The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-29


the first Of the week from Forest City,
visiting with relatives and friends.
Lee Davis, who Is working for II.
o. Adkison this season, Is reported to
be quite sick this week.
-Orville jackson Is here this week
from Lincoln, Ncb., visiting with rela-
tivcs and friends.
Rev. Fcldmann, Of Oregon, was here,
one day last week, visiting with his
cousin, Mrs. Harry Hcersema.
The Democratic County Central
committee held n meeting in the W.
o. W. hall. last Saturday, and tran
sacted quite lot Of business. All
members were present. Carl Randall,
Of Craig. is chairman, aud Mr.. BaCby,
also Of Craig, is secretary. A num-
ber Of resolutions were introduced and
passed. among them being resolutions
20 fight the county unit bill, chang
ing the senatorial districts.
j. l.. Miles was up from st. Jo-
scph, last Sunday. the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Mckee. and Nelson
sent him home In the evening with u
nice string of fish.
Fred Masters, of Maryvillc, was a
weekend visitor with Miss Lula Low
| ry.
Miss Cassie Mac Abshirc was
down from Maryville, last Saturday
visiting with old-timc friends. Miss
Abshire, who was one Of our teachers
| last year. H. teaching in the Maryvillc
schools this year, and has a large
circle Of friends here.
George Poyntcr, our bank cashier,
and II. r.. Combs, manager Of the
Farmers Elevator, were Forest City
passengers. last Monday noon.
Ed Preston was down from Quit
man, last Sunday, visiting with home
folks. Ed says farmers in that vicin'
ity are all ready to begin planting
corn Just as soon as the people th hink
there are no more snowstorms coming
like we had last week.
Lewis Anthony was business
visitor in st. Joseph, several days, the
first OF the week.
Henry Borchers was over from
Mound City, last Sunday, visiting with
relatives and friends.
Frank Vest was here, several days
the first Of the week, from Lincoln
Neb.. visiting at the home Of Cox,
| I.at,aaa
jackson. A.. .o.,,o, nan, rnoa ,
rattle snake out on the road, last Sat
urday. that had six rattlers and a but
.on' ,,i.ii,, I'M ,his ~ snasan
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