The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-06
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Spring for a few days rest.
Kennedy n Carr went to St Jo.
seph, Saturday last.
&C. u. look vas looking after bus.
ness interests In Omaha, this week.
Newt Planalp and George Shep.
herd were In st. Joseph, Tuesday Of
this week.
Mrs. Wick Greene and Miss Lilly
NoelIsch were In st. Joseph, Tuesday
of this week.
Mrs. Nina Curry visited for a
day or two In st. Joseph, this week
with relatives.
Mrs. Seibourn Carson has re-
turned from a visit with her mother
In Dawson. Mo.
Miss olive Shepard, OF Kansas
City, Is here visiting her uncle. a. l..
Henderson and family.
Mrs. Curt Kennedy and sons,
Robert and Harold, visited her par
ents In 81. Joseph, this week.
Ed. kneale, Of Maitland. and
Frank kneale, Of Fillmore, were In
st. Joseph, Tuesday Of this week.
viii Patterson left Wednesday
for Stanford and other points In Mon.
tana to look after his real estate in.
teres,s. lie will he gone two or three
weeks.
| Henry Armack and V. &. Harms,
OF near Mound City, and Howard
Penny, Of near Maitland, were In
Oregon, Wednesday Of this week. on
business.
Mrs. &. -. Iook, daughter. Miss
Mary, and Mrs. ida Evans and daugh.
ter, Lavona, were In ST. Joseph, Wed.
nesday Of this week, going down In
the automobile.
Fred Markt and wife, Of oregon.
left Wednesday Of this week. for
Holiday, Mo-, for few days visit
with their children, DR.. Moss u. no.
land. wife and little daughter.
--Childrcn's Day will lie observed
al the Evangelical church next sun.
day night, June :. A fine program
has been arranged, and a Cantata,
queen June" will he presented.
Everybody cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. VIM. BENDER, OF Blue Rap.
Ids, Kansas, IL here on visit with
her daughter. Mrs. Andrew Tochter.
man Russell has struck: and Nil.
dred and Max are simply dee.ligh,cd.
We are glad 10 learn that our
friend. John W. stokes. Is holding
his own, and is able 10 sit up IN his
Invalid chair al times through the
day. lie Is 50 delighted when friends
call. The devotion Of wife and chill.
drcn Is simply noble beyond descrip.
ton.
The only way. say many OF the
members Of the Civic League 10 make
the right start toward making our
little town sanitary and more beau.
tiful, is for everyone to sprinkle and
keep the weeds cut down-then. after
this Is done, flowers and vines can be
set out and taken care of. Think
this over. but do nd think too long
ge, 10 work and do this 50 wc can get
results.
The ladies' Of the Chrysanthe.
mum Society, who have by their in.
defatigablc work, and money expend.
ed. put our cemetery in such fine
shape, that everyone comments on
the beauty and the way II is now
KEEP, up, need a few seats, To place
throughout the grounds, and will
more than appreciate II some of our
liberal citizens will come TO their
aid by contribution, and help To get
these needed seats. DO not delay
help them at once.
Linn Derr, sons John and Henry,
were In st. Joseph, this week, with
~ head OF hogs that averaged $50
pounds. They lacked live cents OF
topping" the market, getting $3.50
per hundred. Linn brough, back 20
head OF feeders. Harry Pollock and
John Dreher were also there, Harry
with 10 head that averaged aOO
pounds, and John with 10 head, aver
aging $50 pounds. They lacked live
cents OF reaching the top, and re-
ceived $3.50 per hundred.
ID. N. Martin, Of this city, re-
ceived the sad news, this week, that
his brother, Oliver a. Martin, had
died at San Dimas, Cal, from paraly.
sis, Decoration Day, May 30, 1913, hav.
Ing had a stroke about two years ago,
and from which he never recovered.
lie vas well known here, having came