The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-15

HtNN W Nf'N'NUdNs NNIU ~, iOt tnt nuT- |
pose of clecting supervisor for a
term Of five years to succeed Geo. W. |
Poyn'cr, whose term expires this |
spring. All land owners in this dis
trict arr urged TO attend this meeting.
The polls will open at , p. m. and close !
at 4 r. M, and large crowd Is cx-
pcctcd To attend. Don't forge, the
date.
Second trick operator, V. A. Sol
lcdcr, was business visitor In 81. Jo. |
scph last Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Bridgmon was a
Mound city passenger, last Saturday
morning.
Had you noticed that Bigelow was
not robbed last week? II we don't
get h III up once week, something
Is wrong.
MIR and Mrs. T. J. Bridgmon, Mr..
and Mrs. LA Chuning and Mrs. .. $.
Hcrstiuc attended church services in
Mound lty last Sunday evening.
g c. Cation shipped car load of
cattl" io st. Joseph, one day last week.
&c. W, poyntcr was u business Wis
itor in st. Joseph. one day last week.
--lOrty-ihrcc scholars attended the
Christian Sunday school, last Sunday
morning and the collection amounted
to $40. Delegates who attended the
Craig convention last week made a
very interesting report, which was
very much appreciated ny those pres
ent. The delegates made u special re-
port ui the kindness and hospitablc
treatment the good people Of Craig
accorded them and they were shown
every courtesy by our ncighbors.
Lucy Ice poyntcr visited last
Sunday with Elizabeth Jones.
Mrs. W. +. Balm and Anna Cation
were Mound City visitors, one day last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Motley and
to Falls City, Ncb., last Sunday morn
ing, whore they spent the day visiting
with Mrs. l.. ". Notlcy's. brother,
John Bridrmon. who /, quite sick and
l. almost blind.
MIR. and Mrs. ". NJ. Whaley We're
over from Mound City, last Sunday,
visiting relatives and friends.
Several from here attended Ma
sonic lodge in Maitland, last Thurs
day evening, where they were enter
tanned with the third degree work on
two candidates. After the work there
was big banquet served by the ladies
0f the Eastern Star lodge, who always
do themselves proud on occasions Of
this kind. BY the way, had you no
ticed that the hospitality Of the Matt
land lodges H. hard Ia bcatg Even
though one does have to drive home
IN the mud in the wee small hours Of
the morning, one Is always glad OF
the opportunity to he Maitland :
guest,
Ed IIinklc was transacting bust
ness IN St. Joseph, last Saturday.
, --Brother O. W. Adams preached
an interesting sermon at the Christian
church, last Sunday evening, To a
small but apprcciativc audience.
Misses CharlCne Larkins and
Vera Gresham were Oregon visitors
, Friday Of last week, whore they at
|, tended the county spelling contest.
; While Miss Vera did not win the cup,
, vet we are rather proud of the crcord
; she made, having missed only ten
words out Of the 25O words given. Inc
winner of the contest missed six
words.
, MIR. and Mrs. II. w, Graham were
, st Joseph visitors, one day the latter
part of last week.
: brother q. w. Adams ATTENDED
tho Sunday school convention IN Cla'p
last week.
, Our old friend, "Rch,' of the
70 Maitland Herald, came in the latter
part of LAST week from New Orleans
La, whore he had been on short va
l. cation.
s Miss Mary England, suPerinten'
dent of the WestbOro schools, ant
2 Miss Martha Smith, one OF the higi
Z school teachers, visited last Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. G. w. Poyn'el
and family, r.,
!, Lois Winifred Dodson, the foul
$ months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
a Joe Dodson, died last Sunday morning
: She had been sick, more or less, io'
$ some time and had underwent one op
n Grafton in st. Joseph for throa
: trouble. However, it was thought sh'
!, was getting better, as she grew older
e and that in time she would outgroV
her trouble. She was sweet iitti
g child and the family and neighpor
e had become greatly attached TO hei
and her death was shock TO IN
n whole community Funeral service
a. were conducted at the home at p. m
Monday, by Brother Malloy, Of Noun
4 City, and interment was IN MT nop
IN cemetery. There was large crow
in attendance at the funeral service.
er both at the house and at the cemeter.
ip The family has the. sympathy OF e'
erybody in the neighborood..
ne The new district superintendent
20 Rev. Snider, preached q very interes