The Holt County sentinel., 1915-01-08

! John Peters and wife, Of the Lin.
coin district, we're called to the home
OF viii Kollmer, OF Curzon. by reason
Of Mr.. ks illness. Mrs. Peters and
Mrs. kolmer are sisters.
Why not send . penny postal card
TO Boz s7i, Kansas City, Mo-, and zee
what you getY Flying Sparks Is .
whole bunch Of electric spsrklets, .
real Fourth.of July celebration In
tabloid form.
Little Cordonna Mae Hodgin had
her first birthday Friday Of last week,
January LIST, being the trst child born
IN the county In 1914 She doesn't
talk much about the incident, but
there are others Who do.
We are sorry to hear that the
health OF Frank IIarman, IT., Of
Mound City, las become such that q
trip to California has become neces.
/ sary, and he With his mother left last
week for various California points.
! 1t Is reported that our genial 81.
perintendent OF our light plant, had
his share Of sgsnog and pumpkin pie
at Forest City, New Years night.
lie might have had more, but the
lights vent out Al "a. m, saturday,
January ID.
Lucy Ellen Brown entertained
the ". a. as and their gentlemen
/ friends, Tuesday evening at u
o'clock dinner, at her home near
I Bigelo~. A delightful time MAS had.
The crowd was chaperoned by Miss
Lois Richards.
Monday OF this week. VIII berr
shipped out ,1 head Of sheep and {:
car loafs OF hogs: -. \ I,otkin
shipped car Of hogs, and WIN Stew.
enson a car Of cattle. Both Mr.. bot.
kin and Mr.. Stevenson went to NJ. 10.
! seph with their stun.
Miss Mildred Klopp isaround, but
limping good and plenty. While out
coastins on the Iluiatt hiil. Saturday
evening last. January ID, and while
81 landing at the side OF the hill, =
sled came down and struck her,
knocking her down and injuring her
hip,
Mildred King entertained the W.
A. G.'s, Of which she II q member,
and their gentlemen friends. New
Years eve, at . watch party. Her
guests were Lucy Ellen brown,
Gladys Moore, Edith Hinde, Kathleen
Proud, Giles Cooper, Frank Clifford,
Howard Teare, Hershel Baker, Henry
Cell.
Charley Meyer has returned from
Andrew county, where lie purchased
IL head Of pedigreed Shorti'orn cattle,
which he VIII take to his i,Oo0-acre
ranch near Stanford, Montana, this
coming spring, when he will leave to
spend the farming season and put In
his time looking after his large In.
terests there.
Sunshine from . cloudless sky,
temperature reminding one OF Easter,
and melting snow and Ice made up
the weather record OF the first day Of
the year here, Last year the day WAS
cloudy and the temperature recorded
went down TO ~ degrees. This year
the temperature went to * maximum
and 81 minimum.
This Is one OF the punches that
went TO St. Joseph last Thursday and
attended the school OF instruction
how to grow hams on . tree; Frank
Foster and wife, Jas. Is. Hinde and
wife. Mrs. Howard Teare; Mrs. b. G.
Pierce, Rowsns and Earl, and Miss
Rowena'sgusst, Miss Mildred Early, Of
Falls City; Edna Lukens, Mrs. Cora
Burgess and Bruce.
Ed. Nosllsch and family celebrst
cd the coming In Of the New Year BY
! occupying their elegant new home
erected by Contractor Andrew Toch
terman, at . cost Of 5000. 1t Is mod
ern In every way, finished In oak and
has eight rooms and basement. IL
the spring he viii put In his own cleo
trio light plant. 1t Is one Of the fin
I est rural homes In Holt county.
Claude ID. Long, commissioner IL
. charge Of the state automobile regis
b trAtion department, has made public
figures showing that 5O,98S sutomo
= bile owners, 3,%69 motor cyclists, 93'
|, dealers and 1881 chsufieurs obtained
o licenses In 1914. The license fees net
!. ted s235, $3.50, which goes into tn,
b road fund Of the state. The numbe
u Of automobiles In the state Increases
approximately 1900 over 1913.