The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-28

Lieut.. z. L. McClymond was al
Craig passenger, last Sunday after
noon. /
Miss Georgia Poynter was visit
ing Miss Vera Gresham, last Sunday.
Miss Eva Hogan, PRINCIPAL Of the
Forbes school, gave box supper at
the school house in Forbes last Satur-
day evening. and $50 was cleared to
purchase a library for the school. Miss |
Hogan Is making an extra effort To-
place the school in the second class
list.
Miss Catherine Mckee was upl
from Forest City, last Sunday, visiting
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Locke were
business visitors in Craig, one day, the
| first of the week.
Mrs. Henry Jones and mother,
Aunt Ann CLANCY, are In Salem. Neb.,
this week, visiting with Mrs. Chaney's|
brother, Jim Mullins and family.
MIR. and Mrs. X. +. Merrill and
kamily, of Hiawatha, Kansas, drove
over in their car last Sunday morning
and spent the day visiting with Bro.
10. w. Adams and wife.
--Forba Rose was business visitor
in st. Jose,h one day, the first of the
week.
Mrs. Rosa Dicks Is here this week
from Council Bluffs, Iowa, visiting
with Mrs. Ethel Osborne and her many
old time friends.
MIR. and iirs. Guy Jones attended
the Royal Live Stock Show in Kansas
City, last week.
Robert Asher came down from
Omaha, last Sunday, and spent the
day visiting with his parents MIR. and
Mrs. w. b. Asher.
MIR. and Mrs. J. I. Ginning ship
ped three barrels of canned fruit to
the Christian Orphanage Home in
Council Bluffs, the first Of the week.
Nathan Adams, assisted BY Frank
Walden with his Fordson tractor,
graded up all the roads in this district
the latter part of last week and the
first part Of this week. MIR. Adams
says this method Is the only way to
work the roads. The Foplson tractor
will 20 right along on high with the
grader, and besides doing first class
work. 20 much more work can be done
In day that Il does not pay TO try to
use teams. All Of the rlts and small
holes in this district have been filled
up, and where the grader did not fill
them, dirt has been hauled with way
ons to fill up the low places, and Mr..
Adams says our roads are in better
shape for this time Of the year than
for q number Of years.
Farmers are busy with their corn
and quite lot Is coming to the elcva-
tor to the Bigclow Grain Co.. who
were paying $l.25 the first Of the
week. Farmers never were favored
with better weather conditions than
We are having this fall. Last Sunday
was clear and warm, and every one
who owned q car were out enjoying
the day to the fullest extent.
Mrs. Henry Jones was shopping
in Mound City, one day last week.
Brother Hoxie closed his series Of
meetings ut the Christian church last
Sunday evening. Quite n lot Of inter-
est was taken and number Of our
people who believe in hearing both
sides OF the question never missed OIL
single evenings services.
w. l., Catron Is on the sick list
this week
-Thirty-fivc scholars attended the
Christian Sunday school last Sunday
morning, and the collection amounted
to Sl.3b. Next Sunday Is foreign mis-
sionary day, and the collection, which
IL expected to be liberal, Is TO be
sent to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Adams.
who are working in that far off coun-
try, Japan.
John Irwin. who returned home
recently from ST. Joseph, where he
was operated upon for appendicitis, isl
reported TO be getting along all right.
Misses Mildred and Jean Dodson
entertained Mr.. Clarence King, Of st.
Joseph. at their home, east OF town,
last Sunday. Mr.. King Is u returned
soldier, having served in the S9th Di-
vision, and is now employed by the
Burlington in st. Joseph.