The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-29

A. ". I. served lunch at the W M.
Merwin sale, which was held TUESDAY,
and cleared s60.5i. The ladies wish to
thank those donating for the lunch.
join France. Jr.. and Chas.
France were tranacting business in st.
Joseph. Tuesday. They made the trip
in the John France. car.
MIR. ana Mrs. Henry Isaaeson re.
turned 10 their home at Salina, Nan.
sas, sunday morning, after spending
a fcN days with relatives here.
w. +. Davis was taken to his
home in st. Joseph. from the hospital.
and j. reported not 80 well at this
writing.
Roy Thornton and family. who
had been visiting relatives and friends
here. left for their home. last Tucsda;.
at Troy, Kansas.
Pred Dayi, and wife OF New
Point. spent the day. sunday. with
her mother, Mr.. lura Terry. at tie
4. f.. Taylor home.
Fired Burrior and family who
hay" been here ab'ut month, Wis =
irg with relatives ald ffiends, LETT
for their home al HOlyoko. Colo.
Come again. Fritz. and stay longer"
Henry Sprcckc'meyer. II Napier.
came down Sunday morning and
spent the day with f'f mother. Mis-.
Geo. Harmon and family. "a
Mrs. II. g.. Carson and children.
Of Napier. came down Friday evening.
and made a short visit with her par.
cnt,. Mr. AMI Mrs. l.. J. Scott.
Harry Webster returned TO his
work. Sunday morning. at Fairfav.
No. where he l. working, and Mis-
Katie Corn returned 90 her home at
Ni.hnabotna. Mo. after few days
\ 1t here. at the n. Webster home.
-. V. Tcare returned Sunday
morning from Norton. Kansas. whore
hc bs. been with HE folks who live
there. but Thomas Vine says that he
couldn't stand the "prcssurc" to stay
from his old home town. Forest CITY,
any longer. lie reported that his
folks. i. T.. Tcare and family will re-.
turn 90 our city in a fcW weeks. We
welcome them back 60 our city again.
Miss Kate Brodbcck. who l. teacr
ing the Rising sun school. near Matt.
and. spent Saturday and Sunday with
her home folks. T.. l.. Brodbcck and
family.
Harrison Guyor came in Satur.
day night. on -four days' furlougn.
visiting with his relatives and friends
here.
Lloyd Williams came in from
Great Lakes. H.. Saturday, and Is
making "a visit with his folks, George
" illiaus and family here. lie is ON
a ten days furlough.
Wilbur llaincs and children left
Nonday morning. for Carroll. Ncbr.
k.sl.t, In md IA. .lill,., .,ttl ,,,ut.
their future home.
Ellis Murray. OF For, Riley. came
Gp Sunday morning. and spent the
lay. Sunday, with his wife. Mr.. Ellis
Murray. and cEas. Finn and wife.
--CoFbin Clifi and family, OF this
place, and Worth Ammo and wife. of
Bur OAK district, went 20 Fillmore.
aud spent the day. SUNDAY. with Mr..
CUTS brother, II. II, Chandler and
w,t", and her uncle and aunt, joe H.
'..on and wife.
The CIass No. q of the Method {
sunday School met last ThIrsday ,y''
unV ~ their teachers home. Ms.
Ralph Meyer \ delightful evening
va spent IN music and games. Ofil.I
ror- were elected for ~, coming YEAR,
for the class, Thos" who were elected
we're Mis Grace Efnorprcsidcn,; Mics
,icruicu bullock, vice president: OUtoI
$ia'lard. secretary, and Wilbur Dunn,
treasurer. They also wrote letters 10
the boys who were formerly in their
sunday School class, bvt are nos
over there" and in "camp with Tn.
'lr sam, here"
II. Wilson, who lives on the ". J.
',,ass farm, northeast of here. and
". j. Gas, shipped car of hogs %
the -. Joseph market, Monday.
Mrs. Ida Savcry Of -. Joseph,
came up Monday, and Is spending a
fcw days with Major Clark's family,
caring for hi, sick wife and daughter,
Alice, who are sick with the inllu-
cnza.
Avis and Catherine Gacmlich, Of
Kansas City, came up the latter part
Of last week, and Is making visit
with their father. John Gacmlich, and
other relatives and friends.
w. \. Brock returned to his home.
Monday, at Sedalia, Mo-, after a
weeks visit here with his folks, T..
Brock and family.
Mrs. l., 4. Landors spent several
days of last week with her daughter,
Oscar lsaacson and family, and re-
h''''' n'ti's
Did you see the government air
plane 90 over, Saturday noon? II
was sailing from Omaha, Ncb., 10
kansas City, where they attended a
ball game at Kansas City. The two
men in the airplanc were Lieut., c. l..
Gidewell, who was the pilot. and
Lieut.. Joe Lamberick, who was the
mechanic. The engine got out of or
der and they made q landing in the
W. +. Davis wheat field, about l:i0
p. m. The pilot, Lieut., G. l.. Gidewoll,
came up to our town and bought fif-
teen gallons of gasoline. They had
started from Omaha at ll;45 a. M.
and left the Davis farm about $3.50
p, M, going on their way to Kansas
City. Quite bunch from here went
TO the Davis farm to see the plane,
and they said ii was well worth the
trip. We also saw another one going
north at IL 80 a. M, Monday. II was
following the Missouri river bottom
and landed at Craig, for dinner.
"A family reunion of the Brock
1 family Was held nj the hopna Of Mr.