The Holt County sentinel., 1916-04-07
Prank Morgan had business in
st. Joseph, Thursday of last week.
per cent Money for Farm Loans.
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Born, to Harry Pendergast and
wife. Of Mound City, March 30.
daughter
-Gcorgc Secwan and Mrs. Sec
man were trading in st. Joseph on
Thursday last.
Mrs. T.. A. Welty visited with her
daughter. Mrs. Charles Geiger, of st.
Joseph. last week.
Will Noellsch and wife. Of Lin
coin district. were shopping in st. Jo-
seph last Thursday.
Smoke your meat with Wright's
Liquid Smokc-casy to use. For sale
at Phillips Drug Store.
Mrs. Louise Schultz. who has
been quite sick for several days, IL
now reported to be improving.
FOR SALE--Fresh Early Ohio
Seed Potatoes. Call on or address,
Albert kurtz, Oregon. Mo-, II. 8.
-Wanted-Od Rubber. Rags. Old
Mctal-Dclivercd to livery barn at
Oregon, Mo. JAS. CARROLL.
DIR. Whitscll, eye and ear special
list, southeast corner Sixth and Ed
mond.StJoseph, Mo. Botlf phoncs,oi3.
The county court has been sit
ting a. n board Of equalization, and
the latter paft Of the week as court.
II. :. Reeves left Tue .day. Of this
week. for Davenport. Iowa. who're he
will take n special course in electric
ity.
L. I. Moore, treasurer. viii pny
interest on pre- sohtation of coupon NJ.
: from Oregon lntcrurban Railway
bonds.
Miss Lille Talbot. stcuograrh-
cr Of Kansas City, was here the past
week. visiting her parcuts. sisters and
brothers.
Mrs. Charles Stadlcr and daugh-
ter, Gor'ic. of the Highland district.
were shoppers In 81 Joseph lat
Thursday.
Judge Wohrli and family. OF Lib.
orty township. SundayCd here with
Mr.. W. parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T..
:. Mcdonald.
For Salc-Wood and Early Ohio
seed Potatoes. Call on or address,
Fred Nci.. Oregon, Mo, Route ..
Farmers Phone.
The Variety Store l. showing
several nice patterns Of Curtain
Goods. They also have good stock
Of Crochet Cotton.
Feed your stock Hess Stock
Tonic, and get them in shape for the
heavy spring work. For sale only n,
Phillips Drug Store.
John luScrs attended the co"n'y
Sunday school convention. held al
Mound City. Friday. of last week. lie
sk.ts laI "a f,r,uf ,ra.tittr
Mrs. John Russell. Of 81. Joseph,
was here Friday of last week. in con-
sultation with DR.. &. l.. Evans.
The directors of the in,cuirban
railway held meeting Friday la~i
and ordered the payment Of interest
on it, bonds for the year 1913.
Max. the lS.ycar-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. I'd Watt. of sherman. Cali
f0rnia. has enlisted in the navy. and
is now in training ut Mares Island,
Mrs. Maud Narnns spent Sunday
here with her parents. Mr.. and Mr..
VIM. Turrham, and her son Glenn,
who has been entertaining the humps.
Mrs. Vine llovcy ard daughter,
Mrs.. Tommy Tcarc. Of Forest CITY,
visited for n few days last week with
their daughter, Mrs. Joe Williams, Of
Savannah,
FOR SAIE-Good hedge posts
from : to 10 foot long. Call ON or al.
dress Crawford Ratliir, Oregon, Mo-
Farmers Phone.
Mrs. Julia King went to st. Jo-
scph, Thursday, to visit her brother
Jim, and family, prior to their de-
parturc for Arizona, where they ~
for Mrs. Thuma's health.
In an item last week, taken From,
n letter from $. W. Aiken. of Mus
kogeo, Oklahoma, TO Judge u. +. Nor
gan, of this city, the printer made |,
read 80 acres, when it should have
read 900 acres"
Our druggist, T.. o. Phillips, ha:
fine specimen of the snow owl ~
display in his window. II was brought
here from Wisconsin by Charlie Her
man. II Is native of Michigan
Wisconsin and adjoining states.
The Variety Store Is the place &c
get your tools for spring work. Right
now is the time to free your hog,
from lice by getting Hog Joy Oiler
A free picture show will be given oi
this oiler ut the Royal Theater. Dates
later.
Harold Martin, the night man fol
the Burlington at Forest City. anC
Miss Georgia Carothon, of Kansa!
City, were granted license to marry II
st. Joseph, March 80. They will MAKE
their home in Forest City. The Senti
mel extends congratulations.
We are glad to learn that Emf
Weber, who was severely injured sew
weeks ago by slipping and falling up
on the ice, is now so far recovered d
to be able to go to the bank, but ha
to go in a wheeled chair. We hope I,
soon see him able to get around with
out the aid of wheeled chair o
o clutches.
Mrs. Earl Stephenson was takel
to st. Joseph last week by her fam
lily physician, DIR. Hogan, and was on
Grated uDOn for aDnendicitis Erida'