The Holt County sentinel., 1916-05-19

ANU Tt'HtlNeS rev UaNS last week.
Il. l.. Ginning left the latter part Vt
last week for EScclsior Springs. Mo-.
whore he will take treatment for
stomach trouble. We Join his many
Friends in trusting tina, he will receive
n permanent cure at the Springs.
Fred Gresham lost valuable
horse. the latter part Of last week.
IN Sornc unnccnuntahlc way. the horse
received big pa.h in its neck: Br.
Scott was called and dressed tho
wound within a few hours after the
accident, but the cash was 80 deep
that the horse died the next day.
| Any one wanting to purchase
a mule. see Dick larrabcc. and by
the way, he's some mule. too. II has
been said Of this particular mule. that
he j. cpuirpcd with five lcgs: snwc
say "ros-" made the 9Th leg and Il
t. guaranteed to be free from SPAWN.
the only blemish being q knot.hulc IN
the material used.
With the many good friends Of 4.
! q. Williams and wife. in this vicinity.
we are glad to notice in last week
| New Point items that \. q. and wife
| are -till in The land or the living. Mr..
| Williams selling $50 worth of cream
and eggs during the month of April.
and \. q. following up 10y winning u
sack of -Four Mt the farmcrs' Cash
store. ~ New Point. last week. Some
pretty good stunts. A. ~.
We Join the many friends OF Miss
Jamie Nnndcll. " Craig, ard who ~
tended the star school. tarrh, by MI T.
| Allie Graves. In conuratulatinr her in
making the hes, grade in Tire rural
schools of the county. Miss Jamie g.
u former liir"lpw resident. aud Will
receive scholarship from the Chilli.
Gothic Bu-incss College, and We trust
she will hc able tu attend the Chilli
Gothic school. The highest rr'tr N
ihc county was %.
A letter from Dick Graham SAYS
he and family have located 10 Santa
liarahara, Calf. and thinks tia b. tie
luu'y country anil that 'H,y are well
I pleased. Dick ha- secured ,mnluy
Wrut with the Santa iaruhuiH Roof.
iug Co.,, ~ which Fran, NIlH B..
| foreman. Flank Adau. VA. been ,u
\ anita i'Gg,lafH fiN YEAR. al. l..
became y t'oHk NpiUpr iu That com.
IIlT., u..d lp. many O. ou1. h.H, vh"
ar T.al To- know that b, b., MAXIM
| gund.
Tic entertainments riNru ly jr,
IruwWHr rIaN.- Off ~" .rNuui nrn
49,. ming lH.i v.r.E. vr tho tr.' ~,
''i,rG b. the li.'u 4. uI 'f' sr.uuIs AMI
The Ii'l' 'p'ts .'unpd foe ruiuy rutr..
tanning Che crowd O.. mv,l a. iu,
| h," Iu.k. NNu y,rH Ipultur uu. IU,
| i.H.'." i.H.r., 'rnu ''' lth and s..
! grab" with tluIr f.HE hIa.k rn,na.
Ia.H g aN'i. lr. Hu rHI Glen Wilson
%. eco, Tur." udp 'Hr "rii" Of i..
los ming THE teacher md 'hurr 50 iu
| took rUt iu The program urr tu lr
""yl %. 'g'cd uu their sJ,"cas.
~ go. uarN OF state Militia wa
| 'r" ,H"d ir auyNG Ii,y. lat Sa'ui
duN ',Hni'v, ard Ni'I hu known a.
I"'uws auy l.. IoII'h Missouri lf..r.
It!,' l;u" Garter is captain; &. r.
| AunN, iIH' lieutenant, md Mos FOR
NtE,' .u,U"N lIuut,un. A. -Four F.H.
| i'.uUta and eight ruruuIul. az Goo r.,
| ~ pointed latDr 80 Hy tI, rHufu.u.
Turipiu iitoll nri First li,i'rraui
ilcuidgc, az Tnrl.io. porfrc'"l th,
IuiI'l"t.I ion, Those s. Np coli ted
FROM tli vicinity are: \. g., STANLEY.
Gcprr" Preston, Harold larrNhrc and
lrf .." l'ri uu, uun 'l,rr win pr.h.
| uHN w. fow more rLlI-t from this
| Vicinity lu' = uu,
\ large number ~ the patron. uf
| .Nu tu.,.|.uu school ..Trris,u .'.
aru.rs l'wr. Kub,ii Iuck -nn .rd
,ii. Matilda SriknIru. Us w1IurrHs
90 i.l rtD.' I".rU, about noon, l...'
| FRIDAY, FNl la.luis loaded 30 'Ir
lr'r sid. FYyt .iir". lo cas-, ard %
| thinner ~ Zoe % hing Wg. apIuHd 'Nr
"HcN',H uul expecting anything N.u
tEi.. lad not prepared @ program. nul
the afternoon wa, spent IN NI-i'i .
and getting huttrr acquainted. Two
| chnlur. who attended this school ar,
deserving Of special mention, FROM the
! fact ilat they were neither ahstrt o.
tarly single dgy during the ru''sc
term Claude Smi,h, who wa IN prnf
Jackson, room, aud Earl Smith, IN
the urinary room,
The rural graduating cNcrci 20.
were held last Saturday afternoon IN
the high schol auditorium, a, $50 T.
~, n planned. Owing to the ulin, onl,
n few Of the graduates were able e.
ho present, County Superintendent
Mrs. Alberta Grccn-Murphy favored
those present with pano solo and
reading was given by one ~ the grad
yates tsorry We were unable To secure
his name and residence that was lust
fine. Prof. Miller. who had remained
over, took President Richardson's
place on the program, and gave an.
other very inspiring address, taking
for his subject, Service" which he
handled In his usual good style. foo
bad the weatherman did not favor rs
with good weather in order that all
| "a tho nna.lt.nt..a ...f..lt