The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-09
FOrtescue.
--Chas. Craig was in st. Joseph OF
business Tuesday.

--Hrs. Alicc BANK, Of Preston.
Scb., Is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
henderson, this week.
during the month Of October
here were the following cars hand
cd from FoItcscue: forfardcd--J
wheat, 3 hay, 2 hogs, and 80 apples;
rcceived--4 cattle, ! lumirr, Ia cars
Darrels--total, 13 cars.
Mr.. A. j. Veverka, night operator
fog the burlington here, was called
nome Sunday on account Of the SER
ious Illness of his sister at Lawrence,
Nebraska. Mr.. Tom Antrim is re-
ieving Night Operator Neverka.
There will be meeting of the
Parents and Teachers Association,
Friday, Nov. 30, at \ p. m. The com
mittce claim they have very excel
lent program for the occasion. Let
everybody come and have a good
time. Admission free.
--Minton Township Sunday School
convention convened at Tarkio Chapel
VI. r. church. South, Sunday, Nov. 4,
1917, at 2-p. m. In the absence of
Mrs. Alable Graham, secretary, Mr..
NJ. l.. Batson was appointed secretary
pro tom. Mr.. +. T.. Boyd, president,
Minton township, was in charge OF
the devotional. The following pro-
gramswas carried out: Song, "1oiling
On; prayer by II. Il. Stuart, Of Ta.-
kio Chapel; song, Loyalty to Christ" I;
Sunday school problems, by the sup
crintcndcnts, followed by a general
discussion Of the subject; short talk By
Mr.. Lem Motley, president Of Bigelos
township; round table, in charge of
Mrs. McNaul, followed by an cNplana.
ton Of tho district organization and
township work by Mrs. McNaul; mo.
ton made and carried to add Tarkio
Chapel TO Bigelow township and Idle
wilde 10 Forest City; talk on the
state convention by Mrs. McNaul;
talk by T.. r.. Boyd; vocal duet, Misses
Esther and Jennie Sinner; song, "Jes-
us ls willing; bcncdiction, {. IL.
Taylor. Of Tapkio Chapel.
Miss Marie Shcppcrd gave IIni.
lowc'en party to a few Of her friends
and classmates Wednesday evening.
Those present were: John Cotton, T..
Hayes. Arthur Van Camp, frankie
West. Leo Henry. Lester Williams,
Percy Hines, Raymond Henderson,
Bob Beavers, Earl Boyd, Clifford Hen
~, Otis Waggoncr. Ralph Whipple,
rhurlow Henry, Rex Stuart. Louis
Ramsey, Lcona Grasty. Orlcc Huston,
Flora Ramsey, Geo. Wilson, lSola
Henry. Zclma Whipplc, Hazel Carter,
Ethel Wilson, Sclia Wilson. Majoric
Sinner, Clara Wilson, Dannic Wilson,
Russell Hinklc, John Taylor. Earl
Hines, Hazel Hayes, John Shcperd,
Mrs. John Shcpcr,l, Paul Gordon ani
Marie Shcpcrd. The evening was
spent In playing games, after which n
bountcous lunch was served. John
gave the boys all the cider they could
drink and he would like 10 know who
found the way 10 the cellar. Some
Of the boys tried to play n prank and
took one Of the automobiles out 10
Johns alfalfa and tried to feed II on
hay. II the boys try To deny II ask
some Of the girls about IL.
An Epworth League was organ
lied ut Tarkio Chapel, Oct. 2s, and
held their first meeting last Sunday,
Nov. 4. Meetings will be held each
Sunday Mt $3.50 y. M. and every one is
most cordially invited TO attend. Fol-
lowing were the officers elected: NJ.
l.. Datson, president; &. {. Young,
first vice president; Mrs. Emery
| Hayes, second vice president; Miss
Florence Boyd, third vice president; (;
Miss Helen Houston, fourth vice prcs-
idcnt; Miss Serbia Wilson, secretary;
Miss Florence Boyd, organist; Emery
Hayes, agent for League paper. Mr..
Arthur Perry, leader for Nov. II; lca-
son, the sixth chaptc rof Matthew.
Ladies and men Of the Sunday school
will organize ladies and mems Bible
class. Sunday, Nov. IL. Every one
| invited Qo come and Join the Bible