The Holt County sentinel., 1919-10-17

VIM. Mckill and family. Of the
Chambers district, Nem Perryman and
Alvin Hudson, of Southern Missouri,
spent Sunday ut the Fred Landers
home.
C. l.. Richardson and family and
Mis- Agnes Baker spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mrs. Richard
sons parents, Albert Swopc and wife,
near Mound City.
There will be preaching at the
Baptist church, Sunday morning and
evening. Every one invited To attend.
Mrs. Bernard Mitchell entertained
the l.. l.. c. club at her home last
Thursday afternoon. Il being the an
nual business meeting, and officers
were elected. Mrs. j. NJ. Shumate
was chosen president; Mrs. o. Il. En-
cry, vicc-president; Mrs. A. J. Gotten,
secretary; Mrs. Bernard Mitchell, as
sistant secretary; Mrs, &. &. France,
treasurer. Those present were Mrs.
o. u. Emery, Mrs. {. G. France, Mrs.
A. j. Lyons, Mrs A j. Gotten, Mrs.
&. l.. Richardson, Mrs. W. II. Alkire,
Mrs. J. II. Reeves, Mrs. Ralph Meyer,
Mrs. Joe Mitchell and the hostess, and
Mrs George Patterson and Miss Buclla
lluiatt, OF Oregon. After dainty re-
freshments were served, the club adj
journed to meet in two weeks with
Mrs. .. T.. Emery.
Il. l.. Teare, Of Craig, II. G. Teare,
of st. Joseph, and II. 5. Teare, Of
Oregon, spent Sunday with their I'M
Gle, James McCrory, and their moth
or, Mrs. NJ. Tcare.
IA cluaa ,1,aa teanaa,t;,. h,,ai
ness in st. Joseph, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Tucker, of
Troy, Kansas, were visiting several
days last week with their daughter,
Quinn Quick and family.
MIR. and Mrs. J. T. Scott spent the
day, Sunday, ut the johnson Rayhill
home.
George Minton, Of Minton town.
ship, was shaking hands with friends
on our streets, Friday morning.
"A reunion of the family Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Wood was held
at their old home in this city, where
their sister, Miss Rebecca Wood, re-
sides. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Wood came
here from Stanford, KY, in 1850.
Those present at the dinner were: Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Wood, daughter, Miss
Bette, and son, Charley; Mr.. and Mrs.
Galen Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Plummer, Mrs. A. G. Weber, Allen
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Teare, of
Oregon; Mrs. II. G. Harris, of Stew
artsville, Mo-; Mrs. 5. I. Lucas, of
Mound City; Bert Weber, of Horton,
Kansas; Mrs Ben +. Plummer, of
Mountain Grove, Mo-; Mrs. N. X. Mill
err, of Duluth, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
b. Lamb and granddaughter, Susie
Anna, of Long Beach, Calf. There
were two brothers of the family who
could not be present, Sam Wood, Of
Victorville, Calf, and John I. Wood,
Of Pence, Kansas. Those present re-
port most enjoyable time and hope
they can all meet again.
James McCrory and sister, Mrs.
M. Teare, went to Tarkio, and spent a
few days, the latter part of last week,
at the l.. II. Luckhardt home. Mrs.
Luckhardt is their niece, and they re-
port good visit in the beautiful home.
H. r. Cotton and j. l.. Baker were
business visitors in st. Joseph, last
Wednesday.
u. W. Grouse lost valuable
horse, last Saturday, which died of
lock-jaw.
Mrs. S. T. Huiatt and family spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Seeley Reeves.
Mr., and Mrs. George Larcom, edi-
tors of the White Cloud, Kansas,
Globe, spent last Sunday at the Frank
Golden home. ..
| Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Quinn and
Mrs. James Quick were visiting several
days, the first Of the week ct the A
]. Cuttsn home.