The Holt County sentinel., 1914-07-03
Harry johnston, after a few

Kansas City livestock exchange,
Thursday. His wife will remain In.
definitely on her visit with her moth.
er, Mrs. Walker, brothers and sister.
"A large crowd attended the ice.
cream social at the Union school
house, last Friday night, June 20,
and $3.50 was cleared, which will be
used to help install new furnace In
the school house. A large crowd from
the Benton neighborhood came down
about u o'clock tmidnight) to enjoy
the evening with the Union people.
DIR. Evans was the guest OF honor
at the home OF Harry Gelvin and life,
on Sunday afternoon last, June IS,
when Mrs. Gelvin presented her hus.
band with a fine baby boy. Or. Evans
making the presentation remarks.
Grandpa and Grandma Joshua Guth-
rie are as proud as old man Lucifer
ever was.
Misses Flora Born, and Elizabeth
Clasbey, Of Savannah, Mo-, have been
having a delightful time, as guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. whitmer. During
their stay the Doctor has been on his
very best behavior, and because OF
this she rewarded him by taking him
along with her and her guests to see
the Last Days OF Pompeii," Thurs.
day evening OF last week.
The directors OF the Lincoln
school district have let the contract
for the building Of the new school
building, on the site on which the
old one was located and destroyed by
fire on April q last. Mr.. Wicker has
the contract. The Oregon Pressed
Stone Company Is now putting IN the
concrete stone foundation, 2ixi0, with
s.foot basement. II will be heated by
furnace.
We were delighted Monday by a
call from Josephine and Dorothy,
daughters OF one Of Orogon's former
dear boys, VIII Soper, now OF Chica.
70. They were here visiting their
fathers cousin, Mrs. T. 4. DUNCAN,
and family, having been over to Ilor.
ton, Kas., on q visit With the widow
OF their grandfather, Mel. II. Soper.
Their coming made us feel that VIII
was getting there In age-that time
waits for no one.
&C. u. Kelly. Of Andrew county,
Mo-, has raised sheep successfully on
his farm for more than 20 wears, &C.
cording to the Drovers' Telegram,
which reports him as saying: ~
would not know Just how to get along
were u not for my little band OF
sheep. Twice each year I receive q
CASH income from my sheep. The
wool In the spring Is the first sale,
followed by the sale Of lambs In the
middle Of the summer"
Harvey Evans, wife and two chill.
dren, Lavona and Margery, accompa.
MED by Il. W, Kennedy, wife and
Miss Ethel, went TO st. Joseph, Sun
day. Mrs. Evans and daughter
Margery, and Mrs. Kennedy remained
over until Wednesday OF this week
visiting with relatives, and Mr.. Ev
ans returned In the evening, accom-
panied by his daughter, Lavona, r
W. Kennedy, Miss Ethel, }. c. Ken
nedy and sons, Robert and Harold
who had gone down on the train.
Hon. James r. Blair, OF Mays
VILE, Mo-, was here, this week, inter
viewing the Democratic voters. III
Is . candidate for supreme Judge on
the Democratic ticket. We found
him . very pleasant gentlemen, AND
being In tow OF r. Il. Bridgeman and
Judge Sam. +. o'Fallon, we did no,
exactly know where to place him po-
litically. However, we think he viii
be oil right, In view OF the fact that
he WAS being escorted around and In
trodUced while In Oregon by o Fallou
and Bridgemsn.
The Oregon Ice and Storage Com,
psny now has Its plant installed, and
> most splendid plant II Is, we are
told. The understanding Is, however,
that Ice will not really be made there
this summer, but that great quanti'
ties will be stored there for delivery,
instead. The engine and machinery
will be In operation, however, In pro-
ducing cold storage, both for the Ice
packed there, and also for any fruit,
or other commercial product fol
which such service might be needed
County Clerk Zeller went up 10
the north part OF the county, Satur
day last, to return with his wife anS
daughter, Miss Carrie, who have beer
visiting there for few days, tn,
guests Of W. S. zeller, o brother Of
our county clerk. On Monday, Mr.
and Mrs. Zeller took their daughter