The Holt County sentinel., 1918-09-27
Henry Hazard and wife we've in

St. Joseph, SatuTuHy.
Riley Turney returned home Sat.
urday evening from Troy, Kansas, ACC
spent Sunday with his family here
Mrs. Rena Peterson, Of st. JOS
eph, came up Saturday and spent q
few days With her uncle, Ernest Luns-
ford and family.
VIM. Crawford went to Sioux
City, Iowa, Wednesday Of last weel.
where he visited relatives and took
in the Sioux City fair.
Miss Genevieve birmingham was
visiting several days Of last week with
her grandmother, Mrs. NJ. Birmipg-
ham and family, at Napier.
| Mrs. John Carlton, Of Craig, re
turned home with her daughter, Mrs.
Teny Ross, and visited a few days the
first Of last week with them.
A. A. Jeffrey and family drove to
Easton, Mo-, in their car last Thurs
day, where A. A. was transacting
business for the Missouri Ruralist.
f. NJ. st. Clair, of st. Joseph,
came up Saturday evening and spent
few days with his father. Phillip
st. Clair. and other relatives here.
Miss Charlotte Bond, teacher OF
the Oakland school, and Miss Alta
Coirman, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Bonds folks in Mound City.
--Scelcy Reeves and wife returned
home Wednesday of last week, from
81. Joseph. where they had been max
ing a visit with their son, Robert
iRecvcs and family.
Frank Castccl and wife have
moved in the property near the For
est City Garage. Mrs. L. a. Landcrs
will move TO her property, which the
Casteel's have vacated.
A letter was received last week
from Fay Watson, who is at Camp
Dodge, Iowa, saying that he was out
Of dctcn,iOn-had his now suit and
was enjoying camp life.
About 30 from hc.c went out in
cars to the Florence Fitzmauricc
home. Friday evening. Marshmallows
and sandwiches were served and de-
lightful time was reported by all.
The quarterly quote Of the For
est City Branch Of the Red Cross
was completed and shipped from here
~ Maitland last week. There will be
no more meetings until further notice.
Tile Chcsiry. John Ford, Clate
and Sam Schacirer, all went TO Camp
l'n.sion. SATURDAY., VIII re- ihcv visited
few days with Bryan Schaifrcr. Bcr-
lin Ford aud other. Forest City boys
who are in the army there. =
Mrs. Midway Hoover and daugh-
ter. Gladys, went to Craig, Saturday
evening. They were joined by Mrs.
Wilbur Buntz, at Bigclow, and they
spent Saturday. night and Sunday Mt
Craig, returning home Sunday even
ing.
Midway Hoover and wife. Mrs.
V. II. Block. Bradic Sipcs and wife
Virgil Sipcs and wife, j. I. Scotland
wife, John SpccT and wife, Gopher
l,lachlcy and wife, attended the Ore
gon Rcbckah lodge anniversary, Fri
"" Eco ri clin and family spen,
Sunday at the Ed Cotton home, near
Forbes. They returned by way Of the
Harry Baker home, where they Wis
itcd with his sick mother, Mrs. Mary
Gift, who Is In very poor health. We
hope she will recover In a short time.
Last Thursday. Frank Gentry on
Route 4. ran a nail into his foot, \
doctor from Mound City was called
and operated on his foot, removing a
piece of leather from the sole Of his
shoe, which had entered the foot. He
Is getting along nicely now, VIC are
glad 10 hear.
Mrs. Leonard Schaeircr received
u telegram from her husband, In Cal
ifornia, Saturday morning, saying he
was going from California to Wash
ington, ID. c., and for Mrs. Schaef-
fer TO meet him at Omaha. Wilbur
Dunn. Mrs. Ed Castecl and Mrs.
Schacifcr made the trip in car to
Omaha, Saturday. D..
The Sunday school class. No. 2,
Of the Methodist church, met Friday
evening at the Mrs. Chris Jamison
home. They have adopted French
orphan by the name OF Jeanne Bigot,
4 years old. The time WIS passed IN
social and musical entertainment.
There were something like thirty
two in the. class, and all reported a
fine time.
There were 80 who took dinner at
church, Sunday, In honor Of his son,
Marion, who Is 10 leave for the army
ent were: John McGoon and family,
oryille Norris and family, Howard
WIZ, "atNiu sNutTis anu WIG. lncy
report an enjoyable time.
The l.. l.. &. G. met with Mrs. A.
j. Lyons, Mrs. A. J. Gotten, leader. A
short program was enjoyed, after
which the club took up the study Of
the lesson. Those present were: Mrs.
Ralph Meyer, Mrs. A. J. Gotten, Mrs.
]. NJ. Shumatc. Mrs. C. C. France,
Mrs. J. 7. Mitchell, Mrs. A. ]. Lyons,
and Mrs. r. &. Hutchison rs guests Of
the afternoon. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. A. ]. Gotten.
The farmers Elevator Co. had
their annual meeting at the Home
Bank Thursday afternoon and elected
the following officers: Phillip
Schlautzhauer, president; Henry
Schaeffer, vice-pres.; Albert Kollmer,
secretary and treasurer. George Wat
son, Jacob Raiser, Chas. Evans, Chas.
Bruntmeyer, Phillip Schlautzhauer
and Henry Combs, constitute the
board Of managers. Omer Williams
has sold his interest to Louie Fields,
at Fortescue.
DELPHEUs.