The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-05

NlSlllUk tilt kutSt VI RELATIVES.
Rev. A. ID. Seelig and wife, Of Sa-
vannah, are here at the bedside Of
Mrs. Seclig's father, @. W. Cummins,
who is very low.
William Hossick and Mrs. Hattie
Browning went TO st. Joseph, Tuesday
July 2. and they came home the same
day. and are now husband and wife.
The Sentinel extends its hearty con.
gratulations. and wish for them q
long, happy life.
DIR. j. Il. kearney, who has enlist
ed in the Medical Corps, with rank Of
lieutenant, has been called to duty. and
will leave in few days.
Mrs. Carrie Bolton and her two
boys, Harvey and Robert, Of Frank.
fort. Kansas, are here for a visit with
her mother, Mrs. Minnie Eiler. and
brothers, Matt and John and Gus,a
upperman.
Roy Burton. wife and baby. oi
Hudson, Iowa. have been visiting hi.
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Wallace. Of
Forest City. and other relatives. IL
came over 10 look after the graves oi
his parents. A. VI. Burton and wife
who are buried here. Mr.. Burton a,
one time being a member Of Meyer
Post. Of this city.
Robert Thatcher went TO the Big
Lake. Monday evening for a swim
While bathing he stepped upon brok.
en- bottle. cutting his foot very badly
lie was hurried to Mound City. wher,
DIR. Perry rendered the necessary med.
ical attention. an dhe is around, but on
pair Of crutches.
We are sorry to learn that Mis-.
Matte Morris. Of the Marion district
Is suffering greatly from inf'ammatory
rheumatism. Her niece. Miss Nesta
Morris, of Mound City. IL with her.
The rains. so welcome TO US here
only laid the dust at Forbes, Il Is r.,
ported.
james Guy. the lone fisherman
living IN Chambers district. IL said
have taken $50 in War Saving
Stamps. All honor 10 such loyal PEG,
pie.
Mrs. George c. Kanchcr and it'll,
daughter. Frances. of Memphis, Ten,
ncsSe, are visiting here, the guests OF
her mother. Mrs. Frances |. DUNCAN
and other relatives.
The sad news reaches u If a.,
death Of Mrs. Henrietta I.uckhartl,
widow of the late Geo. L. Luckhardt
which occurred at the home of hci
daughter. Mrs. Neil sullivan, in CHI
cago. Tuesday. July .. The body WA
brought 10 Tarkio for intermcnt. M,
where funeral services were held. v,
hope for an obituary.
City, and Miss Lonict Cozard. OF Orr
gon, were married in 81. Joseph. Sat
urday. June -. The groom has bccr
summoned to the colors. July q.
Thomas Sweeney died nj the Coun
| ~ Farm. Sunday. June 80. 1918. az,
- years. lie was born near Cork
ireland. In 1883, and was admitted q
| the farm in September. isss.
Mrs. Grant Meyer, who has be-,
here on "a visit with her brother-in
laws, Chcs and Chris. returned TO h.
home in i.incolnvillc. Kansas, Satur
day last; her nieccs. hazel aud f,ca,
rice, went home with her for visit.
Extra large assortment of use,
First Glass Fords for sale.
! COOK Il FOSTER.
Andy Burricr and wife are so
journing In Colorado. seeing the sight
and having a good time. Andy say,
the hills out there are higher thar
those in these parts.
Mrs. Geo. Spawn, Of st. Joseph
and daughter, were here one day last
week, to locate the grave of her hus
band, who died at the county farm
July %, 1916.
George Il. Nixon, of Mound CITY
went to st. Joseph, last Friday, ant
enlisted for service in the Quartcrmas
ter's department.
Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Lcdgcrwood
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Herr,
Fields and sons, Mart. iona and Clan
cnce, spent Sunday at the home of Dor
II. Martin and wife, the guests Of III,
new girl. Ruby. Mrs. Martin is .
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fields, an,
Ruby Is their fourth grandchild.
MIR and Mrs, J. II. Martin ar,
spending a few weeks in town will
their son, Don, and wife. and takinJ
care of their new granddaughter
Ruby. They are enjoying II, too.
Mrs, Dclilah pooley was taken I,
u ~, Joseph hospltil by hcf ilNil.
physician, DIR. &. l.. Evans. and o.
Monday was operated upon for tum
or Of the neck. She Is doing rs wei
rs could he expected.
County Clerk Dan Kunkcl spok,
to the people Of the Benton dlstric
Friday evening Of last week, in the in
terest Of the War Savings Stamp
campaign, and those who heard it sa.
ii was u splendid effort.
Extra large assortment of use'
First Glass Fords for sale.
COOK & FOSTER.
j. II. Peacher has been a yer,
sick man from an acute attack Of in
digestion. lie has sent for his dhugh
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry bankers. G
w. Cummins is very low. 4. c. Full
Ter, of the Kimsey district, is still
very sick from inhammatory rheuma
tism.
For Sale-Some extra good Red
Polled Bulls; registered. Call on o
address C. A. Zachman, Oregon. Nc
The discovery for Home Treat
ment for CONSUMPTION. Can be use