suiiil. .n; ruini: and e'e:iing.
Itegnlar prMeiin!t; services the lirs' and
third Siiitia) at tl a. :i:.. .uul the ec.I atiri
fourth Sm:.l::'. at ,f. in
Preaehinii at Xirkeli" Ir w . thf ir- h!:
third Hiindajs at s p. in., ami the econd-. and
fourth Sundays at It a. ui.
All are cnrdi.-.Ilv iniled to attend.
German . E. Church.
Rev. Win. Tonat, Pastor.
Preaehtits; --ei-j Siru..t .-t 50 .30 a. m.
Preaching everv Sunday at the Nodaway
church at - ::! p. m.
Kwrybody eord'hliy inviteu to attend jibove
services.
3rT. E. Church. Forest City.
Jiev. Thorpe, Pastor.
Prencnmg on the st-cnd and lourth Sunday
in e ich in-Mith, 11 a. m..anit evening.
.Preaching on the first and third Suuday even
lug. SuniKv school -very Sunday at : :3t a. in.
.Junior League at 2:.'iU p. in., and Senior
League at 7 p m. J. A. Lease. Pres.
Pr ijer meeting rvery Tuesday evening 8 p.m.
Lat'ie-' Aid oeiety t-ver Friday at ti :30 p.m.
Mrs. E. A. Scott. Pres.
Preaching at Kimsei .vmool house on the
first ai.d third Miudaj mornings,
Simdav school at m a. m.
j w.,i
James Lease
All are cordiallv invited to attend.
Christian. Church,New Point.
Sunday school, 9:Cu a. in.
Preaching on the first and third Sundays n
eachjnonth, ll a. in., and evening.
Y. P. S. C. E. every Sunday;evenlng,6 :30 p.m.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Curzon Christian Church, Bluff City.
W. H. Hardman, Pastor.
Preaching on the second and tourth Lords
day at 11 a. m. and 7 :3 p. m.
Hible school each Lordsdav at 10 a. m.
Methodist Protestant.
J. L. Wallace. Pastor.
Preaching at Highland on the first anil
third Sundays of each month. Morning, at 11
o'clock. Evening, at So'clock. Sunday school
at 10 o'clock every Sunday morning. Preach
ing services at Oak Grove school house every
first and third Sunday afternoon, following
Sunday school. Sunday school at 3 o'clock
every Sunday afternoon.
Oregon Protective Association.
Meet the first Saturday afternoon in each
menth at 1 ;3 p. m.at the office of IL CBeutou.
8. M. Stout Secy.
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