The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09

J Ashland. Nebraska. visited her cousin.
Seib Carson. the pat week, and EN-.
jOyed the Chautauqua.
We wish them bon voyage
Mr. and Mrs. W. VI. lIamsher. Of
Mound City, are guests OF their son.
at Oakland. California.
Mrs. Nell Rankin and baby, Of
Tarkio, visited here during the Chau-
tauqua. the guest Of her mother. Mrs
Emma Bragg, and her sisters and
brothers.
-Lost-Between depot and Jim Ed.
dys residence, saturday night, Aug.
us: ). a ladies' ring. set with five ru.
bics and four pearls. Finder please
leave at SENTINEL office and receive
reward.
Uncle Daniel Thornton has re-.
turned from a visit Of several weeks
with his children In Exland. wiscon.
sin. He was accompanied home by his
granddaughter, Miss Rozclia Adams.
who will visit relatives In Holt coun.
ty for few weeks.
| Hazel Fries, the seven.year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Fries. fell from haymow last Tues.
day, breaking her right arm above
the wrist. Dr. J. W. Miller was
called and the little girl is getting
along nicely Mound City News.
Charley Fletcher. Of Spokane,
Washingt on. was here. the past week.
visiting old.time associates and
friends. and while here sold his farm.
the old Abe Fletcher farm Of ~ acres
10 Curtis Whitmer. for $3.50. II
was un this place that Charley spent
his boyhood days.
Ed. u. bobyns. train dispatcher
for the Santa Re R'y at Marceline.
this state. j. here, visiting his daddy,
-. J.. Dobyn., the senior of this pa.
per and his many friends. lie j. &C.
companicd 10y his little son, Ray mond.
but better known a. Buster" one of
the finest and hest Kids In the coun.
try.
Mrs. Herbert Cornish and daugh.
ter. Marguerite. and ION. Master Ia.
vid, oi Osborn. We're ia" guests Mon.
day Of Mrs. Fannie Louise Reed. al
thc studio. Mrs. Cornish l. yer,
talented musician and arts -. sh,
and Mr.. Reed were room.mai"> Will,
al college. but had not met for sew
cral years.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd. Raiser for ia,
second time becomes grandpa AM
grandma: born 10 John Owens ant
wife. Al their home In Kansas city
Angus, ii, a line baby girl. Mrs
Owens was formerly Orpha Raiser
Tie husband l. Il grandson of MuIhr
MdXlow. and she becomes the rhild'
great .grdndmOtiIcr
The Young Peoples >lIiancc an,
Numan'S Missionary society. uf ll,
Evangelical church. meet IN Join
convention for one week ~ Lcayrn
q worth, Kansas, beginning August Il
Since wc w!,i De- Ia attendance, thcr
Will be- no preaching ncN, sunday
The Quarterly Conference will 10
Angus 2i2I. InE pASrpE
Mrs. VIII lirirg was one of 'h
> royal entertainer, during llc Clau
, taulua wrrN, Among hrr guest
We're; Mis- Ella Williams. of rh
! i;ichiand district: Dr. WhiiScll, vii
/ and Two sons, of -. hos, ph: Mr.
Fred Watson, her >is,cr.iu.law, q
Aiu~wurth. Nebraska. and Nj,
' l.roGa Kyle, of liolckow, Mo. Pau
says he's been on fun raIiOns Of latr.
and this dear boy looks 1t too.
Mrs. Jennie Iiclden, accompanie,
, 10y her little son. william. was in AT
d tendance at our Chautauqua for sey
. cral days, and also visiting her NUN
, crous friends. We are all Away
more than glad 10 have Jennie Cot
D.. ton. Belden come back % the old HON,
!. and especially hear one of those gen
e nine clear ringing laughs of hers. !
y does US all good. Come back often
). Jensy, Horton, Kansas, is not ia
v away.
. While hauling wheat last Wed
. nesday, Charlie lblcdsoe had mario,
= escape of losing lis life. While cross
J. ing the railroad track near the depo
burr came OF Of one of the WACO
d wheels and while driving up to dunn
n the wheat at the Mill the wheel ru
}. OH and threw Charlie OIL the WACO
u and before the mules could he st oppe
IS the wagon run over one ankle masl
" ing 1t badly and hurting the othe
y one.-Forest City News.
:, If you really like TO attend cour
|" try fairs. you can start in on Angus
IS 9th and keep on attending fairs ever
T. day until October l9-and never u
a outside the state of Missouri.