The Holt County sentinel., 1919-09-05
Personal and Otherwise.

Earl Burton is prospecting out In
the Mitchell, South Dakota, country.
Mrs. VIM. Morris has returned
from her visit with Andy Morris and
family, of Mound City.
&C. S. Planalp and family of Pax
leo, Kansas, drove through town, one
day last week, on their visit with his
father, J. Z. Planalp, and brothers and
sisters.
Judge Jacob Wehrli and family
were here Friday last, visiting with
her parents, Esq. T.. $. Mcdonald and
wife; the judge attended the county
meeting Of school directors.
Ira Hershner, wife and son, of
Kansas City, spent a few days the
Hcrshner and wife, and sisters, Mrs.
Nell NOellsch, and Mrs. Earl Steph-
cnsUn.
Heartburn after hearty meal
means weakness in the digestive or
gans. Prickly Ash Bitters gives them
strength, tones up the stomach and
puriiics the bowels. II is the remedy
that men use for such disorders. Price
Si.2j per bottle. Hcnningcr Drug Co.,
Special Agents.
DIR. Earl Ruhl and wife OF Kan
sas City, spent the past week with
his parents, Jno. l.. kuhl and family,
Of New Point, and they also drove up
to the Maitland fair where the Doc
tor met many former school chIns
! and friends. They stopped and spent
Saturday with their friends, }. II.
Reeves and wife, and in the evening
started back home in their car. Uncle
John Ruhl IL now 50. and has lived in
Holt county 63 years.
Miss Nellie Buctzcr, Of the col.
lector's office is at her desk again,
after q ten days visit with her broth
ers up in Liberty township. Her lit
tie nieces who had been visiting with
her, returned TO their homes.
Will X. Evcrhart, of Maitland,
and Miss Ethel Smith, of Galcsburg,
Illinois, were granted "A marriage Ii
ccnsc IN 81. Joseph, FRIDAY, Of last
week, August 20.
Marion Brown is home from St.
Joseph, where he had cataract re-
moved from each eye, and he il doing
.
1t seems that our item last week,
stating that Mrs. J. II. Williams had
sold her l20-acIe farm in the Rich
land district was mistake.
Ernest Bahlcr and family left
i last week in their car Tor llolyOke,
/ Colorado, where they are visiting his
brother. All.
Judge Curtis Whitmer has dis
posed of his wheat crop-l00 acres
that averaged 20 bushels, and he sold
at S2.OT.
Oregon was well represented at
the Maitland fair Thursday and FRI
day OF last week, and IL was re-
grcttablc that weather conditions 80
materially intcrfcrcd with the prog
ram, rs well rs the attendance.
Clint lovcrich and wife. are home
from Lebanon, Mo-, where they went,
called by the illness of Mrs. Charles
Edwards. They report her rs being
slightly improved, but Is still in a
sanitarium ut Springfield, Mo. Mrs.
| Edwards was formerly Elma Kyger.
Joe Lockemper, OF the Big Lake
section, was here last Wednesday, and
took home with him from Cook a FOs-
ter, a Chevrolet touring car.
Miss Myrtle Fcucibachcr Is in st.
Joseph, where she begins her work
/ taking course in u business college
there.
-Warric Walker who has been here
looking after his business interests,
! left for his home in Mitchell, South
Dakota, Wednesday, of last week.
--Gcncvicvc Proud, accompanied by
her young friend, Christina Patti, Of
81. Joseph, spent few days the past
week with Grandma Rcbccca Proud
and Aunt Hanna Irwin.
John Fcuerbacher and family
were in town last Wednesday in their
two-horse carriage. lie has given up
all hopes of recovering his Ford.
Robert Thatcher and Miss Doro-
thea Kurtz, leave this week for Park
vile, Mo-, where they will continue
their school work at Park College.
Alderman King and Seth Curtis
have been doing some good work the
past week, freeing the light wires
from the tree limbs.
VIII Bragg, Wednesday of las,
week, hitchcd up his Ford, and then
his wife took her seat and he put their
son, Paul, together with his luggage
and away they went, destination Col
umbia, Mo-, where they enrolled Pau
as student Of the University. n
used to be different, they would hav,
to take the trip by steam cars. VIVA,
different age we are living in.