The Holt County sentinel., 1915-08-13
NEWS FROM OVER THE COUNTY, d.
Many Interesting Items Gathered By The Sentinel's
Wide-a.Wake Correspondents from Various
Sections of the County.
for her health.

| eTu Welt SttoUuou, 8uu " iAr ttlcT0
have been four converts. They will
close Sunday with three big meetings,
st which Rev. L. B. Worcester, . for.
sign missionary, will take part.
There will also BE- . basket dinner on
the grounds, ea.Na g. ~ ., -.
We drove out to the Joe Morris
home the N6thsr evening and we're de.
ligits6 I'd ind the road In ane condi.
tion III the way, notwithstanding the
fact that II Ia gumbo good part OF
the way. Since Charles got his mes
cas,he has become an-ardsutsdvosats
OF the osd'dssa.4 81 !: 60 = l'i"'
The following guests are beyta
entertained at the ], c, Hinkle home:
Misses Mildred and Edith Hinkis, Of
Rulo; Miss Frances Anibsi, Of Craig,
Mtss Ethel and Mamie Crimes. OF
Mobasly, Nc. end Mrs. Stewart Hsig.
Ter, Of Unionviiis, and Leonard and
John Perry Grimes, of'Moberly. ~
Allen stanley, who. tsaches tina
| Walker school, haa rsturnsd. from
I wsrrensburg, where he stteadsd tile
State Normal for the summer course.
There we're 1900 students On rolled. l3S
Of whom we're from the northwest
district, and Mr.. Walker MAS elected
president Of the northwest division.
DIR. and Mrs j. L. Min'on re-.
turned Tuesday from their Western
trip. They we're gone month and
visited many places Of Interest. H..
Guiding San Francisco, Los Angeles.
Calf: Portland. oregon: olympia
and Seattle. Wash. They met Mrs,
Kahn aud Jesse In Seattle, who are
having = most enjoyable time.
1T sure looks good to see the hay
and wheat wagons coming over the
scales once more. BY this time last
year, the elevator had shipped over
thirty cars Of wheat, but 80 far only
four cars have gone out. The wet
weather has been against the grain
/ man - we'll - the farmer. But even
at that We arc In better shape than
most Of the bottom towns.
The bali game sunday Vas adver.
tiled on the bills - hot battle and
lived up to Its advance notices, going
fourteen innings to . score OF seven to
four. After the fourth inning. when
the score Was three to three, neither
side was able TO get run across until
the fourteenth, when Fortescue fell
onto Geo. Craig for four runs. Ar.
kansaw came back In their half with
one score, but we're unable to 70 fur.
ther, The feature OF the game Was
the pitching OF Texas for Fortescue.
lie struck out twenty.four batters
and seemed to be getting better all
the time.
"A big basket dinner was held In
Geo. ". Hinkle's walnut grove sun.
day, In celebration OF the sixtieth an.
niversary Of John c. Hinkle's coming
TO Holt county. Mr.. Hinkle came
to his present home from Franklin
county, Mo, at the age Of eighteen,
and has been Q resident OF Holt coun.
~ since that time. He made the
trip from st. Louis by boat, accompa.
MED by his cousin, las. d. Perkins,
who WAS already settled here. We
doubt II there are many men In the
state who can claim Is long Q resi-.
dence In one place IS Mr.. Hinkle,
Is few men live Is long as sixty years
after reaching manhood. But Mr..
Hinkle 10 very much alive and Is &C.
tive - many men thirty years his
junior. Mr.. Hinkle served with hon.
or through the Civil war, and says
the only time that he WAS ever sick
In his life was during . campaign In
THE South. He Is . good example Of
the fact that hard work seldom hurts
any one, for besides being one Of the
healthiest men In the country, Mr.,
Hinkle Is without doubt one OF the
\ hardest workers. Four generations
were represented at the picnic, Sun.
day: John G. Hinkle, .aked seventy.
eight; J. G. Hinkle, aged dfty.hvs'
4 Roy Hinkie, aged twenty.ssven,' and
| William. Hinkls, aged seven months.
Photographer Randolph Was present
and took pictures Of the four genera
lions above given, and later Of the
entire crowd. Each family brought Z
bountiful supply of good u. ings Il
eat, and u any one went away hungry
II WAS not because OF lack OF dslics
cies. Our Missouri housewives have
always been famous for their culinary
skill, and they almost outdid them
selves on this occasron. Every ons
present WAS requested to register, ant
, the names are IS follows: John Perry
Grimes and daughter and Leonsrt
Grimes and daughter, all Of Moberly
Mo-; j. A. Hinkle, J. G. hinkle, Geo