The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-08

See the beautiful Vanity Coin
Purses with chain for 10 cents at the
| Variety Store.
Will Springer has the thanks Of
The SENTINEL force for a line lot Of
luscious peaches.
VIII Derr had out four cars Of
hogs and one Of cattle, over the q. ].
r., the past week.
Gala WEIGH, OF Omaha, Nebras.
ka, Is visiting numerous relatives In
and around Oregon.
-Pottawatomie Plums, brought In
by Yves. Zachman, one twig. u inches
long, contained 80 plums.
Mrs. Phil HufYaker (colored) Is
seriously III at her home In this city,
with but little hopes Of recovery.
born, to George Harris and wife,
Of Nodaway township, July 81, 1918, .
girl, Dr. G. l.. Evans In attendance.
Mrs. Andy Patterson was In
Maryville, Wednesday Of this week,
where she attended basket picnic.
Earl OrendorfT has resigned and
John Hendricks las accepted the
position Of conductor on the o. !. II.
The Misses susie and Helen
Meyer, Of University Place, Neb.,
we're here for few days, this week,
the guests OF relatives.
Misses nellie Prussman and lieulah
Klopp, Who have been attending the
Normal at Maryyile, this summer,
returned home, this week.
Budded peaches for sale a, 20
cents per bushel at orchard.
CLYDE McwiLLiAM>.
Forbes, Mo.
Miss Kate Green has returned
from Sturgeon hay, Wisconsin, after
an extended visit with her sisters and
brother. Size will teach the CUP
school the coming year.
Miss Erma, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. T.. Eddy, Of upper Holt. was
married Wednesday of this week
August 18th, 20 Mr.. Raymond Z.
Steele. They viii reside In Tarkio.
Mrs. raui Il. Davis. OF Springfield,
Missouri, has been alarmingly III from
ptomaine poison, caused 10y eating
salmon; She has about recovered.
Tie family formerly resided In Mound
City.
Master Raymond lDobyns, who
has been the guest Of hi> grandpa. ID.
i. Dobyns, returned To his home In
Marceline, Wednesday Of this week.
lie was accompanied a. far a. ~. 10.
seph by hi grandfather.
John Il. Burger will leave this
week for Buffalo, wyo., where lac Will
remain for an indefinite period, with
a View Of improving his health. We
wish John success. prosperity AL
health wherever lie may 20.
Mrs. q. II. Allen and children,
Edgar and Thomas, visited In skid.
more over sunday, the guests Of rela.
tives, Her mother, Mrs. Mary
Haynes, who had been visiting her
for some time, accompanied her
home.
-Dr J. Il. Thatcher and son, Rob.
ert, went TO 81. Joseph, Monday
morning OF this week, TO meet Mrs
Thatcher, who Was en.route home
from a two.weeks' visit In Columbia,
Kansas City, Chillico,he, Macon and
Breckenridge.
-winifred, the bright little six
year old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.,
X. Iiasness, had her sixth birthday,
Wednesday OF last week, July 3oth,
and she celebrated IL by inviting In a
dozen or more OF her little friends,
and they had u great time playing,
and enjoying the goodies, prepared by
her mamma.
The heat record was again broken
Tuesday, 9Th inst, when the ther.
mometer touched lOj degrees; the
second instance for the summer
July III, II was l0j. In the evening,
Tuesday, there was every idication
OF q good rain, but IL went visiting,
after giving MS a little that measured
.0s Of an inch.
Merrill Christy was here for few
days, this week, visiting his grand.
mother, Mrs. Bette Bunker, and 9th.
er relatives. He Is still with Mar
shall Field 4 Co., with headquarters
At New Orleans, Louisiana, he having
charge Of the Southern division, with
headquarters as above stated. lie is
looking tine and says he feels the
III "a mo