The Holt County sentinel., 1919-07-18
Personal and Otherwise.

braska, was here few DAYS last
week, visiting his cousin, Henry Peret,
and son John. He was on his return
from st. Louis, where he visited his
cousin, Columbus Bridge and family.
DIR. +. +. Hogan will begin active
practice among US during the COM
ing week.
Perry Patterson Is doing the soft
drink act at the Phillips Drug Store.
--Conley Swain has been having a
siege with the rheumatism, and
though now able 10 get around some,
he is still in a bad condition.
Miss Mildred Shultz, Of Mound
City, has gone to Washington, ID. c.,
where she has accepted civil service
position. Oakley Morris met her vt
the Chicago station and assisted her
in making the change, and sent her
on her way to the Nations capital.
Hogs wen to 500 at Chicago. on
Saturday last, July ~, and s22.55
at ST. Joseph. The high mark thus
far this year.
John Denny has returned from
overseas, and since his going away
his foster father. Hiram +. Denny,
has been laid away In the silent camp
ing ground. He served in the 9Th
Regular Cavalry, Gen. Pcrshing's old
regiment, and took part in the battles
OF the Somme-the cavalry was used
almost entirely in dismounted column.
He returns in the best Of health.
Miss Margaret Bonam, Of Salida,
Colorado, is here for an extended visit
with her grandmother, Mrs. Flora
Iiindc and other relatives.
"A. II. Greene. aged 20, has Just
finished the painting-both inside and
outside, Of the Tim Fitzmauricc resi-
dcncc, near Forest City.
Another one Is added 10 the list
Of grandchildren OF Henry Pcrct, Of
this city, and Vim. Asher. Of Bigelow.
There was born To Lee Asher and
wife, Of Kansas City, July 8. a girl.
Mrs. Asher was formerly Miss Bird
Perct, OF this city, and for years q
member Of our local corps of teachers.
Mrs. Sarah Hershncr has return
cd from her visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Simpson, and son, DIR. Fred
Hcrshncr.
Sid Russell Is shocking wheat this
week over in Ness County. Kansas.
Miss Dale Zcller Is now home for
her vacation, She has been in Hiph
School work. the past year, at Downs,
Kansas.
Carl Greene. wife ond bohv loft
for their home In 81 louis. saturday
last, after a ten-days' visit with his
mother, Mrs. Alberta Green Murphy.
-Jno. Wakely and family nj Matt.
land. were her nj tho bedside Of her
aunt, Mrs. Elma Homes. who h sim
quite sick. hut better than n week
ago,
Tho tom.n,,,rro won, o. oe ia
pres last Saturiav, The iDth inst tho
hottest day of the summer nm IN that
time. ~ ~
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oro a'or ~ T,on;on Nv n , s" My
inc bis mo,har and othor L;nd,oJ '
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tar.st s,ho 6, Iosanh ~ W p ~
Hc viii make = dandy solic;t"r IN o"r
aninIon "'' ''''''''' W o''
The craiy Lander says TIM, Nil.
cbell q Nauman delivered The frs,
new 1919 wheat Mt Craig n graded
No, a. and was sold nj 81 On ner
bushel'
President Wilson. n, Saturday
last. july ~, vetoed the aericuIturil
bill because Of the provision repeating
the daylight saving law.
All Northwest Missouri owners ol
motor cars will be oxpected Ia Obtain
their state licenses nj the branch of.
flee of the secretary of state for tho
collection of motor car licenses which
will be established In the city hail in
ST. Joseph, August 0. Charles C.
Hucke, deputy in charge.
&C. +. Bosch received n bip car
of ice last evening, and il took from,
-four until three this morning
10 store Il in the ice house.
IL cost him about $500 per
ton.-Colninp Mirror, ,July III. I0iO
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