The Holt County sentinel., 1919-09-05


sling, caused by a serious burn,
which he received last Saturday. He
was generating soldering pot, which
was not working just right. The fire
had been burning enough to get the
irons hot, when IL went out, and he
went to pick the pot up, and the gaso-
line ran over his hand and over the
hot irons, which set fire to the gaso-
line and his right hand was badly
burned. The accident occurred in the
Forest City garage.
Ellis Beaver and Miss Edith Brun-
ing, Of st. Joseph, are visiting a few
days this week at the Lee Beaver
home.
Joe Mitchell shipped in three cars
Of cattle, Tuesday, which he bought on
the Omaha market.
Joe Hauber, Henry Swope and Vera
Whitehill. Of st. Joseph, came up Sat
unlay and visited few days at the
James nartnett home.
IT. l.. Fitzmaurice Is in Butte.
Montana, looking after business inter
ests, and he will rturn home about the
first Of October.
WIN. Buckles came in Saturday
from Camp Pike, Ark, where he was
honorably discharged. He has been
ten months in the service, and was at
Camp Bowie, Texas, for a number Of
months. He is making his home with
his uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cotton,
In 1dlewilde district.
Miss Theresa Zachman, Of Mound
City, visited several days last week
at the Ed Evans home, returning to
her home Thursday.
M.y M...,i. TI..L 1ae, E.!.i.,.
for her home in Cincinnati, Ohio. after
a months visit here with her brother.
Chas. Bruntmcyer.
Mrs. Guy Wood. of Weatherby.
Mo-; Miss Marie Stanton. of Ottumw a,
Kansas, and Miss Hattie Stanton, of
Fillmore, were visiting several days
last week with their mother. Mr.. and
Mrr. NJ. X. Cummings and family.
Misses Teresa CasOn and Irene
Crop, OF Mound City, were visiting
several days, the latter part Of last
week, at the Ed Evans home.
James Campbell, Of Weston, Mo-.
came up Saturday and visited over
Sunday at the Mrs. Sarah Ferguson
home.
Rev. II. G. Stewart left Saturday
evening for Mexico, Mo-, where he
will attend the annual conference Of
the VI. r.. church. South. We are in
hopes that Rev. Stewart will be rc-
turned here for another year.
MIR. and Mrs. John Lunsford and
family spent Friday night at the A.
NJ. Nyc home, and left Saturday morn
ing for their home in Tccumsch, Ncb
Miss Adclinc Jamison left Satur-
day for her home in Sterling. Colo,
after few weeks visit here with rel
ativcs and friends.
Charles Patton, who has been in
the Navy for the past fifteen months,
arrived home last Friday, having been
honorably discharged at Denver. lie
was on the ship, Minnesota, and has
been To Brcst, France, Halifax and
Nova Scotia. He Is now visiting with
his folks, Mrs. Pearl Patton and fam
lily, and other relatives.
Uncle" Wesley Lunsford spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the DR..
j. i. Chandler home in Oregon.
-llcrshcl Raiser was in st. Joseph,
Friday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Walker and Mr.. and
Mrs. jeff Walker returned home Fri
day after few days visit with Mrs.
Walkers sister, Mrs. Nance Elder and
family, in st, Joseph.
Harry Tcarc returned to his home
in st. Joseph, Friday, after few days
visit here with his mother. Mrs. Ma
tilda Teare, and other relatives.
Miss Margaret Chambers return
cd home Sunday from Council Bluffs,
Iowa, where she has been making a
months visit with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bates.
Mrs. Earl Benton and daughter,
Ruth, Of the Highland district, came
down Thursday and spent the night
with her aunt, Mrs. l.. A. Landers.
The next morning they went to st,
Joseph and spent few days with her
brother, MIR. and Mrs, Pat Stcgmaier
and children.
Mrs. Oscar Moore and sons, Har-
old and Kenneth, were st. Joseph Wis
itors, Friday.
Mrs. +. X. Elton returned to her
home at Tarkio, Thursday evening
after a few days visit here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Kunkel