The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-15
Richyille.

Mr.. LEM, Monday.
Preaching at Richvile, Sunday
night. Everybody come.
james r. Taylor called on James
hdings, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mildred Weaver visited Mrs.
Pearl Feaster, Sunday evening.
-Chas. Stalder was plastering In
Fillmore, a few days. last week.
y. II. Lark and family were visit
ing Lin Carroll and wife, Sunday.
Harvey Profit, ST., and family
were shopping in Sc. Joseph, Monday.
Herman Sommer and wife visited
James lddings and wife. Sunday after
noon.
John Stafford and family visited
Will Harris and family, Sunday after
noon.
Morris Ramsey and wife were
shopping in st. Joseph. one day, last
week.
Lin Derr's new commodious
dwelling will soon be ready for &C.
cupancy.
Give us better telephone service,
please. We have long been in need Of
better srvice.
Joe LEM and mother and Miss Ina
Mahon were passengers TO st. Joseph,
Saturday, via auto route.
Pete Fryman and family were the
guests Of James Eddy and family, nj
the "7-hillcd city," Sunday.
Will Meade and wife, from near
Graham, visited his parents, Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meade.
Mrs. J. II. Mcintyre was the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. John Simmons, in
the "7-hilled city," Sunday.
!. The w. O. W. held their regular
meeting at their hall, on Richville
Peak, Thursday Of last week.
VIM. Mahon, Of Maynowcr fame,
attended the hog sale Of Grinith Bros,
in Mound City, last Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Wesley Cole and
little son. Donald. from Fillmore. viz
tied Mrs. T.. q. Crop. Sunday.
Emerson Hughes gave party for
some Of the young people IN the lower
.Segions OF the county, Saturday night.
Mrs. Lucy Ramsey went to Port
Arthur, Texas. Tuesday, for an extent
cd visit with her daughter, Mrs. John
Young.
Frank Foster. that prince Of good
fellows from the "7.hilled city," was
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. Bahler,
Sunday.
Mrs. Claude Williams, from Mound
CITY, was guest OF her parents,
,-er. ana Mrs. I. LEM, Saturday and
Sunday:
-.Nola nadgctt, from somewhere
IN Kansas" moved 10 the farm yacat-
ed by Mr.. lIulsc, who has moved 10
his farm near Fillmore.
--Iicrnark Weaver LETT last Wcdncs-
day for Colorado. where he will as
sumo the duties OF forcman over a
large fanch IN that country.
-. l.. Weaver was a passenger TO
st. Joseph, last Wednesday. While
There he purchnscd n piano for his
daughter. MISS Mildred. The instru-
ment arrived Monday evening.
The large hog shed OF James T..
Taylor h completed. In the near fu-
ture Mr.. Taylor VIII erect n large
barn just north of-thc old one.
Mrs. Adolph Summers and chill
drcn and Mira. J. u. Taylor and daugb.
trs, Mary and Lura. were the guests
OF Henry Nogel and family, Sunday
evening.
,Sunday school aat Richvillc was
wen attended Sunday. Hereafter Sun
day school Is supposed to begin ut IN
a. M, promptly. Let Us dismiss
promptly. too.
Fred Eggcr returned from Colum-
Rin, Mo-, week ago Saturday, where
nc has been attending the snort course
IN agriculture, which is'oircrcd TO the
farmers sons.
Herman Shanks hauled load Of
telephone poles from Fillmore. last
thursday. They VIII he used for re-
par work on the line from Mr.. Stad-
Ier's house to the main line, which
passes the Mnyilower school house.
Misses Ellie kncalc and Myrtle
reuerbacher went to st; Joseph, Mon
day, 10 enter dressmaking school, OF
perhaps a school OF sewing. We are
not versed In needle work. However
we presume we applied the proper
naume to the school.
Geo: Stephenson, food admins
% nj MIL 80 Ia.