The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-20

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other relatives.
Mrs. James Walls and son. Char.
ley, were shopping In 81. Joseph Mon.
day.
| Miss Gertie Bennett is attending
the Park college commencement ex.
ercises, this week.
Rev: j. II. Klplinyer OF Ina, Mo-.
was here Monday, the guests Of rela.
tives and friends.
Little Glens sNarans Of 81. Joseph
Is here on visit with Grandpa and
Grandpa Turnham.
Mrs FL. Zeller, vino has been sui.
fering with rheumatism for some
time, is now improving.
Charley Patterson. ST.. left Tues.
day for Excelsior Springs. this state,
for a short visit with relatives.
--Jep. Greene, who has been sick
for several days, is now much i'm.
proved, and able 10 he up and around
again.
r.. G. Benton, who has been on
the sick list for several days, Il re.
ported to he improving. We are glad
to learn.
Frank Browndeld and wife re.
turned tn Crazy. Monday. after a
three weeks absence a. Excelsior
Springs.
Tom herr aud wife are dc..light.
ed: i,s ilnr baby boy, born sunday
last, June II. br. Thatcher made the
ini reduction.
Miss Lille To,brfi returned Ia
her work In ~ Joseph Monday after
a few days visit with Ter par.
rnis near Forest city
Mrs Howard Tcarr and her sis.
ter. Mr., l. W. Russell " raycttc.
Idaho, went mp 10 Glccnwupi, Iowa,
Monday 10 yi>i, relatives.
Among the ~. Joseph l,i,ur>
saturday last We noticed W H. Rich.
ards. A. W. Gotten. John King. Char.
ley Parsons and Neville Dickson
Mrs III. Durham and daughter
were In craig, while her husband was
a, Maryvillc. this week. attending
court In the Crowlcy.Shull case On a
motion to rctaX costs,
Mrs. Hugh Biggs. Who has been
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. IVES
llamm and family " near New Point
for q week, returned Monday 10 her
home IN 81. Joseph.
Grant rullcn has just completed
a dandy new barn for lin Milne, Of
Forbes township. II j. IaN'pwiih 20.
foot posts II l. nortised together In
the old.fashioned style,
License was issued - Geo. ".
royn,cr, the Iilsclow banker, and
Mis- Jennie Mckee, On Monday. 18TH
inst, and TUE SENTINEL presnming
the terms II the contract have been
complied with, sends r. >inrcrcSi con.
graf ulations.
Dur very young I'D friend. 4. ".
Walter, j. certainly getting progress.
I've. lie j. now doing his blowing
with 4 li.hnf,rpowcr engine and
a liy".gang pillow, "" Used to-
plough with u wooden plpW here In
the forticS, lie keeps right up with
the times. Corning Mirror. June H.
Misses Fannie, Jennie and Harry
Gagehy, II Mound City, accompanied
by their cousins, Rev. Frank t.agebN
aud family, of Fort Madison, Iowa,
Mere guests al the VIM, Morris home
a few hours saturday evening. They
came down In the latters ear, IN
which the family have been driving
across the country.
Prof. Coburn, Mrs. Coburn and
Richmond, Of Chillico,he, accompa.
MED 10y their chauffeur, drove over
from Chillicolhe In their handsome
new Studebaker, on sunday last tax.
Ing their time and making the trip In
about 10 hours, They will visit for
few days with their many friends
here.
Sol u. Forney Vas In town this
week renewing old acquaintance. lie
says there are very, very few Of the
"old ones" left that he used TO know
here years ago, lie mentioned
George Meyer and wife and Mrs.
Mary Curry as among those yet liy.
Ing whom he knew In bygone days.
Forney came here IN 1851. lie will
reach his s0th mile post, November
II, 1913.
Edward Ilanley, sometimes known
as Edward Norman, on the way TO
the penitentiary from Atchison coun.
~ TO serve two years for horse steal.
| inc psra ned from sheriff Il NJ Ray.