The Holt County sentinel., 1918-07-26

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The surgical dressing class made
A .hpment to Maitland, one day last
week, Of 90 absorbent pads and $50 ;
! xii congresses. A pretty good ship
ment. considering the busy times and
:ne help the ladies have.
Bro Martin, OF Forest City,
/ preached an interesting sermon at the
I Christian church, last Sunday evening,
taking his text from Matthew 23-l3.
/ Al. usual. the crowd was small, but
Il 'H.s did not make the sermon less in
t,rcs;ing, thanks to the speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Suits and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Davis motored down from
upith Of Craig, last Sunday morning,
and spent the day visiting with Mi.
and Mrs. II. VI. Davis.
The executive committee of the
Red Cross held q business meeting, one
evening last week.
Ben Pete Hunt, with a crew Of
mon. began cutting 80 acres Of prarie
hay for Hay King John Coughlin. last
Monday morning. Ben has taken the
contract to cut and bale this hay, and
with favorable weather, expects to fin
,sh up the job in about three week..
Allen Motley and Mayor u. l..
SChounover were Oregon visitors, one
day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. +. J. Bridgmon and
daughter. Miss Dorothy, were visiting
With relatives and friends in Craig,
at Sunday. and as IL customary with
Tom, he attended Sunday school there.
Russell Haiglcr, who has "A mail
clerk run between 81. Joseph and Char.
ton. Iowa, was home several days last
week on few days vacation.
Mrs. Chas. Mallon and little
daughter. Viola, who has been here for
.oyeral weeks, visiting with relatives
and friends, returned TO her home, near
Oregon. last Sunday noon.
Leonard and Frank Robinson. If
Kansas City, Hans, were weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ". Cour.
,or.
Z. T.. Moore. with his thrcshing
ug'i,t. has finished threshing his 800
acres Of wheat and thrcshed out q
total Of 1000 bushels. One tract OF
| g. acres averaged 10 bushels 10 the
lyyrc--thc best average 40 far that We
nave heard of in this ncighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Couts were st.
ln.cph visitors, one day last week.
Mrs. Chas. Harper and daughter
| Me, Elsie. were visiting with Mrs. -
! u.s.. Adams. between trains here, one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holly Carlton and
daughter, Miss Louise. and Miss Bessie
| Hunt, were visiting with Mr.. and MIS-.
| ". VI. Whipplc and family. In -. Jo-
.,ph, last Sunday.
Bro. &. T.. kcrran and son. Gus,
wen" business visitors in -. Joseph,
Lac, Saturday.
D. ". Jossup left last week In his
Ford car with u party Of prospective
land buyers for a trip through TO East
,n Colorado. taking u look ut The
land IN that part Of the country.
Miss Mabel Potter was visiting
with friends in Napier, last Saturday
and Sunday.
MIR. &. II. Summers was here on,
day. the latter part Of last week, from,
Malvern, Iowa, a guest OF Lewis An.
thony.
Mrs. q. W. Hendrix was an owe,
Sunday visitor with relatives In Crazy
bryan lIinklc has enlisted in IN,
Mechanical Engineering Corps OF
Uncle Sam and will leave the 18th OF
next month for Kansas City, where
he will take three months course in
an automobile school, after which he
viii be assigned to service.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. J. Taylor, OF
Bethel ncighborhood. were shopping in
St. Joseph, one day last week.
Tom Griffin was a st. Joseph
passenger, Saturday evening.
Mrs. James Couts visited with
friends In Mound City, last Saturday
evening, returning home Sunday noon
horn, to Mr.. and Mrs. Luis Tn.
derwood, Tarkio. No., one day last
week, a girl Of standard weight. Mrs
Underwood was formerly Miss Helen
Courier, oldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, r.. L.. Courier, formerly Bigelow
residents.
Mrs. j. +. Iden and daughter, Mis,
Zepha, were shopping in st. Joseph
one day last week.
OF 20 years, Lloyd being the only sor
living. Mr.. Curriers' schooling be.
gan in the old Culp school house, nea,
Oregon. and about the year 1885 hc
purchased the farm just west of town
this farm being the old II. &. Lonp
homestead, of William Stanley, where
he and his wife were married in 1870
and where he has made his home ever
since that time. Funeral services wer,
conducted by Rev. Karl Davis, oil
Craig, at the home, on last Frida,
morning, where large number of his
relatives and neighbors gathered "a
say the last goodbye to the remains
OF the father and neighbor, after which
they were laid to rest In Mt. Hone
cemetery, at Mound City. Rev. Davis
took his text from l Cor, 7-3l, "And
they that use this world as not abusing
1t; for the fashion of this world pass.
eth away" The pail bearers were c,
5. Mckee, c. c. Catron, Guy Jones
John Coughlin, Chas. Knowles and
George Stadalman. Those from out OF
town who attended the funeral ser.
vices were Mrs. J. N. Westfall, Lin.
coin; Mrs. Ida Robinson, Kansas City
kans.; Emmett Courier and son, Sher.