The Holt County sentinel., 1915-11-19
with Clarence Hicks and wife, In the
Benton neighborhood.

Benton neighborhood.
BIO. Addison, Harry Norris, Fred
st. John, and Tim Huffman loaded
out . load Of hogs for the st. Joseph
market, Monday night. .... .-
b. L. Hinkle and wife enter
tained at Sunday dinner; JIG Hinkle
and wife, Roy IIinkle and wife and
Geo. W. lIinkle and wife. ....,
|'e-George Miller and wife. OF Ipdus.
try, Hans. have moved to t'ortescue
and have rooms IN George Carriers
home, Mr.. Miller is our new barber.
4-E. Y. Boyd and wife, Miss Flor.
ence Boyd, Mrs Setta Williams, Miss
Ollie Williams and Alfred Williams
spent Sunday al tue II. G. Hines
home. .s..f ...
Robert Gourley, Of villisca. Iowa.
Is spending . few days With his sister,
Mrs. y. I. Bunker. Mr. Gourley las
been at Savannah lately, taking treat.
ment for = cancer.
Nj. L. Batson spent saturday. and
Sunday IN Robinson, kans. Mrs.
Batson and children, who have been
there several weeks, accompanied
him home, Sunday.
There will be an echo meeting Of
the Kansas City teachers meeting at
, la s,l,nni knn.a ,p Sa,nttav tha
2Gth. and a. many Of the patrons Of
the district should he present as pos.
sible.
Mrs. J. L. Minton. Mrs. Alya Sa.
lee, Mrs. u. G.. Broulee. Miss Fay
Min,oh, Miss Mugss Minton and
George Lease and wife attended East.
ern star lodge at Forest City, Friday
evening.
Will Ilillhas had Ills Office building
and elevator wired for electricity.
Jim Henderson and Mrs. Orwick ar.
also having their new homes wired.
Fred Rhetts, Who IL an expert lint.
man, did the work.
-The.blggeSt hight OF ducks of tie
season was on Sunday, 30 they say.
We we're not interested personally,
having acquired distate for shooting
on certain days, which amounts al.
most TO an aversion.
John Couehlin, the Bleelow hay
Brince, sold J.II acres OF Ills land near
Bigelow TO Scott Hopkins, OF Topeka,
last week. Mr. Hopkins Is president
OF the Prudential Trust Co. and q d..
rect or Of the Hank OF Topeka,
Mrs. Chas. RiddelI and daughters,
Francis and Lois. OF Fort Collins,
Colo, are here for an extended visit
with Mrs. Riddell's mother, Mrs.
Lucy IIinkle. They spent the week.
end a, the byron liinkle home.
John u Whirple, Of Chester
N.br.. stopped over bet ween trains
Monday and visited his sister. Mrs
Se,ta Williams Mr.. whipple was on
his way to Magazine, Arkansas, "a
look after some land lie has there
Price Lundy, Mrs Sam Goolsby
aud Mrs, Lundy we're called To Wa
thena, Rams by the death Of Mrs
Susan Eddy, a sister OF Mr., Lundy
and Mrs. Goolsby They left on the
noon train from lilgelow, Tuesday.
The elevator has beer busy from
day light 10 dark handling the neN
corn as we'll a. considerable wheat
that has been coming IN the past
week. Mr.. I'M says that the corn I,
OF better quality than It has been foI
years
Gene Craig, Of Napier was her,
the first OF the week, and enjoyeds sew,
eral hunting expeditions With his
brother, George. Tie hunters have
been re,urningwith somuch game that
] there has been great enthusiasm over
duck shooting the past few days
Walter Wood and wife, OF Tabor
Iowa, were here, Thursday OF las,
/ wcths anu ilS" hSsNhkn AT tiic 'tb
Carter home that evening, Mr.. Wood
and wife are members OF the Holiness
belief, and were with the party tina,
held meetings here this summer
They will sail from San Francisco
January y, for Bengal, India, where
they viii do missionary work.
hob Beaver entertained the mem
beers Of his Sunday school class and q
few other friends at dinner Sunday
1T the II. II. Stuart home. Those
present we're: Hester and Alta Run
ker, James and Selma WhippIs, Ethel
and Lena Stuart, Nora Cain, Orlee
and Walter Huston, Maggie MCGEE,
Mrs, Mollie Whipple, Jesse Hines, A.
4. Parker and II. u. Edmonds.
Roy HIN and Night Agent Far.
ker, hold the belt for big game hunt