The Holt County sentinel., 1913-04-11

S. p. Perkins. Route 5, Oregon,
has span Of mules for sale, cheap.
Dry Land Geese Eggs, 800 per
setting of seven eggs.
T.. L. BRODBKcK.
Mrs. Pearl Frye aud son, Robert
Max, attended the Jasper Browning
wedding at Mound City, Tuesday
evening Of this week.
Speaking about civic pride. don't
you think you ought to shut your
chickens up so your neighbors can
raise garden and bluegrass.
County Surveyor John Peret was
here, Monday, running a line separat.
Ing the VIC. Pearson and J. J. Adkins
Transforming Mirror, April4.
Miss Anna Neylon. u trained
nurse, OF st. Joseph. Mo-, who has
been caring for Mrs. r. a. Callow and
new daughter, has returned to her
home.
The Christian Church Aid society
elected their officers for 1913, last week.
Miss Kate Barbour Is president: Mrs.
Bert Mapel, Vice. president: Mrs. c. O.
Proud, treasurer.
Mrs. Judge Norman accom- panied
her hubby" to the county seat, Mon.
day. and for a while watched his be.
havior on the bench, and then went
back home. She was very reticent,
and wouldn't submit TO an interview.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Murray have
returned from Ledyard, Iowa, where
they visited her brother, DR.. Judson
Laughlin. who II practicing medicine
there. The doctor is well known
here, having lived In the Highland
district, Forbes township, from 1882
TO about 1893.
John Fry, while trimming up
some peach trees, for Frank Sutton,
Monday, OF this week, April I, the AK
glanced and struck his right foot, cut.
ting quite a cash In the instep.
While he will have q pretty sore foot
Tor awhile, II Is not apprelended that
any serious results will follow.
| 1t does beat everything what q
lot OF things are bought eacl, year
with the egg money, to hear some
women tell II. We sometimes feel
ashamed OF ''us men" when we hear
some OF the stories told by certain
women regarding the size and amount
OF their purchases, made wholly with
the egg money.
! The well doesn't have to he stu.
ated very far from the house to make
walk Of several dozen miles In q
week for your wife in carrying her
supply OF water for house use. Meas
ure the distance from the house to
the well and you may find 1t time to
provide q better way for the wife to
secure her water supply.
We extend our sincere congratu.
ations TO Mr.. and Mrs. Lonamma
Wilkes, who became husband and
wife, "Wednesday of this week, April
9th. The bride was Miss Edith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. j. Ian.
ders, of Forest City. They are among
our very best young people, whose
large circle OF friends will wish them
peace and plenty throughout long
life.
"A program has reached us An
nouncing the Seventeenth Students
Recital OF the Northwestern Univer-
sity School OF Music, Of Evanston,
Illinois, that gives us especial pleas
ure from the fact that one Of Oregon's
girls has Q position Of recognition that
will bring special qualification to her
parents and many friends and associ.
ates-Miss Mary Emma Moore. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. !. Moore, hav.
Ing been given the honor of being the
pianist on the occasion.
Local freight No. 90 severely In
iured an employee OF the Burlington,
near Napier, Tuesday morning, April
!, by running over q limb and crush.
Ing 1t SO that 1t had to Ike smputated,
and bruising the head considerably.
The injured man was brought to
Bigelow and temporarily fixed by the
company's doctor here, and was taken
to the St. Joseph hospital, where the
operation was performed. Latest re-
ports are that lie Is getting along all
dght No one seems to know ,how'it
Happened. He was member ef'the
steel laying gang and his home Is In