The Holt County sentinel., 1913-03-28

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sepl,, is the guest OF her granddaugh.
ter. Eloise Philbrick.
Carl Adams and Miss Martha NJ.
Hunt, both Of Bigelow we're granted
marriage license IN ~. Joseph On
Monday Of this week, 2iih Inst.
TIE shank and shovel Of PROV
cultivator lost between j. q. Trim
lner farm and New Point. Finder
rewarded. Notify J. ". Acton, Ore.
gon.
Mrs. Jennie Riggle died at her
home In this city, Wednesday, March
2dth, aged 6j years. We hope for an
obituary next week. Funeral ser.
vices will be conducted from tie
Highland church.
"A RARE BARGAIN In a 81.
inch Fine Embroidery Flouncing.
Beautiful Patterns aud worth 80
cents per yard. Special at % cents a
yard for one week. Commencing Sat.
urday, March 2.lh. &. W. KiNa.
See the Variety Store for Garden
Tools and Seeds, Prov Single aud
Doublctrees, Clevises. Oilers, Hog
Rings, Poultry reed. Grit aud Leg
Bands, Poultry Netting and Roofing
II all kinds Tue VARIETY STORE.
The Easter sale given 10y the La.
dies Aii society, ui the Christian
cuurch. tutailed Sl2l.i9. Tie mem
beers Of the society feel grateful Ia
those vino made donal ion, aud ais
t. the public for their liberal pat.
ronagc.
In conversation with John !.
'rews the other day, he remarked
hat lac had six sisters whose ages
tumbincd with his averaged - yeats
rnc youngest l. ~ and The oldest :;
,car> There were originally nin
children IN the family. The sisters
referred 10 are all residents 81 Nir.
sinia Craig Leader. March -
Did YOU all notice What q hard
imr Old Luna had last Saturda,
morning getting read, for E,strrY
| H. Was brinful aud IN total eclipse
rherc viii he three eclipsrs OF the
| un this spring aud summer. each
occurring on the day the moon
cnanprs. That's What the almanac
says, anyh ~.
| l,ichmond, down IN Clay county.
claims To have the s,inpiest man on
Earth. and u premium l. offered for
his superior IN close list Sirss lie
got married To q home girl To save
Expenses. They walked around the
square tor a biidal tour. lie bought
her a nickel's worth of stick cand,
Tor a wedding present, and then sug.
Icsted that they save the candy for
the children.
| Mrs. Lois Furguson, wife Of Jas.
furguson, died AT her honc IN ~.
Joseph, Mo-, saturday, Match -,
1913, after u short Illness Mrs. FUR.
guson was the daughter Ct John Op.
den and wife, OF Nebraska City, Ne
braska. She Is survived by her hus
band and seven children, together
with her parents, four sisters and
two brothers. ln,crmcnt Tuesday
forenoon ~ 81. Joseph.
The city OF 81. Louis has a total
taxable assessment Of over sos 900.
| 40 Ia. 4 ID "A
u. Francis, millionaire capitalist,
had but 1910 In cash las, June.
James Campbell, president of the
North American Company, had $s72,.
600 worth Of personal property, but
only $1,000 was cash, and Adolphus
Busch, multi-millionaire brewer, had
500, no In money and S5l5, 900 IN bonds
and stocks.
The old City hotel at White
Cloud, Kansas, was totally destroyed
by lire ON the night Of March Is. II
was one of the old landmarks Of thai
town, having been built In 1865. The
Shrcvc drug store and stock wa.
badly damaged, and DR.. Ogden, den.
list, was also a loser. l.. II. Pohl
the landlord, lost all not having a
dollar Of insurance. The building
was Of brick and was the old, ST build.
ing Of its kind In Doniphan county,
and was built by Spaulding Il UT.
Automobile owners are now smil.
ing, owing to a prospect OF getting
their gas at reduced price In the
near future. The STANDARD on Com
pany announces that II has found q
substitute for gasoline. The substi.
tute will be placed on the market
soon at a price at least 3 cents less
per gallon than gasoline, and 1t Is
claimed that % per cent more mile
aye can be obtained from the subs,i-