The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-09


the hospitals in St. Joseph, last Sun
day. .
Ben Conner and sons, Joe and
i Virgil and Press Dougherty were IN
st. Joseph. last Saturday and Sunday.
Ben says he Just went along TO see
that the boys did not lost in "the city
worth while"
Mrs. Henry Jones was visiting
with friends in Mound City, last Mon
day.
ON account Of the bad weather
and roads no meeting was held mt the
] Methodist church, on last Sunday eve
ming, in the interest of Outstanding
! the world as announced last week.
The meeting will be held later on.
John Coughlin and Ferba Rose
met with our county road men IN ore
gun. last Monday, IN regard to re- az
ing the bridge across Big Ditch. at
the Rose farm, which was washed out
some time ago. All of the hay cut on
| the east side Of Big Ditch is hauled
| to BigelUw and this bridge will nave
to be put in before the hay work be-
gins.
| Everett Catron was st. Joseph
pas scnger last Monday morning.
On next Sunday evening there will
be services at the Christian church
by Brother !. r.. Dayhoff and wife--a
kind Of farewell meeting, a. Brother
and Sister Dayhoff arc on their way
to South Africa. who're they will enter
the missionary fields. The Dayhoffs
have been here before and have made
many friends here who wish them well
on their journey. Everybody is invit-
cd to attend this meeting and there
should be a full house.
A large number Of our citizens
went to ST. Joseph, last Saturday eve
ming to see our soldier boys and assist
in welcoming them back home. 1t was
expected that special train would
leave here about . a. M, on Sunday
morning for st. Joseph, and a large
crowd who depended on this train was
disappointed, as the train could not
/, be- run ON accovnt Of wash-out in
the track between Napier and Forest
City. A number walked down TO Ma
pier on Sunday morning and took the
first train out Of Napier to no over
the tracks, and they arrived in st.
Joseph in time TO see the parade. Our
boys are reported TO be In first-c,ass
condition, and every one of them more
than glad TO get back home. II is en-
pcctcd they will be discharged from
the service in Camp Funston. Kansas,
the last Of this week, and arrive home
in a few days. We join their many
relatives and friends in welcoming
them back home. We are all certain
j Is mighty proud of the good record
the boys have made and there is moth
ng too good for them. Welcome home,
boys.
MIR. and Mrs. X. II. Lundgren and
Miss Lucille Hager, who have been
visiting with Mrs. Amanda Dodson
and family for several days, returned
To their home in Kansas City, the frs,
of the week.
Mrs. Anna Kahn Ia in st. Joseph
this week, visiting with relatives and
, friends.
Misses Minnie, Elsie, Goldic and
Rita Crow were visiting ut the home
Of their siscer, Mrs. Ice Burgcncr, in
ST. Joseph, last Saturday and Sunday
&C. r.. Roslng is the new thir'
trick operator at the depot. RclieI
operator Roy Walters returned to hi
home in Rock Port, the first of tn,
week. No chance, girls, Mr.. Roslinp
is married and has happy home.
Miss GOldic Grow closed vcr,
successful term Of school at the Glen
dale school in Consolidated District
No. Z, on Friday evening Of last week
and she and the pupils were very
pleasantly surprised when the patron,
Of the entire school came in abou'
noon with well filled baskets Of al
the good things to eat that only !.
farmers wife can secure and knows
how to prepare, and a feast III for 1
king was set, and everybody certain.
helped themselves. We are told tina
Fred st. John got away with fiv,
large cherry pies. OF course, every
body knows that Fred likes cherr,
pie, and Ben Conner was a close sec
ond with variety. Ben was tryini
everything that was on the table 4
see which he liked best. For furthe
particulars ask Mrs. ST. John or Mrs
Conner. A short, but interesting pro
gram was rendered and everybody en-
joyed a very pleasant afternoon. Mis-
Goldie has several offers Of q schoo
for the coming term, but has not de
cided where she will teach.
| -bfutItE Ehuuilo, Nit IuIai IouN
carrier, says he could use three diff
ferent kinds of vehicles the first o
the week on his routc-a part of tn
distance could be covered in a boat
part with his jitney and the balanc
with lumber wagon or a buggy.
Mrs. Nathan Adams and Mrs
Fred Honeyman returned the latte
part of last week from Sabetha, Kan
sas, where they had been to attcn,
the funeral Of their father, Mr.. Hicks
j. +. Iden returned Monday eve
ming from business trip to Spring
field, Mo.
DIR. f. +. Hogan reports a fin
baby girl born to Mrs. Chas. Hall, a
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. II. Bennett, last Monday morning
The little miss has been named Ev
Bernice
Mrs. T. ]. Bridgmon and daugh
ter Miss Dorothy, were shopping il
| CO Jnaenh Tuesday