The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-01

several days, returned to work Tues
day morning Of this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas Harper were
here one day last week, from st. Jo-
| scph, visiting with Mrs. Harpcr's sis
ter, Mrs. o. W. Adams and family.
---,;corgc Stadalman, who has been
/ visiting with relatives and old neixn
hors near Odessa. Mo-, for several
days, returned home last Sunday
morning.
J Miss Mildred Dodson returned TO
4 Craig last Sunday afternoon To rc
sumo her school work In the Mild
Rose district, her school having been
closed for two weeks.
Mrs. W +. Balm was visiting with
Mrs. 7. X. Armstrong in Mound City
one day last week. Mrs. Armstrong
accompanied Mrs Balm home for few
days visit with friends.
! Miss Eva Hogan returned to
Forbes Sunday evening, where she and
Miss Ruth Maicr. of Mound City, re.
sumed their school work, the schools
having been closed for the past two
weeks.
Mrs Ethel Osborne and sons, La.
mont and Mynard. who have been v's'
iting with Mrs. 0sbornc's sister, Mrs.
Russell Cotton, near Forest City, for
u week, returned home last Sunday
! afternoon.
Jim Walden Is making some I'M
promcments to his residence, Just
south of the hotel, raising the house,
putting in new stills and a new brick
foundation. Jim says he Is getting
ready for winter.
A letter from Mrs. Ralph Lease,
!, last week, says she and her husband
have both recovered from an attack
Of the influenza. Mr.. and Mrs. Lease
rave many friends here who viii be
glad to hear the good news.
| For information about the Bel gian
, hare enterprise, ask the secretary,
Ted Walker. Ralph Walker Is taking
, care of the financial end Of the bust.
mess and Joe POINTER Is the general
4 manager Of the business.
Chairman Mrs. +. +. Hogan and
her committee, Mrs. l., w. Motley
Mrs. Anna Kahn and Miss Elsie Crow
who had charge Of the ladies' Fourth
Liberty Loan In this district, are T.
a be congratulated on securing more
than their quota.
!. Oscar Lease, who has been visit
|, ing with relatives and friends here fol
q several days, returned TO his home u
Parsons, Kan, the first Of the week
Oscar is brakipg for the M. X. A. I
. road out Of Parsons, and says he like
u the work very much.
!. The ladies' sewing circle finished
up their quota Of trench slippers AM
Skinned them to Maitland one day las
week. The surgical dressing clas
will again open this Friday afternoon
they having certain number OF ab
sorbent pads to make and ship out b.
November 10.
Frank Blair went to st. Josep
last Sunday noon TO be with his wifi.
who is in one of the local hospital
there, Mrs. Blair having been reporte
u worse on Sunday morning, Mr.
" Blair was operated on about three
four weeks ago and seems to be HAY
ing hard time.
is DIR. +. 4. Hogan reports Noven
J, ber / at Omaha for examination b
Tn government officials and expects
take his place in the service Of uncl
Sam about the first of the year. BIZ
- Glow and vicinity will certainly mis-
DIR. Hogan II he enters the service
az is now expected. 80,
MRS. FRANK DidiI u stn se,y 's
ny at the Sisters Hospital in ST JOSEF
where she was operated on some TIN
ic ago. Mr.. Blair and Mrs. Blair
70 mother, the latter from Atchiso
'' Kan., are with her, and eyerythir
or known to the medical fraternity is b
ing done for her,
N Lee Asher, who has been runnil
q messenger run between Kansas Ci
and Oklahoma City for some time, =
~, been transferred to the Kansas Cit
=" Lincoln run, and made his first trip
he the new run the first Of the week. III
run puts Ice closer home and IN mo
convenient for him.
The influenza cases are on the .
his crease this week, and II Is thought 7
worst is over. DR.. Hogan has TAX
'ou extra good care of his patients, a
To- SO far all of his cases are getting slo
w as well as can be expected. Alm'
or all other neighborhoods have lost me
or less cases from this dreaded discs
and we are indeed fortunate, .
"A good soaking rain began fall
20, In this vicinity last Friday and q
ltinusd off and on until Monday mol
ling. about three inches OF water d