The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-24

DO you know that We have a.
good photographer In Oregon as you
I viii lind In ST. josephY Prices Just as
cheap or cheaper. Come 10 Oregon
and see. Studio, east side Of the
square.
The ladies' OF the PRESBYTERIAN
church will serve a MAY Morning
/ breakfast at Mrs. Quick's reStau.
rant from $3.50 to 10 o'clock, May |.
1911. Everybody cordially invited. A
seasonable breakfast will he served,
not forgetting hot cakes and maple
syrup.
You might ask George s. Lukens
or Robert smith, Jr., to relate you q
little experience that befell them re.
Gently. IL they will only tell you, Il
Will he interesting, but n they Will
not tell you anything, ask Harold
Kahn, as lie may be able to give you
some Information.
The Junior OF THE SENTINEL, and
his wife, have returned from Milo,
Mo-, where they enjoyed visit
With their daughter and husband,
MIR. and Mrs. johnson Rayhill. Their
many friends will he glad to know
that they are nicely situated, and are
q typical farm couple.
lanes NJ. Shumaker, wife and
family, who have been hers for .
Shumaker's parents, Watson Bloom.
or and wife, OF Hickory township, re.
turned to their home In Quincy, Ills.
Sunday last. Mr.. Shumaker's father,
j. W., was also with him.
you GET BREAD THAT is
BREAD when you use GOLDEN
SuEAF FLOUR. You may use half
the sack and II not entirely satisfac.
tory, return the balance and will re.
fund the money. a coupon In every
sack, save them-they are worth
money TO you. g. W. KING.
VIII Soper, and sister, Mrs. Bessie
Williamson, and her daughter, who
came to attend the funeral OF their
father, coming with the remains from
Horton, Kan, could only remain for q
brief time. Mr.. Soper returned, leay.
Ing Sunday evening, and Mrs. vii.
Hanson Tuesday, for their homes In
Chicago.
The Oregon High school team
will play the Central High school
team In Oregon, AT Chautauqua
grounds, on Monday, April 27th. AS
these two teams are old rivals, q hot.
ly contested game Is expected. Let
everybody turn out and see good
, fast game and al the same time give
little support and encouragement tC
the local team.
The Burlington has put on cou
Pile OF monster freight engines be.
tween Brookiield and ST. Joseph
They weigh 100 tons, have eight drive
wheels and will pull almost twice q,
much as any OF the big engines which
have been In service on the Burllng
ton. The new engines are too heavy
| TO run over the bridge at, Kansas City
consequently they are used on the st
/, Joseph line.
: Frank Smith and Jack Wilson
living west OF Bigelow, were PLACED
under arrest Monday by Sheriff Gel
; vim, for disturbing the peace and as
! saulting Jesse Bennett, on Saturda,
/ last, April Is. Frank started on
double quick hike, without first oh
tanning the sheriii's permission, ant
: shot from the sheriif's gun was suf
ticient warning to the fleeing man, Il,
: concluded to halt, and SO he will stay
! and stand trial.
The Sons of Veterans held ;
meeting Monday evening, and tillet
. the vacancy Of commander and frs
lieutenant, caused by the absence O
Commander Ward Headley and Lieu
S tenant Mum. Paul Frye was chosen
7 commander and Fred Allen, lieuten
S ant. They decided TO render ever,
9 possible assistance to Meyer Post, Ii
Q making arrangements for proper OBJ
!. seryance Of Memorial Sunday, ant
r Decoration Day.
0 Those from abroad attending tn
funeral Of Uncle George Meyer, whicl
J. was held here Sunday last, were: S
Q ii. Prather, of Tarkio: Mrs. Free
u Dlvinell and Miss Anna Fiegenbaum
J, Of st. Joseph; Mrs. NJ. L. Wooley, O
d Omaha, Neb.; Mrs. T. II. May, O
J. Stockton, Kan; Mrs. Mary Blum ant
Q Willard Meyer and wife, OF Lincoln
Q Neb.; Charles Suetterlein, of Matt
i land; Judge George Meyer and 81
Q Griffith, OF Craig; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
o Rankin, Of Cody, Wyo., Mrs. RankiI
Q being sdsughter; Hiram Montgomery
Skidmore.