The Holt County sentinel., 1910-03-04

Herb Mcdonald visited with his
brother Elwood and family in St. Jo-
seph, this week.
DR. w. c. Proud reports fine
boy baby born to Walter Dudeck and
wife, Saturday, February 26.
Miss Ethel young. after visit
with her sister, Mrs. Paul Frye, has
returned to her home i'm South ST. Jo-
seph.
j. E. Roberts. of ROsendale, sold
a fine Jersey cow and bull calf for
1920. They went to Warsaw, New
York.
| w. E. Sims. of Forbes township.
was in Helena, Andrew county, this
week, looking after his real estate in
terests.
| Joe. Lansing is home from the
hospital. where he was under the sur
geon's knife, and comes home greatly
benefited.
Mrs. Julia Harden and little son,
of Lander, Wyoming, are visiting
here, the guests of Grandpa George
Meyer and family.
w. F. Davis, of st. Joseph. was
i'm town Tuesday and went out to Will
Pennel's and made "dicker" with
him for 80 head of steers at $3.50 per
head.
James Bush and family, of Gra-
ham, NOdaway cOunty,after visit of
a few days with Mrs. BIS mother.Mrs.
Lossen Sipes and family, have re-
turned home.
Miss Wilma Mills visited Myrtle
Peret this week. Miss Mills vase
her way home to Maitland after Wis
it with her sister, Mrs. Jas. Peret, i'm
Plainview. Tex.
Levi Schultz, who was i'm atten-
dance at the big Cement Show i'm
Chicago. last week, stopped off en-
route home at Bushnell. Illinois. and
visited with relatives for Il couple of
days.
Lou Watson and Will Fitzmau-
rice, of Forest City. came up Satur-
day evening last and came very near
eating Treasurer Dickson and wife
! "Out of house and home" at 6 O'Clock
dinner. 80
Judge Hibbard was i'm town Wed
nesday, shaking hands with his many
friends. and We were. glad to see him
looking so well. You are always
made to feel better by contact with
such men. - .....t~....s
Jake Sellers, of Craig, took his
wife to st. Joseph, this week, where
she was operated on for tumor. Mr..
Sellers informs us that'she is doing
well and Indications are good for
complete recovery, = ....- -.
Mrs. b. G. Pierce, Misses Myrtle
Peret, Maude and Bess Alkire, Mrs.
Cora Burgess and Bruce, Mrs. Nina
Curry. Mrs. C! d. ZOOk and VIII
Curry saw Lillian Russell in st. Jo-
seph, last Friday night. ..,. g..
j. X. Allen,| of Atchison, Kas, i
cousin of Mrs. Lizzie Ingram: John
and Robert Cottier and Mrs. Hannah
J. Elliot. of Mound City, also cousins
of the late Mrs. Ingram, attended her
funeral here on Sunday last.
Those of our citizens and farmers
of this vicinity, i'm favor of having
'chautauqua this season, are requested
to meet at the court house Monday
evening next at 7:3O O'Clock. No
knockers-let all be boosters.
Joe w. Hermann and family have:
removed to Lancaster, Kansas, where
he has rented farm.. While we are
all sorry to have Joe and his estima-
BILE family remove we wish them pros
perity and health in their new home
"Wednesday evening Mrs. Nina
Curry was pleasantly surprised at the
home of Mrs. Zook, and presented a
dozen solid silver salad forks as a sil-
Yer wedding token. About 20 ladies
were present and enjoyed social
evening.
Carrier Watkins. of route 3 out of
Craig. having resigned, an examina-
tiOn for his successor was ordered and
the following took examinations here,
before Postmaster Allen, on Saturday
last. 18th ult.: Geo. w. Combs, +. L.
Wright. Frank Watkins, Henry De-
Long, Ray E. Sellers. Samuel r. Tay-
lor. Thomas G. Lawrence.
e. NJ. Norris says 22 is a number
that has meant much to him. He
served i'm the Civil War as a member
of the 22d Iowa Infantry: he was
wounded on the odd OF May, 1863, i'm