The Holt County sentinel., 1912-12-27


--torwin Ieller is home from Mar.
ION Kansas, where he has been visit
ing with the old folks al home.
y good span Of Horses. Harness
ana Wagon for sale. Cali on or adj.
dress Roy Campbell. Oregon. Mo.
+. T. BradiieId Of Craig. has sold
his craig stock of merchandise To l..
;. Martin. of Eaglcvillc. Missouri.
George Icllcr and Lester Painter.
are home from the State University.
at Lincoln. Nebraska. TO enjoy the
holiday season.
y. +. Iook, OF Bigeow, has ~ far
recovered from his rrcrn, uperai ion
for appendicitis. ~ ~ he able To re-.
turn To- his home.
Clothes cleaned and pressed Ny
Geo. VI. Moore. orders left AZ Chas.
kuork'S store or residence. norIhras
OF canning factory, will receive
prompt attention.
Joe Mitrhct purchased the ~.
acre farm nf Kirby Barnes. Friday of
la>, week, paying s.himo. Greene 4
Greene. real estate agents. Of this
city, negolia ed the sale.
| &. C. Fuller. of Forest city, re-.
turned. Sat,.iay last. from Sunman.
Ind. where lIc was called 10y the
death Of u ~on.in-law. l.. 4. Wctlcll
Who died there, December ". loi2.
ihacrc farm for sale or trade. >
miles northwest Of Forbes. Three.
room house. smoke house. cellar.
stable. Lots of fruit OF all kinds.
100 cash. Long time on balance.
CLYDE McWiILiAMs.
Forbes. Mo.
Mrs. II. :. Stephenson left last
week for Los Angeles. Cal. where she
will spend the winter with her son,
Grover In Los ANGELES, and with her
daughters. Mrs. FloSsie Clark. of
NanNys. CAL, and Mrs. Ora Finncy,
Of Maricopa, Cal. Stcrl says hc Is go.
Ing 10 stick" here for awhile, but
thinks he will land IN California bc.
fore the "roscs come again" IN This
country.
The odd Fellows of this city. had
a most enjoyable meeting Thursda,
evening Of last week. Il was their
annual rally meeting, and sixty mem.
bcrs answered roll call Speeches
were made 10y many members. and
after these, which were inicrspcrsed
with music. an enjoyable lunch was
served, consisting of oysters. etc. \
handsome sum was donated for the
benefit, Of the poor children Of the
city. Tor Christmas uses. and turned
over 10 the committee of ladies who
looked after the matter.
a. u. Greene received a letter,
this week. from his son RaIpl's wife.
In Harrisburg Ore. tina, Ralph fell
last week from the Catholic church
In that city, whore he was pain'in
and sustained u compound fracture OF
the right arm. between the wrist and
elbow. This Is certainly unfortunate
for Ralph and family, and their many
friends here extend sympathy. u
does see.n TO us that Ralph must have
been born under an unlucky star, ~
he has had more than his share Of
accidents. We trust the star has run
It's course, and from now on Inc will
have smooth sailing.
90 Ed. keaster and especially his lit
tie son and daughter, were very for
tuna,e sunday last. They were on
their way to Sunday school Ut Wood
VILE, and when near Fred T.. Markt's
q dog ran out, frightening the horse,
and caused the animal to jump and
run, throwing Mr.. Keaster out, but
the children remained IN the buggy,
and when the horse was near BERT
Drelier's, they called TO him 10 stop
the horse, the lines being down on the
ground. He ran out and caught the
horse, holding him until Mr.. Kcaster
came, Hut for Mr.. Drehcr's heroism
and prompt action, the result might
have been serious.
Prof II. y. Speer, superintendent
of the public school at Watson. was
taken to a hospital In 81. Joseph.
on Monday, Dec. III, suffering ex-
tremely with his crippled leg, Tues
day an operation was performed =
piece of hone was taken out Of the
hip and the balance Of the bone
scraped. lie stood the operation
nicely, but Thursday evening was
not So well. His mother, Mrs. Ida
Speer, Of Forest City, and Mr.. &. T..
bankers. of this city, who is broth