The Holt County sentinel., 1919-01-17

Mrs. Jane ShOup IeIt SatuTuay I"r
Falls City, Neb., where she will make
"a visit with relatives.
Vim. Stewart, Of Oregon, was
transacting business in our city. Sat-
urdsy.
Mrs. Albert Walker and daugh.
tcrs spent several days, the first Of
this week. with her folks, George
Reeves and wife, returning to their
home, Wednesday.
--Chas. Sentney and wife are NOV
ing into his property tn town. A. II.
Miller and family are moving on the
farm where Charley lived.
Mrs. Bertha Tolbert visited the
first of last week with Miss Gala
Glass.
The Farmers Elevator shipped
out two cars Of wheat last week, one
car went to st. Joseph, to the lIol-
dridgc Grain Co., and the other one to
the Frederick Grain Co.
We are glad 10 hear that Mts.
Thomas Foley, of Brush College dis
trict, AZ being much impro, ed, after
being ON our sick list with cold.
Miss Margcry .fitzmaurice left
the first of last week for Evanston,
ILL.,, where she will take up her school
work. after spending Smas at home.
Roy Thornton came over from
Troy. Kansas, Friday night, and Wis
tied with relatives and friends here
this week.
Miss Charlotte Bond. who Is
teaching the Oakland school, returned
60 her home, F'riday evening, at
Mound City and spcn, few days with
her folks.
MIR. J. A. Iook. OF Kansas City,
was in our city the past few weeks In
the Richardson Lumber Yard office.
MIR. Iook is an agent for the Aetna
Insurance Company. Of Hartford,
Conn.
Mrs. George Drake and family
went 10 Mound City. Friday evening,
and spent a few days with her folks,
Mr.. W. +. Cation and family.
Frank Mills was a st. Joseph Wis.
itor. Friday
--MiRe Foley, who has been at
Fairfax, Mo-, has been secured by the
e. u. q q. as agent and operator at
Nodaway station. His wife has been
spending few weeks with his father.
Thomas Foley. They are moving their
household goods TO their new home ut
Nodaway.
Dave Elder and Miss Myrtle
Lane, Of Oregon, spent the day, Fri.
day, with their sister and aunt. VIM.
McDormott and family.
Mrs. Lewis kimncl and sen, Paul.
went 10 Craig, Saturday. wferr they
spent n few days visiting with her
daughter, Claude Cooper anu family,
VINO live between Craig and Mound
City.
}. I. Scott attended the Tractor
Show. which Vas held in Mound City, !
Saturday.
--iiabe Stalcup and family came in !
last week from Akron. Colo. and arc
making Il visit with their father, Bar- I
ney Stalcup and family. and other
relatives and friends. Gabc is going
to stay, and follow the business OF
aucti0necring.
Melvin landcrs came up Satur.
day, from Kansas City. anu visited
a few days with his mother, Mrs. :
Ellen IandcrS.
Joe Clark and wife, of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, came down Friday, and
were spending few days with THEN
uncle, MAJOR Clark and family.
Col. l.. NJ. Babb apd family. o.
Oregon, spent the day, Sunday OF last
week, tt thc ". J. Glass home.
Mrs. A. j. Landcrs, of Dexter,
Mo-, MAS visiting this aud last week,
with hcr daugheIr. Roy Wilkes ana
family, north OF Mound City.
A. u. Cass, Judge Philip ScklotZ-
hauer and jeff Walker were business
, sltois in -. Joseph, Friday.
p. V. Scott and wife are moving
on the Chas. Bruntmcyer farm In the
klms.y district, where Mr.. Scott viii
farm the coming season.
II. III. fitzmauricc shipped ear
Of cattle to the 81. Joseph market
from Napier. the first OF last week.
Mr.. Fitzmaurice also went up to the
Sisters Hospital to see his cousin,
Walter, and reports Walter as getting
along well. after long struggle with
sciat,c rheumatism. We are all glad
10 hear of Walters Improvement.
Mrs. Roy Wilkes and chllfren
cam, down the middle Of last week
and visited Thursday with I'D Wilkes
and family Ia Schaiffep district.
On Thursday Of last week our
I Ioultryman, J. NJ. Shumate, shipped
from here to New York City, 9l3 rab.
bits, which weighed 2,20O pounds. and
also u eur Of chickens.
John Ammo and family and Worth
Ammo and wife were shopping in 81.
Joseph, Thursday.
Mrs. +. II. Elton, of Tarkio, Wis
tied, Thursday, with her parents, Neal
kunkel and wife. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Allen left
evening for Fort Laramie,
where they will make their
new home.
Capt. DIR. I. T.. Ruhl, Of Kansas
City, was in our city, Wednesday,
hands with his old time
friends here.
w. r. Davis shipped l2i head of
cattle from his rancn, southeast OF
town, to the st. Joseph market, We'd
nesday Of last week. There were six
cars Of them. l
Dan Hahn, Jr., shipped a car OF
cattle to the st. Joseph market, We'd
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