The Holt County sentinel., 1918-06-07

Mrs. India Price will leave today,
Thursday, for Kansas City, Mo-, for u
visit with her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hcrbcr, Caskey. and children.
John J. Lukens, the genial X. r.
/ u. man. remembered Us nicely one day
this week with box Of the largest
and incest strawberries you ever saw.
Mrs. Riley lluia,t's Sunday school
class. Of the VI. r.. church, the Loyal
Daughters" donated $500 to the local
chapter Of the Red Cross.
VIII Davidson and wife, OF So
dnlia, No.. are here. enjoying a visit
with his parents. sam Davidson and
wife.
Isaac Vince and Clyde Moore,
who wen, to 81. Louis Sunday. 90 en-
ter the navy. passed "A satisfactory en-
animation. I'D Hicks and Fred Markt
failed a. pass.
p. u. ilolley. Of San Francisco.
California. H. the latest addition to the
younp blood of our community. having
associated himself with Col. r.. a. Wei
~.
Everett. son of Rev. ". l.. Mycr.
student at the Lawrence, kanS.,
! University, spent the week here with
I nlN I'ti'llANs uil'l i'NuiH' w S'h'bi wi
the summer course.
Mrs. Earl Stephenson. who has
been convalcscing from IN operation
ut the home Of her parents, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Henry Hcrshncr. in this city, was
able 10 20 10 her farm home this week.
DR.. j. l.. Hogan reports son born
Ia I'd Nocllsch and wife, of the Divide
district, and 10 Frank Grimes and
wife, Of the Culp district, a girl, May
30, 1918.
Mrs. Lawrence kauchcr. of 81. 10.
seph. was the guest Of Frank Sutton
and wife for n few days, last week.
Mr.. Sutton H. an aunt,
r. :. holland left Tuesday morn
ing Of this week, for few days visit
with his son, DR.. Moss u. holland. and
family, of Mobcrly. this state.
Mrs. Fred i. Cook went to Kan
sas City, this week, where she joined
her sister, Alberta Bragg, who has
been teaching voice at the Norman.
Oklahoma University. They returned
here together.
Mrs. Anncs Lewis. OF Kansas City.
and her daughter. Mrs. J. W. Wake.
I Icy, of Maitland, were the guests OF
Mrs. Lewis sister. Mrs. Elma Jones,
and her daughter, Mrs. Helen Gold,
for few days, last week.
Wilbur, the four-ycar.old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rnyhill, who
was 80 severely kicked in the head by
a horse, Tuesday, Of last week, May
Is, and taken to a 81. Joseph hospital
Is doing nicely.
p. NJ. Harsha Is feeling very
proud, the reason for this being that
he has installed Columbia, Jr., can
ceiling machine. It's sure dandy,
and does the work with rapidity and
correctly.
DIR. Ray A. Evans, son of DR.. and
Mrs c. l.. Evans, of this city, who is
practicing dentist at Savannah, and
who enlisted for dental service, has
been called into service. and ordered
to report at Waco, Texas, for duty
in the aviation division.
William Meyer, son of Rev. w. T..
Meyer, and a graduate Of our high
school, class Of 1914. stopped over for
days visit with his parents, on his
way to Washington, ID. c., for duty in
the service as chemist. having been
transferred from Fort Omaha.
Charles Huntsman, a former Ore
gon school boy, q graduate Of the class
Of 1908, Is now in England, in the en-
cheering branch of the service, hav-
ing enlisted at Hutchinson, Kansas. AZ
ter going to Kansas he took a bus,-
ness course, and left lucrative posi-
ton to enter the service.
Len Meadows has purchased the
SO acres Of the Elliott tract. from
Judge c. b. Whitmer, at $3.50 per
acre. 1t was the unsold portion Of the
tract recently laid out in town lots,
and sold by the Atlas Townsite Co.
-Aut Curry has quit active farm
life and has accepted q position with
the Zook & Rocker Banking Com
pany. He is a thoroughly capable ac-
countant, and his many friends will
be glad to greet him in this old sub
stantial institution.
|---Miss Mildred, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Meyer, Of Mound City.
and one Of the dearest Of girls, has
been here the past week, showing
Grandpa Tom Frye and her aunts and
uncles good time. She 10 home from
the Nebraska State Univsrsity for her
vacation. |