The Holt County sentinel., 1902-01-03

here this week, visiting his father
Uncle Sam Shuts, who is now nearin,
the century line in age.
Mrs. Sylvester f Judy. Of Craig
and Miss Alma Washburn, Of Quincy
Illinois, visited the family of DAME
Kunkel Jr., New Years Day.
Miss Libbie Munson, who has beer
visiting with relatives in Nebraska CITY
Nebraska. during the holidays, returned
home Wednesday of this week.
Crawford Ratl,ffe returned Tuesda,
of this week, from a few days visit with
his sister in Kansas City. Crawford is
looking fine.-in fact, We hardly knew
him.
j. l.. Chesney, of Forest City, paid
a visit last wesk to his venerable grand
father who is now four aud a. half score
years old, and who resides at Trenton
this state.
Miss Anna York, of this city, and
her cousin. Miss Irene Kern, of Paw
nee, Nebraska, were the guests of Miss
Stella Fike, of Mound City, for a few
days last week.
Mrs. Maymie Meyer and little daug-
ter. who have been visiting with Pa and
Ma Frey in Oregon during the holidays,
returned to their home in Mound City,
Wednesday of this week.
E. E. Christian, wife and child, of
Nishnabotna, this state, We're here in
attendance at the funeral of Nathaniel
Polk, who was buried Thursday. Mrs.
e. was formerly Miss Kate Polk.
Grandpa and Grandma Ed. Painter,
OF Hic iory township, have been enter
tanning their grandchildren the past
week, who came down from Skidmore,
10 have time with the Old folks.
Prof. Coburn is as happy as when
he got on his hobby horse for the first
me-his wife has returned from Bowl.
ing Green, this state, where she was
called by the death of her brother.
Mrs James Scott was called to her
old home in Virginia. this week, by the
serious illness of her mother, and who
has also passed the four score mark in
age. Mrs. Scott left Wednesday of this
week.
Elder Barton Denny, of D-s
Moines, Iowa, is here visiting relatives
and friends. He joined his wife here
who has been at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Massie, of Clay township,
Tor some little time.
Mrs. Jennie Foster and Mrs. Lydia
Clark, of Peru, Nebrarka. returned to
Oregon, Tuesday of this week, from
Fillmore, where they were called by the
serious illness of their mother, Mrs.
rhornhlll, who is very sick.
Joe Hendershot, who came here a
ew weeks ago to take position as en-
,ineer of the electric light plant. started
Tuesday on his return to Pennsylvania.
His successor is Rolla w. Neill, of st.
Joseph.-Mound City News.
Professor John Groves, principal of
;he Liberty, Mo-, high school was in the
:ity this week ENJOYING a visit with his
sister, MIS-. Boze Bridgeman. 1t is al
ways source of pleasure to us to meet
him, and like Prof. Dearmont, will IN
,ur opinion, become one of our states
brightest educators.
Arthur j. Denny is at home for the
holidays. Arthur has but recently left
he hospital at Fort Madison, Iowa,
where he was taken after being rather
seriously injured from a fall received at
Mo-, while in the perform
snce of his duties as brakeman on a
freight train. Mound City News.
It. Matt Davis, of Clay township.
vas in the city Wednesday and paid
lis respects to the county collector. He
has habit of doing this about this
line annually. So did George Romine,
,f FOrtescus, f. A. Brown, John c.
Hinkle, of Bigelow, and many others
rom all over the county.