The Holt County sentinel., 1918-09-13

20 ST. Joseph in their car Saturday
and spent the day there.
Mrs. A. 7. Hayden attended the
Food Conservation meeting, which was
held in Oregon Friday.
Walter Brock was visiting with
relatives In Forbes Friday.
George Allabac and VIM. Gal
braith were business visitors In st. Jo'
scph Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Bruntmcycr IL on our
sick list with typhoid fever. We hope
she will recover In a short time.
% The Demonstration for the Home
/ Economies has arrived from Columbia.
and u meeting was held In Oregon last
Friday. September o. The next meet
ing will be- held in Mound City, Satur-
day, Sept. 81. The Demonstration IL
now ready TO do any work which the
community calls for. All those who
have not paid for their subscription
will please leave II ut the Forest City
Bank.
Miss Cora Hasncss, of Iowa Point,
Kans., IL visiting with her sister, Mrs,
Burl Dawson, ut Curzon.
Mrs. Kate Bagby, Of st. Joseph
spent a few days the later part Of last
week with her uncle. Major Clark, and
family. and returned home Saturday
evening.
-Chas. Miller, Ray and daughter
Miss Bonnie, Glare Watson, Worth
Ammo. wife and Miss Maggie Gift and
others from here attended the fair al
Savannah Saturday.
Miss Clarabell Brock, who Il
working at the American Exchange
Bank. ut Scdalia, came up Sunday
morning and will make weeks visit
with her folks. G. T.. Brock and family
Morris, the -year-od son OF
MIR. and Mrs. John Stone, was taken
to the Sisters Hospital in st. Joseph
Saturday evening, where he was op.
Grated upon for appendicitis. We
hope he will recover In u short time,
Miss Gladys Miller. Of st. Joseph
came up Tuesday Of last week ant
spent the week with her uncle, Albert
Walker and family, returning hom'
Saturday.
Mrs. Grace holland, Of Oklahoma
Ia here making an extended visit with
her aunt, Mrs. Barney Hollingswor:h
and other relatives.
Last Friday evening, when Ray
mond Hennings was hanging on thu
limb Of . tree about five feet from tn.
ground by his hands, his hands slippet
of the limb. letting him fall to tn,
ground on both hands In such q wa,
that Il broke Two bones In his righ
arm above the wrist, and one bone Il
his left arm above the wrist.
-Chas. Becks, Of Mama, Okla, wa
here Saturday, making q visit with hi,
two brothers, Walter and ]. b. Beck
north Of town.
-Chas. Williams. of McCook, Neb.
Is here, spending Q few days with hi
grandmother, Mrs. Vine Hovey, an,
family, and 7. +. Teare and family.
-Sam Hughes has moved to tn
old Henry Holtgreve place vacated b,
Clare Watson.
Dan Jamison left Friday after
noon for West Virginia, where he Il
employed by the government.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Moss, O
Boone, Colorado, are here, making ,
visit with George Burrier and family
Tile Chesney and other relatives.
IT. E. Teaps and family left Sun
day noon for Norton, RAMS, wher'
they will make their future home. Thi
family will be greatly missed in oul
city, and we wish them good luck ant
prosperity.
J Miss Bertha Watson left Wednes
day for Sioux City, Iowa, where sh
will attend school.
Lee Gotten and family, Levi
Kimbal and family, Russell Gotten an
family, spent the day Sunday at tn
Ed Keaster home. They all took
drive to Maitland. Graham and Noun,
City In the afternoon.
Mrs. Diana Miller was on our sicl
list several days last week.
Misses Pauline, Loss and Mini
Raiser, of St. Joseph, We're visitors a
the Rebecca Lodge meeting last Mon
day night, September 2. Ice crear
! was served and they initiated Mr.. ant
Mrs. H. L. Meyer, Of the W. T. Davi
! ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hopkins, of Sid
ney, Ia, are the proud parents of
new son, born Thursday last. Mr.
\ Hopkins was formerly Miss Mabel Mil
, Ter, of this city. Their many friend
! congratulate them on this arrival.
Miss Della Mcguire 10 teachin
the Blur City school this term.
Il John Andersen and family, Mr.
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