The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-03
Forest City.

WIN. Mckisstck, Of Oregon, visit
ed his daughter here Friday.
Bert Hamilton, Of Mound CITY,
was In the city U,e day last week.
Mrs. WIN. Crawford left Sunday
for Bedford, Ia, to visit relatives.
Mrs. John Meyer, of Mound City,
WAS the guest Of Mrs. E,tinger Thurs.
day.
WIN. Ross was called to Falls City,
Neb., Thursday by the serious illness
ofhis sister.
Elder Augustine attended the
tabernacle meeting In st. Joseph Fri.
day evening.
Mrs. Pearl Patton Is moving into
John Jackson's house, known a. the
Sanners property.
Mrs. Crawford and Miss Lulu
have returned from q visit with
friends IN st. Joseph. ~
Miss Nellie Acton went Monday
to Fortescue TO spend the week with
Miss MuTrrl JamtSOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ligc Hopper are the
proud parents Of q dear little baby
girl, born April ~, 1912.
Miss Ethel Lease, OF Fortescue,
has been visiting relatives and
friends here the past week.
Mrs. Burke, OF Ammonia, has
been the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
Perry Turney, the past week.
MIR. Albertson Is again reported
very low, and but very little hopes
are entertained for his recovery.
Quite a number OF Odd.Fellows
from here attended the lodge ami
versary at Craig Friday evening.
The Misses Nellie and Snoda
Dick, OF Mound City, are the guests
OF their sister, Mrs. Moore, and fam.
lily.
Several frem Kims"y dist rict and
burr Oak attended the revival meet.
Ing at the Methodist church Sunday
evening.
Miss Kate IIami,i on returned "a
Mound City Thursday evening after a
few days visit with her parents In
this city.
Roy Mcfarland has been quite
sick the pas, week. IN, ~ this writ.
Ing We a.r pleased u learn he Is get.
ting much better.
The revival meetings which were
held al BluN city 10y Mrssrs. Martin
Landers and NIT. closed Wednesday
evening q! last week with seven con
versions.
Otto Stallard's many friends were
glad indeed to see him out TO the
League Sunday evening and 10 learn
he will not lose his eyesigh,. but vii
soon he himself again.
Mrs. Oscar Moore and children
went to Mound City "Wednesday oI
last week TO visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Dick, returning Il
her home Monday morning.
Little Margarete Kollmer met
with a painful, accident Wednesday o.
last week, when q pan OF boiling wa
ter fell over her body as she sat by The
stove, scalding her very badly. ],
will he several days before Margaret,
will be able to run and play again.
The school board met and hiret
the following teachers for the coming
year: Primary Department. Miss
Lottie Williams, OF Savannah: the
two Intermediate rooms, Misses Jes
sic Ramsey and Ethel Murray; Gram
mar Department, Miss Eva HIT.
Mrs. Henry Alkire met with ;
serious accident Sunday evening
when In company with her HUSBAND
started to take q drive, the horse he
came frightened and ran away. Mrs
Alkire jumped out Of the carriage
crushing her ankle In frightful man
ner. The necessary surgical atten
ton was summoned and Mrs. Alkir'
Is reported as resting rs easy a
could be expected.
The revival meeting which Is II
progress at the Methodist church, Il
being well attended. The congrega
lions are increasing all the time
Rev. Spar Is an able speaker and hi
sermons are highly spoken Of by thos'
In attendance. Miss Smart is doing
good work also, and much good In ex
pected to result from their work
There are services at the church ev
cry morning at 10 o'clock and ~ 4 p
m.