The Holt County sentinel., 1917-05-18

| FRIDAY OF last week.
Il. o. Phillips and wife were Wis.,
itng with relatives in st. Joseph, for
a few days, last week.
Il. |. Moore and wife and Miss
Lena Spocrle autoed to st. Joseph,
Thursday Of last week.
Mrs. Fred Hilsenbcck. Of st. Jo-
seph. was here. visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Matt Filler. for few days, last
week.
Everett Meyer was in st. Joseph.
Monday. taking treatment from Dr.
W. &. Proud. for throat and ear
trouble.
For SALE-A Gasoline Hay
. Press m good condition. Call on or
adore. Bert Drcher, Oregon, Mo-.
Route %.
-H,rry Scyfer. of Nebraska City,
Nebra IA. was visiting here. this
week. and looking after business in
vestW,rt..
1t. a girl: latest arrival at the
home - Tom Ramsay. on Friday
last. May IL. Dr. Hogan says shes
! a bcas.N.
II '''c Albert Redelf has so i'm.
provrd that the nurse. Miss Agnes
: Newton has returned to her home IN
50. Ju.,ph.
II. J. &. Whtmer and wife. AMI
Miss florence Todd were the guests
/. Of relatives and friends in Savannah,
last sunday.
Nj and Mrs. I'd Hca,on and son.
GeorC, we're down from Craig. La,
Sunda. the guest of relatives and
mum, friends.
M .. Laura llovoy. Of Forest
t.sI l.ss lao
have rncd from n visit with rela-
tives Foo savannah.
--N.. e. Y. Hand was called 10 The
beds ~ her mother. On Saturday
last. .n H. alarwingly III at her
; home stanhcrry. Mo.
II 70. Fainter and family and T..
". u ary. " New Liberty district.
wcr, Saturday last, having bust
ness '"' county court,
-." .H' vent to $40 in Chicago.
on .niay, May l., and lambs
lhrnu. 80 pr tho -. Joseph mar.
ko,. Thursday. May 10.
-.' . John Meyer. of Mound City,
was Oregon. Friday Of last week,
visit.rs With Mn. Fred Wctzcll and
, Nrs. Nm Tumham, and other
: frieni.
frank Morris. FOR many years u
: resid,.' 81 Forbes township. died NJ
his home. sunday last. May ~. aged
10 years. We hope for an obituary
next n""k.
- +. Garrett. Of Squaw Creek;
;, Edwafi Smith and y. I. Armen,rout.
!, OF So N Center. were here, last Sat.
. urday cooking after matters pertain.
ing 3, their school districts.
N..laVN.- Al.x tupIlu. ttrk nj
u VI. n.ngan. II. T.. krcck. Henry {.
Cook ri Brown. Jonas Watson, Andy
Burii'r and Miss Cora Frye were ST.
JOSEF shoppers, last Wednesday.
: II +. Morgan. A. representative
Of VI. er Post. q. A. r.. Of this city
has been in attendance Mt the State
Encanpmen, Of the G. A. r.. which
/, has been in session at Springfield
, tki, week
- John II. Simpson and wife hav,
4 returned home from three weeks
!, visit with relatives and friends IN
/, Montana. Washington. Idaho. Utah
i ard other western states. They re-
I p'rt delightful timo
Guy Conrad has gone back e
al a.. first love-" the clothing business
, ard commenced work Monday of Thu
n week for the Dawson-Campbcll Cloth
:, Iug Co. lie did not sell his pool hail
but has placed George Fry in charge
7. Mrs. J. l.. Hogan, who has beer
!, in u 81. Joseph hospital several weeks
:, r"covcring from an operation, has -
IMPROVED a. To he able To return
i 90 her homeland perhaps you thinl
4, the Doctor isn't happy over her re
turn home. She has had great fight
but has won.
jay T.. Minton, of Fortescuc
Robert l., Minton, John NJ. Shiplcy
+. o. Wcstfall and VIM. II. ellis, %
Mound City, left Friday last for dut,
az the Officers training camp, n
81 Fort Riley, Kansas. We look for Thu
Il, bunch to make good grades. and IL
y due time tn wear their soldier straps
Just AZ years ago, our county wa
II visited by the grass-hopper plague
- and many Of our older residents vii
~ well remember conditions at tina
:, time. Old corn went to Sl,OO a bu
" shell, and people thought they wer
, ruined. but they managed to WORRY
through the troublesome period. I
is almost a forgotten incident in GU
, history.
james 4. Williams, OF Forbes
= Charles N. Dobyns, of Lincoln, an,
. Isaac Painter, Of Liberty, have mott
fed Sheriff Crouscr Of their willing
ness to serve as registrars of thei
y townships. under the sclective draf
y law. Notify the sheriff IL you ar,
- willing; call himr up. We hope Hol
u county will not be backward in ;
I" single requirement of the law.
! George Gubser, living on Mil
u Greek. in Atchison county, went GU
with his little boy to plough in tn,
: field, about 3 o'clock Monday after
e noon. The little boy rushed to thu
t. house in few minutes, telling hi
mother father was dead. Mr.. Gubse
D. had dropped dead from heart disease
The funeral was held Wednesday. II,
leaves widow and four children
Corning Mirror.
=, Verne Hardin, q member of on
!, high school graduating class of thi
wear. attended the state athletic meet