The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-27

Iotate there.
Schooler Bros. are building a large
and handsome brick store building al
Corning. on the los formerly occu.
pied by the livery barn.
Hugh Burrier and Seib Carson are
home again. after a two weeks hunt.
Ing and fishing trip In the North.
They are simply in ecsiacies over
their outing.
Ludwig wacgel and a bunch of
young folks drove over from his An.
drew county farm, sunday, and Wis.
tied with a number Of his Richville
friends and relatives.
Daniel Burrier and Ed. Gibson
have returned from Emmett, Idaho.
where they visited Silas Bucher and
Sol Xachman. WHO they repor, as
prospecting every way.
A. n. and A. A. Jefrsy. Of Cla.
rinda, Ia, are here this week. visiting
George Murray. and looking around
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room for such people among us.
Dan Iachman had few OF his
gentlemen friends over at his home.
Monday evening, and they had "a.
lorious time. enjoying a good supper,
and singing the old.'ime war and oth-
~ songs.
!. !. Brown has just sold ~ acres
Oi his farm to :. y. Butrick. for ~.
10. i, lies IVES, of the railroad. aud
adjoins Napier. Not 80 very many
years ago. he bought the lt0 acres al
80 per acre.
The sunshine of the &. ID. Iook
home broke IN upon them Monday. by
the return of their daughter, Miss
Mary. Who IN jane graduated from
Nas>ar College, New York. and now
comes home from her three months
tour In Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. -. Phillips have
rel urnrd from their western tOur,and
We are glad To know that Mrs. Phil
lips returns benefited 10y the out Ing.
They left August H'h, and took In
all the points Of interest IN the west,
going To the ocean and up 10 Vie.
,oria, Canada.
A letter To his parents announces
the improved condition of their son,
Ray Luk'ns. who was recently In
iurcd IN an auto accident near Los
Angeles. Ray will join his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. &. ". Lukens. Al santa
Monica. Cal, for which poin, they
leave to-day, Thursday.
Mrs. Jacob King l. visiting ST.
Joscph friends. and Jake l. doing his
own cooking. lie Is not yet decided
a. TO whether II, will do the family
washing az not. Ilc l. busy enter
tanning his brother, +, NJ, who Is
here from near bethany. Tcey both
served In the l'nion army as menu
hers Of The I'd Mo. Infantry.
\ card from Rev. T.. -, Roberts,
~ Los Angeles, where he attended
III. nat lonal cncampmen' Of thee 4.
a., says he and Mrs. Il. are having a
drligh,ful time. The card shows
Rev. Roberts riding monster os-
tiich. and the smile tia, illuminc>
his cnunlrnancc would indicate lac en-.
ioyrd the ride. Mrs. Roberts i near
him, and Stems 10 enjoy seeing him
take the ride.
James kcrnry has returned from
Yuma county, Colorado, where he
visited his brother Nathan, Walker
NOgan, Irvine, son Of Ira Stephenson
all formerly from Holt county. lie
finds them all prospecting, and seem
ingly satisfied with their Western
homes. lie brought with him some
tine corn specimens, gathered from
Nogan's fields, principally of the
AUST ralian' and Dent" varic, les.
and none less than ten inches long.
lie says Walker viii have 800 busll'
els this year. Jim bought LEO acres.
and expects 10 move to his new home
this fan or winter.
The lovers Of the unique and old
style furniture viii he interested In
looking at an old-timc bureau, to he
seen at Robert Ilatch's barber shop.
1t Is In cherry and finished IN yarnish
for him by Carroll Il Coyle, who Sc
cured IL from Mrs. =. II. holland. the
mother OF +. :. holland, Of this city.
II originally was the property OF
Judge Hartman q. holland, who was
the first Presiding Judge of our
county court, and served during the
years ls+l.+2, who purchased It. from
y cabinet maker about that time. II
was given TO Sig's father when he
was married, and Mrs. n. sold II Il
Carroll Il Coyle, and they to Mr.
| Hatch