The Holt County sentinel., 1919-04-18

Nick Hinkle were out dragging tn,
roads last Saturday.
For the first tlme, 10 our knowl.
edge, Mrs. Serepta Graham has rent.
ed her garden TO Presley Hicks, who
will no doubt do his best toward keep.
ing this particular garden up TO the
high standard Mrs. Graham has set
For good many years Mrs. Graham
has enjoyed the reputation Of having
the very best garden in town, and VI
account of her accident last fall, wh,r
she broke one OF her limbs, she find,
she will be unable TO take care of hel
garden for this : ason.
MIR and Mrs. Harry Dodson, q
ST. Joseph, were mere iast S1nuay, VIZ
ting With MI. and Mrs. j. I. Dodsoi
and family.
Mrs. W. =. Thomson was dow
from Craig. last Monday, visiting witt
relatives and friends.
"A card received the first Of III
wee, announcing the safe arrival frut
overseas Of j. /. lprime) Lundy. VII
has many friends IN this ncighborhoJ
who WIt bc glad to hear OF his sal
arrival. Prime was born and RAISE
In tins vicinity and up to a few yep
ago made his home here. Ills parent
| Mr. ana Mrs. l.. +. lundy. live in "a
Morgan, Colo. Prime came over 0
the Julia Luckcnbach, arriving n
New York, April IL. and expected
be sent to- Camp Merritt for n
days before beng mustered out q |
| the service.
--Grorgc Dean and Jesse Main
we've 81. Joseph passengers last M,-
day morning.
Nils. Fred lloncyman, who J.
been visiting with relatives in Serb.
4 Kansas, fOr several days, rctutl
home the first Of the week
III. VI. Davis was a business ~
itor IN Mound City last Monday.
&c, :. Mckee is working fol.
Coughlin, this week.
! Two car loads Of hard coal W.
been ordered by George Courier, n
ager Oi the Bigclow Grain COMFY
and Mr. Courier expects one cur tn.
rive the latter part Of this montlnd
| the other the fifSt part of May. u
now the price will lind Il much clip
ever, patrons will find II much clip
~ Ia secure their winters supplii-
ret from the cars than TO purse
after "a, coal has been vnloudcd he
bins.
MIR. and Mrs. q. ". poyntelnd
family visited last Sunday within.
and Mrs. sam pTntcr, near Foes.
cue.
Matt and Roy Stadalaman ere \
out dragging nc roads between ywn
and the III courier farm last Sur.
day; they pto dragged our two ,ain
strccts. ~ which they have the
thanks ufour citizens.
--Mrs sam Smith and daun,cr,
Miss india. were Mound City pascn.
GER ASt Saturday morning.
--dr. and Mrs. u. II. Bridgmn, of
Orfun, were visiting with relatives
~ friends here last Sunday.
There was good crowd nttsndc,
the W. q. W. Lodge here last Sn,ur
day evening. and W. G. Palmer, ouI
popular restaurant man, was intro
duced into the mysteries OF the order
Three new applications were accepted
and there are quite number If new
members Ia be introduced rs soon as
their certificates are returned from
Head Camp.
Mrs. James Couts and daughters
Misses Goldic and Clara, were shop.
ping in Mound city last Saturday.
Ohio llinklc Is IN Omaha, Ncbr.
THIS week, visiting with friends.
The little infant daughter of MIR
and Mrs. John Ecker died nj Their
home on Friday evening of last week
April IL, and accompanied by Mrs
Henry Jones and Mrs. A. ". Cunning
the remains were taken to burlington
Junction. on Saturday morning. whcr,
they were tcnderly laid away by lev,
ing hands in the Postum Walk Gem.
ct"ry, near the former home Of NJ
and Mrs. Ecker. Mrs. Ecker Is quit,
sick and was unable to attend ".
funeral services. Mr. and Mrs. Eerr
have lived here hut a short timv' yet
in that time they have made many
friends who deeply sympathp with
them in their trouble.
Miss Emily Brdgmon ~as visit
ing with friends in Mow'd City last
Saturday.
-Twonty-eight scb,lars attended
the Methodist SundaySchool last sun
day morning, anp the collection
amounted to Lao.
Ralph GRAHAM says the party
who found the bumper off his Velie
car, that he cost several weeks ago,
so far has yorgottcn 10 call him,
MIR. ard Mrs. J. u. Bridgmon and
daughters, Mary Edna and Hope,
drove eown from Maitland last Sun
day porning and spent the day visit
ing Sith Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gresham,
at their home on Big Lake.
b. 5. Hunt recently purchased Of
Elmer Schmitt a secondhand Inter
national tractor gas engine, which he
will use for general farm work on his