The Holt County sentinel., 1905-11-03
Hard and soft coal at Ruley l. KunkeI

Tenth Annual Chrysanthemum
show, November l6. II. 18.
Rev. Cooper delivered two splendid
Sermons at the Richville Baptist church,
last sunday, morning and evening.
Bolts any size from a 21s to g <
a. one cent each.
KREEK l. HAsNEss.
Mrs. Rosa Sharp, of Xenia, Ohio, is
here on a visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Oren, of New Point.
| Arthur Cotton has severed his Lusi-
ness connection with P S. Bohart, Of
Maitland, and has returned to Forest
City, where be will engage IN business
Mrs. A. J. Brock. who has been visit
ing with friends in Savannah. for several
days, has returned to her home, and
T! Brother Brock has ''cut out" the bach
eior's hall.
1t seems as if Quitman is to have
bank. J. S. Billy j. Son are to be the
proprietors. They are extensive farmers
and cattle growers in that section of
Nodaway county.
The first snow of the season came
Monday morning about 5 o'clock, and
the earth was we'll covered, but it re-
NAMED only for few hours, as slight
rain soon followed, and the beautiful
soon disappeared.
Don't forget that when you get five
dollars worth of purchase tickets to ex-
change them for one of the handsome
China or glassware.
KREEK 4 HAsNEss.
Henry Hughes, formerly of this
county. but who,moved to ST. Joseph,
few years ago, is here visiting his child
rem, who are making their home with F
A. Sutton and wife, He has sold out
down there, and will likely 60 to work
for some bridge company.
The Missionary Home is del GIFTED
with arother visit from Miss Fannie
Meyer, of Oregon. Mo-, the lady who
spent four years in Chungking, where
Mae Wells has.gone. Miss Meyer rooms
in Miss Wells old room ard we still
have China represented in our midst
Shenandoah (Iowa) Open Door, Oct.
81, 1905.
Circuit Clerk Hogrefe's will was
probated on Tuesday He remembered
his little son Glen, and then left all the
balance of his estate to his wife. The
will was written by Ed. Heaton, Of
Craig. and was witnessed by said Heaton
and D. A. Redmon. 1t is dated, Octo-
Der 23rd, 1905.
1t is rumored that the B & NJ. rail-
road will soon make Napier the end of
division, and that their shops will be To- |
Gated there. One rumor also says that !
short cut is to be built from Napier to !
Mound City across the bottom to ac- 4,
celera'e the movement of heavy freight !
trains from the west to Chicago.
"A merry crowd of about 80 young j
people surprised Miss Edna Intermill |
and her cousin. Miss Anna Ricksecker. |
of Ohio. at the home of the former. by |
walking in on them in body. The
evening was spent with music and anus
ing games. after which refreshments |
were seryed in courses. The crowd re-
turned home at late hour, and all ex-
pressed themselves as having a most de-
ligh,ful time.
George Landrey, who recently re-
turned from trip through the Indian
Territory, reports melting former we'll
known citizen of this county, Freeman
Libby, who now lives four miles south
of morris, 1. T. Mr.. Landrey says that
MIR. Libby has the patent for an apple !
picker, that will prove success. We
hope that he can and will make for
tune out of his patent,for ifany man de-
serves success it is Freeman.
On Wednesday of this week, No.
vember !, 1905. Miss Cora A, daughter ),
of JuGge G. A. Daughty, of Craig, and
Mr.. Irwin G.. Senft were united in mar !
rage ut the home of her father. in the
presence of large and fashionable as
sembly of friends. The wedding was !
solmenized a. $50 r. m. and was one Of
the most brilliant society events re-
corded there for some years. Not hav-
ing seen the bride since she WAS a little
tot. we extend to her and her husband,
our very best wishes, trusting their lives
may not only be long. but truly happy
ones
"A young lady working in a s. ocking
factory, fearing her chances small for a
life partner, wrote the following and
slipped it into the toe of gentleman's
sock: "A young lady good looking and
of some means, would like to correspond
NTH tho wearer of this sock If he is |