The Holt County sentinel., 1914-02-06

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got up In the mild, drizlly early hours
Monday, Of packing away their Han.
nels and winter furs, changed their
minds with deep regret when the sun
came blazing out In all his glory, and
they realized that Mr.. Groundhog,
fearful Of hisown shadow would retire
again to winter quarters. The sun
came out about 0:20 o'clock and re-.
mained out the remainder OF the day.
A pleasant note from John Morris
brings the good news OF content ment
In his location At La Pryor, Texas.
lie says they are having delightful
weather, and have had . sui'iciency
OF rain. The Holt county colony
down there, which Is composed OF
John bond, John Adele, Albert Hof.
mann and their families and Penn.
broke Blanchard are all well and seem
every way satisfied with that part OF
the Lone Star state.
Frank Moss, Who In his kid days
was q resident OF our city, and later
moved to ST. Joseph, with his Wild.
owed mother, Mrs. NJ. T.. Moss, and
later went to San Francisco, Cal, was
married In San Francisco, Sunday
last, Feb. l, to Miss Bonnie Buis,
formerly Of 81. Joseph. The wedding
was the elimination OF courtship
which began In 81. Joseph when Miss
Buis was taking music lessons from
Mr., Moss,
Harvey Evans has purchased the
T. j. Estabrook stock Of cigars
and leaf tobacco, and will
move the factory on the second
floor OF his place Of business, and will
make up the leaf stock that Is on
hand. We regret exceedingly that
Mr.. Estabrook was not sufficiently en-.
couraged to warrant him In continu.
Ing the business. lie Is an honest
workman, made a good grade OF ci.
gars, and Is an all.'round good citizen.
Will Maupin's Midwest Maya.
dine for February Is on our table
and II is brim full Of good matter In
fact, We regard It as the very best lac
has issued. IL Is not only q Nebras.
ka publication. but IL has much mat.
ter Of a high literary character, that
should be read by everybody and their
relatives win takes another "Mem.
DRY Excursion" and talks to us all
about the amusements OF other days,
ami contrasts them with the "tango"
and turkey trot" Of today.
Mrs, T.. A. Netherland and Miss
Ella Castle left for Kansas City, Tues.
day OF this week, where they will at
tend the Millinery School Of Instruc-
tion for ten days or two weeks, and
while there Mrs. Netherland will look
out for the very latest spring styles In
millinery, and will also buy her spring
stock, or a portion Of II, as she al
so buys largely In Chicago. As soon
as Miss Ella finishes the school of In
struction, she will 20 to Burlingame,
Kansas, where she Is head trimmer
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this being the third season that she
has held this position with the same
firm.
Mother Muxlow, VIVA has been on
an extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs, Neva Nicholson, at Omaha, re.
turned 10 her home here on Sunday,
attended by her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Morris, who went TO Omaha to ac-
company her home. On her arrival
home, she found her two sisters, and
u niece, of Bloomington, H., had
come for visit-Mrs. Ellen Reinhart
and Mrs. Mary Ross and daughter,
Neva. The average age Of these three
sisters is 70 years and s months. Mrs.
Muxlow Is now So, Mrs. Reinhart rs
and Mrs. Ross 70, and the bunch are
most wonderfully we'll preserved, and
are all lively as crickets. They are
certainly q happy lot, and are surely
lgetting much out Of their visit.