The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-15
RichSille.

RtCnNuft.
u. c. LEM visited Vim. Mahon
and family. Sunday.
Preaching at Richvile, Sunday
night. Everybody invited.
Miss Mildred Weaver visited Hugh
Brohan and family, Sunday.
Miss Ethel kneale was shopping
in the "7-hilled city," Saturday.
-Maude Stafford and brother, vii.
lard, visited Nellie Black, Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Stafford Wis.
tied Geo. Harris and family, Sunday.
Misses Ina and ieona Mcintyre
visited james Taylor and family, Sun
day.
Harvey Profit, Sr.. and family Wis.
ited Geo. Profit, Sr., and family, sun.
day.
Clark Foney, from South Dako.
tn. was the guest of relatives in this
locality, week before last.
john stafford, Frank Meade and
Fred Nogcl attended ". o. ". lodge
at Fillmore, Monday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Matthew Feast"r
and Mrs. T.. g. Cropp visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Cole, in Fillmore, Sat
urday.
WIN. Maier. that veteran mule
buyer from Mound City, passed
through the Richville community.
Monday.
Arthur Weaver returned home
from Dyscrt, Iowa. last week. He
has been employed near there the past
few months.
Leonard Williams, who was Sc
verely injured in u fall three weeks
ago, had his injured limb amputatei
the first Of the week.
Casper Bisig has moved TO his
farm, south Of Savannah. We regret
very much 10 lose Mr.. and Mrs. Bisig
from our community, but our loss is
Ssvannah's gain.
.--Nr. and Mrs. G. Fink. Mr.. an
Mrs. Earnest Bahlcr and Mr.. and Mr..
Claude Williams. Of Mound City. were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, Chris
Lena, Sunday.
Miss Elizabcth Brett, Of Sayan.
nah. was the guest OF her sister. last
week, Mrs, Harry Hughes. She also
visited Mr. ard Mr.. j. T.. Brett. N
Upper Nodaway.
BRO. q. 4. e., We were both
blankcd last week. ! think The Old
Reliable Sentinel has too many cor
respondents, don't you? editor 5
Noto;--iiy all means, MOI
Miss Mamie Cropp was n passen.
yer 10 81, Joseph, the first of the
week. She Be- receiving treatment
there for nos" and throat trouble. We
sincerely hope for her permanent re-
covery.
MIR and Mr.. Sam Schultz. from
the "1.hilled city" have been tom.
porarily donicilcd in their future
home at Sleepy Hollow. We welcome
you 10 this locality, Brother and Sis
ter Schultz.
Robert Kncalc, John Schulcr
Chas. Horneckcr and Newton planalp
attended the tractor show in Kansa.
City, Tuesday. We believe that a
chapcron should have accompaniod
these gentlemen.
The warm rays Of Old Sol, las,
week, changed the white mantlcd
slopes and peaks Of the Nodaway hills
10 grey. The cold winter winds
frosts and SHOWS being the cause oi
the now existing grcyish tint. tn,
fields, meadows, wales and glenns ar,
temporarily lifeless. The stalk.ield'
are thin, the peaceful kines wander
through them In search Of corn tha,
perhaps the careless and neglectfu
husker left. A ground squirrel fire.
quently appears from the dark in
ternal regions and is seen on the mea
dow at play with his shadow. Tn,
lonesome and majestic oaks tha
adorn the sequestercd h0llows anc
serene ridges are visited by the itin
Grant ravens and falcons in search o.
winters repast. Red squirrels, aftel
they have partook Of their winter.
hidden treasure, are seen in the nud'
branches. The sequestered hollows ar,
thickly inhabitated with the harmless
and alternating ground hogs and tn,
camoufiaging oppossums. The mur
mering of the streamlet as its issue
over the little precipices. The beal
Of q wood-pecker hammering on
dead limb. The lowing Of the peace
ful kines In some nearby stalk-felds
The growing Of the proud chanticlee
breaks the solemn stiffness Of the day
The doleful hoots Of the owls moles
the nocturnal quietness. Once in
while the faint howls Of melanchol,
and unrestful wolf in some distan
woodland lends variety TO the feath
cred orchestra's revelry. Such are
part Of the sights and sounds that y
scribe sees and hears on his dali,
travels through the Nodaway king
dom EMAN0N