The Holt County sentinel., 1919-03-07

fracture, ana Reed rs getting along as
well as could be expected.
Miss Charlotte Bond. teacher OF
the Oakland school, spent Saturday
and Sunday night with her folks at
Mound City.
Mrs. J. +. Scott, Of this city, and
Mrs. n. G.. Carson, of Napier, were
st. Joseph visitors, Saturday.
MIR. X. II. Poteet, of st. Joseph,
was a business visitor in our city, Sat
urday.
Roy Stroud and family spent the
day. Sunday, at the John Schaeftcr,
ST., home.
Ed Burrier and brothers, John and
William Burrier were 1T. Joseph WIS.,
itors, Monday.
VIM. Mc,iuirc and family, Of Cot
Inns, Mo-, sold their farm there, and
came up mere Sunday. Iney are mas
ing a visit with her parents, Frank
Acton and FANNY and other relatives.
William is contemplating making his
home here.
Harry Frazier and family, J. r.
Payne aud family and Sam Quick
spent the day, sunday, at the PRANK
Golden home.
-Gcorgc Quick has sold his river
side farm to A. ~. aurray. Ice Bail
viii work Tor air. Murray this season.
james Collins and wife, Of st.
Joseph, were up Sunday Afternoon,
visiting with VIM. Crawford and wife.
Thomas Reeves and niece, Miss
Wilma Walker, returned nome, Sun
day, from Dearborn, Mo, where they
had been visiting lew days with hi
Young and family.
Mrs. Mary inonhill was visiting
several days Of this week with her
daughter. LnirS Gi,iOrd anu fanny, al
JurlUn.
AIRS. Fred Melee and son. and
Misc Ariic llawicy, lett Monday, iur
HoiyOkc, Colo, where Mrs. MciIce will
make her home, and Miss Arlic will
make an extended visit.
fred Evans j. in llainvicw, TcX.,
where he Is making visit with rcla-
tiycs.
VIM. Bledsoc and wife, and Miss
Grace Elmer, spent Sunday with Mrs.
illcdsoc's folks. J. r.. lilcvins and fam
lily, IN Idle Wilde district.
Mrs, A. l.. Hutton and children,
Of Malvern, Kansas, Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Stalcup aud family. Barney
Stalcup and son, Paul, Lawrence and
Marie Stroud, Mildred and Paul
Weaver, and Russell llnklc, spent
Sunday nj the Escoc Stalcup home.
". u. Brock and family went 10
Mound City Friday evening. where
they spent few days with Mrs.
Brooks folks, Rev. J. y. Cole and
family.
albert Martin and son. Allen,
went 10 Napier. Thursday of lust
week, where they were visiting with
Albcrt's folks, J. T.. Martin and fam
lily.
Roscoe vanCamp. Of Exodus dis
trict, spent Saturday night and sun
day with his uncle, j. r.. Alkifc and
family.
Mrs. VIM. Crawford received a
message, Feb. 20, from her sons,
Jack and Charles llcadlcy, who have
been In Supply Company, In France,
saying they had landed in the United
states on that date, Feb. 20, and are
going 10 Camp Lewis, Washington, IN
be- discharged. The boys have many
friends here who are glad they have
arrived safely In the u. ). They have
many friends here who would love 10
see them.
Airs. II. l., Everson Is the proud
posscssor OF over $50 little chicks,
Matched in an incubator. :
Mrs. Albert Sw0pe, Of near
Mound City, was down and spent
Wednesday OF last week, with her
daughter, Mrs. Z. l.. Richardson and
family.
Miss Bette Beclcr took supper at
the A. J. Lyons home with Miss
Gladys Owen, Sunday evening.
Hazel Lyons has been on the
sick list for a few days. but is better
at this writing, we are glad to hear
Spencer 1eare, of st. Joseph,
came up Saturday evening, and spent
Sunday with relatives and friends
here.
The l.. l.. c. Club met Thursday
OF last week with Mrs. &. l.. Richaid.
son. After "A short business session
and study hour the hostess served
dainty refreshments. Those present
were: Mrs, Joe Mitchell, Mrs. Der.
nard Mitchell, Mrs. A. J. Gotten, Mrs.
Ralph Meyer, Mrs. A. J. Lyons and
the hostess, Mrs, Richardson. Mrs.
Ralph Meyer will entertain the Club
at her home in two weeks.
Mrs. A. l.. Hutton and children,
who were here few days of this
and last week, visiting with relatives,
returned to their new home, Monday,
at Beatrice, Neb., where they have
moved; Rev. a. l., Hutton and fam