The Holt County sentinel., 1914-09-25

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nea car for tie kecve> bragg agen.
icy.
w u. Eisseit nj Mound CITY and
/ one OF uur proWisIiG- vOuf at urnelS,
was here. Friday. NJ LSt week. look.
| ing after some Irgi matters. pertain.
ing to tLg coming term Of JUr clrcdit
court.
You can nuN b. looking for tie
me anchUly days summer ended at
midnight last SUNDAY aud fail began
minute later. Monday morning, sep
TENDER u.
The Maitland Herald tells uSthat
Ellis Roberts and Betl ell Goodpasture,
Of that section, were Oh the Chicago
market with cattle, the latter part
Of last week.
Mrs u. a Young. Of st. Joseph,
has been enjoying delightful visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Paul Frye,
and Tom and Joe say they wish
grandma would stay all winter.
Alex. NanBuskirk and lis s,om.
ach has had a disagreement, and lie
was almost put out OF business for a
day or two, but he is getting the adj.
vantage now, and Is slowly improving.
Mrs. Cora Burgess took her de.
parture for Kansas City, this week,
where she expects to make her future
home. Matt Eiler will occupy her
property, moving into the same this
week.
The new lDlj Maxwell Car can
now he seen at the Auto Sales Co.'S
garage, Oregon. Mo. lInew features
s6aj, r. q. H.. Detroit. sij extra fol
Grey & Davis Electric Lights ant
Starter.
Mrs. Dorothy Schlotlhauer, Il
back home In the Curlon district, AZ
ter an enjoyable visit OF few
weeks with her sisters, Miss Martha
snyder and Mrs. John Markt, oI
Mound city.
DIR. &. l.. Evans. Of this city. has
been named administrator OF the Al
bert Mcintyre estate, by the proba,,
court OF Buchanan county. Ills bono
was fixed at $4,000. which the doc Of
furnished promptly.
"A horse, Jack Pottinger was rid
Ing yesterday, stumbled and threw
him oil, breaking his right wrist. Dr
McClanahan liked him up and D.,
will soon he rs good a. eyer,-fores,
City News, Sept. II, 1914.
| w. ID. Lukens has returned from
Flagler, Colo, where he visited hi,
son, willard, whom lie says 4, pros
pering. lie brought home with hin
some line specimens Of corn and othel
grains from Wizards ranch.
Members OF Meyer Pos, will re-
member they are TO meet With theil
comrade, Nathan Smith, on tomor
row, September ~. u. +, Morgan
r. &. DUNCAN and Daniel Iachmaf
have the transportation In charge,
Andy Burrier, our road overseer
has been doing" the roads IN thi
district, and has promised to put tn,
Oregon.Forest City road In good con
dition this week and he Is going I,
do II without any subscription fund
. w. T.. Groves, who has been Il
. the Ellsworth hospital at 81. Joseph
! for the past month, Is improyinI
nicely and viii lie brought home Fri
day. Ills daughter, Leota, has beef
with him.-Maitland Herald, Sept
II, 1914.
. Peter Galbreath, OF near Curzon
has returned from Atchison, Kansas
|. where he attended the annual meet
Ing OF Manxmen. Fred Wrench an,
wife, and James Garrett and his son
Joseph, OF Mound City, also a,tende,
the meeting.
Mrs. Peter Galbraith, accompa
MED by Miss Katherine Galbraith. ar
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wee
Ilinde, al Kansas City, and iron
I there they will 20 to Springfield, Mo
for visit with her daughter, Mrs
J Kate Meryin.
Jesse Mcintyre, OF st. Joseph
who was here to attend the funera
OF his brother, Albert f., who wa
killed In the railway wreck, near tn
/. Nodaway rock quarry, on the i4t
Inst, returned to his home on Frlda
last, 18th inst.
Homer Kelly, who has been spent
J ing the past few weeks withhis mott
! er, Mrs. Sarah Kelly, and sister, Mis-
I Esther, left for Boston, Mass, Tues
I day, where he will resume his dutie,
as counselor, with the Boston TEE
minal Railway there.
The Moore. Eddings Stock Compan
= at Royal Theatre, all next week, con