The Holt County sentinel., 1917-12-07
Riehvllle.

| -Ppof. Allen u. STANLEY MADE Ms
usual trip north, Saturday.
--Richville Sunday school donated
$50 towAri the Red Triangle fund.
M. NJ. Mcintyre was transactine
business in St. Joseph, Wednesday.
David Cropp and wife, from Pine
Hill farm, visited relatives at the
Peak, Sunday.
Pete Fryman and family we're the
guests Of James Gibson and family, at
Mound City, Sunday.
Jim Ramsey and family visited
Jim Taylor and family, south and east
Of Richville peak, Sunday.
Mute Planaly and wife, from Up
per Nodaway, visited Mr.. and Mrs. T..
q. Bahler, at Elm Ridge, Sunday.
Esquire Mcintyre and wife. Miss
Ina and Lcona, were the guests OF
friends in st. Joseph, Thanksgiving.
Preaching at Richyille, Sunday
night; everybody invited-and remem-
ber prayer meeting. every Thursday
night.
MIR. Robert Huniziger and fam
| ily, from near Forbes, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Egger, at Anchor View,
Sunday.
--Robt. Knealc. who was reported
sick last week, was taken TO the Tenn
pie Of Health at Kansas City, last
Thursday, for treatment.
Jessie Cor,lery, from the Crack
er's Neck country, was sightseeing
anu visiting friends in and around
Richville. Sunday. Come again, please.
-Richville Sunday school was well
attended Sunday. Mr.. Matthew Feas-
ter, superintendent, is laboring earn
estly for the welfare Of the Sunday
school.
Mr.. Albert Egger has sufficiently
recovered from the typhoid fever 70
that he can walk around out Of doors
a little.
We are informed that Nickell's
Grove Temple Of knowledge Is pro-
grcssing splendidly under the direc-
tion of Miss Mabel Smith. Congrat-
ulations, Sister Smith.
I'd Hornccker and wife. Of the
Marion district, and Louis Opel. OF
High River, Canada, visited with Jno.
e. Planalp, of near Fillmore. and say
they Just had a splendid time.
"A number OF the farmers In this
locality are getting their corn out In
first class shape. We hear some COM
plaints about the corn being some
what soft. and apparently immatured.
Mrs. John Stafford and daughter.
Aiiss Maudc, Mrs. Elmer Jewell, Mrs.
lew Bcmbcrgcr, were the guests OF
Mrs. Matthew fcastcr, Sunday even
ing. Sister Fcastcr, we want our stick
OF candy.
Woods and Marion school gave q
joint agricultural program. last We'd
nesday night; six schools OF the coun-
~ are doing vitualizcd agriculture
work. These were selected by the
county superintendent.
Mrs. Myrtle Stuthard, from For
cat City, was week end visitor with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.. Weav-
er, at Lookout View. Her sister, Miss
Mildred, accompanied her home for q
three or four days visit.
Sister Smith. Of the Y. u. churcn,
preached at the Nodaway church, Sun
DAY night. bro. and Sister Smith nrc
ontcniplating a visit To New Orlc S.s.
We don't know whether their plans
will materializc or not.
j. G. Lenz took his sister, Mrs.
Claude Williams. Of Mound City. to
81. Joseph. Friday, where she under
went nm operation ut the Sisters Hos
,,r. ", ,hn ,she doinv nicely
"'' i,% pi.hri,i, To"nic Of Knowledyc
received n new globe and "A number or
r,,ns c,c,s"J Wc have long needed
.bcre With these eouipments and the
Heights Of Inc ijndiseoyocd, md the
r,a,crn Noinwnv plateau. and the
various ridges. hollows and views and
s,rcamle,s. watch us move forward in
Gcogrnpby.
"a certain gentleman in the South
.rn H,misnhrrc of Nodaway township
,hn, purchased n new Ford. hasn't
ioa,,cd @ ~ ,rn /, himself His feet
nrc too big; he touches the clutch and
the reverse Mi nj the same time, Bet-
ter watch out OF you'll move straight
an.
Frank Pctrcc delivered an inter
esting address ut the kimsey school
Wn, Ho.s, au.s, % Srd "'s ss"eral have told M.
, Ho,en'ou' i, . 81, n m oc No ha"t aver 40.
ulut " was VHc VI 'c o'ss wv ".