The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-15

married people in short time, and
their latch-string for friends will be q
stout, long one, which will ever be
hung on the outside.
The Sentinel takes pleasure in cx-
tending them it, very best wishes,
wishing them a long, sweet life.
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DR.. J. +. Chandler reports a son
born to Clifford X. Norris and wife, Of
the Monarch district, April 3, and a
girl to Avon Murray and wife, Of the
Chambers school district, April Z.
A. Schwartz, Of ~ Reno, Okla,
formerly Of New Point, this county.
writes US under recent date, that he
and family are fine and dandy now,
having just been released from quar-
antine for small poS.
Mrs. c. ID. Zook, of this city, has
just received very interesting letter
from her uncle. W. s. (ScotO
Mitchell, Of San Diego, Calf. and who
will be well remembered by many Of
our older citizens, having made his
home here for q number Of years. His
many relatives here. some co IN num-
ber. and also his many friends, will
he glad TO learn that he Is now out of
the hospital, where he had been scr-
ously sick for Is days with n peculiar
malady, but says he is now in fine
shape, although up IN the eighties.
Mrs. Mary Hibbard and son,
Blaine, Of Kansas City, accompanied
by Mont Curry and wife and Mr. Mel.
Vile Levy and wife, autOed 10 Oregon.
Saturday last, and visited with c. u.
zook and wife and other relatives. all
returning homo Sunday evening, ex-
cept Mrs. Hibbard and son, who re-
turned Monday evening. Mr. Levy is
president Of the Lafayette Automobile
Corporation, Of Kansas City. He and
Mr.. Iook made a deal, and Mr.. Levy
took the insurance Mr.. Iook had on
his Cadillac car, which was stolen a
few weeks ago. In part exchange for
seven. passenger Lafayette touring
car
Born, to Ed Kramer and wife,
fine baby boy, April y, DR.. Wood in
attendance.
Tom Gleason, formerly of Rig
Lake peighborhoOd and Mound City,
was in Oregon, Tuesday Of this week.
He is now located at Herman, Neb.
w. c. York, Of Kansas City, ac-
companied by his son, Robert, and
Mr.. Robinson. came up Friday last,
and visited with ". u. Ruley and lam
lily and other relatives, seturning home
Sunday evening. For further paitic-
ulars see Glenn Ruley.
For Sale-ENtra good tested X,
Y. ID. Seed Corn. talI on
MURRAY kuNhri,
oregon, NO.
Fred Conner OF Maitland VINO
has been visiting win relatives AZ
home Tor several days returned TO the
State University, this week. to resume
his school work
DIR u, &. Pierce returned Tuesday
OF this week iiom tcw days Niat
with his son, Erie at Lawrence Nan
sas, where he " a student IN the state
University.
Charles Cowan and witc, OF MAY,
land, We're IN oregon TUESDAY OF tn'S
week, visiting WIN thelr many lrienuS'
Charley does not seem TO be gong
into decline aS ne pulIs the neam
down at the lHO-pound no'ch'
Money Tor Farm loans;
THE SlsSON LOAN y TILE o.
MafyVl'le' NO.
Call, write or phone us for terms u
Mrs. VIM. Hossiek received an an
nouncemcnt card this week, telling her
Of the birth OF u Son 70 Mr, ana MIS-
Earl Hall, ut Dallas, TeNns' Aprll D.
Mrs. Hall was formerly Miss Anna
Berry, who taught the sixth grade IN
our school for three years
"A number of our high-upS IN scot
tish Rite Masonry are IN ST. Joseph
this week. attending the sprlng con,
vocation of that order a class OF
$50 are on their way to the hot sands
ana feast on Gamers MIR ine ~
union will close with banquet Thurs
day night for 32d degree members,
Our sympathy goes Out 70 MT Mr.
and Mrs forest r9ek, i 9i nosnI, mouna my o,
o, Il. 80, ,,lao 10 MnunI rity