The Holt County sentinel., 1913-02-21

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The finest cigars and tobacco, in
town will he found Ut Moore & Allen s
West Side Cafe.
Arch Patterson and Emmett,
kariies. OF Triumph district. were in
Oregon, Monday. on business.
Please return the Hay Rake and
Harrow that you borrowed Of me. |
need them. l.. !. MOORE.
Scott ilodgin, OF Forbes. pur.
chased j.passenger Overland touring
car Of Ilasiiess Il Foster. last Monday.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Christian church are busily engaged
getting things ready for their annual
Easter sale.
Miss Bonnie Bonner, stenograplier
for ". II. Richards & Son, Is back at
her desk, after an enjoyable visit with
relatives down IN Oklahoma.
The many friends OF little Glenn
Naran> will he glad to know that he
Is nov Commissioning after having been
alarmingly III from diptheria.
Elder Eli Looney has been secured
~ the pastor of the New Liberty
church. His appointments are the
second and fourth Sundays Of each
month
Ed smith and Henry Thurman.
IT.. oi Benton township, were In Ore.
eon ami vicinity, for a day or so. last
week, the guests OF relatives and
iricnd>
For hot and cold lunches of all
kinds aud AT all hours. 30 to Moore
\ Aliens West side Cafe. YOU can
get ihr best cup OF coffee In town
thcrc, too.
I,r sale Thoroughbred short
Horn Bulls and some extra good. com.
ing 'ircc.ycar old Mules.
u. {. NENER.
Farmers Phone. Mound City, Mo.
Wade II. Coulter. one OF the Coui.
ter ami Coulter Pony and log Show
propiirtorS, died at his home in Al.
hany, saturday, Feb. Sih. Mr. Coulter
had been In The circus business fof a
number of years.
W. are glad ,o.rcpurt that Uncle
GcOrgr Meyer has been some better
the pas, week. being able to set up u
small portion OF the time during the
afternoon. His sister, Mrs. Mary
ilornrckcr, Is no better.
Mrs. NJ. j. Quinby, now In her
sSth year. and who has been living
near Craig. on a farm, l. now a, the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. 4. ".
Greene, of this city, where she viii
make her future home.
George S.Lukcns, real estate deal.
er, has sold wliat:is known as the lin
property, south side Of the square, but
owned by Lin Whitman, 20 his moth.
cr, Mrs. &. W. Lukens, now of Santa
Monica. California, for Sldj0
". u. Richards has been In Shcl.
byvillc. this state. this week, where
hc Is attorney for a large drainage
district, nov In course Of organization
and incorporation. We guess he can
steer them 10 a safe harbor " anybody
can.
u viii do your eyes good To look
Al The Washington Window" In the
7, l.. Price hardware store. l, is the
work Of l'ert Maple. Ray Iiibbard and
Walter Higgle, and reflects much
credit upon their good taste and exc.
cution.
Mrs. Neal lIoblitzell, who LA.
bcen suffering from anattack of pneu
monia and was getting better, took
cold the latter part Of last week and
had q relapse, but Is now considerable
better again Skidmore New Era
Feb. 18th.
We would esteem H. a great favor
| ~ N'oSC VI out tsthcuS, tIlIoukuout
the county who participated In the
battle Of Gettysburg, whether the,
wore the blue or gray, would send u,
their names, regiment, brigade ant
corps:commander,
We are glad TO learn through dis
patches that the new drainage law a.
prepared by w. II. Richards, Of THU
city, has been approved by the com
mittee on Drainage Laws, and unles
something unusual happens, II vii
likely be enacted by our present legis
lature.
You can easily tell a dead mer
chant now. lie ispaying no attention
20 parcel post, and Is making no effor
to serve his customers through II
even when by doing so II would prov,
a great accommodation. II the mail or
| der house get the most business IL l