The Holt County sentinel., 1913-04-04

ers and host Of relatives and friends
to mourn his death.
r. Z. Kunkel was looking after
busininess interests In st. Joseph, last
week.
See s. r. Perkins, Oregon, Route
8, for Native Lumber, and he also has
two good Mich Cows for sale.
TIL Bishop, of Conception juno.
ton, this state, was In Oregon and
vicinity, this week, visiting relatives.
Mrs. Scott Hodgin and daughter,
Thelma, and sister, Miss Daisy Dono-
van, were shopping In st. Joseph,
Monday.
Miss Mary Kaucher, OF st. 10.
seph, who has been visiting her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. Francis Sutton and
wife, returned to her home, Monday
Of this week.
Miss Beulah Payne, Of the Phil.
lips University, OF Enid, Okla, I'm.
der German professor, Is ready to-
give Plano and Violin lessons at Ore.
gon, Mo. Home Phone, No. l4G.
For the man who works. What
Is itr Why II Is the Buffalo Calf
Shoe. They will make him smile,
and his feet glad to think they are
hid In such comfortable Shoe. c.
w. King sells them.
Prior Cunningham returned home
Monday Of this week, after an alb.
sence Of three and a half months in
Southern Missouri, and u visit OF two
months in Smithiield, Utah. where he
was the guest Of relatives.
--Burnes ane Jeptha Greene, aud
Hugh Pencil, Of this city, and
George W. Penny and George Alabac
Of Forest City, were IN Omaha. over
Sunday, looking over the wreck OF
the tornado Of Sunday, March -.
Miss Trot King, OF the Corning,
Iowa, public schools, having charge Of
the Science department Of that insti.
tuition, Is at home for the Spring va
cation, and will return Saturday OF
this week or Sunday OF next week.
See the Variety Store for Garden
Tools and Seeds, Plow Single and
Doubletrees, Clevises, Oilers, Hog
Rings, Poultry Feed, Grit and Leg
Bands, Poultry Netting and Roofing
OF all kinds. THE VARIETY STORE.
john =. Rul,i, Of New Point, IL.
turned from his trip to White River,
South Dakota, Monday OF this week,
where heexpects to remove, this year.
lie Is well pleased with the country.
His son, Dr. Jordan I,uhl. Il located
near White River.
Mrs. Hannah Berkenbarger and
son, Of Los Angeles, Cal, after sever
al weeks visit with relatives here,
left last saturday for her home. She
was accompanied ~ far rs ST. 10.
seph, 10y her brother, Fred Kramer, OF
Hickory township.
C. NJ. Livengood and wife, form.
erly Mrs. Margaret Hatch, OF this
city, were In the storm belt at Oma.
ha, Sunday, March %, Their house
was slightly damaged, but no serious
results. Mr.. Robert Hatch, Of this
city, a brother, went up to see them.
Mr.. Livengood was In hospital
there. and an operation was performed
upon him for appendicitis, and he Is
now doing nicely.
Emery c. Poynter, of Avalon,
Mo-, and Miss Susan llinkle, Of Rige-
low, were issued permit to become
husband and wife In st. Joseph, Tues.
day OF this week, April /, 1913, and
We feel safe In saying it's no April
fool joke, either, They have been
sweethearts some time. and they
don't grow any better young people,
anywhere. Good stock on both sides.
May you both live long and prosper
The Northwest Missouri Lumber
Dealers Association, OF Northeast
Kansas, Southeast Nebraska, South.
west Iowa and Northwest Missouri,
will convene In st. Joseph, Thursday,
April 10, 1913. Our fellow-citizen,
Mr.. II. G. Kunkel, Of the firm OF Ru.
ley & Kunkel, this city, will address
the meeting on "Why the RetailerY"
We think this subject will be we'll
taken care OF by Mr.. Kunkel, who
thoroughly understands the demands
and needs OF the lumber interests In
this section,
Our annual election for two city