The Holt County sentinel., 1906-04-27
-Seco u hand Corn Planter for Sal

-Seco "a hand Corn Planser for sale
at T. l.. Prices hardware.
Mrs Otis G,adfelter was called to
Savannah, this week by the serious Ill
ness OF her mother.
John Markt, one of the substantial
farmers of Upper Holl, was doing busi-
ness here Tuesday of this week.
DO not miss the ceremony OF the
coronation of the Queen o the May, IN
the court yard, Tuesda! evening, May |.
-Hamp Price has had ''clarin' out
at his butcher shop,and with new paper,
fresh pant and new fixtures, II presents
very neat appearance
Fire lightning and Tornado Insur
ance written by l. /. Moore, agent for
Aetna and Phoenix Insurance Com
panies. Rates right-see him
Preparations are being made for
elaborate exercises to be held at the
closing of our schools. Full particulars
will be given in next weeks paper.
There will be quarterly meeting at
the Evangelical church, the presiding
elder, Rev Erffmey-r preaching at thus
appointment on Friday and Sunday
evenings.
H. G.. Durham, who left this county
about year ago, aud went to the state
OF Oregon, came back to Mound City
last week, feeling sati, fed that Holt
county is good enough for him
The Woman's Union will hold their
annual election of officers at the club
rooms Monday evening, April 30. All
back dues and members not having paid
hn, lall ocpooralty nrOpd
| up that night 80 the years books may be
closed.
- Ernest Oppenlander, one of the
young, progressive and we'll respected
farmers, of WoodviIle, has just COM
pleted some very valuable improvements
to his residence, in the way of adding
one new room. Two porches, new roof,
new windows, some new tuors, etc,
which adds greatly to the appearance OF
his residence W. A. klinepeter did the
work, which is sufficient guarantee
that it was well done.
The Y. P. S. G. E. of the Christian
church will give very pleasing perfor-
nance in the court yard on the evening
of May l, when, with due ceremony,
their Queen O. the May will be crowned
and enthroned, and the May pole wrap
ped by a host of gallant squres and
pretty maidens Refreshments will be
! served from the throne. You are cordi-
ally invited to witness the ceremony.
We are sorry to hear that Uncle
Robt. Patterson has but lii tie chance to
recover from his present illness. DR..
Thomps N, of st. Joseph, has been at
the bed side twice in consultation with
| DR.. Evans, during the past week, but
they can'C give his family aud friends
any encouragement Uncle Bob" as te
| is familiarly known in this, and adjoin-
ing counties has "a host of friends that
would like to see hm recover his health
| again and live for many years, TO enjoy
| his fine home and farms-the result OF
| industry and good sound business judge
ment.
! -Claud Clark, of Benton township, is
another of the hustling, wide-a wake
Young men, who wants an office, having
been a working Republican ali his lif. Z,
he comes before the people this week. as
| a candidate for the office of collector.
. subject to the decision of the Repubi
/ can voters ac their primary. He has been
resident of the county for 30 years.and
has been voting the Republican ticket
P
qualified to fill the Office: of excellent
character. and very popular among his
friends. Should he be ch sen TO make
the race, he will prove very popular
candidate
; Frank l.. Zeler, who has, for the
past three years been deputy county
clerk, announces his candidacy for the
nffice Of county clerk in his issue Of
this paper. Mr.. Zelier is one OF our very
best citizens and thoroughly loyal Re-
pubicans He is spendidly equipped
for the satisfactory discharge of every
duty that may come 10 him 10y virtue of
the office He needs no intra duction to
the people of our county for he has been
among US all his life time, and to k"ow
him is only TO es' eem him and hold him
10 high regard. Such men on your party
ticket. is an inspiration to vote 'rr
straight.
Uncle John G. Fries. Of Upper Holt
was here this week. attending court, and
renewing acquaintances, and he has lots
of them. for at one time, for several
years, he owned and resided upon the
farm now owned by jacob Markt. three
miles east Of Oregon. He is looking well,
aud seems TO be holding his own" viii
the best of them. He informs Us OF a
severe accident that his son. Henry. met
with, Friday last, April 20. 1856, at the
farm .of his brother Joe. eight miles
north west Of Mound City liz seems that
he WAS riding horse. when the horse
threw him, he result being a compound
fracture of his right ankle, the bones
protruding through the flesh. He has
been unconscious a great portion OF fha
time since the accident, and two doctors
have been in attendance upon him. He
is:stlI in a critical condition, and it is
feared that amputa,ion will be neces-
5ary.