The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-08-29

family and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy holland
left Wednesday Of last week for Hol-
yoke and other cities in Colorado,
where they will make a visit with
former Holt county people. They eN-
pect TO be gone two weeks.
Mrs. o. W. Mullen and two chill
dren. Kathleen and John Joseph, OF
Eldorado, Kansas. came in Tuesday of
last week and are making a visit here
with her brother, j. W. Fitzmaurice
and famly.
MIR and Mrs. Henry Adolph took
a trip in their car to Omaha, Wednes-
day of last week.
Thomas Ford, Of Morris, Okla.
came up the inst Of last week and IL
making visit here with his uncle.
John Ford and family. and his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. $. Reed, at
Napier.
Miss Mary Ellen Fitzmaurice ie-
turned to her home at Eldorado, Kan
sas, Sunday, August l., after AN cN-
tended visit with relatives and friends.
john Lunsford and family, OF L..
cumsch, Neb.. are visiting with Tcla-
,iycs and friends in this vicinity.
Corporal Lester CLEARWATER, who
belonged to Company r, 39th Infantry
Of the Ath Division, returned home
tuesday Of last week, having been
honoiably discharged at Camp Taylor
ny. Lester says he has had lots Of
experience in the war "over-therc,
and he can tell some interesting storlcs
Of what he has seen. We are Away
glad TO see our boys return home safe
again.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Kollmer left
last Thursday in their car for yellow
stone Park and other points Of interoS,
in the West for few weeks vacation
Albert Hall was transacting busi.
ness in st. Joseph, last Wednesday.
Lester CLEARWATER went TO Craig
Wednesday of last week, and spent u
few days with his brother, MIR. anu
Mrs. King Clearwater and family.
Mrs. John Bond, of Lal'ryor, Tex.
was visiting few days last week at
the VIM. Prussman home.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Stewart, of Hia.
watha. Kansas, were visiting Friday
evening a, the Vic Baker home.
Friday evening of last week u
number OF young folks gathered at the
Larmar Piussman home, in the Kim.
sey district. The time passed quickly
IN games and music. and rcircshmcnts
were served. Those present were:
Misses Bonnie Miller, Nellie Wilkc,,
Ncttic Hood, Opal kissier, Marie
Buckles, Ethel Cass, Edith Hubbard,
Velma Elder, Florence, Elizabeth ana
Mayme Fitzmauricc, Edith Elder,
Goldic and Aldic Cason, Madge and
Dorothy Randall, Maggie and Ellen
Elliott, Virginia and Tracy Harriet,
Lucy and Elizabeth Reynolds, Haze,
and Minerva Ford, Nora, Dora ana
Lulu Baker; Mcssrs. Charley Plum.
mer, Earnest Rasnic, Quinn QUICK,
Cecil Mcfarland, Keith Foster, Cecil
| Elder, Seth and Johnnie Buckles, lat
and Mike Fitzmauricc, Russell Elder
Lloyd Buckles, Ray and Robert Elliott
Alfred Dunn, Jesse, Trevor and George
Ammo, Walter Waggoncr, sam PIX
lngtOn, Harlan and Doyle Elder, VIII
liam Radlcy, Oscar Jones, Bud ana
George Eads, Harry and Harold Me
farand, Walter Douglas, Albert Rob
inson, Cecil and Willie Ferguson, VII.
lard Hood, Cannon Sipcs, George Fer
guson, Lloyd Frazier, Ralph and Ray
.lilcr, Frank and James llartlctt
Hayes Randall, Wilfrcd kissicr, vii
| liam Reynolds, Charley Wood and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Waggoncr.
Catherine Chambers and Lorcnc
Fitzmaurice went to Mound City, Sat
urday evening, and spent a few days
with Mrs. Mary h.. Chambers.
Cecil Elder Is clerkng In the Jesse
Mills restaurant, commencing Monday
| Sunday, August "a, Mrs. l.. j.
Keiffer and daughter, Mrs. Richard
Hoover, successfully planned and car
ricd out complete surprise on Mr.
kciifcr in honor of his 12d birthday
Mr.. Kciffcr had been purposcly in
vitcd to take ride out into the coun.
try, and upon his return was surprised
beyond measure by finding his home
filled with relatives and friends. They
all brought well filled baskets Of gooo
things to eat, which every one enjoyed
In tine evening before the guests de-
parted Tor their home watcrmolons
were served. Those precsnt were: Mr.
and Mrs. Lew Keiifcr and family, Mr.
and .Irs, George heIller and sou, Guy
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvis Meadows and fam
ily, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Is. Hollenbeck an,
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hoover
and family, Mrs. Kate Grciner, daugh
ter, Mae, and son, Harlan, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ferd. Meadows. All depart
ed late in the afternoon after a sump
tuous dinner, wishing "Uncle" JET
many more happy birthdays.
| Sunday, August "a, family re
union was held at the residence o
5. G, Alkire in honor Of John Luns
ford and family, of Tecumseh, Mel
Those present Were: Mr.. and Mrs
John Ammo and family, Mr. Sol Ann
} and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma
Stone and family, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Casteel and family and W. j, Luns
ford.
Mrs. T.. Caskey and daughter
Rena, of Stella, Neb., came Friday an
spent few days with her parents
D Mr.. and Mrs. +. Brock, leaving Tues
day for Sedalia, Mo-, where they wi
visit her brother, W. A. Brock an
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