The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-03-01
Forest CITY.


Saturday shopping IN 'nah,.
Miss Grace koIlmer visited in the
country several days last week.
Miss s.urtc, Jami~un j. .uc guest
OF Miss Alta Watson this week.
james Rostock. of oregon, Vas
snow bound in our city, Monday last.
Miss Lucille Garner was The guest
of Miss Grace Kollmcr over sunday.
-Unclc Frank Shackleford. of Ore
gon, was in the city on business Sat.
urday.
Quite number of the little peo-
pie are having tussle with the
chickenpox.
Mrs. Irvine Mathers and boys Wis.
tied IN the country from Saturday
until Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs. Dave Wallace were
the guests OF Harry Frazier and fami.
iy over Sunday.
DIR. Bullock and family are enjoy
ing a visit from the doctors parents.
OF Kansas, at present.
Mrs. Davis entertained her sun.
day school. class at the parsonage
Thursday evening In honor Of George
washington's birthday.
Mrs. williams Of Fortescue, was
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
George Goiens and family from
Thursday until Tuesday.
There was a large attendance at
thu Methodist Sunday school Sunday
morning despite the threatening
storm. li6 to- al attendance.
A dispatch was received Thurs.
day from Harry Jamison, now Of Col.
orado, stating their youngest child
was dead. Miss bertha .Iamison left
the sane day for Colorado.
The snowstorm Of SUNDAY was
the mos, severe storm experienced
here for many years. the old settlers
say. Trains have all been delayed.
The NilliSca train did no, reach here
Monday OF Tuesday.
The revival meetings which have
been IN progress at the Christ ian
church since the ith Of this month
closed Tuesday evening of last week
with ~ acccssions To the church. Mr..
Brooks made many friends during his
stay here. Ills singing was greatly
appreciated.
Little Nina. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Gotten. was seriously IN.
jured Wednesday Of last week. by a
folding bed falling on her and crush.
ing one Of her limbs. hrs. l,ullWk
and Met lanallan We're called and
dressed the fractures, and w. learn
Nina Is getting along ~ we'll ~ could
be- expected.
Doyle. the :.ycar.old child Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Acton, took matches
and SET his clothing aiire. Wednesday
morning Of last week. Mrs. Acton
heard his cries, and looking out the
door saw the flames running up hi.
clothing. and before she could put the
fire out he was badly burned. Dr
McClaDalian was called. and dressed
the burns, and he Is getting along a'
well ~ could he expected now.
Miss Ruth IIeadley entertained
her sunday school class. wednesda!
evening, Feb. -, at her home In ia,
north part Of the city. The evening
viii he one al those long 10 be ~
menbeied happy class meetings
Miss Ruth l. n charming hostess
Each guest was given a tablet, pencil
and picture of George Washington
which they were requested To cop!
"jusl Ike tie picture" had the oripi
nal been present. Nodoubl lc wOul,
have felt greatly battered by some %
the handsomely draw ings HAT wcr'
handed IN. Miss Adda Jamison VA
presented a lovely bonl'on box ofchoc
ola,e>, for the hest drawing: Mis-
Nellie Acton, beautiful Ratchet, to
SECOND Ines, drawing. While Miss Grar,
Chrsncy was consoled with George
Washington postcard. Delicious r.
lrcsl,lnenls were served. music an,
pleasant conyers;ltiU ion made the even
ing pass only too soon. Before leav
ing for home the class passed resolu
tions OF deepes, sympathy and regret
for the abserce Of the class president
b. Miss Edna Hopper. IN the death %
!. her grandmother Sinclair. At lat'
hour the guests departed for ,hei
9 homes, each carrying souvenir
! l"hatchel," and all expressing them
y selves a. being delightfully."- enter
), tanned.
, RUHN