The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-24

LIN Whitman, III st. JOsouI
'pcnt Sunday with James Ferbraclc
and wife.
Mrs. J. 7. Birmingham and son.
Harold. were s. Joseph visitors. Ia {
ruosduy.
Alvin Woolscy took his mcr,.
go-round from here TO Cosby, NJ.
'ast wcck.
Roy. 4. u. Kirkland held Sc.
vi""s IN Fairfax. Sunday, mornir,
and evening.
Mrs. John Adolph and daugh,o &.
Minnie. were shopping in ST. Joseru.
last Tuesday.
Mrs. George Watson and daupf.
tor, Miss Bertha, were st. Joscpr
'isitors. Saturday.
--Corbin tIift and two daughter
Maggie and Florence, were ST. Jo-
-eph visitors. Friday.
Mrs. ID. G.. Stalari and daugh-
,cr, Miss Maudc, were st. Joserh
visitors. las, Friday.
Chris. Conner spent n few day
asst week. visiting with Philip Ko'l.
ner, Jr.. in st. Joseph.
Miss Lulu Crawford. Of st. Jo.
'cph. was here. visiting with relative
several days. Las, week.
Miss Ermil Alkirc. If For,cscua.
visited with hcr uncle. 7. T.. Akin.
Thursday night and Friday.
Miss Ada Stanton. Of Fillmore.
is making visi, with her mothcr.
Mrs. VI. II. Cummings. this week.
Mrs. W. J. Alkirc, of near For
'"scuc. was visiting here Sunday with
her son. J. T.. Alkirc and family.
Mrs. J. T.. Alkirc returned hone
Thursday evening from visit with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Hill, at Big
low.
Miss Edna Alkirc was visiting
the first part Of las, week with her
aunt and uncle, e. .. NanCamp AMI
wife.
Mrs. W. T.. Turney and daugh
ter. Miss Ruth. visited few day
asst week, with Albert Martin AMI
family.
jack Baker. Of Whiting. Kansas
IL here. making an extended visit witt
his father, VIM. Baker, ST., and othcr
relatives.
Miss Mabel Bartholomew, Of
Phelps. Mo-. was here, last week. vi.
ting with her aunt, Mrs. Henry
Schaffcr.
James Mallory and wife. oi
Scandal. Kansas. are here visitinp
with Mrs. Mallory's sister, Mr.
Thomas Hill.
| Mrs. Sherman Kinney. Of Roe,
Port. returned home Sunday. aftcl
visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Schaf
| fer. last week.
Mrs. q. VI. Waddlc spent n few
days, last week, with her daughter
Mrs. Nate Martin and family, n
IClarinda, Iowa.
Waiter Meyer left one day, las
week, for Sapulrn, Okla. where h,
attended IN" funeral Of his sister
Nrs. Bert Smith.
Robert Nibbc and wife, Of Tc
cuusch. Ncb., attended the funeral q
her mother, Mrs. Amanda l., Class
Friday afternoon.
Miss Grace Barnard, Of Wood
| river Nch. wa here several days
last week. with her aunt, Mr.. /, l.
Watson and family.
| John France. ST.. and wife. lohl
France, Jr,, and family AMI llprol'
Marl,t and family all spent the day
Sunday, IN 50, Joseph.
---Gcorgc Lcwcllcn and Dodc ngw
son, of -. Joseph, spent IA few days
las, week. VISITING with Jesse Eide
and sister, Miss Mary.
Mrs. blanche Noland, of Napier
returned home Thursday evening Of
ter visiting few days with her sis
Der, Mrs. I.uthcr Hamilton.
Mrs. Geo. Harmon and daugh
tor. Miss Cecil, visited Saturday an
Sunday with her son, VIM. Sproclllc
meyer and family, ut Corning,
Liant Ransom and wife and Mssc
Hattie and Marie Stanton, OF Fill
more. took dinner with NJ. X. Cum
mings and family, last Tuesday.
III. G. Harris and wife, of Stew
artsvillc, No., spent "A few days, las
week, with her parents, 4. q. Wcbe
and wife, and other relatives here.
Mrs. Henry Schaffer and sister
Mrs. Sherman Kinney, spent the dag
Saturday, with Mrs. Schaffer'
daughter Mrs. Cooley Grow, nea
Bigelow.
| Masters Dor and Marvin Kinder
Of Mound City, visited several day,
last week, with their grandmothel
Mrs. NJ. A. Walker, and uncle, JEFF
Walker.
Mrs. c. A. Wallace and daughtel
Miss Mary Elizabeth, OF Kingmar
Kansas, came Tuesday to visit he
father and sister, J. b. Nandeve
and daughter, Mary.
--Chas. Mills, l.. A. Banks and To,
Kirk, of this city, and VIM, Stewar
Of Oregon, left last week for Foi
Riley, Kansas, where they will d
carpenter work on the government
cantonment there.
Taylor Louden and family an
Tom Taylor, of Craig; w. A. Broc
and family, of Sedalia, NO., and \
II. Brock, of this city, all took Dime
and visited Sunday with their pa
ents, T.. Brock and wife.
Miss Laura Hovey accompanie
her nephew, Master Chas. Kinsle
Bryant, to his home In Savannah, a
ter he had made an extended Wis
with his grandmother, Mrs. Win
Hovey and other relatives here.
DELPHEUS.