The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12
Get your Kodak Supplies and
Finishings o. Kunksl 3 Kiddoo's.

-bos huVos0s VI mouIlHUU, We
down lest week, Visiting relatives
end friends.
IT. A. Long, d. v. 8. Up.to-dsts
Veterinary. O0es ct homo. Both
Phones, No. ~.
-assst n q DNwso0. CsaSbsllS,
October I. Hems Of Hart Scha2nss
3 Mars Clothes.
Charley AcAfss and Elsie Doug.
lss, Of Forbes, we're married In St. 10
ssph, Wednesday, Sept. 3. =
Fred Dsshss, Route 2, Oregon,
No., hes good SOD Tys for sale. Call
him over Fssmsss' Phone.
DR.. whitssi, sys md ssr special.
1T; - corner eth end Edmond, 81.
joseph. Both Phones, ~.
WIN. Turnhsm and wife srs
spssding the Wssk with their daugh.
ter, NJ. and Mn. Cyrus Kunkei.
A fev Poland. China Male and Re.
male Pigs for sals-ths long kind.
n. Z. KRssx q SON.
SEQ me for Coal end Fed. Schulz
70 Brothsrs' warehouse.
A. ". ssRnAN.
-Found-A Ford tail light. Owner
can have same BY calling on Fred
Campbell, and paying for this notice.
Mn. Harvey Kintsds, Of Crsston,
Iowa, and her baby are here Visiting
her father. Mr.. Kiddoo, and the Miss.
- Kiddoo.
-Bslsd blue stem hay for sale
Call a. farm, two miles west Of
Forbes, or address, J. r. Meyer, Ore
gon, No., Route 8.
For Sals-Exts qas grapes. Am
now ready to al oil orders. Call on
or address, c. II. Kunkel, Forbes,
No., Martin phone.
Mrs. Tom Curry and daughter,
Miss Anna, returned Sunday evening
from . weeks visit with friends 10
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Mn. Robert Howell and her two
children have returned from Lebanon,
Ind, where they have been several
months visiting relatives.
Nm. Guy Conrad and Baby Con.
rsd, Of Omaha, Joined her husband
here last week. Mr.. Conrad recently
began - clerk for C. J. Koock.
& pleasant note from Ms. Ora
King brings the nevs that she hes re-
Gently purchased the property at 220l
North Seventh street, Kansas City,
Kas.
-Tns SENTINEL regrets 70 learn Of
the alarming illness Of Judge G. A.
Doughty, Of Union township, u the
home Of his daughter, 81 wichita,
Kas.
C. ". Kunkel vent after squirrels
last Friday, and came home with .
great big red fox. He shot IL on the
James Perkins plsce Just south Of
town.
Fred PhilbFick and wife have re.
moved Into their property, Just across
1.-THE street. from TIE SGNriNkL once.
Ksuhsdy q Carr Just completed put.
ting In new hard pise f'oors for them.
-Ms. Carrie bolton ana her Two
little sous left Saturday for her home
In Scranton, Kas., after . three.
weeks visit With her mother, mrs.
Minnie Eiler, Aunt Gusta Uppermsn,
and her brothers, John and Matt.
Misses Mary Price and Augusta
Upperman and Mrs. Carrie Bolton,
M. and Mrs. Fred fhilbrick and
daughter, Eloiss, attended the: funeral
Of Miss Belle StSecksbsin, which waa
held In St. Joseph, Thursday Of last
week.
Rev. Henry Bruins, formerly pas
Tor Of the German n. Z. church, thii
city, hes been assigned by the lAt
conference Of his church In Wood
bine, Kansas, from Corder, Missouri
TO ll5 East 9Th street, Sedalis, Mis-
souri,.
George Meixner and his friend
PRobsrt Morrison, Of Pittsburg, Penn
sylvsnis, who visited here for ssv
sral days, returned to their home
last week. They we're the guests o.
G. J. Thurman and family and othe
relatives, Mr.. Msixner being . cousiI
Of Mn. Thurman.
OAKLEY Norris left Monday fo
Cameron, No., whore he viii snts
the Wesleyan college, where he vii
take business course and music
We guess he got there, - his mamm'
vent along TO keep him company
and Rev. Thompson went along u
help him matTiculate.