The Holt County sentinel., 1918-06-07

There was nm attendance of II 1t I
the Methodist sunday school. last Sun
day morning. and the collection ?5c.
Henry Schoonoycr says the Young
minks he got from Nathan Adams are
coming RICH, along. and he Il feeding
them fish heads and rabbits.
Mrs. T.. 4. Smith and daughter,
Miss Nellie, came up from st. Joseph
last Saturday and spent Sunday Mt
home. returning 90 -. Joseph Monday
morning. where Miss Nellie IL now TAX.
ing treatments.
Miss Mary Overlap Is visiting with
relatives In Maitland. this week.
II. l.. SchoOnovpr is this week fin
ishing up his new house Of four rooms
that he built on his property, north Of
the Cntron store.
Farmers are busy this week: some
rcplanting their corn, others going
over their corn for the first time: al
fnlfa H. ready Ia cut and the last two
weeks Of rain have put them back with
their work, Prospects are good for
all crops ut this time.
--GcOrgo Courier, assisted by Newt
Mullis gave tho Bigclow GRAIN Ccr-
nanv's vnTon scales u thorough over
/ hauling the first of the week, getting
| them IN first class condition,
Charley Gotten and family drove
up from 81. Joseph. Sunday. In their
ear and attended the Catron funeral,
and are visiting with relatives here
this week.
Among those from out Of town
who attended the CatrOn funeral last
Sunday afternoon We're: Mr. and Mrs
u. u. Bridgmon ard wife, Oregon;
Raw Catron, and Mr.. and Mrs. !. /.
: Atkinson, of 81. Joseph; Mrs. T. Coop
81, Craig; J. u. Brldgmon and wife, o.
Maitland
Frank Kcrran Is sporting motor
lcyclc, and Frank savs he can ride ~
fast ns the wheels will turn around.
u --Forty-two scholars attended tho
Christian Sunday school last SUNDAY
morning, the collection amounting 10
Si.45.
i BRO. c. p. Kcrran held services in
the Methodist church at Mound City,
last Sunday evening.
Il Matt and George stadalman, who
, are working for Guy Jones, did some
: very effective work with a road drag
from tho cross roads west Of town Ia
eH' ~ ''u'N' F'a''' Pu'."'S Wis i""'
up In extra good condition. We are
| glad TO note that number Of our pe0-
| Pile are getting the road dragging hab-
II; it's good thing. push II along and
let's have better roads.
!, Will Walden was up from st. Jo-
, seph, last Sunday, visiting with rela-
tives.
Henry Cook, of Oregon, was a
business visitor in this vicinity, one
day, the latter part of last week.
Mrs. George Cook and son, Har-
old, and daughter, Lorene, were visit
ing with relatives in Forest City, one
day, last week.
> For washing cars, call on Bart
|, Couts, for the reason that he Is an ex.
/ pert, and when he washes car he does
|. a good job. One day, the first Of the
|, week, Bert was down on the lake will
!. his Chevrolet car, and as the car wal
l pretty dirty, he backed the car int
;. the lake in about six inches of water
r and gave II a good washing from TOT
n to bottom. Having finished he forgo
about leaving the gears In reverse
surprise to see the car hack into tn,
n lake and stop in about seven feet o
Q water. Chances are the car .woul'
J. have went on across the lake had
not been for getting into the mud IN
i getting stuck. OF course, Bart 70
y busy, secured another car, and pulIe
oil his car out Next time Bart runs hi
rI car In the lake for bath he win loo
4 TO see where his gears are befor
starting the engine.