The Holt County sentinel., 1921-05-13

Charles Orman, he little 5.year-
old son Of Charley Brooks. Of Glen
Echo, broke his arm, Thursday Of last
week, May 3, while playing circus, and
while trying 20 turn q sommcrsault.
DR.. Wood fixed him up, and he will be-
ready for another act in the ring be-
fore very long.
E. G. Smith, Of Mosnd City, was
here Friday last, visiting with Earl
Cooper He goes from here to Lin
coin, Neb., TO visit his daughter, Mrs.
j. c. Bender, and then to Denver, Colo.
A lodge Of the Eastern Star was
organized at Mound City. April 20.
Mrs. Nellie Perry was chosen the first
Worthy Matron. The work was con-
tcrrcd by the Maitland Chapter. Re.
presoutatives were present from most
all of the local town, King City. Fair
fax, sheridan and Graham.
We regret 90 learn Of the death
Of James VI. Ca.on. a former resident
~ Mound City. which occurred AZ ms
home in Parma, Idaho. April %, In his
list year. His wife va. uIior 10 their
marriage Miss Belle Virgins, of
Mound City, whom he married IN 1883.
Besides the widow, he H. survived bv
three children, two daughters and ono
son.
living To- part Of the anatomy
OF Judge W. j, Randall, Of Craig, who
was on our county bench 1910. be-
ing somewhat ovt of repair. he was
taken to 81. Joseph hospital and op-
Grated upon last week, and T. reported
TO he doing ~ well aS could he ey-
Peet,d'
Don fall 70 sec the eighth grade
play entitled The Dear Boy Gradu-
ates, at the auditorium, Monday
night May 10. The DEAR" Boy IL a
wonder. IT. scream from start TO
ilnish' fouIl miss q bushei Of fun IL
you are not present. Wen expect you.
"A handsome commencement card
comes to our table this week announe-
ing the commencement Of the HaNtum,
Colo, nigh school, and just think how
fapidly the time passes on when by
ms card We are told that Miss b.
MARIAN Brooks = one Of the graduates.
She Is daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ferry Brooks, formerly OF this city,
ana her many former young school
chums mere send their hearty congrat-
u'a'lons'
Inc rainfall of sunday, May
., measured z'S" inches within the "a
hour marklngs. we had $40 inches
on theZd IN 1919, ana 2.23 on the lst in
i'So'
A a. jeffrey, formerly OF this
county, an didentified with the North.
west missouri Press as the editor OF
the Northwest Missouri News Notes,
y now edit,pg the state Agricultural
College publications, and we acknowl-
edge a copy, OF The Missouri Farm
news, which Is edited by Mr.. Jeffrey,
and II Is, ever characteristic OF Jeff
brim inlI OF good stuff.
-for Saie-A good family driving
mare, gentle Tor children; also good
jersey cow Parties interested, see
j. ). CUNNINGHAM,
oregon, No.
Block Brothers, 50. Joseph. Mo-,
make an extraordinary announcement
regarding Liberty Bonds. They viii
accept Liberty Bonds at their full face
value. without any discount whatso-
ever from now until June first, on the
Following conditions: You are to pur-
chase merchandise to the extent of al
least 10 per cent OF the amount OF the
BOND or Bonds presented. For eN-
ample II you present u $4,000 Llberty
BOND, You must buy at least Si6,OO
worth OF merchandise, and they VIII
give you the difference In money, If
you present SlOO.OO Bond, you must
HiuFt pus ~ ltuSl d'vsvo MOINn VT
meItnln0lse Hnu tneN Wl1l give Won