The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-01

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ton, Mo-, Is visiting here, the guest
Of her aunt. Mrs win Hinde and
family.
John Colvin. Of st. Joseph, IL WIS.,
iting here, the guest Of his brother.
in.la~ and sister. Dr. =. r. MARYLAND
and wife.
Mrs. Cora Burgess and son. Bruce,
left this week for a few days visit In
Kansas City, and from there will take
a trip, remaining until school opens.
w. G. opel has returned from
Kansas city. where he has been re.
ceiving treatment In a hospital there
for ten days. He says he received con.
siderable benefit.
Ralph Moore was before tile
state Board Of Embalming. last
week, and passed a most satisfactory
examination, and b. received his u.
cense to practice.
Wesley Iachnan Is some plum
raiser, sending In 10y i. d. and Mercer
llinde, a bunch Of the pottawatomie
variety, a twip 20 inches long, con.
tanning ~ well developed pluns.
II have opened up Feed and
Coal business In schultz Brothers
Warehouse, Come ana see me before
making your orders.
ALBERT W. SEEMA>.
Charles Coaan and wife left this
week for a lew weeks visit with his
daughter. Mrs. Maud Bleyins. Of 81.
Anothy, Idaho, and his sister. Mrs.
u. l.. Bleyins, OF Idaho Falls. Idaho.
Miss Rowena Pierce has been en-.
pertaining her friend. Miss Mildred
Ea>ley, Of Salem, Nebraska. for a few
days. She returned home. laS, week.
She also entertained Miss Lillian
RoNelius, Of Corning, for few days.
Mrs. Charles Witte. of Lincoln,
Nebraska, cnroute home from -. 10.
>eph, stopped of and made a short
visit with friends, Tom Curry, wife
and daughter, Miss Anna. last week,
returning to her home saturday Of
last week.
Instead Of the usual method Of
swallowing q piec. Of dry bread TO
dislodge fish bone In the throat, try
sucking a lemon and swallowing the
juice slowly. In less than a minute,
the citric acid In the lemon will have
dissolved the bone to a Jelly and IL
viii harnlessly slip down the throat.
L. C., Washington. W. C.-Ex.
Mrs. James Peret, who with her
two children. have been on an .xten.
ded ,iSi, with her parents, VIM.
Mills and wife, Of Maitland. started
Sunday last on her return TO her
home In Plainyiew, Texas. Her III.
tie daughter, Dorothea, whp was op.
Grated upon, during her visit, has
about recovered, and j. getting along
line.
7. =. pebley lost about one hun.
dred shocks OF wheat Tuesday fore.
noon. Sparks from a freight engine
SET lire Ia the stubble and burned
over several acres before II was put
out. Wheat Is averaging about one
bushel 10 the shock this year. thus
the loss OF 100 shocks means the DIES.
truction VI about s.j worth Of grain.
Mr.. Pebley will doubtless be REIN.
bursed for his loss, Craig Leader,
July %, 1913.
There was quite a little lire ex.
citement last Wednesday afternoon
when the foot bridge north Of the
Christian church caught lire. The
lire started from unknown origin and
took about - buckets Of water TO ex.
tinguish the flames. The whole
bridge was mass Of flames and with
the strong wind blowing II was indeed
fort innate that II was gotten under
control before any of the surrounding
buildings were ignited. Forest City
News, July ~
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