The Holt County sentinel., 1921-08-26

--liar'. overlap. on reliable .n,.
ton 'rcwJr, bought his good wife a
brand now electric washing machine.
ore cay last week.
| Mis-. Mary Eng ami. who wa. en-.
route from her home In Dcepwater.
No, % We.tbof0, Mo-. where she 1,
superintendent of the schools. stopped
off here for atew days. Miss England
anu her mother recently returned from
Boulder, Colo. whre Miss England and
Ms, Martha Smith and Miss Smell
have been attending the university.
Ask George Preston about the
joke the boy. played OIL him, the other
might.
Ben Conner says II HE wife DONE
come pretty soon. he i, going 20 have
10 board with his neighbors. Mr..
Conner mas been gone several weeks,
visiting with relatives In the southern
part of the state. and Ben has been
patching. lie says he l.. losing flesh
every dag.
John CLANCY and Ferd Dean lie.
.tlIucI the part Of last week from a
"trip % Colorado. They made the trip
lN;h a bunch Of land men from Oregon
Iurt were very much pleased with the
ICouu'g.
Ike ; tn, VINO came in recently
.fron thlUluu. Nebr., with Aunt Ann
.Cginov let Monday morning for h,s
home iu CpadiJu, where he IL employ.
cd hy the Northwest Railroad Co.,
In Oh" rpund-hou," at that point.
W. /. Catrln h. building a new
hog house. this week. forty foo, long
,uwi eight feet wide. Mig D.. getting
into 'hr hog hu.incs. right.
MIR aud Mr.. l.. \. Hunt AMI son,
HAIRY arrived la; SUNDAY evening
In their car from Cheyenne Wells,
Colo. On their arrival IN Cheyenne
Vol, last week, MIR. Hun; took quite
.igi. L 4. thought on account of tie
\ .r attitude, and !, wa, decided ior
tie be, 90 return Their car load pt
farming implement. was unloadcd, tie
} boz .rauii uo0is reloaded and shipped
, back here. ami .Ecy wi.l move back in-
TO their property here fol the present
M and Mr.. Hunt and son. Harry,
c,pcct 10 return 10 Cheyenne Wells IN
. few day. 90 look after sowing 'hclr
ground 10 wheat. We are glad 70 join
} 'heir many friends In welcoming them
back home.
Everett Catron was 81. Joseph
passenger. Monday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Allen Motley, Of
Foitescue, were visiting with Mi. and
airs. l.. ". Motley, last Sunday.
Bland (Sambo) and Mary Hinklc
were visiting with c. :. Mckee and
family, In Forest City, several days,
tlust yaqk
Miss Gertrude Walker came in
one DAY last week from Chicago, ILL.,,
where she has been attending North
} western College. Miss Gertrude has n
number of extra good places in severnl
schools offered her, but has not decid-
ell lust where she will locate.
Mrs. W. b. Asher was visiting
with relatives and friends in Craig,
several days last week.
Harry Barnard received a ship
ment of household goods from st. Jo-
seph, the first of the week, and Is
moving on the old Grant Smith farm,
south of where Henry Dougherty lives.
John Shepherd favored US, one day
last week, with an extra fine water
melon, from his own patch. John raises
some extra fine melons every year, and
we certainly appreciate being on his
list. Thank you, John.
Mrs. Il. l.. Ambrose and daughter,
Mrs. w. d. Lundy, were Mound City
visitors, last Saturday evening.
No use talking, old-time residents
who have had taste Of Big Tark
water cannot stay away from home
very long. This is proven by the fact
that Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Three "k"
Bill) Whaley moved over one day last
week from Mound City and are occu-
pying the c. s. Mckee property. Glad
to have you back, folks.
George Poynter was a business
visitor in st. Joseph, one day, the first
of the week.
Mayor Walden did the town
people a good turn last week, when he
hauled out several loads Of garbage
that has been accommodating for some
, time. Mr.. Walden also hauled a lot
of cinders, placing them at the street
crossings where needed. Just keep
right on with the good work, Mr..
Mayor.
Harry dog Hair Catron was in
, , ,St. Joseph, several days, last week,
visiting with Charley Catron and fam
lily.
/, Mrs. Ida Worcester was here, one
/. day, the first of the week, visiting
:, with relatives and friends, between
I, trains.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Campbell are
here, this week, from Watson, Mo-, Wis
4 iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Pete
: Hunt.
!, IN. L. Planalp, of the Marion
school district, has our thanks for q