The Holt County sentinel., 1905-11-03

Give Ruley & Kunkel your order.
Oregon VS.. Savannah, Saturday, Nov.
4th, at Oregon. Everybody come.
John Reeves was in Kansas CITY
this week a ttendiog an Automobile exhi-
bition.
| Maud Alkire waa down from Matt
land last Saturday for ehort visit with
home folks.
There will be coffee" at the home
of DR.. B. G. Pierce. Friday afternoon
from 2 to 8.
After six weeks visit with relatives
and friends. Flora Maple returned to st.
Joseph las: Tuesday.
Mrs. D. s. Alkire. of Fores. City
has been very sick, but at this writing
is improving, we are glad to state.
George F. Seeman and r. Il. Ruley
have our thanks for mess of ducks
Sebourn Carson also remembered as.
While looking over the Ladies Home
ournal:Patterns at Kreek & Hasness,
look at the fall and winter dress goods.
Samuel Kahn is reported still very
sick man. Typhoid fever is the disease,
we are told. We hope he may recover
soon.
LADIES! / have just received q
fresh supply Of Velvet Cream, anyone
wishing a jar, call Farmers Mutual
'PhonelNo::2. MRS. CLARA MAUPIN.
Married. by Squire F. s. Rostock
on Monday, Oct 3Oth. 1906, Lewis E.
Williams and Anna NJ. McCullom, both
OF Andrew county, Missouri.
Bessie Adolph, on her way home
Friday last, from town, fell on the side
walk near the residence of s. N Bucher,
and so badly strained her right wrist,
tina. she is DOW carrying it in sling.
Grandpa Hardin Jones, of Maitland,
was here Saturday, visiting with Bee
and Pauline Jones, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Maupin--the little tots say they are
now fixed for their winter supply of ap-
Piles.
"A box supper for the purpose Of
aiding in incr reasing the school library,
will be given at the Bluff City school
house on Friday evening oext, Nov. 10th.
The young ladies are urged to bring q
we'll filed box, and by 80 doing the
young gallants will doubtless be liberal
10 their bidding.
1t is an honor to be present in
school every day during the month. and
to be there promptly on time. 1t re
quires some effort and will power on the
part of pupil and parent. The second
month of the New Point school closed
Friday, Oct. %, with I'D enrolment of
81. Those who were neither aardy nor
absent during the month were as fol-
lows: Dale. Albert Bender. Maud Hell
Ter. Flossie and Raysurn Boswell, Roy
Brooks. George and Paul Caskey, Corda
Acton, Lloyd Davis, Aural, Mary, Rob-
ert and Willie Kneale; Harold and Mark
Alfred Price, Earl Whitssell.
MATTE JACKSON, Teacher.
We must congratulate Governor
Folk on his excellent judgment and de-
cision in Daming Robert Ruley, OF this
city, as circuit clerk, TO fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of George Hogrefe.
Mr.. Ruley is one Of Holt's most sterling
young men. whose fitness for the posi-
ton cannot be questioned. Before Mr..
Folk Was an avowed candidate for the
nomination, Mr.. Ruley
was advocating his nomination for gov
erpor a0d doing his best to help mould
opinion, that would help place Holt
county in line for Mr.. Folk, when the
time ca me-and it came, and he was a
delegate to the convention that named
Mr.. Folk. His appointment is but a
just rec ognition of one of the best of
young Democrats, and one of the very
best, truest and manly Of young men in
all our county. The SENTINEL congrat-
ula,es both Mr. Folk and Mr.. Ruley.
The strange and hilarious demon
of Dan Burrier, while in to.n
last, caused some uneas,ness
among his friends and how to get him
under control seemed to worry some of
those who noticed his peculiar actions
but when he went up and took his po-
sition on the cupala of the court house
and began his speech on the "nebula
Sheriff Williams Was at
once convinced that something unusual
had taken possession of Dams mind, and
he decided to get him." which he did
as soon as Dan got down on the roof
and he got rope and made a general
western lasso, and Jim's first throw
caught his friend, and after getting him
down stairs and in the circuit court
room and began to engage him in con-