The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-08

MIS- susan huthcftOfd, IlONu
Keaster, and Warren Harding, baby
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Conner, have
all been very low with pneumonia, but
are reported to be slightly better at
present.
I Fred Morgan. Of Effingham,
Kansas, has been here the past week
visiting his parents, Ben +. Morgan
and wife, brother. Frank, and his lc.
gion Of friends.
: j. II. Fickes, Of Maitland, was
here Saturday, attending the tcle.
phone meeting. lie tells us that his
little grandson. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
A. Bush, Of ST. Louis, who has been
70 very III at his home. Is now much
better.
| viii Bragg was in Kansas City,
last week, On business trip, and while
there enjoyed a visit with his sister,
Mrs. Geo. Brewster, who he says IA
quite we'll.
viii Markt, road ovcrsccr Of this
district, Is sure making a highway
along the bluff road from Forest City
10 Napier. Tho citizens of Forest
CITY subscribed SAIL for this purpose
and the county court gave s2i6.
/ Things are moving again in
school work out nj New Point, follow
ing the destruction of their handsome
high school building on the 18th ult,
The various churches, the l. q. q. +.
nil and what vacant store buildingA
4 ould be used, have been temporarily
fixed up ~ school rooms, and Prof.
Skclton has his pupils now busy at
work like trojans, beginning th'lr
work Monday Of this week.
. Misses lncz Alkirc and Marie
Hodgin and Charley rctrcc. have r"'
turned Ia their school work NJ ihn'
coin, Nebraska, University. E>thc,
Kelly and Erie Pierce have returned
to their school work at Lawrence,
Kansas, University. They were al
home for the Faster season. .
--Claud Cooper and son, VIII, ol
Craig. were here over Sunday, visit
ing his parents, Earl Cooper and wife
Mrs, Wm. Morris has returned
franz her visit with Omaha relatives
and while there visited Adolph Gen
who she reports as being very low
and little homes are entertained tof
his recovery, His mother Is still WIN
him. ,,- ,.,
! ---You must not say George Get
vim nny more, for n while ut least.
Il will now be strictly in toim Whem,
YOU address him to say, MIR. Mayor,
ns he was chosen to fill that oiiic'
TUESDAY by the good people Of Malt
land. lie viii make good onei wa'ch
and see. -.
They had a full house at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. French, u Few
days. the mast week, when the follow
ing delegation Of brothers, sisters,
nunts. uncles and cousins came IN Tor
n visit; A, T.. Day and wife, Mrs
VIM. Fountain, Of Bloomfield, Iowa;
Mrs. RevI Fountain, Ottumwa, Iowa;
Johp Fountain, Meridian, Idaho; MIS-
Frank Lynch and Rcva, OF ST Joseph
| Mrs. Emma Bragg spent couple
of days here to see how that boy oil
hers. will Bragg, was behaving,
, "A. II. Greene and Ferl Rostock
held n reunion Wednesday and Ihurs'
day of this week, as participants "
the Battle Of Shiloh, which was fough'
April 6-7, 1862. They are the only
survivors of this great battle IN TINS
vicinity.
Our congratulations go out 10 ou'
old and former newspaper friend, u
y. Paul. Of Mound City, who foundc,
the Savannah Reporter in 1876, on M
marriage, March 80, to Mrs. Emmi
, d BRYANT, also Of Mound City. Ma,
you both live long and ever be happy
Hush, be still as a mouse-there'
baby pirl in our house. Thus sing
Verne Markt and wife since March 81
and DR.. Wood says "it's some girl, too
I let me tell you." ~ .
- w. J. (Billy Jiml Patterson, o
I. st. Joseph, was here Friday, to see
, his 1000 acres were still on the ives
, side of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/, Snake River. ~
! At a meeting Of the Centra
, hort-Horn Breeders Association
h Id at Kansas City, March 80, y
/ 7. Nauman, of Craig, was chose'
, ce-president for Missouri