The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-02

line crowds whenever the weather
has permitted. The pictures are as
good as can be seen in the city theatre
and as il is held in the open air. il is
much cooler than the ordinary show.
When the roads get better and the
nights warmer. we predict that Pat
will have full house every Wednes-
day and Saturday night.
The Merry Maids class Of Tarkio
Chapel Sunday school gave picnic.
in Waggoner's grove. Wednesday, for
their mothers. The picnic was given
IN observance Of Mothers Day. but on
account Of the inclemcncy of the
weather was postponed TO the above
date. Those who enjoyed the occasion
we're: Mcsdames Vim. Waggoner.
Thos. Huston. +. T.. Boyd. Emery Da-
Wis. Dan Wilson. Arthur Graham, Geo.
Dixon. !. +. Huffman. Mollie Whipple.
blanche Meyer and Harry Stanley.
and Misses Serbia Wilson. Lena
Rhodes. Helen and Mac Huston, Hazel
Carter and Florence Boyd.
Miss Florence Boyd entertained a
number Of friends. Friday evening. in
compliment 10 Misses Mae and Helen
Huston and Edna Williams, who left
Monday for Maryville, to attend sum
mcr school. Music and games afford
I'd the evenings amusements. and re-
Treatments were served by the hos
tess. Guests included: the guests Of
honor. Misses Allie Williams, Pcrmelia
Morris. Viola Blcvins. Ethel Huston.
Mae Parsons. Mabel Lent. Zoe Boyd,
and Messrs. Gilbert and Lloyd Moore.
Murray Catron. Chas. Morris. Fred
WaggOner. Lester Williams and
Frank Harmon, of Mound City.
Monday was the Gj'h birthday an
niycrsary of II. &. Hines. and in honor
# the occasion. hi granddaughter.
Nrs. !. 7. Huffman. gave surprise
dinner ut her home. \ most enjoy.
qa', time was reported by the follow
my gUcsn: Mrs. and Mls. VI. &.
'lIuc.. Mr.. and Mr.. !. l.. Hines and
children, MI and Nj. Vim. stuart
and children. Nj. aud Mr.. l'ort stu
vt ard daughter Nh unl Mis-. l.. VI.
.l#'tY..'ou, Ma. N'''i' Nhirpl" uni
Hi, lion, Nj. Mar" Howard; MIR.
Henry Norman, ~ FALL city. Ncb..
Nr-. lin.''rHGr Mr.. Mary llinc-.
AND John hatcher ~ karsa- city.
.Ini Ni and Mr.. ll.'maH.
NJ $685. Helen ard Vac Huston
.DI. agrc,ah.y surprised SUNDAY, al.
r".u",r rs 'rC N.rrg .la.l c'u.. AMI
other going a. their homie. and spend
3r '8c afternoon. Refreshments. con.
sing uf cake AID fIait a'ad. we're
ui..d by Mr.. Huston 2" the guests
witch inc'udcd: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
stanley MIR. and Mr.. Daunic Wilson
ard daughter Ethel. MIR. and Mrs.
',a,.on and children. Nr. ard Mrs. Art
Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Henry
and baby. Violet: Mi.scs Jessie Will
son. lcola Henry. Orlcc Huston, Zoe
Boyd. Florence Boyd. Edna Williams.
Serbia Wilson. Mary Williams. Mil
lrcd Dodson. Mabel Lent. Lena
Rhodes. Mae and Helen Huston. and
Mrs. Essic Ramsey. Mrs. Thos. Bunk
or: Mcssrs. Henry Boyd. Thurlow.
Clifford and Riley Henry, Walter.
rhos. and Frankie Huston.
Miss Pcrmclia Morris gave a par
~, Saturday evening. in compliment
10 Miss Tracy Blcvins and Miss Else
Parks. who lcf, Monday for Maryvillc
Ia attend summer school. 4 pleasant
evening was spent In games and music
and refreshments were served by the
hostess. Tn guests present included:
'NN-'N EFl'lh w liNlN'Ns flas'A ny W. .
Elsie Parks. Ethel Huston. Goldic AMI
Elsie Grow, Lc,a Jackson, Ida Bridg.
mon, Clara West, Lulu -. Clair.
Tracy, Olive, Viola and Iva Blcvins,
Addic and Doe Morris, and Pcrmolla
Morris; Mossrs. ]. u. Morris, Harry
Morris, Arthur and Boyd Perry, Geo,
Morton. Don Potter. viii Iilod,oa.
Gopher bnlchly, Nm. Buckles, 1hos.
Stone. Elmer -. Clair Emory llayc,,
Edgar Whipplo, Donnie Hayes. Mu..
ray Ca'ror, Del and Lloyd Moore.
ico. Min,on. Clay Nosor, Roy Hin.
Howard lippold, Vernon stuart and
Chas. Morris.
Tho hall game at licn',, between
ru-tcscuc and the Mitchell Park team
of -. Joseph, was good enough %
please almost anybody. unless pretty
hard 90 please. The Mitchell Park
team l. conceded to be one OF the
fastest amateur teams In -. Joseph.
ana two weeks ago played Corning
twelve innings. before Corning won,
20 u. The score Sunday was ! 10 g.,
in favor of Fortcscuc. The features
of the game wor. the general all
around good fielding Of the 81. Joe
boys and the fine pitching of Craig
for Fortcscue. Several times II look
ed bad for the home boys, but every
time George frightened up. and either
struck out the opposing ba,smen or
forced them 10 ha easy outs 10 the
inhcld. The rest of the team played
well, but their work showed lack of
practice. A. this was the first game
of the season. the work of the whole
,.ana will upIntht .Ily inNnpnya apl