The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-15

seph passenger, last Monday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Meyer, Of Mound
Thursday noon for Denver, Colo
where they will stop off for sid,
trip out TO Sulphur Springs, Colo
where j. II. Carter is camping out
and taking his vacation and having Il
general good time. After spending a
few days there they will 20 up Ia
Yellowstone Park. where they expect
to tour the park. thoroughly, coming
out Of the park on the western sid,
they will again take the train at Vel.
lowstone Station, coming south over
the Union Pacific TO Ogden and Salt
Lake, where they will stop for several
days, 20 bathing in the famous Salt
Lake and attend Mormon services
From here they go 10 Grand Junction
Colorado Springs and Denver, and
thence home. This Is certainly a fine
outing and they will no doubt enjoy
the many things TO be seen on vaca-
ton Of this kind.
Frank CLANCY, one of Arkansaw's
oldest residents, died at his home last
Saturday morning, from old age and
q complication of diseases. Some time
ago he was stricken with the small
poS, from which disease he never fully
recovered. However, he had only been
confined to his bed lew days before
his death. lie was about 81 years OF
age, and had lived ON his old home.
stead farm for the past sixty years.
Relatives who survive are two dauHh.
tiers, Mary CLANCY and Mrs. Anna
Hackworth, and three grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted last
Sunday morning by Brother John
Dunn, OF RulO, an old time friend Of
Mr.. Chaney's. lntcrmcnt was in the
Tarkio Chapel cemetery.
Mrs. Henry Jones left last Mon
day evening for Lewistown, Mont, and
from there she will 20 to Wilder,
Mont, where she will make AN extend
ell visit with their nicces, Mrs. John
Garrett and Mrs. X. y. Garrett. From
here she will 70 TO Chadron, Ncb.,
where she will make visit with her
brother, John CLANCY, for few weeks,
returning home In about SIX weeks.
Jim ROLAND. the Rolo ferry man,
has installed "a new gasoline power
ferry boat at the Rulo ferry. and will
discontinue at once the old cable ferry
boat, which has been IN use ut this
place for the past thirty years. The
new boat Is SAID to be- one oi the beet
ON the iiyer, and X "a feet long and 2.
feet wide, and will handle SIX auto
mobiles at one time. and will make the
trip across the river in three minutes,
A 2i-horsc power Waterloo gas en-
CINE furnishes the power. Clabc
Smith built the boat which Is IA guar.
antcc that the material and workman.
ship are of the very best.
This vicinity was favored by about
u half inch rain, last Monday morning,
that settled the dust IN good shape AMI
cooled the ait for short time,
MIR. and Mrs. j. Is. Bridgmon, two
daughters, and Harold Larrabcc drove
down from Maitland, last Sunday
morning, and spent the day visiting
with relatives and friends.
Frank Walker and sons. Ralph
and Ted, and Joe Poyntcr left last
Friday night for Scdalia, Mo-, 10 at
tend the State Fair. The boys said II
they did not see all of the fair II would
not be their fault,
Lin, w,Idon tho fir, Of tho wooL
rocoiyoJ Crnm n firm In nes Noincs
-, s,n - !" Nv. .n.
,S ma 80 i 80 ha, NV o,u,.'", i a'
were made from the hide Of a horse
WIN" W., """ 'o'' ''"' "'"'
jim 'outs mas purchased the Az,
cry on pun tractor, formerly owned
by Morris Bros ami Is expecting u
set OF plows this week, and VIII use
the tractor to break up and SOW about
100 acres OF wheat on the Fleming
farm, west OF town.
c. =. Catron was a business VS.
itor IN Oregon, last Monday,
Mr., and Mrs. A. Fuller drove up
IN their car from 81. Joseph, last sun
day morning, and were guests OF Mr.
and MrS q w Cnuriar lIrInU the