The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-14

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MALCOLM MCCALL.
Mrs. Frank Petree and her daugh-
ter, Miss Lou, are rejoicing over the
receipt of two very fine Navajo rugs,
sent them by Leo Petree, son and
brother, from Grant, New Mexico.
Get your Overshoes at c. W.
Kings Big Closing-Out Sale.
Miss Lulu Huiatt is now assist
ing in the post office.
r. l.. Greene, wife and their
daughter and son-in-law, o. o. Scar
cy and wife, Of st. Joseph, returned
Monday of this week, from Mary
vile, Mo-. where they were the guests
of Mrs. Grecne's mother, Mrs. VI. j.
Casselle, for a few days.
Mrs. Seth Curtis was taken TO n
st. Joseph hospital, where she was OPP
Grated upon, Friday Of last week, and
| is now reported as getting along very
nicely. She was accompanied by her
husband and sister, Mrs. James W..
Huntman.
The rain Of Saturday night and
up TO Sunday evening measured 3.02
inches which II l.3i inches above the
normal for November. The rain
seems TO have been general through
out this territory.
Mrs. Il. Il. Bridgeman was made
happy for a few days the past week
by visit from her mother, Mrs.
| Cora Groves.
Mrs. l.. Il. Darnell, formerly
Setta Kcnneday was alarmingly III a
few days last week, but is now report
cd some better. Her mother, Mrs.
Lottie Kennedy and sister, Mrs. Har-
vey Evans, were at her bedside a part
Of the time. and Miss Jennie Foster
Of this city. is nursing her at present.
j. Is. tBun) Duncan, when he
was operating the old Duncan mill. on
the Nodaway. in the late SOS. little
did he think OF ever having electric
lights. furnace heat and bath and
toilet in his home. He Is now putting
in an electric light plant in his home
southeast Of Maitland
Joe Shiplcy and family, Of Mound
City, have gone TO Wichita Falls
Texas, where he is largely Interested
in oil.
Mrs. Glen Purcell and little
daughter, Of blanchard, Iowa, visited
/, a few days the past week, with hei
uncle Ed A. Durham and wife, oil
this city. She Is the eldest daughter
: OF Henry Durham, and had been or
a visit with her grandmother, Mrs
Matte Durham, Of Mound City.
There are now 23s.250 automo
bilcs in Missouri up TO Oct. 3ist, az
increase OF 5O,2l0 over that OF veal
ago. The licenses paid into the stat,
treasury for this period was Sl,1l2,
$50. There are 2,0i3 dealers in tn,
. state: d,OS5 motorcycles, and 23,53l
licensed chauffcurs.
: The case Of John Lovclady. VIII,
recently brought suit in Buchanan
county, against the c.. Is. a. Q. rail
i road for $4,000 damages for IN,
death Of his wife, who was run dow
g by "a train near Curzon, MAY 10, ha
g been transferred TO the federal court
Saturday next, Nov. 22d, we ar
To have an eclipse Of the sun, who
/ will come on AS the sun rises and con
I tnue until "A few minutes before 600
! his eclipse IL Of no scientific import
y ancc other than IL proves the correct
: ness of the astronomers calculation,
: The last eclipse Of the sun was h
May.
= Oregon Rcbekah lodge have =,
ceived their new rcgalia, and the
seem as proud as when Santa brough
them their first dolls.
( Mrs. Emma Philbrick and her tw
{ sparkling little ones left thi
1 week for st. Joseph, where she wi
1 join her husband who is in bushes
{ there. Their going will be kecnly fe
1 by large circle Of friends, and e,
: pecially will the Evangelical Chuic
! miss Mrs, Philbrick, us she has eve
! been 50 loyal and true to her churc
! obligations. They 20, just rs thoui
I ands 40 from the smaller towns ,
I the larger cities, that they may fin
/ larger opportunities. We guess It wi
I ever be so.
1 Miss Myrtle French, of o'Fallo
I View, spent a few days in st. Josepl
I last week. visiting friends.
( DIR. Hogan tells US that Mrs. job
( Dudeck presented her husband with
1 sweet, baby girl, on Wednesday of Ia
.