The Holt County sentinel., 1917-12-14
Forest City and Vicinity.
Sanners and ]. II, Wilso

I NeIe OItkOUs uOuuuys
j. NJ. Shumate was on the sick
list the first Of the week.
| Mrs. George Burrier was q st
Joseph visitor, last Thursday.
| j. W. Glass was transacting bust.
meas in st. Joseph, last Tuesday.
Dan Jamison was transacting
business in st. Joseph, Saturday.
"A. n. Cass and son, Nelson, were
St. Joseph visitors, last Saturday.
&C. L. Richardson was transacting
business in 81. Joseph, Friday Of last
week.
Mrs. Luther Hamilton and son
have been on the sick list for the last
few days.
Mrs. Emil Weber visited with her
mother, Mrs. Sol Lchmcr, in Oregon,
| Wednesday.
The Peabody play, Friday night,
rcttcd SIS 10. which was given for the
II. VI. C. A.
Charley Miller and family enter
aimed a few Of their friends, Mon
day evening.
Mrs. George Lehmer, Of Oregon,
last Thnraday evening. for Hutchinson,
Mrs. Emil Weber.
james Scanlon, Of st. Joseph, Wis
tied Sunday here with his mother,
Mrs. c. 4. Scanlon.
Mrs. V. II. Brock and daughter.
Miss Doris and Miss Violet, were 81.
Joseph visitors. Wednesday.
Arthur Cook and wife, Of Napier,
visited last Thursday with his father,
Nelson II. Cook, and family.
jeff kief'cr. wife and Richard
Hoover and family were st. Joseph
visitors. Tuesday Of last week.
A baby girl was born to Sam
Schaeirer and wife, Tuesday morning.
DR.. Bert W. Babcock was in attend
ance.
Mrs. I'd Mcfarland u. 4 Tues
day afternoon, ut their h, 10, IN KIM
sey district. Further details n"x'
week.
Mrs. II. q. Harris. ui S,ewa' =.
vile, Mo-, spent several .ays of ,as.
week with her mother, siis. a. u.
Weber.
MIR. and Mrs. Emil Weber left.
last Thursday cvning, for Hutchinson,
Kansas, where they will spend the
winter.
Rev. W. c. Francisco. Of rancll.
Mo-. visited several days the latter
par, Of last week with his brother, j.
II. Francisco.
Mrs. W. S. Clifford, Of st. Joseph,
spent several days with her son Chris
Clifford, aud family, who now live in
the Cup district.
Mrs. T.. Caskcy and son, Robert.
Of Shubsrt. Nebr.. spent from Friday
until Sunday Of last week with her
parents, T.. Brock and family.
Mrs. 4. V. Scott returned home
Tuesday Of last week. from Kansas
City. where she spent Thanksgiving
with her sister. Mrs. Clyde Markham.
Ernest Smith went to 81. Joseph.
Saturday, to see his sister, Mrs. Clyde
Smith. Of Hiawatha, Kans., who was
taken to the hospital there two weeks
ago.
VIM. Sprcklcmcycr, Of Corning,
md Henry Sprccklemcyycr, Of Forbes,
| spent Sunday and Monday with their
mother. Mrs. George Harmon, Of this
Frank Mills, who has been clerk.
ling In the John France, Jr.. drug
store, resigned and left the first NJ
last week for Chillicothc, Mo-, where
he will attend business college.
The high school examiner Wis
tied our school last week. lie was
well pleased with the work and stated
that he would recommend that II would
be placed on the second class list.
4 Mary l.atrancc and daughter
Miss. Ethel. Of near Forbes, Miss Su,
Belfry. of Kansas City, and Mrs. Kate
I Bagby, Of Mound City, all spent
Thanksgiving at the Mage CLARK
home.
4 Mrs. W. a. Taylor and daughter
Miss Jane. Of Craig, and Mrs. Taylo'
I.0uden. Of Fairfax, came down. Sat
lurday evening and visited with thcii
parents, y. Brock and family.s They
returned home Sunday evening.
The state superintendent Of pub
lie instruction. ucl W. Lamkin, OF JEFF
fcrson City, Mo-, will deliver lee
turc at the city hall, Thursday, Dec
20, for the school. His subject will
likely he "Thc Duties of the School
Tomorrow"
The l.. l.. c. Club met with Mrs,
Ralph Meyer last Thursday. Only q
few were present on account oi eoio
danes c. l.. Richardson, u. II. Shelf
field, A. J. Lyons and the hostess. Az
/ four o'clock refreshments were served.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed by
those who were there.
Mrs. II. l.. Everson entertained
the Thursday Afternoon club Wednes.
day afternoon, in honor Of Mrs. Emil
Weber, who left for Hutchinson, Kan,
TO spend the winter. All the members
were present except Mrs. Il. W..
Fawks and Mrs. b. W. Babcock. Mrs.
Nettie Hayden and Mrs. VIM. Fitz.
maurice were guests and were asked
b become members Of the club.
= The. ladies Of the Red Cross have
received an assignment Of hospital
garments, consisting Of "a pajama
suits, and "a hospital bed shirts, and
more yarn. a meeting was held at
the city hall, Saturday afternoon, but
on account Of bad weather only a few
were present. The ladies elected Mrs.
Nettie Hayden as the new chairman,
TO take the place Of Mrs. A. M Kirk
land, who has removed from here. The