The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-01

South Dakota, where he is working.
Earnest Conner and wife, of near
Maitland, were visiting, Friday, with
her folks, Mrs Kate Grciner and son. ]
We are glad TO hear that Ira Al /
kirc, of Walnut Grove district, is bet
ter, after being sick with the asthma.
Fred McBec. came IL, sunday
morning, from Holyoke, Colo, and IL
visiting with his family and relatives
here.
Miss Mae Millcan, of Whitham,
Mo-, came, Monday, to attend the |
funeral OF her nephew, Leonard
Meyer.
visited Wednesday of last week with
his daughter, Mrs. w. II. Brock and
family
Mrs. Herman Carson and family,
of Napier, visited Wednesday of last
week with her parents, L. J. Scott
and wife.
Melvin Baker and Roy Miller, who
pme Saturday night and visited with
their folks.
John Birmingham, Jr., was on
our sick-list, several days, of this and
last week, but is better now, we are
glad to hear.
Earnest Smith and wife were vis-
ting several days, the latter part Of
last week, at the Fred Brett home Mt
Savannah, Mo. q
Ellis i. Murry, Of Camp Funston.
Mans, was here ON "A furlough, Sun
day, visiting with his wife at The
Chas. Finn nome.
/ DR.. Bert W. Babcock reports a
lO-pound son, born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lavell, Wednesday night of
last week, Oct. %.
Misses Bernice Bullock, Edna Al
kirc, and Bruce Bullock spent Monday
afternoon, of last week, with Mrs.
Leonard Schaieffer.
Mrs. Albert Wclker and family.
and Mrs. Henry Combs, spent the
day. Wednesday Of last week, at the
George Reeves home.
Judge q. ". Cotton returned to
his hcmc at Forbes, Sunday. from
J, liolyokc. Colo. where he had been
looking after his farm.
Miss May Sentney, of Hutchin-
son.. Kansas, cameh Tuesday Of last
week and il visiting with her brother,
Chas. Sentney and wife.
--Mies Mary Randolph, who has
been at the VIM. Crawford home. re-.
turned to her home at Rulo, Ncb,
: Monday. Her mother Is sick.
. Mis-. Richard Hoover who has
been on our sick-list the past week
with pneumonia, Is some better at
thiS writing, We are glad TO hear.
Miss Elizabeth Fitzmaurice 10.
/, turned home the first of last week
. after q TWO weeks visit at the Earl
Benton hsmc, In Highland district.
Ill NpN A nnsLA ..f
I came up Wednesday and spent a few
days with her daughter. Mrs. Perry
. luncy, and returned home Friday,
Mrs. Mary Thornhill, daughter,
Miss Leona, and Mrs. Archie Thorn.
= hill spent several days the first of
: this week with Chris Clifford and fam.
: Mrs. Lath Noland and daughter
l. Mrs. Grace Williams, left Saturday
evening for Winfield, Rams, where
y they viii spend the winter with John
, Tuggle and family.
r. A. Rcighncr and +. q. Singer
l OF Columbus, Neb., owners of th,
Scntney, Lunsford and Eads farm,
were here, looking after business
4 Tuesday of last week.
II I'd. Fitzmaurice has purchase,
/ two Big Boncd Poland China regis
/ tered gifts, and one Big Boncd Polan,
china registered male hog from 4
B. Robinsons, of Clark, Mo.
John Peters returned home, Wed
nesday OF last week, from Cam
Waco, Texas, where he had beer
spending n week with his son, Cas-
/ sius. He reports Cassius well.
: Henry Schaicffcr returned home
sunday morning, from Holyoke, Colo.
/ where he has been making a yisi
/ with his sons, Evert and Earl. He ne
ports crops looking fine out there
| which we are glad to hear.
II The ladies Of the Red Cross me
ut their rooms Saturday Afternoon
ON call OF DIR. r. II. Bullock, chairman
II was decided to make some influ
enza masks, which were needed in gu
own town and community.
II Joe Mitchell and W. II. Woo,
shipped a car Of hogs TO the 81
Joseph market, the first Of last week
MIR. Wood had one Poland China hoI
that tipped the scales at 720 pounds
and four that averaged 447h pounds
II Harry. Teare, Of st. Joseph
Lewis l.. Teare, Of Craig, and Howar,
>, Teare, OF Oregon, visited Sunda!
| with their mother, Mrs. Matilda Tearc
suo "AsS' HhoWoIu .. le0Ie VlSltct
with her mother, Mrs. Albert Webcr
Mrs: +. A. Landers reports tina
her nephew, Albert Teats, who ha,
been very low with pneumonia ut For
Logan, Texas, is getting better now
\ and has been moved from the hospita
to the .convalescent ward. We ar,
glad TO hear Of his improvement,
| Mrs. Ida Meyer received q mes
sage, Saturday, Oct 26, from he,
daughter'in-law, Mrs. Leonard Meyer
at Port Arthur, Texas, saying thai
her, son, Leonard J. Meyer, had dieo
with Spanish influenza, and that he
would be sent home for burial. VIZ
nope i9r an obituary next week.
sid Eads- returned home We'd
nesday of last week, from Joplin,
Mo-, where he was attending the
funeral Of his brother, Sherman Eads
who died Saturday evening, Oct. 10
with the Spanish influenza. He was