The Holt County sentinel., 1903-06-12
Miss Emma Price is visiting in New

Miss Emma Price is visiting in New
Point. a-t-
-Littleton Darn-ll, of Mound City.
Sundayed in Oregon.
Dakota, Iowa, Kunkel's and Forest
City -four at Geo. F. Seeman's.
Miss Amy Hasness has returned
from visit with friends in Craig.
Go and have your Eyes properly
fitted with SPECTACLES at Carey E.
Bunker's, Oregon, Mo.
H. B. Williams, the lawyer of Craig,
has gone to Atoka, Ind. Ter, where he
will practice his profession.
Mrs. Leila Piukston and children. of
Sebree. Kentucky. are visiting relatives
and numerous friends in our city.
DIR. B. B. Simmons three doors
south of opera house. Office over Hinde
& Dohrer's drug store. Phone No. q.
Come in and see US July 9TH for
your Ice Cream, Lunch and Cold drinks.
MOORE & KREEK.
Hot and cold lunch and regular
meals at Mathews restaurant. Also
Wanks' bread, home made candies. etc
The P. A. of the E. A. church,
will hold a business meeting this Friday
evening. All members are urged to at
tend.
John Philbrick is going to have a
public sale of household articles on Sat-
urday Of next week, June 18th. See
his advertisement.
The annual Children's Day exercises
Of the Evangelical Sunday school, will
be held next Sunday evening. beginning
promptly at eight o'clock.
Clarence Molter. the ten year old
son of Henry Molter. of this city, fell
under the wheels of loaded wagon, on
April 10, 1S82.-County paper. April IA,
1882.
Flower Mission Day was observed
by the w. c. T. U. and their friends at
the county poor farm. Sunday. June Z,
1903. The time was profitably spent and
the flowers we're surely appreciated.
Mrs. Maude and Nell Fiegenbaum,
who have been on a visit with their
uncle and aunt Robert Montgomery,
and wife, have gone to Wathena, Kas..
where they will visit with their husbands
parents, Uncle Fred Flegenbaum and
wife.
! Having rented the old Luckbardt
Farm north of town, I can furnish first
class COW pasture at one dollar and fifty
cents per month. Persons wanting pas.
ture would do we'll to call on me at the
farm or phone number Ill.
j. F. BIcKLE.
Much as our people have to feel dis
couraged about on account of the
weather and other conditions, yet how
thankful they should feel that their lot
WAS not cast in Topeka, Des Moines,
Kansas City aod other places where the
flood has worked such devastation and |
brought death to 80 many homes.
Tho real estate transactions for May
were eomewhat lighter than in May
1902. This year the warranty transfers
amounted to s49Ol5. while q year ago
they were s65,905. The trust deeds filed
this year were S44.675 and last year
they amounted to $45, 800. The releases
for May this year amounted to s26,946
Hugh Catron. youngest son of D.
Catron, got the forefinger Of his right
hand caught in some way in the wind
mill pump Wednesday and the finger
was cut of at the first joint and cut
nearly through at the second joint. DR..
Davis was called and amputsted the
Finger At the second joint. The patient
is doing nicely at this writing.-Bigelow
Enterprise.
Tho cyclone which did such terribly
fatal work Ut Elmo last week. Tuesday
afternoon, struck the lower end Of Rock.
port in Atchison county, tearing Of the
porch Of the canning factory and blowing
down the smokestack ct tho Rockport
mill and doing other minor damage in
that part Of tho city. From there it
seems to have veered east ;psssing be-
tween Tsrkio and Fairfax, and over
turning windmills, outbuildings and do
ing some damage.-Msryville Republi-
can.
DENTIST
]. + WHITMER,