The Holt County sentinel., 1919-04-04


Eastman and Promo Cameras and
kodaks. Bring us your films for de-
JOHN FRANCE, JR.
Forest City, Mo.
w. A. Sipes and wife, Of Santa
Monica, Cal, are visiting here with
his vines parents, Ear Cooper anu
wife. Iney are both Just recovering
from an attack Of the flu.
Min Feed. Moore Grocery.
Cook & Foster have just had the
front lower room of the old Payne
building fitted up for sales room 10
show their automobiles in. IL Is fin
ished up in first class style.
will Schultz. cashier Of the Cit
liens Bank, was a hansa. O,ty VISIT
or. this week. lie missed his train
returning, for the reason that he had
to stop and buy a pair of shoe strn.ss
Jesse Hicks and family have NOV.
ed into the George II. Alien property,
Ruth and Alice Meyer OF 1arkio
Mo-, are visiting with their father, on
the old home farm, south east Of Or.
egon, this week. They spent several
days in Oregon visiting numerous
friends. They will attend the closing
exercises at the Pierce School on Fra.
day.
Hay for sale-Timothy and Alfal-
fa. ART CALLOW.
Mrs. Sam ROBBERS, OF Kansas
City, is visiting here, the guest OF
her friends, Mrs. Sherman Hubbard,
Master Sherman Hubbard, Jr., and
Grandpa and Grandma Z. u. Zook ana
whe.
MARY Ann and John Henry"
Ordinary names, bGt not ordinary peO-
pie. See who they are in "A PAIR OF
CUPlDS,' at the Royal Theatre, Ore
gon, Mo-, Thursday evening, April d,
starring FRANCIS y. DuShMAN
anu BhNhKLl BAYNh. SHOW starts
at $3.50.
--,Oaniy Treasurer Carson and
vie Nvi, IN i'awnee City, Nebraska,
iof a ,oIrtc VI da! :, thus week, visit
ing Gis la,uCr \. .. carson ana sister,
George prussman. lie reports his
father ~ lceilng pretty wen ior one
of HE age.
-. .. coffin, OF New Point, was
here ie'suay, accompanied by MS
daughsvr. BESSIE, AMI airs. Franz
CraW ,Urd. Mrs. {. nad DI. h,aIncy
oiess Il slight abrasIOn IA her foIc-
head. caused by her forehead and a
nan cu"lug IN contact alonday oI this
week.
-.,rs. Il. $. Reeves has returned
from her Kansas City visit.
The many friends of Charley
koock will synpathizc with him IN
the loss OF his dear old mother. whose
death occurred from pneumonia, at
her nome IN SCdaIia, ou SUNDAY last,
March 80, 1919. Mrs. kock was q,
years of age, and she is survived by
her husband, three sons and one
daughter. The funeral was held Tues.
day, of this week.
Seed Potatoes. Moore Grocery.
-hrs. Maui and Ncll ricgeDDaum,
the former from Geneva, Nebraska,
and the latter from Springfield, Ne
braska, who came to greet their aunt,
Mrs. Robert Montgomery on her birth.
day. have returned to their homes.
-liusscl l'ochterman, With Block
Bros, of 81. Joseph, spent Sunday
With the old folks at home.
Jolly, good hearted Ben Tcrhunc
Of Mound City, was here monday, ana
Sc seemed to have as much business
40 any average cranberry merchant
lie brought Moody Postal, of thc
Mound CITY journal and ID. ~. por.
ter with HIM, and this only added Ia
MS nervous strain to look after them
Hen says they are a holy terror whor
they got away from home.
Mrs VIM N, Morris returned
Monday, from Chicago, where sh,
visited with her son, Oakley, who /,
still in the Yeoman service of the nav,
at the Great Lakes, who She Saws IL +
fine health. She also visited her sis.
ter and other relatives at Chicago.
Fred o. Hurst bought John II
Hurst's share of the home Mace oI
course Fred had TO buy more land TO,
those two fine boys 70 helm farm. n,
has one Of the best stock farms II
Holt county-2O6 acres-"Hillview
Farm" John and PhiIip h. Hurst ar,
hatching "a, .Job,'s nov, horo NJ