The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-02-22

in 81. Joseph. Thursday. Mrs. Chess
ter iiitl. Of or,cEcuc. returned home
with Mrs. Babcock and spent Friday
with her.
John u. Tuncy. Raymond AMI
Eldon Watson. Josephine and Gene.
We've Tunoy and Annie Stanton, Ill
home. north of town, They sure hal
tine time.
Glenn Moore. the son II Mr.. and
MR.. Oscar Moore. of this city, II hay
ing - hard time. after a ,cigc of the
measles, which II ~ believed settled in
his head. We hope he will BE- well IA
shur, time.
Chnl. and Emmett Brodbcck AMI
I Irwin Hclt. Of ~. Joseph, have bought
III" James liuntsman automobile re-
/ pair hep IN the Auto Sale Co. garage
built rr. NJ. llrlt comes highly rc,-
ommUId.d a. mechanic.
Mrs. {. &. Wamplcr received u
letter recently from her husband. Cor
poral e. {. Wamplcr, at Camp DOM
phan, Fort Sill, Okla. stating that
the boys Of Co. l. from Mound City
and Forest City wcc well.
Mr.. J. r.. Alkirc and daughter.
Miss Edna. Mrs. u. c. Stallard and
taarhtcr. Mis- Mpudc and Rev. 7.
II, Taylor, Of Fairfax, took n ride to
rufl.su'', big-iu" aud Mounu City
in the J. y. Alkirr ear. Monday.
Mrs. Mary Haley. who has been Mt
Goshen, talii,. started for here on the
18th. where she formerly lived, wh"r.
she will make her home with John
W, Wcigh,man and children. We well
come Mrs. Haley back 10 our city.
The revival meeting nj the Meth
odist church clossl Sunday night with
tive conversions and six acccssionE.
While III" meeting was not n grcnt
one from point at lngathorng, Il h
pronounced 10 be- one of the best meet
ings ever held In Forest City.
The mems class Of the christian
church will entertain the ladies nj a
lunch al the church, Thursday night,
Nh"n the ladlc, viii organize a ladies'
class of that chuch, aud the men will
iul,h the organization uf their class az
that time, having SO charter member.
The regular Red Cross meeting
was held at their rooms lat Wcdncr-
lay afternoon, The chairman MI.
Hayden, resigned her Office, and Mr..
Nli," Hullmk WAS elected to I'LL the
place. and Mrs. Bert ". Rabcock M
,l,c chairman, Different suggestions
or the raising 81 money for the Red
Cross were madc. m. fr-t was Ia
'"rvc lunch nj the A. -. Williams sale,
Feb. p. this suggestion IL to he net
cd upon. Another suggestion was 20
ask the auto owners tu donate worm
out castings and inner tubes. Ia be
sold for the American Red Cross. Mr..
Riley Turncy, the captain OF the knit
ting unit turned IN the following gar
mcn,s. 10 ship to Maitland; Ten sweat.
crs, b helmets, : scarfs aud : pair
socks.
.- WORT was received the first %
lat week Icy jc,sc Mills of the death
If hi ,p,hrl, Henry Il. Mills, NJ
.Srrnr'oh, So. Mr. Mills formerly
lived nj ,lail,ra, Jesse LETT and at
tended the lrrral, which was held Ut
y rirgio,i, Wednesday, of last week,
at orlorl =. m. Mr., Mills was ~
yCais, q mnbihs and ~ days Of agr.
lie was nrat u aIricd To Cornoia Rit-
tcnhouSc, at Skidmorc, and three chill
dren were born, who are Jesse, Ever
EFT and Rctta. The wife died when
Jesse was five years old, Mr.. Mills
then married Laura lathrop, who
lived Mt Maitland, and three sons were
born by the last marriage, who are
Charles. Lewis and John. Mr.. Mills
also leaves ono brother, William Mills,
who lives at Maitland.
DEIPHEuS,