The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-09-05
Forest City.


Mrs. Oscar Moore and children
were guests at the 5. Eads home,
near town, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. II. T.. Burnett, of Mound
City, visited from Saturday until
Monday evening with relatives here.
Miss Isabel Campbell spent cou.
pie of days last week In the country.
guest Of her friend, Miss Kettle bee.
Ter.
Mrs. Emma Grimes has moved 10
the city, and nov occupies the Frank
Cook property In the eastern part Of
town.
School began Monday morning
with Prof. Long, principal: Miss Hit,
Grammar department; Mrs. Barnes
and Mrs, Long, intermediate depart.
ments; Miss Martin, primary.
MIR. and Mrs. W. L. Pearson left
Saturday evening for their home In
Centralia, Illinois, after a three
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs.
Apgar and Grandfather Acton.
The Christian sunday school held
their picnic last Wednesday In the
Lease grove on Chautaupua grounds.
The Shaiier band accompanied them,
and a. usual a line time j. reported
10y those present.
Frank Cook aud family left Wed.
nesday Of last week for Los angeles.
California, where they rNpec 10 make
their future home. Their many
friends here wish them prosperity and
health IN their new home.
+. W Beavers has purchased the
Albert Jones building on commercial
street. and l. remodelinp aud making
a residence portion. with the Forest
CITY New. office IN front par ~
building. Mr. Beavers and family are
nov nicely settled In their ueW home.
Miss Alverda Robinson eft sun.
day evening and began her wear u
school work Monday morning Al tie
Monarch school house. Tie people of
that district are 10 he congratulated
ON getting this excellent young lady
a. teacher Of their school. and her
many friends here wish her abundan,
success In her work.
Rev. II, T.. Campbell. accompa.
MED by his mother and sister, Who
have occupied the Methodist parson.
age the past six weeks, left Tuesday
for their home at Lees summit, Mis-.
souri,. Rev. Campbell will he al home
two weeks, then will enter the Bibli
cal Department OF the Vanderbilt
University AT Nashville, Tennessee.
Rev. Campbell, mother and sister
made a host Of friends during their
short stay here, who were very sorry
TO see them leave, and will miss their
cheerful greetings and kind words,
as well as their good work In the
church, Sunday school and League.
The Methodist church was crowd
ed In seating the large audience that
gathered TO hear the program given
10y Class. Number Eight, Of the Meth
odist Sunday school, Friday evening
The charch was beautifully iecorat'
ed with plants, flowers and foliage
Tie program opened with u chorus
by the class. The plano solo by Mis-
Margery FitZmaurice vas handled
perfectly: the vocal solos by Miss Rob
inson, Rev. Campbell and Master Bee
Ter Fitlmaurice were greatly appre
ciated by all. Miss Grace Elmer az
companied Miss Robinson and Rev
Campbell In very pleasing manner
Master Beeler Fitzmaurice Vas az
companied by his little sister. Mar
gerry, with expression and touch per
feet. Miss Welma and Master Thorn
as Vine Teare gave u piano duet, en-
titled, The Little Patriot March,
and was well rendered, as was alst
the trombone soloby Rev, Campbell,
"The Gypsy Picnic" given by tn
class, was perfectly rendered AM
greatly enjoyed by all, Much credi
is due to the little pianist, Miss Mar
gerry Fitzmaurice. who handled he
music most perfect. Miss Beeler, TN
successful teacher Of Glass, Numbe
Eight, is TO be congratulated on IN
excellent program given; her faithful
work In training the class and teacl
Ing them the higher standard In III,
J Miss Beeler was ably assisted by Mis-
Isabel Campbell, AT the close of til
entertainment liberal collection wa
, given and presented to Glass, Nun
her Eight, which was greatly appr'
ciated by Miss Beeler and the class,
Ruin.