The Holt County sentinel., 1918-04-12

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n. ". Nelson and wife. Of Port.
land, Oregon, are visiting here. tho
gIosts Of biz brother.in.law, Henry
Wei. and family.
Ira. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ~.
Durham. 81 Mound City. who enlisted
.n the Ergin""r,' Corps, last Deem.
her. b. now In France.
-Goprg" pOyntor and family. n
II yellow. dr1y" down in their car Sun.
iay at. and made short visit with
r''a.iyos and friends.
Full lin" Of Pearl Wire C!o;h,sizos
Il 20 IS inches.
TFARE & RuIEY
DR.. J. +. Chandler reports tho
following births: l.. g. Elder AMI
VIE. March Is. daughter: T.. ".
Grimes and vifo. April !. A daughter.
Mr.. Mary J. lllddan died at her
home In Mound CITY. Friday Of In {
week, April ., aged 50 years. Tie
funeral services were held from th.
Methodist church, Sunday, April :.
Vol Shredder, AN old and highly
r. poctod citizen Of Mound City. died
at hi. HON" in that city on Thursday
'ast, April I, at III" ng" Of II years
and q months. His funeral was he'd
from his homo, Sunday. 1th inst.
Mr.. Emma Nothorland and son.
John, Mrs. Hattie browning. Mr. AMI
Me-, Robert Frye. Doe Ansolmont and
wife. Jacob IIchcr and family and
Ira liCh"r attended the John ". FL
dv funeral az Mound City, Monday of
this week.
Nelson Miller. of Duluth. Mime.
sofa, Il visiting his father, Uncle
Thoma, Miller. and other relatives.
"" will be- here for u couple Of
months. We are glad 10 report that
Incl" Thowas H. c0nvalcscing from
hi recent sickness.
Rev. &. +. Hand occupied tho p'll-
pit of the Huffman Memorial NJ. T..
church, in ST, Joseph. Sunday last,
III" pastor, Rev. Charles r.. l'ctcc,
preaching in New Point and Maitland
the same day. Rev. Petrcc Is n broth
or Of our fcllow-townsman, Frank
pctrcc.
Many of our citizens were in 81
Joseph, Monday evening Of this week
IN attendance AT the Galli-Curci con
cert at the Auditorium, and all wcr,
charmed by the sweet singing of thu
! sweetest singer in the world. TIL,
audience was the largest that eve
greeted a singer in ST. Joseph.
The Junior Alliance. Of the Evan
gelical church, will meet next sun
day, April -, at 2;30 p. m. Mis-
Dorothy Bunker will lead. The topi
is "Hallowcd he Thy Name" TIN
lesson Is found in Luke li:2; Ps
s9:5-7, All Juniors welcome.
SECRETARY.
The Red Cross auction sal
amounted to 81 ,3O0-66 head of hog
shipped to st, Joseph, S2,49s.54; Z
head paid for by farmers and cas-
donated, S2,45O, making n grand tots
Of Maitland Herald. Som
patriotism in the veins of those pee
! Pile around and in our sister city q
Maitland.
Ed Nocllsch informs US that he
having trouble in accust0ming hin
self, and especially his stock. In r,
gard to the change in time. He say
he got up the other morning and wer
out to feed his hogs In the feed lot
only to find that they had hiked OF
for the pasture before he had chans
to feed them.
Miss Bertha Elder and Charlie
Harper, both Of Forbes township, wei
united in marriage at the Evangelic,
parsonage in this city, Wednesda,
April 3, 1918, Rev. W. c. Johnson, III
pastor, officiating. These two youn
folks are among our best people an
stand high in the opinion Of all. I'll
Sentinel joins with their hosts ,
friends in extending them every wei
wish for their future happiness an
prosperity.
Mrs. T.. Wachter, a returned mi,
sionary from Siam, will lecture at Ii
Presbyterian church in Oregon, tn
Friday evening, April IL, and at II
New Point Presbyterian church, SUI
day morning, April IA, and Sunda
evening at the Woodville Presbyteria
church. She will exhibit q number {
curios and costumes Of this far Eas
Tern country. She Is an interestin
entertainer and has been In that couT
:. try for over 30 years. Il will pa
you to hear her. Everybody cordial
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