The Holt County sentinel., 1918-12-27

at Amazonia, saturday, and at Wat
son, Sunday.
Mrs. T.. l.. Brodbeck spent sew
cral days the latter part Of last week
with her sisterin-law, Mrs. Jonas
Watson. who had a stroke Of paralysis
last week, and who passed away at
her home In Oregon, Saturday after
noon.
The Ed Fitzmauricc family. who
live north Of our city. are on our sick
list with the influenza, and one child,
Bernard, has a bad case Of diphthcria.
We hope they will oil recover In a
short time.
Ray Conner received his pair Of
Kentucky hou-ds, Saturday, which
he had purchased, to run the foxes in
that locality. Ray says they are
plentiful around there.
Mrs. Emil Weber, Boc Mitchell,
Mrs. Ed Evans and son Fred, Lee
Cotton, Tom Pilkington and Russell
Gotten were Christmas shopping, in
st. Joseph, Saturday.
Miss Margcry Fitzmauric, Of the
Northwest University ut Evanston,
ILL.,, came in Wednesday Of last week.
and will spend her Christmas vaca-
tion with her folks, r. +. Fitzmauricc
and family.
Mr.. Virgil Golden came in We'd
ncsday of last week. from Columbia,
on an honorable discharge, and was
visiting with his brother, Frank Coli
en- and family, In Chambers district.
Fred Bruntmcycr made a busi.
ness trip to st. Joseph, Saturday.
Miss Bette Beclcr. Margcry
FitZmauricc and Bcclcr Fitzmauricc
went TO 81. Joseph, Saturday, and
spent few days In their home there.
We were sorry to learn. Friday,
Dee. 10th, Of the death OF William
Webster, who lived west of our city.
Tie was 20 years and months of age
at his death. William died with the
tonsilitis. lie was the son of II. Web.
stcr and wife. His funeral was
preached Saturday, ut the Webster
home, by Rev. Albert Martin, and tie
body was laid to rest In the Maple
Grove cemetery, at Oregon.
Mrs. Martha Ellis went TO BIG.
low, Sunday, where she was visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Mary HUI.
Sam Waddlo and family, Of Nod.
away, came up Sunday morning and
are spending a few days with hi,
mother, Mrs. G.. VI. Waddc.
We understand that Lloyd Hon.
per Is very low with pneumonia. and
at this writing Is not any better. We
hope for his recovery.
| We are sorry to hear that Mrs.
John Lacy. who lives northeast Of
Oregon. and who has relatives and
friends here, Of her illness, having had
nervous breakdown. We hope she
! RECEIVERS soon.
--"Uuclc" Thomas Miller was on
our sick list the past week, but is bet.
ter at this writing, we are glad to
hear.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Plummcr,
OF kimscy district, spent the day,
Sunday, at the s. a. Coffman home.
Miss Fern Louden, of FairfaS,
Is here, making Christmas visit with
her grand partents, T.. Brock and fam
lily.
Rev. +. +. Cooley, was business
visitor In st. Joseph, Monday.
John Anderson and family spent
the day, Sunday, at the Mrs. Anna
Elmer home.
-Herschel Baker left Friday, for
Perham, Miin., where he win make
a visit with his sister, Mrs. Wyiie
kieffer and family.
Earnest Conner and wife, of near
Mound City, came down Wednesday,
and spent the day with her mother,
Mrs. Kate Greiner.
MIR. Long and son, Russell, of
up last week and spent few days
Christmas with his daughter, Miss
Grace Long and Georgia Brown.
Barney holland and family came
up last week an dspent few days
with his folks, Chas Noland and fam
lily.
Mrs. Anna Elmer and Miss Grace
were visiting, Christmas, with Mrs
W. o. Briggs, at Troy, Kansas. They
will also visit at the John d. Reeves
home, at Muscotah, Kansas, befole
returning home.
Mrs. +. Brock and daughter. Mis-
Violet, were Christmas shoppers IN
st. Joseph, Wednesday of last week
The J. +. Hartnett family in tho
Brush College district, are having {
time with the Flu, but we hope fol
their recovery soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Swope spent
several days the latter part of last
week, with their daughter, C. L. Rich
ardson and family.
We are sorry TO hear that Mrs
Clate Schaeffer, is having sink
Ing spells, after q hard spell Of sick
.. ness Of influenxa and pneumonia. w,
hope for her recovery.