The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-15
Forest City and Vicinity.

seph visitor. last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. l.. Richards on
visited home folks, Sunday.
Paul Noland was on the sick-list
several days. the past week.
John France, ST., was transacting
hus ness in st. Joseph, Tuesday.
Chris Jamison shipped q car load
OF stock to St. Joseph, Tuesday.
Bert Fairbanks was transacting
business in st. Joseph, Friday.
Sam Schaefrer was a business Wis.
itor 10 st. Joseph, last Wednesday.
---Chas. Mills is starting on the
Henry Combs new house this week
Howard Teare and wife, Of ore.
gOn. spent Sunday with relatives here
John NaggOner and wife spen,
Sunday with Ralph Meyer and wife
-Chas. Conner has bought the Frank
castcol i0.acre farm. north Of town
Rev. A. Martin was transacting
bus mess in Savannah, Tuesday Of last
week.
--Chas. holland shipped two cars
Of hogs to the ST. Joseph market la 4,
week.
Mrs. Guy Plummer and baby Wis.
tied in St. Joseph, Wednesday OF las,
week.
Mrs. VI. l.. Evcrson and Mrs. Jo,
Mitchell were st. Joseph visitors, Sat.
urday.
Mrs. Chas. Hunt visited a. III,
VIM. kollmer home, in 81. Joseph. lag,
Friday.
The NJ. T.. Guild will nee. mex,
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. T.
Alkirc.
"A. B. Cass was business visitor
in Washington, Kansas, Saturday and
Sunday.
The Red Cross headquarters here
Il displaying n nice service flag with
~ siafs.
A. VI. Tibbels and wife, Of Mound
City. spent Sunday with Il. ". Fawks
and wife.
Judge g. ". Gotten. Of Forbo.
spent ihursday night at the A. j. Cot.
ton home.
dwight Meyer and family spcn,
sunday at the Fred philbrick honi,
IN Oregon.
Mrs. George Watson and daugh.
ter' Miss bertha, were 81. Joseph Wis.
itors. Friday.
Rev. J. J. Cafcrky held services
IN Watson, Mo-, Saturday. and in Tar.
kio Sunday.
Mis-, Grace Quick, Of Benton dis.
trict, visited Wednesday aat the A. J.
Gotten home.
Miss Myrtle Dugger. Of st. Jo.
seph, visited Sunday at the n. D.
Connell home.
Miss Irene Minton. Of near Ma.
pier. spent Thursday at the J. 7. Biz.
mingham home.
- Medway Hoover and family visited
sunday at the James Meyer home
north Of Oregon.
j. l.. Lowry, Of 81. Joseph. Wis.
tied sevral days, this week, at III,
Joe Lowry home.
Mrs. Wcs Stroud and Mrs. Esco,
Sta'cup were ST. Joseph visitors Tues
day, Of last week.
Thomas Vine Tcarc was on ,h.
'ick-list, several days, the past week
with the measles.
Lewis Baker was on tho sick lis,
several days last week, but is improy
ing at this writing.
--l'uinn Quick has purchas ed IN,
Frank jackson farm, north of town
and will move there.
--Wilhcr Haincs ~ on the sick li,t
with bad case of pneumonia. ",
hope Tor his recovery.
Mrs. W. r.. Richardson and son
Herbert, aud Basil Bennett we're 1t
Joseph visitors. Tuesday.
--thris Clifford and family are yis,
ting with his parents, ". s. GiiTort
and family, in 81. Joseph.
Fred holland and wife are moy
ing TO one Of the Galbraith farms
aouth Of Oregon, this week.
Mrs. T, X, Elton. of Tarkio,. spent
Tuesday, of last week, with her pat
rnts, Neil kunkcl and wife.
Pat S'cgmaicr and family, of ~
Joseph, visited several days. las, week
at the 4. J. fottingrr home.
Mrs, II, q. Carson and children
OF Napier, spent Monday with hcl
parents, l., J, Scott and wife.
Mrs. W. II. Alkirc, of Oregon
and Mrs, II, l.. Evcrson spent Tues
day at the Joe Mitchell home.
Mrs. John Baker and baby visite,
several days, this week, with her par
cnts, Henry Hood and family.
| -'hlSS Anna bonctn mas fctufnt'
home from visit with her brothc.
l.. hohecn, at Jacksonville, III.
C. \, Lislc, of Clarmda, Iowa
visited Mdnday with his daughter
Mrs. A. a, jeffrey and family.
M. NJ. Snapp, of ST. Joseph, wa
the guest of his son, John, near Cur
zon, several days the past week.
Mrs. Mary Cookscy, of Noun
City, spent several days last week wit
her daughter, Mrs. Bessie Combs.
Mrs. I. i, Fitzmaurice and chill
dren. Of ST, Joseph, spent Saturda
and Sunday on the farm near here.
Mrs. Ida st. Clair spent severa
days with her daughter, Mr.. and Mr.,
Hubert Thayer, in st. Joseph, las
week.
-R. w. Fawks and family and Re,
T. NJ. Taylor and Ed Evans and wifi
spent Sunday at the John Anderso
home.
| james Lease, of this city, an
George Lease and son, Floyd, of Idle
wilde district, were st. Joseph visitor,
Friday.
Mre TT Nv;l.ou ..l loul.,