The Holt County sentinel., 1913-04-11
They Visited in Trenton.

DEAR SIRs:-We returned from
Trenton. Mo alright. but 4, was a,
night, ~ We didn't ge, to see you 10
tell you and the rest OF the people
what an enjoyable visit We had with
Mr.. Walton and family. We landed
there at $3.50 O'Clock Saturday night.
March 30. They were at the depot
waiting for us, and we were all glad
to see each other. We found them all
well and happy. After greeting them.
we went to their home, which Is
In very nice location. They have
large two.story residence with many
modern improvements. I suppose 1t
Is not necessary to tell you that we
didn't retire for the night as soon as
we arrived at their home, II II was
late In the night. Many inquiries
were made about their friends In Holt
county, whom they were anxious to
hear from, and am glad that we
were In a position to give very IA.
vorable report. Sunday morning, the
sun came up bright and warm, but
looked the wrong way for the sun.
think IL came In the east - usual but
II didn't look that way to me. Many
OF the streets run on an angle, and
one who Is not acquainted will get
turned the wrong way for awhile.
We went TO Sunday school at $50
Sunday morning, which was very In.
teresting. They have about ten class.
es In their school, but the most inter.
esting one 10 me was the children's
class Of about forty. They have q
separate room for them, shut of from
the main room with sliding doors. In
that room they have small chairs for
all the children, also an organ and II
Is great TO hear those children sing.
After the recitation they march out
to the main room to march played
on q plano In the main room, to their
several places. At II o'clock the reg.
ular preaching service was held, and
We were certainly glad to hear Bro.
Walton preach again. Ills subject In
the morning was: "whirl Winds.
Floods and Fires" an Interpretation
OF the weeks disasters from the gos-
pei standpoint. Evening subject:
"a Judge Trembles Before His Pris.
oner." Both were very able discours.
e.. Another very pleasing number
a, no waS yt,o cnoplu ,nnol, lac Mr,
Walton and another lady. They have
a very nice church building and good
attendance. Sunday over, Monday
was very busy day and very inter.
esting. We visited the coal mines.
the Public Library, the printing Of.
fees, the Country Club grounds OF
seventy acres and twenty acres more
recently purchased not yet fenced In
with the other. Golf Is the principal
game. A very interesting sight Is
the Club house, that they have built
with about as rough material as they
could get: the outside looks like an
old.timc 10y house. 1t Is about Wx
10, one story. The outside Is boxed
up with slabs about eight inches wide
put on lengthwise representing q
log house. The porch has hickory
poles with bark on for porch columns.
They have u kitchen, dining room
and Club room with old.time rock
fireplace: the rooms are boxed inside
with yellow pine. boxing sides and
ceiling moulding run over boxing TO
represent panel work: pianoin It's cor.
ner, dishes, tables, everything to
make II pleasant: rustic chairs and
benches. II Is located on the bluffs
on Grand river, Just al the edge OF
the city, possibly $50 feet above the
river. This Is certainly a pleasant
place to visit. The members of the
Club do not allow anything going on
but what Is commendablc. Trent on
Is very nice place, and We certainly
had very enjoyable time. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walton send their good wishes
to all, W, a, KLINEpETER.