The Holt County sentinel., 1914-06-26
Lee Chadduck and wife, OF Kan.
sas City, are visiting relatives here.

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Mrs. Laura Krall and child, Of
South Bend, Nebraska, are visiting
relatives and friends here. She will be
remembered as Miss Laura Funk
Will Lambert, Of Nebraska City.
Nebraska, returned home Monday Of
this week. after few days visit with
Frank Watson and family and other
relatives.
Mrs. Henrietta Luckhardt, Of
Chicago: Mrs. William Drury, Of Gin.
cinnati, Ohio, and Mrs. Henry Thorn.
as, OF Mound City, are visiting here,
guests al the c. ID. Zook home.
--Drs. Proud & Hogan left Thurs.
day morning Of this week, at $50,
via the automobile rute, for st. 10.
seph, where they had an operation at
one OF the hospitals, the subject be-
ing Mrs. A. J. Rand, Of Forbes.
Ed. Heaton and family, OF Craig,
Sundayed here, visiting Mrs. Heaton's
sister, Mrs. Ulrich Burger, and fami.
ly his nephew, Cave J. Hunt, driving
down In their car, and the evening
rain compelled them to stay over un.
I'll Wednesday morning.
Miss Gladys Peacock, Of Napoleon.
S. D., was escorted from the train at
Forest City, Monday OF this week, by
Sheriff Gelvin, and taken at once TO
the jail; she was wanted by her cou.
sin, Mrs. George Gelvin, for the pur.
pose Of visit; and they are surelye en-.
joying each others company.
Last week, Hopkins voted on a
proposition to grant an electric.light
franchise, and Ii carried by q vote OF
lts TO i against. As soon as the vote
was known Brother Moorhead, OF the
Hopkins Journal, ordered a typeset.
ting machine. Congratulations to
the town and the Journal.
The heavy windstorm that passed
through Corning and vicinity last
Thursday. June II, did much damage
10 fruit trees, a small twister
passed through the peach orchard Of
j.. a. Roselius, completely demolish.
ing nine Oudded trees heavily loaded
with fruit.-Corning Mirror, June II
Ice cream festival this Friday
evening at the Union school house
II VII he held In the schoolyard
should the weather he suitable. 9th.
erwise II will he IN the schoolhouse.
Everything good, such a. cakes, fruits,
candles, etc. Come: bring your hes,
partner, and have q delightful time
w. A. Reuter-, wife and little
child. have returned to their home In
ST. Joseph, after q visit with Mrs.
Reuters step.father, Mr.. George Bri.
denbaugh, OF Blair district, this
county. Mr.. Reuter- Is In charge OF
the stationery department OF the
Nelson Hanne Printing Co., OF that
city.
John Martin. q former Oregon
citizen, and q brother OF u. NJ. Mar.
tin. Of this city, but now Q resident
OF Balls Ferry, Cal, resides within .
few miles OF Mt. I.assen, the volcano
which Is now In active eruption.
John has some sons who reside nearly
at the foot Of the volcano. closer
than We would like TO live.
Misses Mamie and Dorothy Pink.
ston, OF st. Joseph, were here o few
days the past week, visiting Grandma
Margaret Collins, Uncle Will and
other relatives and friends. Mrs.
Pinkston, We understand, contem.
plates returning to Maitland In the
near future, with the expectation OF
making her future home there.
directly west, OF Craig, and for
some distance north and south from
that point, says the Craig Leader, the
Missouri River Is doing much damage
by erosion. Fritz Ernsting, William
Wellman, Frank Robbins, John Vol
mer, Mrs. Lena IIaer, Henry Ernsting,
are losing their farms gradually by
the greed OF this cratic stream.
Talk about your active. get.up.
Just want to call our readers atten.
tion to one particular young man OF
this city, II. J. Smsllwood, now In his
I83rd year. Last week lie WAS picking
cherries from the top OF . 30-foot lad.
der, and doing as good, II not . bet.
ter job, than many OF the young kids
Engaged In the same work.
Since the Hessian ny, and the
army worm hes ruined our wheat, the
crop Is now being. garnered and the
better or larger. The implement men
never before sold so many self.bind.
ers, and tons OF Irvine have been sold
And think the government at Wash.
ington still lives. Plague take the
~ and the worm anyway. The an
noying things had about scared us to
death.
"A few years ago a candidate for
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