The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-01
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Mrs. VIM. Morris attended the
funeral Of Marvin. Hillyard, which was
held in st. Joseph last Saturday.
Miss Libby Munson has returned
from Rulo, Neb., where she visited
with Mrs. Cass Jones.
Mrs. Emmett Hinkle lost valu-
able horse Wednesday, Of last week,
from lockjaw.
Miss Olive Morgan has been In
Kansas City the past week, nursing
her sister, Mrs. J. W. Hill, who has
been quite sick with the influenza.
Henry Bowles and daughter.
Fern. were here for u whole day last
week. Miss Fern having her mas,i-
Gators put In repair.
Fred Markland, who is In charge
Of a general store at Hemple, Mo,
was home over Sunday. He Is more
than pleased with his business
Mrs. Charley Meyer, who has
been 30 very low from pneumonia.
following an allacl, OF the influenza,
we are gratifiod to know, is rcportci
10 b. very much better.
John Colvin Of st. Joseph. spent
Sunday here, enjoying visit with his
sister, Mrs. Fred MARYLAND. and
daughter Blanche, and Fred got In the
bunch also.
Miss Mildred Koock. who has been
home from her school work at the
state university on account Of the IN.
flucnza epidemic, returned this week,
the disease having so abatcd as 10
resume work there.
Bruce Burgess Of Kansas City.
one Of the best boys on earth, was here
visiting relatives, on his way to the
national capital, where he will do his
part in the great war, serving in the
diplomatic department
For the seventh time, all in y
row, "a daughter was born TO Mr. and
Mrs. Wcs Meyer, on October 20, and
DIR. Hogan SAYS they are all getting
along nicely, and he don't see how they
could help II, for they are all OF
kind.
Mrs. Martha j. Medis, of Tulsa,
Okla. was here this week ON import
ant legal matters. She Is the mother
OF the late Mrs. Mary A. Rife, VINO
died In Mound City IN July, l?ln
leaving u will, which the mother u
seeking TO have set aside
Geo. Heaton, OF Craig, of the NM
tied service department, has been as
signed to duty with the local draft
board here by the adjutant general
Of our state, and he is now on duty,
wearing his "soger" clothes, and my,
but George does look good-to the
girls, especially
"A pleasant note to US from G. X.
lRiley) Mcintyre, now located at
Stratford, Texas, brings us the good
news Of the good health Of himself
and family. They are having. plenty
Of rain and no frost as yet and no IN
fluenxa.
We are glad to know that Lieut..
J. Il. Minton, who has been SO very
low at o southern camp, has SO ma
terially improved as TO enable his
bis home He was very low with in
fluenza.
Gertrude and Marion Maicr, of
Mound City, came along with their
papa, Will Maief, and watched him
closely when he said to Russell Markt
$435 for that pair Of mules, The girls
0 KID the deal, then drove back home.
Judge Harry M. DUNCAN is now
the owner Of the handsome VanBus-
kirk residence, having made the pur-
chase last week, trading In his 2-acre
place in the southwest part of town
In the deal. He expects TO take pos
session some time In December.
--Yeoman Oakley Morris, Of the
navy, stationed at the Great Lakes,
ILL.,. was home on . furlough, which
enabled him to spend "a hours with his
parents and friends. He is the very
picture Of health and Is delighted with
hi: job. He says. "Ike" Wench is
The ssntinsl sends its coagratu-