The Holt County sentinel., 1911-09-01
-Ruley & Kunkel are making low

-Ruley 4 Kunkel are making low
prices on coal.
Mont Curry, Of Kansas City, is
here on visit with his mother and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kramer have
returned from visit with relatives
In Jansen. Neb.
Born. to G.. ". Norris and wife,
OF the Mayiiower district, SATURDAY..
August ~, 1911, fine baby boy.
Miss Helen Jones is visiting with
her uncle and aunt. ". II. 1Iershber.
ger and wife. Of Kansas City. Kan.
Mrs Sue Goodspeed has leased the
old and popular hosiery. the Hiatt
House. at Mound City, from the own
er Charley Saer.
John Policy, Of ST. Joseph. was
here, recently, visiting his son.
George. who makes his home with his
grandparents ". G.. Opel and wife.
Mr.. Charles J. Herman and two
children. who have been visiting with
her sister. Mrs. Myrtle Triplett. Of
La Junta. Col have returned home.
DR.. A. 4. Disque and wife. OF ST
Joseph. Who have been visiting here
for several weeks with relatives. re-
turned to their home. Monday Of this
week.
iii Montgomery and family. Of
>kidmore. came over and spent sun.
day with Pa and Ma Montgomery: to
hear them tell If their visit TO Colo.
RADIO points.
An interesting article from Geo.
Il Murray on The "Bag"orm" will he
found elsewhere In this issue. and
owners q shade trees should heed his
advice on the subject.
Mrs. Harry Grouse. Of Mound
city, captured the first prize. slo, for
the fattes' baby. at the baby show at
The Maitland fair. The second prize
sas 81. and vas awarded TO a Mrs.
Ross.
John Way and wife. Of 81. 10.
seph. Who have been here visiting his
sisters. Mrs. Harry Hanna and Mrs.
Peter fryman, have returned home.
Mr.. Way was a resident OF Oregon
about 90 years ago.
w. $. scott IIodgin has pur.
chased the Jonas Watson. ST.. resi-.
dence In this city. paying $500 for
same. The property H. now occupied
by John Ramsay. We understand
that possession will be given soon.
From an educational standpoint
alone. you Cannot afford 10 miss TAX
! ing the children 10 the 1nter.Sta,.
Live stock and Horse Show In 81. Jo
seph. September - to 30. There vii
also liz entertainment features that
are worth going hundreds Of miles I,
see.
Miss Susan Ellison, daughter o.
Judge Ellison. Of Maryville, who la,
been visiting here for several days
the guest OF Miss Mary look. re-
turned TO her home, sunday last
She went home via the au,omobil,
route, and was accompanied by Mar,
look, Clara Butler, Anna Curry ant
VIII Curry. Who were her guests To-
luncheon and dinner.
T. II, Killam, who is helping hi
son, l.. 4. killam. In the store at New
Point, made us a pleasant call, Satur
day Of last week. He was enroute I,
his home In Albany, Gentry county
this state, for visit Of few
days. Read the splendid offer the!
make elsew here In this issue To tn,
lady bringing the most eggs to thei
store from September to January I
1912. II will pay you 10 look for this
They are also making big cut OF
boys and mems clothing and chill
dren's school shoes. Read whet the.
have to say elsew here.
ID. 4. Gelvin, Of Maitland, has re
Gently heard from the two car load
of bluegrass seed that he shipped I,
Paris, Ky. The parties he shipped Il
say that IT Is the finest and best sect
they ever saw. Don't this seen
strange to you, readery The famol,
bluegrass country of the world, Ken
lucky, having bluegrass seed shipped
In from Holt county. Missouri, an,
saying "the best We ever saw" Well
the bluegrass pastures OF Northern
Holt are certainly fine, and they ar
not confined Ia the few, either, man
OF the farmers of that section havin
tine bluegrass pastures.
We were indeed glad to meet
former Oregon boy at the Maitlan
fair, last week, and one who has NOR
than "made good" since he left US
and this waS nr I H. Ruhl af Kan