The Holt County sentinel., 1916-04-21

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a car load ~ apples that havn bean IN
storage, and here's bet that Gabc
will sell them. too.
Jesse Kahn. John lIaiglcr. Eobcr.
Brown. Guy Jones and Harold 1GnbcI
Kahn attended the Shrinris' ccr"mo !.
ial in ST. Joseph. las, Friday evening,
and rcrori "somr time"
Mrs. Lucinda oyer. who has been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Wur-
Icy. west " town. returned 10 ANN.
z"uia Sunday. for short visit with
her daughter. Mrs. Carr
twenty scholar. attended
The Methodist SUNDAY .Chuul. In ,
sunday, and the collection was Si.ip.
Most SUNDAY I0rninr. q short Easter
program viii l., rendered.
Nia- Guldic Grow closed a sue
r".srIl eight months term Of school.
IN the Pine llill district. last Friday
Afternoon. aud has been rr-cmpioNf,l
90 i"uoh TIE same school next term.
i,u a,l Mcrnylor wa. here zoe.
Il dHE. tie frat ur tho week from I l.
Angelo. Calf. looking over hia far H.
the .liroNn irar, ~ l.nh. moth of
town. now occupied hy Il. ". Ics-up.
q. W. llnVrrfc went 10 Huln.
N"h. Monday noon. and accompanied
his wife and little daughter home on
tho evening" train. Mr.. ilugirr, hal
h,"n whiting with Relatives IN fargo.
N,h.. scv,inl day.
Guy Jones graded the road rum
ming north from the cross roads. west
pi town, NJ, first uf The week. with
Nls traction engine and road grader.
aud u might ho mentioned tina, Guy
donated the work. too.
j. =. Ilovins. Of Forte cue neigh.
b"rhpcd, was IN our town. one day,
IN week, wearing that uSral .mil".
and renewing old acquaintance. Jim
ays everything 4. going along IN good
shape IN liz pa'j of the n"ighborhood.
Mr.. !. ". Bennett who has been
visiting with her sister. I'm. Stevens.
IN Cameron. Mo-, for several days. H..
turned to her h"mc one day last week.
Mr.. Stevens has been quite lick. but
wa able 10 III up when Mira. Bennett
left for home.
lIrothor q. ". Adnm. l,ri Wed.
ncs''ny afternoon for Tabor. Iowa, Ia
attend n big convention 10 be- held
there beginning "Wednesday evening
and closing Easter Sundry evening.
brother Adams l. oh tie program rur
three subi.ris
Mr. ard Mr.. II. Z. Schoprovrr.
Nh" have h,rn rnning the CITY Hotel
Inr the pn.' H. year., have decided %
either sell go rent their hotel prupcr-
-. "bn1' aud "Nlo'hci," n they are
moro lamilnrly known. Grc certainly
entitled 10 n root.
our sick folks NE improving
'low'y .loc llanchcr con adorable
better this week mud able IT, be- m
ard around the HOUSE, Jasper Odcll
u out and has gun" a. work. Dad
llrckrnn i reported to be- mcnding
slowly, bat surely.
--Bcn Atkinson IN. - tool, his
Ild Tin Willie" Ford ear over TO
Mound CIV. last Monday, for a irand
ness "riN Willis" Ford car. and that
very nigh, the weather man gave ~
pnc Of the heaviest rains of the sea
son--too bad, VI. u.
Hayes Graham IL the new janitof
At the school house for the balance OF
he school term, in !, r.. ilnnchcr'S
place. who II still on the sick list. and
w sil''' INV N'lNs ~ W.
l!u@hman Of Nodaway, H. relieving
Nr. Graham ut the depot.
james Wood, of Orson. Iowa.
stopped or here. several days. this
week, and visited with his cousin,
)rcn Hayes and family. Mr.. Wood
was cnr0utc from Kansas City Ia his
home in Iowa, and this was his frs,
visit in this nelghborhood
Miss Ida Ralstron closed sue
'essful seven months term OF school,
in the Highland district, south of Ore
g0n, last Tuesday. Miss Ralstron will
visit several days with her sister, Mrs.
Alice Hunt, before returning to her
home In Queen City. Mo.
The list of "'rhe Burden Bearers"
as published in The Sentinel recently,
makes mighty interesting reading, and
we notice that, in this vicinity, Henry
Jones heads the list with S426.34; the
Bank Of Bigelow, second, with S2sl.Ss;
the Kahn Estate. third. with s222.65,
and J. +. Bridgmon, fourth, with
$4,000.
This section of the country was
favored with the best rain Of the
season, Monday night, when about an
inch of water fell. This will help out
the wheat, alfalfa and oats in good
shape. Farm work Is going along
in good shape, and with favorable
weather from now on, corn planting
will begin next week.
Willie Wilson is drsgpiup the road
north Of his farm. from the 7. T. Will
son farm, west to the Hinkle corner,
after every rain and is getting this
road up In good shape. This Is q
pretty good scheme, Willie, and when
the people find out this road is good
one, II will be used In preference to
other cross roads in that vicinity.
Harold (Gabel Kahn returned
home the first of the week from the
Kahn farm, east of Oregon, where he
has been feeding cattle for the past
six months, and says that he Is glad
to get back home, and that Jesse did
not make any improvements on the
home place while he was gone, and
that he found plenty of work to do.
OF course, Jesse knows that Gabc