The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-13

tended 10. SEBOCRS 'AksoN'
Mrs. \. L. Brumbaugh and two
sons left Monday evening Of last
week, June 2f or Boone willie this state
where they have decided to locate
Mr.. and Mrs. Brumbaugh were in
Boonville couple couple Of weeks
ago and secured a residence. cur
people regret very much TO have
them leave. but wish them success
and happiness IN their new bone.
Maitland Herald.
+. NJ Morris lief, Tuesday for hes
Moines, Iowa, where he will attend
the state reunion of Iowa troops.
participating IN the civil war. Mr.
Norris served IN the I'D Iowa lnIan-
try, and Vas wounded on the charge
on vicksburg, May -, l>6I. liy rca.
son of Mr.. Norris advanced years and
physical inlirmi,ics. II j. likely this
reunion vii he his last. Ills Ion
Merlin accompanied him.
Charley Narans, vino used 10 bc
one of the rural mail carriers out OF
Oregon, l. now having vacation.
As many knows, hn has been 4 street
car conductor IN st. Joseph for some
two OF three years. TN May ~ a.
his car was passing over a switch he
took the switch bar TO set the switch
and the bar wedged In the switch in
some way and pulled his hand into
the car fender, tearing the first and
third fingers Of his left hand nearly
or. IL Is thought that lie might
lose his third finger. The accident
viii give him u lay oil Of four or five
weeks. lie is getting along as well
as could be expected.
Last saturday morning. May )
the Omaha passenger train wss cross
ing the bridge just south Of town the
tire on the hind trailer wheels under
the engine came OIL and caused quite
lot of excitement. The train was
delayed here for nearly an hour, un.
III a relief engine from st. Joseph
could reach here and take the train
on. The disabled engine stood on
the side track here all day and most
of the night while workmen were
trying IN get the wheels raised ~
they would clear the rails enough for
them To back the engine to 81 Joseph.
Forest City News.
We regret the accident thar befel
Lee Fisher, formerly Of Craig lie lie
now with Sei,z Il Peterman on the
drcdge boat down In Shelby county
lie was engaged In repairing some
machinery and IN pouring some Rabbit
metal In u boxing an explosion took
place, much OF the metal covering
the face and getting into his eyes.
His face and eyes were badly burned
and for several days II was thought
might lose the sight Of both eyes.
lie was taken TO Hannibal and placed
In the care Of q specialist and lie has
so far recovered that IL Is thought he
will be able to return to his work In
few days.
1t Is time for every man, and wo-
man, whatever their station In life,
whatever their condition, to enlist In
some work that will make people bet.
ter, that will make this country bet.
ter to live In. Make his home town
cleaner, more healthful: more beauti.
full. What Is more to the point, It Is
best for every man and woman to be
so engaged, for In the realization Of
helpfulness to others there Is forget
fulness of ones own disappointment
and disbursement. There Is vast
deal OF satisfaction In being glad that
the other fellow is happy II you are
unhappy yourself, and there Is really
no need Of being unhappy II you look
forward instead Of backward. Hope
Is an antidote for a good many men.
tai poisons.
That 1t showed In st. Joseph ON
Thursday lust, June j, 1913, will be
attested to by &. E. Rush, city liber-
ian and T.. II. Clifford, secretary Of
the Commerce club. They were in
the rooms Of the Commerce club
twelfth floor OF the Corby.Forbes
building, during the brief rain Thurs
day and were suddenly attracted by
what appeared to be falling snow.
Rush says he extended his hand be-
yond the window and drew In snow
flakes. Those who saw the falling
snow are positive Of Its form and
presence In the air. 1t Is thought
that the sudden cooling Of the atm os
phere above the surface Of the
earth caused the rain to turn to
snow or that snow storm was pre-.
vailing near the clouds and that the
near melted remains Of the snow storm