The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-23
Personal and Otherwise
You can save money II YOU buy
your Trimmed Hats at
THE VARIETY STORE.

your Trimmed Hats at
THE VARIETY STORE.
=Dr. u. &. Pierce and j. {. Whit
mcr have returned from Kansas City,l
where they were in attendance at the |
annual meeting of the state dental as
ssiation.
Cook 4 Foster received car load
of Dodge cars lat week, and began
to deliver them at once to purchasers. |
Mrs. John Curtis, now 81 years
old Is alarmingly III at the home Of
her daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom ny
get. IN the Union district. DR.. Daniel
Morton, Of ST. Joseph. was here FRI
day in consultation with DIR. Chand-
Ter, the family physician.
We are sorry Ia hear Of the very
feeble health of Mrs. Sallic Bond, Of
Craig. She H. now 81 years Of age,
and Is with her daughter, Mr.. and
Mr.. r.. J. Kellogg.
Mrs. Fred Cook, Of Mound City,
after "A couple Of days visit here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan. Father and
Mother Henry Cook and brother,
Mayor Bragg, has returned home, only
rrcupcrating from her strenuous time
ut the Democratic county convention.
VIM. +. Slpcs, Of Forbes, has en-
listed in the army.
Attorney Kellogg, Of Craig, ac-
companicd by I'D May, administrator
Of the A. +. Parrish estate, and Henry
Parrish were here, Wednesday Of last
week. and made final settlement in
the Parrish estate.
Members of Meyer Post will re-
tl...s an.
row, Saturday, April "a. Important
business will come before the post.
Judge Geo. W. Gotten and wife,
of Forbes, and Arthur Gotten and
wife, of Forest City, were here on
business matters, "Wednesday of last
week. and 10 see how his boy, Albert,
was behaving.
The Sentinel sends It's congra,ula-
tionS To Mrs. Jane DcPew Glenn, Of
Mound City, who reached her lO3rd
milepost on Thursday Of last week,
having been born on the Isle Of Jersey,
April 10, 1917.
H. VI. Spillman, formerly Of Bige-
low, who purchased the former I'd
Thurman place, is now nicely located
in his new home. A community Is
benefited by the coming Of such
people.
Mrs. Ada Reese, of Abilene, Kan
s,.s, and Mrs. Ed Norge and little
two year-old daughter, of st. Joseph,
are here ON visit with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Burrier. Mrs.
Norge is convalescing from a long
confinement in st. Joseph hospital,
where she has been ID very sick woman.
George A., son of |. M. Minton,
of Foftescue, went to st. Joseph, We'd
nesday of last week, April 10, and in
company with Grace T.. Keller, called
on the recorder, and secured from him
his permit for these two people to
unite for veal or woe. The Old Sem
tinel sends its sincere congratulations
to them and wishes for them long,
happy life.
Harry Hanna, of st. Joseph, is
here visiting with his brother, Will,
and convalescing from long spell Of
sickness.
Charley Markt and wife have re-
turned from their visit with their
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Alkire, OF
Mound City.
Miss Cora Frye has returned from
Mound City, after a weeks visit with
ner sister, MT. ana MTs, Seo' meyef'
We are very sorry TO learn that MIR.
Meyer has been quite sick.
Strawberries were on our market,
Friday and Saturday last, April 1917.
e. T.. Guifey has bought the Hicks
Cafe.
Henry Peret has rented the prop
erty recently vacated by Frank Foster,
and will move in about May J..
M. II. Martin has returned from
the eastern part Of the state, where
he was called as consulting engineer
on an electrical high tension project
Mrs. Mary Hostetter has been
spending the week at Amazonia with
her daughter, Mrs. Bever, and getting
acquainted with that great-grandsor
of hers.
From and after this date
March ~, all cards of thanks
will be charged for at the rate o,
10 cents per line. We do not charge
for obituaries, they are free, but tn
increased cost of paper, ink. labor
etc., compel US to make charge fou
the card of thanks. We hepe evx
patrons will remember this.