The Holt County sentinel., 1917-07-27
TOrtescue.

~ W. Hill was a st. Joseph pas
senger, Monday morning.
Miss Marie Howard was st. Jo-
seph passenger, Tuesday morning.
Mrs. stcll Craig is visiting with !
Miss Psyche Clemens, of st. Joseph. |
MIR. and Mrs. d. 4. Smith were
shopping in st. Joseph, last Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. r Slater were
st Joseph passengers. Tuesday morn
jack Ogden, Of Napier, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo
Don't fail to attend the patriotic
meeting at the Silver Moon theatre,
Ten cars Of hay and two cars Of
hogs were shipped from this station
last week.
Mrs. J. l.. Minton attended the
Red Cross meeting at Mound City.
last Friday.
w. b. Stuart and Tom Huston
were st. Joseph passengers, last Sat-
urday morning.
~i;ladis and Bid Lease spent few
DAYS with their aunt. Mrs. Geo. Craig,
at Napier, this week.
Allie Hayes. who has been sick
ported rs doing much better.
The little daughter Of Jack Cot
ton fell off a porch, breaking both
bones in her arm, just above the ell
bow.
Mrs. +. l.. Boyd and daughter,
Florence. left Friday for n couple OF
weeks visit with relatives in Okla
homa.
--Chas. Williams moved the weeds
In front Of the school house. last Fri-
day evening. helping the appearance
greatly.
Mrs. VIM. G. Davis and daughter,
Jennie, Of Topeka, Kansas. are visit.
ing Mrs. Davis daughter, Mrs. r. 7.
POINTER.
DIR. Minton reports n baby girl
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Taylor,
July 10. Mother and baby both are
doing well
John West left last Sunday for
Kccnesburg, Colo. where he has a
Job building an elevator for c. +.
Burchard.
ID. r. Romine. who has been here
for the last week or two. returned to
his farm, near Guernsey, Wyoming,
Saturday night
Mrs. A. d. Stuart returned Sun
day from Enid. Okla. where she had
been called on account Of the serious
Illness Of her father.
Denny Connect Is reported scri.
ously III and n Telegram sent 20 his
father, II. q. Comet. at Syracuse,
Kansas. to come nj once.
Mrs. II. +. Poynter. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. W. Craig went to st. Joseph on
the early morning train, Tuesday. and
s.NuroaI Tuaatnt avaninV In NJ
car.
Chester IItz left last Friday eve
ming for Indiana for n short visit.
Mr.. Iiitz's wife IL already there Wis
iting. lie and Mrs. Hitz will return
In about two weeks.
There Il quite lot Of new hay
being shipped just now. and while
cars are not very scarce, We look FOR
the same shortage as last year when
the wheat begins 20 move.
The following spent Sunday ut
Lake Contrary, st. Joseph: II. NJ.
Keck, John CLANCY, Essie Ramsey,
Ira Field. Bryan Goolsby, Trudc Robi-
son, Pres. Daughcrty and Harold
Kahn.
The Ice cream supper ut the
school house, last Friday, was pretty
well attended. considering tho busy
time. All those present were good
spendcrs and Sill was cleared. which
goes TO the piano fund.
Earl Boyd. while doing some fan
cy cutting on corn cob. let his knife
slip and cut quite a cash In his left
leg just below the knee. lie was at
tended by DR.. Minton, who found I,
necessary to make several stitches.
Don't forget the patriotic meet
ing In the opera house next Saturday
evening There will be good music
and an address that will be full Of
patriotism. II you fail to hear Judge
Duncan you will certainly miss rare
treat.
THE small son Of Elmer swope
met with quite serious accident, last
week. While attempting to jump
from q stand table TO q bed he fell on
the foot OF the bed. decorating the
leg just below the knee. DIR. j. l..
Minton was called and dressed the
wound having to take several stitches.
Last reports were that he was getting
along nicely.
Last Saturday a man handed us
one dollar rs q donation to the piano
fund. He said he was not able 10 at
tend the ice cream social at the school
house, Friday night, and that he want
ed TO make donation. Thank you
very much, but would liked to have
seen you present, and hope that the
next time you will attend as every
body had q good time.
Saturday, July 20, Is registration
day for the ladies Of Missouri. There
will be q patriotic meeting In the Sill
yer Moon theatre on this date, and
every. one who can possibly do SO,
should arrange to be there. Judge A.
b. Duncan. OF st. Joseph, will be pres
ent and make IN address, and we I'M
speakers In st. Joseph. Judge, Dun.
cans address will be full Of patriotism
and any one who misses hearing him
will certainly regret 1t.
Tho ball game at Jackson's ball