The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-02

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Mrs. G. n. Graves, of Mound
City, who was cn.rou,c TO visit her
Ida,ightcr. Agnes. In Lincoln, Ncb.,
last Monday. visited between trains
and took dinner with Mrs, Allen Not
lev. Mrs. 4. ". Motley was also a
v,,cs, OF Mrs. Allen Motley, Monday,
--EurIid Dodson was n business Wis.
i,or in Lincoln. Ncb., several DAYS,
| last week.. Wc are told that Euclid
has decided To uuit the bottom, and
in the sprinr will move with his faith.
or md mother 10 n farm, about five
miles north OF Mound CITY, that he
Inns rented,
--pctc Ca,ron returned the latter
mart of last week from Lead, s. d.,
where he sold his car load of applcs,
MIR. Ca,ron saws the Jonathan npplcs
sold readily. hut other varieties went
prctty slow However, the car was
sold 10 good advantage, and Pete SAYS
IL showed every day he was there.
Misses Jean and Mildred Dodson
had extra good luck with their bake
| saic at e. 4, McEcc's store, last Sat-
urday. and they heartily thank those
who so libcrnlly patronizcd them and
those who donated the many good
things 10 eat. Everything was sod
and the Indies cleared almost Si5, to
be used for their respective Sunday
| school classes,
John Parson came In one day,
last week, from jackson, Mimi, where
he and his wife Ind been visiting with
their son, Gene parson, during the
scycral weeks ago, and Mr.. and Mrs.
| a.. Al A
ID, ID. Morris, west of town. Mr.. Par
| for the farmers in Minnesota, md
there are thousands of acres OF soft
corn in that state.
--I,ro, &, l., Kcrran held services
To an attentive audience, nj the Meth.
| dist church, last SUNDAY evening
| lro kc,rnn proycd himself Ia be- no,
| ,nly n good hotel man, but he also
knows how 10 handle he big uible
uucs,ions. and MS long ms hc Is n rcsi-
dent of our, town. there seems 10 b,
no excuse for not holding services al
least every Sunday. What Biyelo,y
needs is n good old fashioned union
protractcd meeting, and our people
should get together ON this important
proposition.
TCbaunccy Wilson and Miss Bcr-
tha Morris surprised their many
friends. last saturday. when ,hny
drove over 10 Falls CITY, Neb.. and
were mnrrieJ returning home sun.
Iay' These fine young peopie were
boih horn and raised in this vicinity.
md nro nmony our most nonuIsr
vounv nconIc Rcrtbo is the oldest
aauv6,cr ~ Mr. md Mrs. J. ID. Mor.
ris. and IL one of our most successful
teachers. having taught for n humber
If wears md Tor the mast two wears
has been nj the head of the Cotton
wood scbools. Cbnuncey? We'll. ey.
cryhodv knows "Cbauncc" ns fine
yo,,nU man n GOOD worker and farm |
or. Who viii M doubt do his mart. and
one thing sure is that he has one of
the very hest mariners. who has been
carefully raised and trained. We do
not know their plans. hut prcsumc
Bcrtba viii finish out her term of
school and That they will begin |
"housekcepjnp" Mt any early date, and
make n home for themselves, Ne iojn |
their hosts Of friends in wishing them
much hanpiness.
Mr.. Sam Brown and Mrs. J. T..
Hancher we're married in the parlors
of The Woodland Hotel, at Oregon, at
In M. last SATURDAY, Oct. 27. bv Rev.
c. F Hand nastay Of the Oregon
Methodist church. c. =. Kerran, the
hotel man drove them down in his
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