The Holt County sentinel., 1917-01-08

hood.
Luther Adams, wife ard daugh-
Ter. who have been visiting with
.e'a.iyes end friends I, Council Bluffs,
iowa. drring the holidays, returned
howe Monday noon.
John Dougherty was in town. Sun.
Law, trying ont orr cement side walks.
John took q trip down to Forbes, one
Law, last week, and says that's sure
ONE town down there.
III. N. Davis attended the big
Modern Woodman meeting In Craig,
mo overing. last week. when forty
candidates were introduced into the
nysteries If that order.
Misses Mildred Kocck, Mildred
King, Virginia Nether'and. GLADYS
Moore and Kathleen Proud were the
vec', end r"ests Of Miss Lucy Ellen
9rov-. NJ Walnut Meadow farm.
Our merchants were payinv fif-
.oon cents q pound for chickens. Mon
d,v. Mrs. Lot Brown roueht in 20
Plymouth hens that-~brought $3.50.
nd Mrs. Jess Duncan. q hens that
bror~ht s?t .no--r rreitv Oond recor'.
Clyde Couts left last Sunday for
pcs.rice, Nebr., where he has poo,i
position In q grocery store. Clyde
-ane last week s-d spert the ho'i.
laws visiting with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Hayden Edwards continues
| 70 jrprovc ut the hcmc OF his
daughter, Mrs. Dianas Smith. west of
town. A trained nurse Is taking care
" him and II Is thought he will be
able 10 get out In q short time.
Leo Catron was here last week
from Kirksviile. Mo-. visiting with
relatives. Lee Is taking q course In
pstcopa,hy and in due course 81 time,
tt will be "Dr. Lee Catron." lie re-
turned the first Of this week 10 Kinks
vile 10 resume his studies.
If your auto goes back on you and
YOU want so~,e one 70 haul ~" N
vet call on d. +. Wilson, with his
vild bronco. and you will get your
-ar home oil right. T. 7. Wilson il
Ia prcttv good hand nj the steering
wheel. even though the time Is after
dark.
Miss Er,~a Alexander. an arnt ~
Mr.. v. A. So,leder. was here several
DAYS. the first Of the week, visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. v. A. Solleder. Miss
Alexander was On her way from Mon.
tara TO Kansas CITY. for . short visit
with relatives and stopped off here
for = few DAYS.
Two soldier trains passed through
here last crndn" morrin~ c--"'"s
from Galveston. Texas. TO Fl. Crook
Omaha, Ncbr. The train Was made
|up of coaches. commisssrv car. pu''.
mans, FIAT cars for the wagons and
box cars for TIE horses. and they
were making passenger train time.
-Orcn HAYES. one dsv. last week,
purchased . brand new Ford, and we
are told tho first thing he did. after
setting the car home. was To call UP
Rro. T.. y. Boyd. Of bs'ed hay fame,
and .'1ke NJ cffort n purchase the
two tales Of hav Brother Bovd haA
"plantcd" In his varsoc. but there
was nothing doing. Brother BOYD say.
ing. "he wouldn't sell at any price,"
Mrs. LOT Brow, end daughter
Miss Ircv Ellen. left MONDAY after
~oon fo~ Nebraska CITY. Ncbr.. where
they visited with relatives until Tues.
dav morning, when Miss Lucy Ellen
'eft for O~aha. and attended the
Rockford College alumni luncheon a'
the new blackstone, In Omaha. Tues
Aay cvcnir~. she left Omaha. TO,
Rockford, H., 10 resume her college
work
N. W. Jcssup and brother. Prof
A. 8. Jess,p, arrived last Sunday
morninp from their trip to Vernon
IND. where thew spent the holidays
visiting with thew rarerts and o.d
thine friends. Prof. A. s. Jessup lefl
IN the nom train. Sunday. for BIZ
home In Ce,tral City. Colo. D. w
saws they had Q very pleasant visit
says they Rad . very pleasant visit
Surprising their father and mother OF
chr'stmas day, the old folks not OK
pectinG them.
Mr.. and Mrs. V~I.ov IIrte. y,
Craiv. visited with Mr.. and Mrs. W
IL. Major over Sunday. Mr.. Locke
II one Of the main smokes IN the whee
that makes the Craig Leader the sue
cases tint Il IL enjoying and nevcl
mkses an opportunity 10 boost for hi
|home town. Mr.. Locke says prospects
were never better for Crai~ and viciri
Ity than they are now, and that Grail
merchants are doing . good business
/ -JOuu oueUpcUU uuu teuusy ~
rived. one day last week. from
Thomas. Okla. where they have beer
making their home for the past tw'
wears. For the present they will NOV
into the w. l.. Catron property. AM
March list. will move onto their oil
home plsee. From the while. tn
whole family were wearing when the|
rot off the train, they just eouldn'
stay any lcnxsr-that the longing TO-
Q rood drink out % Big Tark and h
10 fishiMg there once more was to-
lmurh. We ioin their many friend
lin welcoming them back home.
1 --Last week John lden put up l0|
tons Of 0-inch Ice. from Big Lake
land the first Of this week, II tn
weather continues cold, he will stor
about twenty-five tons In Fortsscus
Coke Jackson hes stored sboat 10
lions Of Ice for his summers sQnply
J II the weather continues cold, d.
every one In this vicinity Wall eskli,
lthAiP nunuly Of lee from Biz INV