The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02
j. c. Curtis, Dentist, Logan Bldg,

sth and Edmonds Sts.. Joseph, Mo.
George Jacobs, wife and daugh.
ters, Nellie, Mrs. Shoup, Mrs. l.. A..
Laport, Mrs. Lizzie Payne, Mrs. Gum.
and Mrs. Minnie Cox, all of st. Jo-
scph, were here Thursday Of last week,
attending the funeral Of his sister,
Mrs. Robert Fredericks, who died
April %.
Want pasture for eight head OF
mules for season. Call on or address.
r. c. Jonagan, Route 8, Oregon, Mo.
It. c. Fuller has returned from
Milan, Indiana, where he was called
by the illness Of his aged brother, who
he reports as being 10 improved rs 10
warrant his return.
The l39th. Infantry, Company T.,
arrived safely at Newport News, last
Thursday, April "a. The entire regi-
ment will be on parade in st. Joseph.
on their way TO Camp Funston for
muster out. II Is thought now that
the parade will be held on Monday
next.
Will and Jim Huiatt were here
Thursday, having some legal business
with W. II. Richards.
-Lost--A black striped head scarf,
Friday night ut the Negro Mnstrcls.
Phone Mrs. Chas. Dunn.
The patrons Of our post office
are glad to see Deputy Postmaster
Byron Murray back on duty after a
long siege with the Flu.
Misses Ethel Davis. of New Point.
and Nellie Williams. of tho Eniryic,y
district, were here last week. visiting
their uncle, n, r.. Denny.
Nancy l.. burgess. Of Maitland
and John Wardlow, OF Graham. we're
married in st, Joseph, Thursday last
April "a.
Home Grown Red Clover Seed. A
few bushels left Mt Tcarc a RuIey',
$1,000 per bushel. Strictly clean and
iirst.class.
Mrs. Albert Markt received N tcI.
egram Monday OF this week from her
son, John ToNns,nd' Stain, Inn, he
had safely arrived Al Uobok,n. n i.
from France. lie has been an nj,
tachc of Evacuation Uosni,nI Nh M
located at Bordc aux, France.
Some people have an idea that
they can trim their trees and let the
limbs fall where they may, regardless
OF damage to electric wires or any
puDllc or private property. " they
9niy Know II they are liable FOR mis-
dcmcanor to damage electric, tclc-
graph or tclcnhonc wires.
walter Cannon, OF the Minnesota
Nallcy district, was here Friday last,
on business. His son, Earl, came
hlong 10 Keep MS weather eye on dad,
ana ne says he finds daddy Is all
rlHht any OLD time.
for Sale-Somc Native Lumber, di-
mcnsion stuil' INA, 2N6, 2NS, y To IA
nect long. Call on or address, Frank
tucker 3's miles southeast OF Forest
CITY,,
Floyd u, Tottcn, Of New Port,
Ncb'' and Estell uphouse. Of Mound
CITY, were married by Probate Judge
DUNCAN, thursday last. April "a,
ihcy WIN 20 to Lincoln, Neb., TO make
heir nome
Mildred koock, who has been at
Wnding the state university, IL home
Tor ,he summer.
Probate Judge Harry NJ. DUNCAN
sad the words april oath that made
Toward Dodson and May Catron, Of
bigelow' husband and wife.
-Wanted-A single man for steady
work on farm. Call on +. c. Jon
agan, on the John Foster farm, south
Of town.
Ed Boyd, the courteous and ever
affabe ticket agent at Forest CITY,
was a little offisn last week. hut he
is to be excused under the circum-
stances--his wife presented him with
a fine baby boy last Friday, April %.
Mrs. Emma Williams, n professional
nurse, is with Mrs. Boyd, but she SAYS
Ed is the worse charge of the two.
Henry bankers is now the agent
Of the Oregon lnterurban railroad, be-
ginning his duties Monday of this
week. lie takes the place of his
father, A. o., who is arranging to
leave for McAllen. Texas Wo arc