The Holt County sentinel., 1917-11-09

house, Friday night, Nov. y. Every
body invited to attend.-Miss Alma |
r. Egan, Teacher.
--A. A. Jeffrey and family made a |
visit and attended family reunion at
he home Of Mrs. Jeffrey's parents,
e. A. Lisle and family, in Clarinda,
Iowa, last week.
Those who were in St. Joseph.
Saturday. were: Miss Jessie Boyd,
Mrs. J. T. Birmingham, Rev. J. ].
Cafcrky, Mrs. George Drake and chill
dren and Clare Watson and Clarence
Baker.
Misses Alice Mullery and Alice
Hogan, Mrs. d. B. Scanlon and Mrs.
Sarah Burns, all of st. Joseph, and
Mrs. Rose Lynch, Of Saxton, Mo,
spent Sunday and several days, this
week, with II. B. Conncll and family.
Mrs. A. a. Jeffrey visited her
husband at the Ellsworth hospital, in
st. Joseph. Monday, where Mr.. JEFF
rey was operated on last Saturday,
and we arc glad to report that he IL
improving nicely.
The following attended the trial
IN st. Joseph, Monday, between A. ].
l.anders and the st. Joseph Grain Co:
Oscar lsaacson and wife, Mrs. r. A.
Landcrs, James Grouse. J. II. Wilson,
X. ~. Sheffield and several others.
Mrs. 0. w. Mullen and children
left Thursday for Eldorado, Kansas,
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Mullen is engaged in the
mercantile business there. We wish
them prosperity and success In their
new home and business.
MIR. and Mrs. W. r. Richardson.
g. l.. Richardson and wife and Miss
Eva Dugger motored TO Atchison,
Kansas, Sunday, and spent the day
with MIR. and Mrs. Dave Baity. They
also took pleasure trip to Leavcn-
worth to see the soldiers.
Miss Nellie Kunkel, Of New Point,
VISITED her grandfather, Frank Kun
kel and wife. Sunday. We are in
formed that MIR. and Mrs. Kunkel will
leave this week for Haxtum, Colo,
where they will make their future
home. We wish them health and
prosperity in their new home.
Miss Bette Bcelcr, who teaches
the seventh and eighth grades. gave a
Halloween entertainment at her
school room. A number Of the girls
and boys of the eighth grades were
dressed ns witches and ghosts. and
furnished the entertainment, while the
boys and girls Of the seventh grade
furnished refreshments. a mcrr.,
good time was enjoyed.
"A program Of literary readings
by Miss Elizabeth Evans. Of st. 10.
seph, and Few musical numbers by
members Of the High School will be
given Thursday night. Nov. 4, under
the auspices Of the Forest City High
school Mt the city hall. Forest City,
Mo. The proceeds arc 10 he used TO
start class IN interpretative reading
In the High School.
The J.. l.. &. c. club met last
Thursday. Nov, ]. with Mrs. c. l..
Nchardson. The hostess was the
leadcr for the study, after which theC
decided TO have the next meeting with
MRS. J.. ia Mitchell, Thursday, .Nok.
10. Those erescnt were: Mcsdam(k
y. u. hssves, w. ". Alkirc, J. n.
Mitchell, c. y France. II. II. Shelf
field, Ralph Meyer. {. l.. Richardson,
A. J. Gotten and J. Lyons.
| Quite u number from here we've
~ st. Joseph, last week.. attending
the trial Of Mrs. Ella May against
the Burlington railroad. Mrs. May
was injured a year ago last June,
when she went TO get on the Villsca
ira IN here, and n Is alleged that the
train started while she was getting
on, and II caused her to fall between
the two steps Of the cars. We under
stand that Mrs. May was awarded
$4,000 damages n the trial.
In honor Of the Forest City
Senior class, Miss Gladys Landcrs
gave a Halloween party, last We'd
ncsdny night. Stories by the wits
we're told; fortune telling and other
various contests were given to en-
tcrtain. After this, dainty refresh.
ments were served. Those present
were: Misses Irene Cook, Ethel Cass,
Mary Alkirc, Cora Acton, Bertha Wat:
son, Mary f'runtmeyer and Gladys
l.anders; Mcssrs. Galcn Mills, Roy
Noland, Austin Acton. Robert Ammo,
Harold Waggoner, Eldon Foley, Fran
els Dawson.
The Forest City high school has
kct ball team "rambled" across the
country to Fillmore, last Friday after
noon in the Il. W. Fawks and J. NJ.
Shumatc cars, and played the school
team of that place. The Forest City
boys ran up AN enormous score of ~
to 3 in the first half In the last hall
the Fillmore boys put up "a better
game. and Forest City only made 90
points, and Fillmore 3, making a fina
score of 65 to 10 In favor Of Fores,
City. Bullock, the left forward, made
In field goals. and Kirkland made ten
We wish to thank Mr.. Fawks and Mr.
Shumate for kindly taking US to Fill,
more. We also appreciate their in
terest and encouragement to the team
i The boys Of the b. Y. p. u, ol
the Baptist churchh, gave a spool
party last Tuesday evening at the A
j. Lyons home. Refreshments wer,
served and all reported good time
Those present We're: Misses Wilmi
Walker, Marguerite Kirk, Rena Dunn
Fannie Mills, Cecil Herman, Haze
Ford, June Dobbins, Edna Alkirc
Maggie Cliff, Bertha Watson, Agne
Baker, Eva Dugger, Zelma Pender
Gladys Landers, Carrie Limp, lren,
Cook, Mabel Mcclure, Violet Brock
} Hazel Lyons, Gertrude Lyons, Ethe
, Cass. The boys were: David Burnett