The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10

Lobe Rush, wife and three chill
dren, and Harold Boore we're St 10
seph visitors, Sunday, going down b!
the auto route. Mrs. Rush and chill
dren will remain this week TO visit rel
atives.
Mrs. W. W. Turner and littl
daughter have returned from an OK
tended visit with her parents in Pet
ersburg, Illinois. DR. Turner an,
wife will occupy the Miss Jennie Eos
ter house.
Mrs. Leonard McCorkle, who Ina
been visiting her uncle, John Lacey
returned to her home In Curtis, Nebr.
Monday. She WAS formerly Myrtle
the daughter Of Scott Conway ant
wife, OF Maitland.
Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Rocker. sons
Charles, Fred, Frank aud Mont, anc
daughter and husband, II. @. Ruley
and wife, attended the funeral oil
Mrs. Gus Rocker In Mound City
Monday Of this week.
Edwin A. Weary, our photograph.
er, left Tuesday morning, OF this week
for Kansas City, where he will attend
the Missouri Valley Photographers
Association, IN session there, this
week, September I, = and o.
Ed Rostock and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival Of . tine baby boy at
their. home In this city, Tuesday
September, DR.. J. T. Thatcher In
attendance. Ed says they have named
him Abraham Lincoln Rostock.
The many friends Of Rev. w. L.
Meyer, pastor Of the German NJ. T.
church, this city, will be glad to learn
that he has been returned to this
charge, by the West German confer.
ence, In session In st. Joseph, last
week.
Mrs. Carrie Mcdonald. OF the Culp
neighborhood, has, We are informed
contracted TO sell her home there, 10
Mr.. Albert Iluiatt, and, will, we learn
most probably remove to Oregon
TO give her children the advantages Of
our splendid schools.
Ed Heaton, wife and son, George,
accompanied by his father, W. II,
Heaton, were In Oregon, over Sunday,
the guests OF Mrs. IIeaton's sister
Mrs. Clrich Burger and family, and
G. J. Hunt and family, who Is a nep.
hew Of w. II. Heaton.
David Elder, Who has been at
Fleming, Colorado, for five or six
weeks, looking after his rancho, and
wheat prospects In that section, re-.
turned home, Monday, OF this week.
lie reports crops good, and the people
In general prospecting.
Mrs Cora Burgess and son, Bruce,
left this week for Kansas City, where
she Gill make her home. this winter,
From there Bruce, In . few days, will
70 TO Delaware, Ohio, where he will
resume his studies In the Ohio Yves.
e,an College Al that place.
Mrs. Henry Fields, who has been
visiting her son, daughter, and grand.
children, OF Elk Creek, Nebraska, re.
turned home Wednesday evening Of
last week, after q very pleasant WISH,
She came via Oregon, and made visit
with Mrs. Samuel Hughes,
STRAY Sow-I have taken up q
white SOW, weight about 100 pounds.
Owner can recover same by proving
property, paying for keep Of SOW and
paying for this notice.
JAMES RILEY,
Oregon, Mo.
We have some corn, on exhibition
In our window that we think Is tine.
II was raised by Ed Evans, on split
Ridge" north Of Forest City, and rep.
resentsthree different paintings. Tie
longest car Is ~ inches, rounded out
TO the tip. One ear Is - inches In cir.
cumference.
"A number OF apple orchards have
been sold during the past week-the
highest we have heard Of being the
Cunningham orchards In the High.
land neighborhood, Mr.. L, II. Gun.
bingham, the manager, having sold
the crop to Messrs Hunt Bros, Of St.
Joseph, for Q lump sum OF d $50.
"A number OF our readers, who are
members 1of the Fraternsl Aid As.
ISOLATION, will be interested In the
fact that some Of the members OF said
order. In St. Joseph, have employed
counsel and intend contesting the
recent merger Of said society with an.
other, and the raising Of rates on pol.
Icy holders.
Last Saturday evening, September
4th was the fifteenth birthday OF
Bryan Benton, and about twenty OF
his little friends thought 1t the proper
TINA IN ytvo him q auvnviao initial,