The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-14

Lloyd Thatcher and Carl Green are
At home from the State University
for the summer season.
Mrs. John Hibbard has returned
from st. Joseph, where she spent the
week end with her sister, Mrs. Jo-
seph Adamack.
Mrs. Hen r. Gordon and two chill
dren. Lena and Franklin, spent few
days the past week visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. II. McNulty.
Misses Abbie and Josephine Muir
ray have returned from their visit
with their aunt and uncle, Albert
Kunkel and wife, OF Anadarko, OK.
Carl Brough, Of st. Joseph, by
reason Of John Eiler being in the hos
pital, has come up and taken Johns
place In the Philbrick barber shop.
Carl is . good barber, aud we think
will make friends.
For the Krst time In six weeks,
Mrs. q. II. Price was enabled TO go
downstairs Monday. st the Hote,
Woodland. II will be remembered
she received q strained ankle while
getting OF q train at Chillicothe.
Remember the ball game at Ma
pier next Sunday. June 10, at , p. M,
between Napier and the Arkansaw's.
This is the second game they have
played this season, the first being 5tO
In favor Of Napier. This game sun
day will be interesting. he sure and
attend.
There we're ~ teachers took the
examination al Mound City Friday
and Sat urday Of last week. Superin-
tendcnt Rock was present and gave
the examinations his personal atten-
,ion. lie tells us there are - Holt
county teachers taking the summer
course at the Maryville Normal
The ladies' Of the Christian
church, New Point, will give an Ice
cream social next Saturday night,
June IL. twin he held In the Geo.
". Lentz building, and Dr. kearney's
10, just south. Every one II invitid.
There will be other pleasing features
to add To the social part. This was
post poned from last Tuesday right on
account Of the cool, damp weather.
Miss Kathleen Proud left Monday
Of this week for q few weeks visit with
her grandfather and grandmother .her
uncles and her aunts. all members Of
"Gidcon's Band," Gideon kunkel.
wife and family, Of Anadarko. Okla
homa. She was Joined at Kansas CITY
by her uncle. Gideon, III, who II q
81 udent at the Missouri University.
and was en.route home 10 AnadarkO
for the vacation period.
| A man has Just been left a large
sum Of money because some years ago
hc did a Kindness Ia q woman In dis
trcss. Well, II pays To show kind
mess. The financial returns may sell
small matter 10 any chiyalric, courte-
Gus person. There IL payment In The
ac, itself, for every kind word uttered
and every kind action performed
brings a double blessing In that IT,
blcsscs both the one Who gives and
the one TO whom !, j. given.
l.. !. Moore and wife will leave
Friday of this week, weather favora-
bile, IN their car for DesMoincs, Iowa,
where they will meet their daughter,
Miss Mary, en.rou,e home from the
Northwestern University, Evanston, !,
Illinois. where She Is taking special
course IN vocal and Instrumental mu-
sic, but viii not graduate until next
year. Their son, win, OF 81. Joseph
may join them AZ DesM oincs and all
come back together IN the ear. We
wi>h them "a pleasant journey and safe
return.
Jack" Jimison doesn't get I
town very often. but when lac does
come, everybody L. glad 10 see him.
lie l. an old veteran, and belonged "a
the famous Ith Kansas cavalry, and
stayed with his regiment for three
years and eight months, and keeps
four bucRshoi in his anatomy, as q
daily reminder of that service. lie
now goes on the pension roll at sA
per month. We are always glad to
see Jack" and suggest that the girls
bring him up on Saturday afternoon,
June -, and meet with his comrades
lof Meyer Post, which meets at the
lhome OF W. &. Opel.