The Holt County sentinel., 1918-12-20

ing business in st. Joseph, Monday.
Fred l.anders and family spent
the day. Sunday, with Glenn Wilkes
and wife.
--Wanted-to buy farm Of 30
acres or more. Address W. II. Van.
dccver. Forest City, Mo.
John Anderson and family, Ralph
Meyer and wife, spent the day, Sun
day, at the Albert kollmer home.
Mrs. Kate Greiner and son, Har-
land. finished building their new gar
age, last week.
Jack Baker and family, Of near
Oregon, spent the day, Sunday, with
his father. VIM. Baker, Sr.
Nate Mcclure and wife are the
proud parents Of little girl, which
WAS born Friday, Dec. i3.
Lawrence Chambers. who has
been on our sick list with stomach
trouble, Is recovering now, We are
glad 20 hear.
We we're sorry TO hear. Saturday.
Of Mrs. Kate Tochtcman, Of Culp
district. being very low. after having
"A stroke Of paralysis, Thursday. We
hope for her improvement In health
soon.
We were all glad to see our Old
friend, Clarence Bradley, who came In
Saturday evening, from Great Lakes,
where Clarence Is n member OF the
navy. Clarence came in TO attend
the funeral Of his step-father, Mr..
John Meek, who had died, and was
buried Saturday afternoon.
| Don jackson was "a business visit.
or in st. Joseph. Saturday.
| Mrs. Emil Weber was a 81. 10.
scph visitor. Saturday.
-Galcn Mills. Of ST. Joseph, came
in Saturday evening and spent Sun
day with home folks, Chas. Mills and
family.
W. H. Mcrwin and family and
Mayme Galbrath and daughter.
Frances, left here Sunday. Dec. :, for
Kansas City, whore they will MAKE
their home.
! Miss Irene Cook, who has been
having the influenza, Is improving in
health at this writing.
WIN. Galbraith and wife cn',g.
tanned at dinner on Thanksgiving "vc-
ming, Mrs. Galbraiths sister and huB.
band, from st. Joseph, Mr.. and Mr..
Applegate: Mrs. Galbraith, Mrs.
Maymc Galbraith, W. II. Mcrwin and
wife.
j. 7. Birmingham was 81. Jo-
scph visitor, SUNDAY.
Mrs. Mary Haley, who has been
on our sick list with tho aguo, LETT
Monday morning for Palmyra, S.h,
where she will make a months vi [
with her son, Roy. then she will go 10
Chicago, where she viii make n visit
with her son, Elmer Haley and wife.
Mrs. James McClanahan and
baby, Cleo, spent few days last
week, with her folks, Web Kelley aud
wife.
Mrs. John Gould left Sundry
night for Lincoln, Ncb., where she win
make a visit with her sister, Mrs.
May McCaw.
Herbert Richardson came in Suu-
day morning from Liberty, where no
is attending school, and will spend
Christmas with his folks here, ". r..
Richardson and wife,
Mrs, S. NJ. Coffman. daughter,
Miss Alta, and Miss Charlotte Bond,
spent Sunday afternoon at the " ID
Kelley home.
James McClanahan and family,
Of this city, and VIM. Kelley, of Ore.
gon. spent the day, Saturday, at the
Web Kelley home.
Albert Martin and family, Mss
/ Nora and Willis Baker, spent Sun
day AFTERNOON at the James Wills
home.
We are glad 10 hear OF Mrs. Roy
Anderson being able TO be out again,
after being severely burned by a gas
oline stove exploding, last fall. Mrs.
Anderson and little daughter, Aileen,
are with her folks, John Waggoncr
and family. where they will spend
/ Christmas.
We are sorry to hear of Claude
Ammo, Of Burr Oak district, being
very low with cancer Of the brain.
Miss Ida Gelvin, who has been
very low with double pneumonia, att
er having had the influenza, Is, we
are glad to state, improving, and is
now thought to be out of danger.
Mrs. Ellen I.anders and grand
daughter, Bessie Landers, left Satur-
day for Kansas, City, where they will
spend the Christmas vacation with her
sons, Clarence and Melvin Landers
and families.
Mrs. J. +. Alkire was on our sick
list, several days Of this week, with
heart trouble. We hope for her re.
c0very soon.
Myrtle, the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Fitxmaurice, who has been
very low with pneumonia, Is getting
better at this writing, we are glad to
hear.