The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-02-28

High School.
v. II. Brock was transacting bust.
ness, several days, the first Of this
week, in Kansas City.
Miss Irene Minton, of Napier,
was visiting the first Of this week
with her uncle, J. T. Birmingham and
family.
Mrs. Loris Luckhardt came down
Thursday morning Of last week, from
larkio, and visited with Mrs. NATL
da Tearc until Friday morning, when
her husband and daughter, Miss Ions,
came down and joined her and all
went to st. Joseph and returned to
their home Saturday evening.
Joe Williams. who is working for
the Item Biscuit company, at Omaha,
came down Saturday night and visited
several days with his folks, Geo. Will
liams and family.
-Chas. Reed lIt Tuesday for
Wichita Fails, Texas, where he has
employment. lie will probably locate
| there.
Mrs. VI. 4. DcakCns, Of st. Jo-
scph. IL putting in confectionery,
cleaning and pressing and home cook.
| ing Cstabli shmcnt. IN the Chas. No
land store building, which was former
ly owned by T.. \. Landcrs.
Those who enjoyed very pleas
ant time Sunday nt the VIM. Ross
home were: Misses Bessie Rowland,
Clara Mccormick, Nora Baker, Mil.
drcd Limp, Madgc and Dorothy Ran
dali; Mrssrs. Lewis and Lawrence
Baker. Hayden and Wilbur Limp,
Mr. and Mrs. John Gould, VIM. Ross
and Mrs. Jane Shaub.
Miss Clara Mccormick, OF Falls
City, Ncb., spent the latter part Of
last week ut the VIM. Ross home.
Misses Lulu and Dora Baker
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Harold Boorc and wife.
VIM Hill and family, Of Fortcs-
cue. visited relatives here, Sunday
evening.
Lowell Fuller, Of Oregon, spent
Saturday night and Sunday whit his
sister. Harold lloorc and wife.
Mrs. '. II. Brock and Doris went
to Mound City, Monday, where they
are making visit with her folks
/ Rev. j. y. Cole and family.
VIM. Sprcckclmcycr, OF Corning,
spent Monday with his mother, Mrs,
Geo. Harmon.
Mrs. Jerome Cantwcll and son,
Lee, Of Salina, Kansas, are here Wis
ting with their folks, J. 5. Nandcvecr
and family.
Archie Thornhill and family, OF 81,
Joseph came up, Monday evening, and
visited with his mother Mrs. Mary
1'hornhill.
!. q. Giddcns. Of lliawatlia, Kan,
was n business visitor in our city, on
Monday.
A. 4. Jeffrey and family, spent
Sunday afternoon at the Chas. Zach.
man home.
Mrs. &. T.. Rosling, Of Clcarmont
Iowa, came down and spent the day
Sunday, with her grandmother, Mrs.
Louist holland.
Mrs. Mollic Galbraith left Tues.
day, for Kansas City, where she will
make u visit with her sister, Mrs
Jessie Morris, aud her daughters Mis-,
VIM. McrSin and Mrs. Maymc Ilinde.
Arthur A. Jeffrey lett Tuesday
morning, with his ear of houchol,l
goods, etc, for Maryvillc, No.. while
for that city. where they viii MAKE
their home. '
Neal EuplIc md douyh,cr Mr..
r. II. Elton, lcft Mondny cvning. f,r
MaryyilIe. where they attended, ,bc
! funeral of Mrs. Eunkcls broibrr. Mr.
i Fred Fox, who died nj his homo ia
that city.
/ -Corbin Gift and daughter. Nny.
pic. went 10 81 Joscnh. Niondnc.
where Miss Maggie Is taking trrnt,
ment, and Corbin was trnnsnrtiny
business, ~ 10
Sid Vandeyecr was n 81. Joscnh
visitor, Monday.
"A surprisc WINS yivcn at tho W.,
Baker, Sr. home. SUNDAY. by his rbiI.
drcn all coming in ON them with cnll
baskets of good things 10 eat. and Il
sure surprised them too. The tnbIe
was set and all enioyed the dinner
Those present were; I'd Keaster md
family of southeast of Oregon; Rus,