The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-12

were In Kansas City, last week. going
by the Ford" route.
John Meek, of Elmo, Mo-, was
here = few days this week, visiting
his many friends.
Matt Eiler Is down at the cam
ming factory now. getting things In
shape for the packing season.
Perry ". Ramsay, Of the Lincoln
district. Is making some improve
inents to his residence. an extra room
and some Closets.
Miss Sudie Collins, Of st. Joseph,
was here for day last week to see
her aunt, Mrs. Margret Collins, who
has been quite sick.
There will be preaching at the
Benton church next SUNDAY morning,
and at NickeIl's Grove at night.
The PASTOR.
Albert Markt has been making SUBJ
stantial improvements to his already
handsome country home has add
ed a bed room and a bath room, and
painted the exterior In white.
Elder Augustine and wife, re-
turned Friday from Iowa. where they
had been visiting relatives. They
visited ". a. Wade and wife, until
"Wednesday. when they went TO For
est City. where they will reside
Fillmore Gazette
"A man no sooner gets an auto
than lac becomes an enthusiastic good
roads advocate. lie believes then,
tina, the auto lacks only good roads,>o
that II can travel AT all seasons Cf
the year and at all times, TO be the
greatest good thing on earth.
Scott llndgin has completed sub.
stanlial improvements 10 his resi-
dence property In this city, In the
shape Of q handsome concrete porch
and approaches. which were put In 10y
the Oregon Pressed Stone company.
and the Green Bros. have given I, a
coating IN white with green trim.
ming>.
Foster Crowell returned Friday,
from 81. Joseph, where lac has been
IN ia, sisters hospital for two weeks,
Dr. G,igcr removing a vein from one
Of his legs. lie l. getting along as
well ~ can he expected, and can move
around by the aid of cruichcs. IL
will bc some time before hc las en-.
tlrely recovered.
--Iinmie Cain brought In III head
of hogs. Art Calluw II. I'D Muse I and
Lin Muse IN. Monday, and sold TO
viii D,rr. who sent them oul 10 st.
Joseph. Riley lluiaii shipped out
M head Monday. On Tuesday. Ar.
Balller shipped out - head and viii
Noellsch ~ head. There were nine
car loads Of hogs and three Of cattle
shipped during the montk Of June.
Harry and lay Petree left here
Tuesday Of las, week on their wheels,
their destination being Lincoln, Kan.
sas, q distance OF 27J miles. They
stopped and spent the Fourth with
relatives at Blue Rapids. and the fol.
low Ing day they resumed their jour
ney, arriving at their destination on
Sat urday. making the trip In four
days actual travelling. They Travelled
- miles the last day.
John Weller has been waiting for
nature TO supply his potato patch
with water for the past two months
and II did not do II, so he Just took
his gasoline engine and attached IL
To his pump and Is giving the ground
a thorough soaking. II isn't very of.
ten that We Missourians have to do
stunts like this, but II seems that In
this section Of the country that ma
ture has failed to provide sufficient
rainfall for garden truck. Maitland
Herald.
Arthur FERN and wife, who years
ago were residents of the Minnesota
Valley district, nov residing at vii.
more, Kansas, have been visiting rel.
ativcs In the county The past few
weeks. among whom was his sister,
Mrs. John Cottier, who was formerly
Alice Eyerly, and Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Everson, of Forest City, Mrs. Charles
| Wylie was cousin of Mr.. FERN.
Mr.. FERN left Holt county IN 1855,
and Prof Eyerly was our county COM
missioner of schools In ls,is--O.
Henry Nogel, wife and family are
as happy as they can he, their daugl-
ter, Miss Mary, having arrived here
from California, saturday last To
make them visit, She left her home
| here, when II, years of age. After
living there II years she came for her
lirsl visit. then returned 10 Califor-
mia. and now after lapse of seven
years, makes her second visit home.