The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-09-28
Forest City and Vicinity.

itor, last Wednesday.
Walter Meyer was a st. Joseph
visitor, last Thursday.
John Glass was a business visitor
in st. .@oseph, Monday.
Nate Mcclure was n st. Joseph
visitor, last Wednesday.
Riley Turney made a business
trip to Amazonia. Monday.
Mrs. Il. w. Fawks was n 81. Jo.
scph visitor, last Thursday.
-Corbin Cliff was n business yisj.
tor in Oregon. last Friday.
REV. j. J. Caforky held services
at Watson. Mo-. las. Sunday.
Miss Grace Elmer was a st. Jo.
scph visitor, last Wednesday.
Perry Turney was business Wis
tor in st. Joseph, last Friday.
Henry Combs was transacting
business in st. Joseph, Saturday.
-Corbin Cliff was transacting bus.
mess in st. Joseph. last Thursday.
Rev. +. +. Cooley made a bust.
ness trip TO st. Joseph, last Thursday.
--Chas. Dragoo, the mule buyer. OF
Mound City. was in our city, Monday.
Win. Crawford was transacting
business in 81. Joseph. last Thursday.
Mrs. u. S. Tcarc. of Oregon. Wis.
tied Sunday ut the A. q. Weber home.
John Birmingham. Jr., spent
Sunday with relatives In ST., Joseph.
--Chas. Miller and family spen,
Sunday with Albert Walker and fam
IT. Fuller was a business visitor
in st. Joseph, Wednesday of last
week.
Miss Edith Elder visited Sunday
afternoon with her sister, Miss Lulu
Elder.
L. l.. Tcarc. Of Craig. spent Sun.
LAY with his mother, Mrs. Matilda
Tcarc.
Dan Hahn, Jr.. and Burr Cas-
made n business trip TO Corning, last
Friday.
Mrs. George Drake and children
were visiting in Kansas City. last
Friday.
Howard Tearc. Of Oregon. spent,
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. NATL.
da Tcarc.
Miss Julia Martin. Of Napier. WIS.,
tied Friday night at the A. J. Lam
dcrs homo.
Hugh Wilson and family, Of Ore.
gon. spent Sunday ut the r.. l.. Brod.
beck home.
Rev. a. N. kirkland held services
at Platte Valley, near Bolckow, Mo-,
last Sunday.
Mac. Casey and wife. Of johnson
Ncb.. were at the Chas. Hoover home
last Thursday.
Mrs. l.. ]. Scott visited with hci
daughter, Mrs. II. q. Carson, Mt M.
pier. Saturday.
Otto Stallard was home from St
Joseph. Friday evening. where he IL
attending school.
III. 7. Spccr and family, Of Fair.
fax. spent Sunday with his mother
Mrs. Ida st. Clair.
Mrs. W. II. Simon, of Springfield
No.. visited Thursday night ut the T.
u. Fitzmaurice home.
Herbert Richardson and Miss
Edna Alkirc were Mound City Wis
itors, Friday evening.
| $. T.. Chambers spent Sunday
with his mother. Mrs.. Mary Cham
beers, at Mound City.
--Chas. holland shipped a car load
Of hogs TO the st. Joseph market,
Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Martha Alkire and Ira Al
kire and family visited ut the j. T..
Alkirc home, Saturday.
j. T.. Alkirc and wife spent the
day, Thursday Of last week, with G.
o. NanCnmp and family.
Mrs. +. II. Elton, Of Terkio. spcn.
several days, last week, with her par
ents, Neil Kunkcl and wife.
Quite number attended the
Christian church basket dinner, given
in the City Hall yard, Sunday.
VIM. Richardson and wife, Miss
Edna Alkirc and Mrs. Della Allison
were st. Joseph visitors, Sunday.
Nj. II. Cummings and family
spent Sunday with their son-in-law,
W. Kyle and family. at New Point;
Mrs. Delilah Allison, Of Mound
City, visited several days, this week,
with W. +. Richardson and family.
John France, ST., and wife and
John France, Jr., and family mot0red
TO st. Joseph, Sunday, and spent the
Web Kelley and wife visited Sat
urday night and Sunday with her
brother, Albert Mcclure, near Ore
gon.
Virgil Sipes returned from ColO-
RADIO, last Saturday morning, where he
had been looking after his land inter-
ests.
Mrs. VIM. Crawford left last Fri
day for Bedford, Iowa, to be ut the
bedside Of her sick sister, Mrs. Vos-
burg.
THE Baptist Sunday school gave
basket picnic, last Tuesday, in the
church yard. Quite number enjoy
ed It.
Mrs. ]. T. Scott and Mrs. Chas.
Mills were visiting at the Henry
Peret home, south Of Oregon, last
Friday.
The NJ. Fl. Guild met last Thurs
day at the church. They will have
their Bazaar the second week in No
vember.
u. T. Scott, wife and Mrs. l.. ].
Scott motored to st. Joseph, Sunday,
and spent the day with New. Dickson
Mrs. T. p. Fitzmaurice, who is
keeping house for her two children,