The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-09


October Nth. Everybody invited.
THE Bug" the Interurban mo-
tor car, was discharged from the hos.
ptal last week, and Is now making
its regular runs as usual. II has been
repainted both inside and out--the
outside a cherry and inside dark |
yellow. Conductors weimier and Ed.
dy are awfully stuck up over tie
pleasing change.
Hugh NJ. Co,tier and J. G. Heck, |
Of tile Pleasant View neighborhood,
are hauling material this week for
concrete improvements on their farm.
Mr.. Heck IL building reservoir and
Is laying a concrete floor In his cattle
barn. Mr.. Cottier Is building a rein.
forced concrete hog.shed. - Craig
Leader, October =, 1914.
Judge ". G. Ellison and Mrs. Eli.
son, Of Maryville, announce the ap.
preaching marriage Of their daughter,
Susan, to Mr.. Thomas Pryor, Of Fort
stockton, Tex, which will take place
Saturday morning, October 10. Miss
Ellison has frequently visited here,
and the many friends she made while
here send their sincere congratula.
tions.
| Noah G. Dawson, Q farmer near
Skidmore, committed suicide Friday
last, October I'd, by drinking poison
while on his way home from town.
lie stopped along the road, hitched
his horses, and then took poison. His
body vas found lying In tie road.
Dependency over domestic trouble Is
said to have been the cause. lie was
10 years old and had lived nearly all
his life In Nodaway county.
Mrs. Harry Pendergast was taken
TO St. Joseph hospital last Friday
morning, September 2j,h, and In the
afternoon underwent an operation
for appendicitis and removal OF gall
stones. She withstood the operation
nicely and last reports are most fav.
orable for her recovery, Her husband,
DR.. ID. c. Perry and Mrs. W. +.
Vance accompanied her to st, Joseph.
-News'Jeilersonian, October l, 1914.
Mrs. James Bucher and daughter,
Miss Ethel, left Tuesday Of this week
for Camden Point, this state. where
Miss Ethel will enter the Missouri
Christian college. President +. j..
Yokly was here the fore part OF the
week In the interest OF the school,
and he tells US that II Is one OF the
Oldest schools In the state, being es.
tablished In 1913, and Is q school for
girls only, having over 800 graduates
since Its organization.
| Marvin Keller, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Is. KeifIer, who has suffered
from several attacks OF appendicitis,
decided while he was In apparently
good health, to undergo an operation.
Last Sunday, September eth, accom-.
panied by his father and DR.. ID. G.
Perry, he went to st. Joseph, where
at the St. Joseph hospital he WAS op.
Grated on, Monday morning. A speedy
recovery Is expected.-News.Je fYer.
sonian, October !, 1914.
While playing ball last Friday,
Sc ptember 18th, George Little had the
misfortune Of receiving the full force
Of the ball on the end Of the thumb,
: driving that member back almost
!. into the palm Of the hand. The flesh
was badly torn, but Drs. Ida Rogers
, and w. +, Paul soon had the thumb
back In Its right position, and, al
though George won't he able TO play
, ball for awhile, he Is getting along
, nicely. -News-Jeiiersonian. October l
1914.
, Prof. II. II. Long, OF the Forest
City school, acted rather strangely all
day Monday Of this week, October 8
and It. was up to the school board
, whether or no to permit him TO pre-
side over the school for the day. but
In due time his action was explained
/ by saying that his wife had presented
him with q sweet daughter, and
Grandpa and Grandma John Ramsay
hurried down and "jined" the profeS-
sor in celebrating the occasion. All
Is now lovely 1t the Long residence.