The Holt County sentinel., 1914-11-06

| children, Miss Itnna Bragg, OF Tar.
kio: Mrs. George Young and children,
Of Mound City, and Mrs. Hattie Wal.
ker, an aunt, were Sunday guests at
the home Of Mother, Mrs. Emma
Bragg.
Elder Il. II. Dawson and family
have turned from their four weeks
vacation at Excelsior Springs, and
visiting relatives and friends In Indi.
ana and his old home In Kent ucky.
Tie Elder comes back, much I'm.
proved IN health.
The Hon. Chas. Booher, our con.
gresham, while making a ~hirlWind
campaign, took time to tote his No.
los into our Office Monday, and chat
us for a while. We we're sure glad to
see him, and 10 see him looking so
we'll after his strenuous stay In Wash.
ington then lie l. constitution
ally a slayer.
George II. Murray was In st. 10.
seph last week on business, and Oh his
return he was accompanied home In
his car 10y W. +. Dow and family, Of
st. Joseph, Mr.. Dow being a brother
OF Mrs. Murray. They visited here
saturday and Sunday, Mr.. Murray
taking them back to st. Joseph IN his
car sunday evening.
Robert Riggle, our mail and pas
senger transfer man, between the
city and The lnterurban Railway de.
pot, met with an accident, Monday
evening OF this week, upsetting his
hack, breaking the tongue out, and In
the mix.up sprained one Of his ankles,
but not 40 severely, fortunately, that
lie was unable to attend to his duties.
"A handsome card comes to us
from the Spellman cafeteria and res.
iaurani, ~ ranris street, ~. 10.
>rph. lie II a iiOr rpIniy boy aud
conducts an upi d.le restaurant,
and lie would he glad to have you
stop IN and see hih Wien you are In
that town. Earl Spcllnan, the pro.
prirtur. l. a line fellow, and he'll he
| glad To serve you right.
w. II, Groves has been out on the
street this week with the aid Of
crutches, and the wounds are healing
so nicely II il not probable lie viii
have to 10 back TO the hospital a. was
expected.-Mai,land Herald, October
~. Mr.. Groves, II will he remem-
bered, met With an auto accident In
Maitland. August 20, necessitating
the amputation Of one Of his feet.
IL old Kennedy, the year.old
son OF Curt Kennedy and wife, while
visiting In Mound City last Sunday,
November I, met with q severe acci.
dent. While playing he fell and
caught his right hand In some barbed
wire, tnfiicting a bad cut, from the
middle Of the inside Of the hand,
nearly To the wri I. lie Is now yet,
ting along all right, and no Serious re.
suits are apprelIended.
Phil. Iilles, Who In the SOS was
Oregon's je0eler, and left here In
issG, was In town Monday, and gave
us a call, which We greatly enjoyed.
lie Is located at Stanberry and Is still
In the jewelry business. While here
lie visited DR.. Thatcher and many
former friends. Dr. John Curtis
came with him, and lie visited IA
and Ma James Curtis; they drove over
In his car, and though not long here,
they made every minute count.
Jake Durham and wife, Of Blanch'
ard, la, drove down IN their car and
visited with Mr., Dunham's parents,
Andy Morris and wife, OF Mound City;
they also drove down and visited with
Uncle Jim Morris of the Marion dis.
tIicl, aud then to Oregon for visit
With Uncle VIII Norris, and after
supper at Wits drove back To Mound
City for the night, Say, these autos
are great thing, take them all In
all.
AT the request Of George Penny
Albert Siner, landscape gardener and
florist, for the Chesmore Seed Compa
ny, of 81. Joseph, came up TO Forest
City last week, and set out some , jO(
tulip, hyacinth, and other bulbs, plac
Ing the shrubDery TO the back ground
thus taking steps TO beau,ify tht
Forest CITY park, II Is only the be
ginning OF the making Of the beaul.
! spot along the X. G. railroad between
, Kansas City and Omaha.
: Don NJ, Hunt, private secretar!
to Senator James A. Reed, Is hom'
enjoying visit with his father ant
mother, Cave J. Hunt and wife anC
sisters, Don is looking line, and en-
joys his work greatly. Although tn,
, Major gang would not let him In at TIN
Democratic state headquarters, as as