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J. . F. Holiday ·Drops Dead at Table.

PROKINENT IN COUNTY UFE.

1\fornln!!' Surf people, and a host of other acquaintance 8 are mourning the death of Hon. J. F. ·Holiday, ll

cttlzen or that town tor sixty years. He pas11ed away Thursday evening at the supner table, having reached _the ripe age of eighty years. . ·

The writer enjoyed a p \ qunlntnnro with tho u"'~'-'u"""""<il

ing over a period of nearly ·and In paying tribute to his mE•mll'I"V and worth to !his homo town and the ·county, . 'vc wish first to any that the world hns been made better by- hls having llv.ed ln it. nncl in passing out of It he lms li.>tt a rich legacy in n life wPll spent. He wns nn upstanding and an outstanding. mJl.n ln many respects. As a business man he ranked · ihl!;h. .As a public citizen

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· We . are Indebted to · ~tr.tc . C. W. Storms for an lr.fm·:n :!1 i.lll• r .. ~ ~~.~. r•!twrt whl<-..1, ~!11

actual divi:.lon of th(' tnx ,1

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spent In ene!Lcout,:y nr the r.t In tlll' state as n whole. . Till In r'i'gilrd to Louisa . c t:n~l)' ..-~ : . rofiowlng dlv'tsloil In tnXCH purposes levied ln 1931 and (' ln . tDaz: . · . · ·

L!)ul!la County Total tax $566,376.07. Stnte -tax, $47,697.58 or !!.·;

cent ns . compnrerl to the ·at: eragc of 8.54.

County tax, $21G,1Gl.SG or 3 ~ cent ns ccmparr.d to t!1c sta age of 29.34.

District school tax;· $~65,92 4fl.ii.5 percent ns· compared ntntc ::~.verage of , 45~70.

Clti('S tax ~ $32,779.99 or 6. cent ns comp:.rcd ' to the sta; nge of ·14.36. ,. , · l\tlsccllaHP.OIIS tax, ' $3 , R12.~ ·

percent ns compared to t1 nverage of 2.06.

Dy tho n~e , , of thaso fign 1 c::sy to !lo~cl:r.llnc whl!'h of Jan county taxes are above ' tht'\ ·state average,

School Audit 'I'l:e · 1.\ttn!rr.rllnt~ ~.h lnb' 1\11 :

was conceived to point ~ut if district 8 clwol lnx money cr . 46.91'i percent of the total ta' lsa county . nnd 45.70 J~'ercen st:ite 18 not suhjccte; •to u.n . less especlnl request is macl , srorma• Dill Tills cortdltlon should be ·

in the opinion of state Stonns and to this · .ond h • at!lhor of a .,bill doelgmitcd

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' ' : pi'·O!II·GUIIlC;~ 'all;;jj~~JOQF. thl~·;.:~ e%auitneta .;tbe'' auper · . eommuu- the state . · auditor, · who · e·

As a church member · he eom- annually ·the bOoks of all tn (Contlnu~ on. ·page Eight) tng bodies and · lnstltutlot

state examiners wlll be rotn ally" so that none wlll audit in imy district two consecu1 Primary 76\ Back

· In County• a Hands Word ltas been received . from : the

at~te highway com..nldEl<>n · that they • • . •..•.. : ' ·. :o: ,...,'! • ' !., ... ,. _., ?'"'f'!~ ""."'~· t'\ 6 '!l l"' ~....,"!"'""'

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II!•' ' < ollngo Jllay, ·~wn A!11op to Con- p(tfl!l l.n " norloK of J)OBturc 'te!ltB. rcn nn!l eleven grnndcblldron, there ~{'Ill ()UIIr ." Ttwtr ,Jnn~htnr, Paulino, 10ok -o-- riurvrve, one t.ll!ltcr, Mre. B. C. De11~ 0111) uf IJIC' IN111111J; part :·\, Keith Tuutlaon nnd I Haymond or I. .. ong Bench,. Cnlltornln; two.

Mtto. Altuu·t WcHlf!.V n<~~l.tft''' i\tt·s. H!c:kllll hnd hlrthdny lUtrtlcH at, IJrothers, J. C. llunt·tmd W. P. Hunt, ' AJ IH~hool lnM week. r '1 1 "' A t! b tb 0 1 l.r•,l Md~hn~n'tJy' cntf"rt:tln lltc mum- o ,, orn ng ~,un. no tcr ro er,

Mury Ellen JnmiRon lt:lR rNurned •f o 11 t ·r A Ill d t or tho Oood Wlit cluh at tho · · "· · un ' 0 urora, ·• puR~ to school nrter nine weeks of nb- · · 1. t'fl tlhtiie In Wnpli ll ·,~ . !tt l' I •rJuu·f' • l'lf1\tlO, ' , . . a\yn); December 1, ·1930. •tn~ !l'f ll'!'ll!llll'· In 1111-"t ltlliHH' '" r·nl! · • r · Her untiring dovotlori to her film "· ••m (~\Ill 011oh ono tot~t ilfllllt'lh'nlf· lnt ... ·- Tho Homg !Qoonf1ml!ii8) dnpnrtnumt lly llnd home. h~r · rortltutlo, Jmtloncc, c•HI.IIt ).' ahout llu•fr . nllt't•t:lntT , .:\11' -'/ tli >< C'r.ntlnf'cl hot_ lunuhce Mnrch .!!Or.l1. 1ind motherly Jove will nlwnys Ill! n l<~lliu~t~r- ~avo two lrll'lh l'<•niiiU~R. llo- M rcl'!l<l lllhcr·cll hy thm•n who Jcn(.>w hor tlou · llcJ(lll~: rf'frt>~h-ml•ntR wen• rcrncl, . . orning . Sun best. I. sal . (!llll tti~1 i: : ~ of Rlllllll'!:(~:ws ~ n·en frnll B . Pa~sln~ O~tt or the Bhndow ' ' til : .a:!.Jaf!, tllpped wlt3l '"''lJlpl'l! <"rea-n\.1 . USiness Man Dies · Into a lH.rer ll:.;ht, teaf ar~~d food cak"•anfl i;r't'ott ::hamrnck · (Contht,ed rrom page 1) f:tc:pJI!tJg hehlnd lhe curta u to 1

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manfil'd the same h,igh plate in 9 the · ' Gettiug-_ a clearer s!~ht, ' Ron ; H!lkr,. h.at~ryn Hiller. VIvian S!l- rcll~ious life or the town, and · cs- Layln~ a~!:.lc the hurden. 1 Scr· lick and Mrs. Helen Rhyner nn~

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Jicc:!n'lly was he a p!)lnr In the :\teth:.. Thl& weary, mortal ·coil. zinc cblldren .were the guc~ts of the artf'r- odlst church whetc be served as · ·oanc with the \vorhl'~ · V('xatlons, ~-noon._· Tho noxt mectlnp: will ho hl'lll IIIIJ)Qrlnt.ondont or; t ho i'hltU1il.)'

1 au~hool . 1Dop-., Wllh H•Q HUH" ' nJlll tnll . · S"· at .the home ot Mrs. Chnrles)Kemble 'I !or 17 year&, as well as being on the Tired of all -earth's llla)'things , ' ot Oakvlllo. Mrs. Kembl~.lil he ns- off!clul board. ' In iwlltics be was an · Henrtillck nnd ready to slc.ep. · · · adRt.rid hy Mrl Charl~a~efl. active republican and .took a deep Ready to bid loved ones tnrewell,

~ Z Interest in town, county, state and Wondering why they we~p. national affairs, He served. his com- Passing out of the shadow, munlty faithfully in civic a~alrs, a ·nd · Into eternal day-

1'Q ,!l.~Jit;Nn · RI<1CTION - FIFTY~FOUR was honored by being -elected as ·: n -W!.y do they'' call it dying, .· tt_tiNrlm~n Ji:L_EVEN (5411), CODE representative to the Iowa .le.gislat· · This Rweet goln~ nwny?

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.. ·131;· l~l!>LATING TO PURLtSHJNO ure in 1890, . and · re-elected in 1892. ~uner~Jl services were held Cunda.y . ·PltOCEJ!JDINOS .OF' . DOARDB OF The service be rendered the county lltt~moon at 3:30 a~ tho Methodist Stu·

· SUPERVIBO~: AND . TO R'EPEAL was greatly appreciat•Jd by his con- church in Morning S!ln, conducted Cut : 'SEC1'~0N~.J.PI~Y-FOUR HUNDRED stlt:uency • . , ' In the .lhome he was the by the Rev. W. G. Barr • . Mr. · and Job

· < ;:I'W,r.~l))Uc;±o;u•-Al.l CQI!E iaDio .J®II . ··• .,...... h••·~~· . d Mr~ • . Earl smith. · oFWa!l"llo; .,:llaDC I••· 'T1-3~1 · · · · .. · iNot¥0~4~E· 'ptrsft~; tathe~··;·Riid'"hi~l ·t;t;-;~~'- ·:~1;;~t'~ · ~ir•lm:;H'appy wtiii · Hi'll~" .and ."Some:. Tri:

WtON . 011' THJ.ll . SAME AND EN- ceivett a h-earty welcoine and a kind- time . Wt~:u Underctn.nd." . · · · Wa JMNG ~~ ~UBSrt'ITUTHl THERE- ly greeting -when they called . there. Casket bearers were J~.s. Wilson. t

FOR. · · : ,. ~ · · . We j\Uit cannot think of a place tn Glen Nichols, ltorace Hupp, Joe Nic- ard DFJ 1'1' l~NACTI£D DY THE GENEilAL lire whee he didn't nieaailre up to a cots. D-. E. Bn.rrick and . W. ~· Ham- ich'. · ARf;Jo~r~m .. v 'OF THN STATE OF stalwart citizen. F'or years his store llton. The body as laid to rest ln I.

TQWA: · · · · drew trade from points far outside the fant:ly lot in E 1!i:• .·ood •cemetel'~· con

"sceu;,n l. Tbal Rc•:tlon fifty-four lbl_s territory, and it was his policy al- b~side the tnrnnt son, :r~1

tm~Hln'lf t>lovcn (!i411). subsection ways to sell at the. lOweEt margin .or onn '(l.>. ·cod" or 1931, h€' amentled by ·profit possible llJl<t he never permit:- PRUNE JELLY , no ..ltrtktng . ·mrt all following the ted a customer tal lenv~ his store dis- 1 pound coJked • prunet~, '•2 table- 1 comliwnl. (.) _In line two (Z) • and add- satisfied. ' . spoons ' g~latln, 1 cup. cold water, 2 ST\ tn~ t.he ro~lng: . "excluding. from He bad a friendly and cheerful cups hoillng water, 1 cup sugar, juice tho puhllcatton 0( said proceedln!!:s, nature, radiating happiness and good 2 lemons. Ita ~:tnV!tBs of the various elections, as 1 wlii whereever he went. .He was Remove pits . an«t . press prunes · 1 prov..tt1

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a success or whatever he undertook ho!llng water. Add prunes, sugar .. · :; r c ur n cr m na · cases; 1 · ·

tlw tf'!mscrlptR or . j tl r th .o do. He was outspoken and un- an1! lemon juice. Pot!r Into mold.

' pH:l(:r. includin~ lhe~; c~~oc~edln~~ 1 swerin~ in Ibis support or what he Chill. Serve with whipped cream or

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1 t d 1·conHidered to be the right thing. and \sort. custard.-Ch!ld Lite . ?\tagazlne.

:uH • ,, .; ;- ( l'onn ~mper n I'll 7· ~ :_;.,...-- , • . fl ' l'''rt ." _ . · \wa:-~ tmcomr:rornlz!ng _.......a~ams•. tlut · . on

.. . , whi<'h ho ennHhlerf'(l to he wrong. ~"'' u~ for Jcih prmtlnac. Dr. RPI'IInn ~. 1 hal ll!'~ilon flrty-four !te eonH!dercd to he wrong. I_ 1

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• " " ' .. uan e o ne g lOr:-~ l9.n. he and the satne Is U1ercby rc- i and . friencl~ at his fmH'I'lll Stomlay al- ! t•e~t.lncl nrul thn following is enacted · lernoon attested Cl , 1 1 1 , l ·1 tn j' , ft f, · H . 1 g I ( R ('('ffi J 11 .

" 11 · lereo · which he · was helU hy t hosC' who knew "'iH 2-el.· All pror.co(lin ~'' of <'ac.11 him h<'BI.

-·•1.\'UIH, :u1jnurned Or' Rp('dal · theet- .1. F. lloliday wa~ the :·W;I or :\tr, : of Boards or SuperviHors:· lnclucl- and 1\lrs. John P. Holldny and wns

ull~ t ltf' iiChodulo or biliH allowed, shn\1 hom at Columbus, o .. Oct. 22. 1852, be puhllshed hnm•~rli:tll'ly atter 1he cnmlng ·with ·his parents to Fairfield .adj(lnrnm<'pt or such IDI'I' tlt~~ Qf said I in 1855. T:1ey _!noved to Decatur, Ill., Jlna.t:!ls, l\lld th~ ~t-icat.ion or tlw I wh('r(l he ~rew to young mo:nbood. He I 6clwltulf' of the hills allowt~ll Bhn.\1 '\ atH:mded school at · Ml. Pleasant. i show I ht• n:uu£' or C'nC!h tniUvillual to In 1874 !he locnt<>d In Morning Sun· I whum 1 lw allowanr,o 1·; ·mach· ;u~tl f<"' \ <•!Itt for a nl!:ilher of years w~· In the I wlul :;flr.h hill i~ liiNI an<l 1111' :~mount \ clr\l!;glst business with Dr .. J. w~ Hoi- :

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1 ' , '';~! •' IIJ<' ! .IIIlO. tY . . ~IIIIIOrlt~lf ndon \WIIK IIIIC:OJ.Il(:I'Oflllzln,; ,.)':Kll. filt~4• th ;at

r 1 11 It I · · · · ·wldt•h hu uot~nldot•nd to he wrung, . ,:,C! o: U!-1 rnr l!ih llTinltl\1(,

A''' '""" ~ .. 'l'hut t~(•c:1111fl nrt -tour he eonRiderc<l to be wrong. \ -------------hllllfln·•l twelVf~-1'1. ·onl ' : (!'i-112-al), coclc \ Tho lar~c attt'tHlance of twlghol'H I -- . 19!ll, he and 1he sntnc 111 D1crchy rc- 1 und .frimHII! at hiH run!'ral ~~ 1a11tay nz-1 =======m•II!G fJI}!dM 111111 thn followln~ lA onuctcd ' lernoon uttcstod t!lttl hl~h ('1\lN•m m\ HUNTING Ill •." ' " UtC'roof: . , whl c.: h Ito ' Willi ltol1l b~· t h111-1<' wlw knew • FISfi'ilNG

"Iii HI•«' I. • 1\11 rriHltlllclln~ ,, f)f CI\C.,l hill! bC'I!t. . I nll~ular, anjourned Or' RpC'eln1 . ther.t- .1. I". Holiday WaR the HO;l or ~tr. 4n~ nf Boards or Snp~rvi~on~:· lnclud- land Mrs. John P. Holiday and was tnJ~ 'h!' fiChodulo or hill~ llliOWt~d. ~hall horn at Columblll'l, 0., Oct. 22, 1852, he. _JllthliHhed lmm••rliafe\y att(lr 1he <:nminf; ·with his parents to Fairfield .ad~ollr~mcpt or such me(\tlr!!~ or Raid \ in 1R!i5. T:Jey IllOVC({ to Decatur, Ill., no.tnb, I'HH1 the. ~at.ion of the . \\'hero he ~rew tQ young manhood. He tl~iltl(' of the hills allowed shall 'I attended school at · Mt. Pleasant. 'I show !h(• u:une_ nf eac:h ind.lvillu.al to In 1874 Ihc locat('d In Morntng Sun whulll the allow:mco J'l ·1'itarl(~ :u~tl fnr , :•nd for :~ nl!:nher of years w~· in the 1 wh ~tl ~11ch hill is flit'<! an1l 1h" amount 1\ drngglst business wlth Dr . . J. w~ Hol- : 1\IIQWI'tl t.ht-r;C\on. •t•he Count.:,• AtHl- , iolay. · He served as derk ln the J. I ltnr !>hall· l'ui·niHh a copy ofs~c~1 pro-

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C('P.dlfl!!;:-1 tn hr• pubHRhcd. wlt\lln one\ a timo purehm;ed his stock or . gooll·s F.· " s· HI . . WC(~It follnwin~ the · !trljournmPnt or and for many yeaJ:.a_.1!arricd on tho .R. I - II the Hhartl.'1 - . . . 11\'. HIIIClM, flflllln!f. out his lnl.oroilt In l:'"-. """'~.~~,, ......... r: ~ . A, • .,,.,."" :\. Thh• ,IU.! t. holnp; llt\('!nt.mt tloc Aloof(\ !U 1923 When the retlred I r~~ows, or oiJ!::..cr.bo OJ:

' or iaamcrlia.te imvortanec sha.l1 he In from business. \ CrlDI aild ...... no•nn• ·rult. forC•l and pfT~·t :trt nr H~ pas!! a~" lie was t;nlted In marriage In Jun<' 1no, 11111, an<~ . pnl~'lcatiop ln th~ Wapello Re-- ' 1S70 to Ml:!li Sarah l\f. Dcl:;>;ell,_ who\ f~~.-,,:rt:gg~~ and

., pt.illllcnn a rww!·JPapor puhl!sh~1l . at lla.sse!l away }n 18!13. He was . unitetl \~:. ':11~11 · wa11nllo Iowa. anr1 ·in the . Dayton in man l;tu:e l>Pc. 27, 1!197 to . ~isH ~~;:.~ ,.1~~:. Rcvi(~w. a. nc wspaJH~r ·ouhl!siH·!l at. C:trrie K Francl~co who :-;urvlves. cat.co flab and a

Dl\yl6n, · Iowa . ." There sn:-vive ah~o uite · foster ~n~::::::.tl&e N. G. KrnKctu~l. ! dnll!~hter, Miss llclt>;l Holiday, nt REMINGTON

Pn·sulcnl. of lh('· Rcna!C" .. hmue, and · 911~ l~ rotltcr; Hn.r.ry I •. Ilol-Geo . K Mlllnr. io:ay of DP (~nt\11', one slAter atHl 1.1nee 'iPORTSMAM'S.

~pCn.ker . or the Hou~c 'hrqtflrs havin/ Jll'N:e"dcd hil:l In trcat!l . KN'IFE 1 ht•rch)' ct'1'tlfy .that l~tiR hill ori~- His slt;ter, .:\lr.l!. , · I<"anny Cri'sthwnite wn In actual

· i e, wllb •lac ball• tnntr~d In the s~.nalc- Rll!l Is lmown :\S died la~t May. . . • I ·II aod t"u JODI

I I • le 1r b ~. Ju•~ ~rulf.o · Ftt~ No. 71. Ilr Wfi-.'1 n life lou~ member of .the .. ,hat nt't!<l M .

' nyrou G. Allc11. · · :\tc:hoolist. . Epl~wopa1 church, serVC(l\ . ~~~~~~~:~ ~~~: Seere~ry or the Senate \for 17 yars · as supcrhten,lcn..t of tlJC I ~~~~ q~':u~ .~~i

Ap1,roved MaTch 18, 19~:l. I Sunday st-hool, and for ma.uy years as ' \~~ .. ~~1~ Clrt1o " .Ts. Herrin~.. . ) a ·memhcr" or the boarll or trnstccR l)f ' IIlli and lldnnllll(.

Governor. t 1<!' r·hnr<:ll. ·. 1 n l90S h~ wns a mcm-\ !Jer of the .,:cneral coaference of the

Bffl,K Gr\ltllE:'Il St:tm 1\tthodist church which he ~nd Mrs. ~sPECIAL · . . ...

I h:>.vc one of the finest, most ('0111 IIolillUy attended in Baltimore, Md. pleln · itRsortmcnt. ()f . ~t rlctl :: · frcr;h He al wn.}·~ to9k au act.lve 'interest In nnll:- Garde 11 ~rm1 !l•:tt. T hnY(' -:'''<'1' political n.i!nln;. nn1l se-rved for two. shOWll. This is thl' proper ·way to term ~ 1\8( !lf.ate t'C[IIC!>.Chtatln~ rrom hny ~;cml as yr:;, . 1~et. mucE. · · Jr-f,rl" for · 1R!l0-1S~1 . He. grcully cnjoy_cd travel yu•Jr mr,!lev 11.n:.1 th•'Y ;>rl' all entlrcly ·1 tt.n<l he with Mrs. ~loHclny tr~velcd

. nrw · !-.t : l'd .-:.~.v<)t.Y ')!]I' will ~ .• ·,nv.· Brin~ from till' Atlantic to till' P;tr.'fio twlo;c. . in l'our cat.aiOflt<l~· d \1tlrtlen St>ed · · tmpr('sslvo gunernl -scrvlcos· wt:ftto u ·you arc :t qu!Ult.ity huyer and l wlll h~ld from . tlhe MelhO(llst cln~rch Snn~ gunranl.ee t-o' '!avn ,., ., money. ·~lve ·day at,ternoon cohd:lCted hy Rev:· Dnr.r mil .. _, . t 1·tn 1. All 1;1 n 1 ; ·or ·mlon fll't :~. with mterment in tho Morning R~tn atsu. · · .I ~hn tJ. Keck. cemC!tery .

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