The Holt County sentinel., 1902-06-20

Nothing is prettier than a pretty
woman with pretty dress on.
jerome Keiffer and Roy Order, of
Maitland. were Oregon visitors Satur-
day,
Miss Gertrude Bennett will attend
the commencement exercises at Park.
Vile, next week.
-Morti Martin was in st. Joseph last
week attending the annual meeting OF
the Missouri Telephone Association.
Frank Allen, of Craig, was down.
this week, visiting his family, who are
! here visiting her parent, A. VanBus.
kirk and wife.
Teachers examinations will be held
at Craig on Friday and Saturday
Of next week, June 9th and 18th
Teachers should govern themselves &C.
cordingly.
Miss Martha Petree, latter an absence
of few months in Kirksville. this state
where she had been seeking health, has
returned, and we are glad to learn that
she comes home greatly improved.
Mrs. S. B. Knowles and daughter
Kate, will leave Monday for an extended
visit in Colorado Springs and inter.
mediate points. She will close the
green house until after the LIST of Sep.
TENDER.
DIR. Daniel Morton, of st. Joseph
was here Tuesday, in consultation with
DR.. Kearney, in the case of Mrs. Frank
Graham, who has been alarmingly ill.At
the time of our going to press she was re-
ported some better.
John G. Kurth, Jr., a prominent
business man of Cosby, Mo. fifteen miles
northeast Of st. Joseph, was drowned
Friday evening June Ii, 1902, in the
Platte river near the Cosby Roller Mills
of which concern he was the proprietor
+ Our young friend, George Poynter
in addition to being in the banking bust.
ness, has also gone into the lumber
business at Bigelow. and the firm is
known as the Ginning l. Poynter Lum.
Der Company. 1t is branch Of bust
ness long needed at Bigelow.
We were glad indeed to receive q
call on Wednesday of this week, from
w. J. Skidmore, editor OF the Sta dard,
Of Skidmore. We enjoyed his visit very
much, but regret that he had 80 short a
time to visit with us-next time bring
your lunch basket along and stay all
day.
The Woidmen of the World unveiled
a monument to the memory of their de-
parted brother, DR.. Wyman. at Matt.
land. on Sunday last, June Is, 1902.
Large delegations Of the order from
Bigelow and Mound City were present
A special train was run from Bigelow
and Mound City.
Mrs. Martha Walker, Of st. Louis,
and Mrs. Margaret Brooks, Of Kansas
City, sisters, and Mrs. Jennie Hardin, oi
Savannah, sister-in-law Of Mrs. Lucy
Petree, are visiting her this week. 1t
was their first coming together for over
twenty years, and one can we'll imagine
that they are having delightful time
The Burlington Route has made a
rate Of one and third fare for round
trip. within radius OF 200 miles from
selling point. Date OF sale, July 3 and
4. Fical limit to return, July Z. See
Vine Hovey, agent at Forest City. The
B. l. NJ. Route hae made . rate of one
fare for round trip within a radius Of
200 miles from selling Missouri River
poiots-Date of sale and final limit Of
return same as on Burlington Route.
n. E. Denny. G. W. Murphy, Frank
Lynch. Dell Baker. J. nc. Curtis and
Glare Castle attended Oriental Encamp
ment, 10, o. F.. at Foress City, last
Tuesday evening. This encampmenl
has purchased an elegant line of RECALLS
for its officess and the teams. They are
getting ready for work, having selected
the degree teams and commenced drill
ling. The regular meetings are the first
and third Tuesday night in each month
Miss Carrie Rayhill, cousin Of c
Il. Rayhill. of the firm Of Denny & Ray.
hill, of this city. died in st. Louis, Mon.
day. June 3, 1902, from blood poisoning,
} resulting from vaccination. Miss Ray
hill will be we'll remembered here, and iu
New Point. While here she was in the
employ OF w. H. Richards Abstractor
Her mother was with Ter when she died
and took the remains to Pana, Ill bel
former home, for interrment, the funera
being held in that city, Wednesday June