The Holt County sentinel., 1918-09-06

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count OF Registration Day coming on
September II. Remember date, Wed.
ncsday. September II, 1918.
Philip Rush and Tom Frye, two
cold cronies." who have been quite
sick, are much better; the latter is able
90 come up town, but the former IL
staying close TO home yet.
Tablets, Pencils, Pens, Ink, Loose
Leaf Note Books, Theme Tablets.
HENN1NGER DRUG co.
---Scib Carson and wife and VIII
Carson and wife, Of Fairfax, left Sat-
urday last for Pawnee City, Neb., to
visit their parents, Uncle Abner Car
son and wife, who in their old age are
making their home with their daugn-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. George Prussman.
Mother Carson, now IS years Of age,
Is in very feeble health, and Father
Carson, now 50, is nearly totally blind.
Say. when you see Paul Enoex,
shake him by the hand and congratu-
late him. lie was married in st. Jo-
scph last Saturday, August 81, to Miss
Ethel Mcfarland.
The temperature went down TO As
degrees Friday night; August II was
10 in the shade; on the 10th We had
rs Of an inch of rain. The night Of
September and ., 30 fell.
Miss Kate Greene, who graduated
from our high school, class of 80, will
teach the Wilson school this school
year. She has had much experience
~ u teacher.
W. r. Fountain and sister. Mrs.
A. y. lay, of Davis county, Iowa,
are visiting their sister, Mrs. u. j.
French. Of this city. Tie reports Il
splendid corn crop IN his section.
Lester. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Rigglc, H. down with typhoid fever.
Miss Virginia Ncthcrland, a grad
uato OF our high school. class Of IA,
will teach the Marion school this year.
Miss Mildred King left Monday
for ~. Joseph, where she will take "a
library course nj the 81. Joseph pub
lie library.
The sentinel sends is congratula.
tiuns ~ John =. Smith, president Of
the Hol, County Bank, Of Mound City,
on his marriage, August -. The bride
H. Mrs. Lula Wade, Of Anacortcs,
Washington. the ceremony being per
formed at Falls City, Ncb. They arr
ut home to friends In Mound City.
Large Assortment Fountain Pens,
All prices.
llENNINGER DRUG co.
Warren Jhc-ncy Dick, who 10
sided In this county from 1880 TO 1916
when he and family removed to ST
Louis. died In that city August u,
1918. aged 20 years. lie IT. survived
by his wife and children. Mrs. En-
ma Moore. Of Forest city, Is u daugh-
ter, and Mrs.. Mary Gotten and Mrs.
Susan Ilcdsoc, of Forest City, are
sisters.
Tue Fourth Liberty Loan cam
paign will begin SATURDAY, September
2S, and close October ~. No Amer
can doubts itg success: no good Amer.
can will fail to contribute TO its sue
cess. The blood of our men fallen IN
Europe calls 10 US; OFT answer must
be- and will be- worthy Of them and our
country.
james II. Stokes. Of Craig, was
the starter for the Maitland races last
week. and he proved n good one. Tic
Just let them kick for while, and
when he said "go!" they went, to win
or lose. Jim Is on TO that job, good
and plenty.
Miss Lena Judy. of Craig, one Of
the best teachers, returns 10 kimama,
Idaho. for her second years work IN
the schools there. We hope she may
have successful school year, and re-
turn In most excellent health.
We are indeed sorry 10 learn OF
the death of Herman Ohlcnahlen, one
of Union townships substantial citi-
zens, which occurred In 81. Joseph,
August -, following an operation for
appendicitis.
Miss Edna Lukcns, one Of our
best teachers, has left Oregon, and has
accepted a position in the Alliance,
Ohio, high schools. We wish her
abundant success, and are sure that
she will more than give satisfaction.
Art Miller has returned home
from the Dakotas, here he has been
working in the harvest fields. lie
says there Is fine fishing up there.
Henry Bowles and Miller Blachley,
of the Burr Oak district, have our
thanks for fine watermclons.
Miss Anna J. Fiegenbaum, Of st.
Joseph, accompanied b yher niece, Ger
trude Arnhold, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Oregon with her sister,
Mrs. Tom Curry.
w. II. Merwin has accepted "a po-
sition with the Economic Service Blu.
reau, of New York, n. y, and will
enter upon his duties the first Of the
year.
DIR. Klopp reports the birth Of q
baby boy to Edwin Turner and wife,
of Oregon, August 80, 1918.
j. A. Milligan spent Sunday with
the old folks at home, over In King
City.
Judge O'Fallon and wife are rusti-
eating in Colorado for couple Of
weeks,
Cleo McQuigg, Of Grant City, Mo-,
was here over Sunday, the guest Of
relatives.
Elizabeth Rankin, Of Tarkio, and
Francis Young, Of Mound City, were
here few days the past week, enter
tanning their aunt and uncle, w. $.
Bragg and wife. They are sprightly
pair Of little ones.
After an extended visit with her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Hershner, Miss
Grace Simpson left Wednesday last
for her home in Yates Center, Kansas.
Louis, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ii. F..
Kreek, who was recently operated upon
in st. Joseph hospital, returned