The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-07-11

day evening. at $50. Come out ant
hear good sermon.
Miss Dortha Clifford, Of st. Jo
seph. came up Thursday evening an,
visited several days with her brothers
MIR. and Mrs. Chris Clifford and fam,
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. W. $. Clifford
Jr.
Mrs. Mayme Hinde came in from
Denver. Colo, Tuesday Of last week
and IL visiting with her mother, Mrs
Mollie Galbraith, and daughter, Miss
Francs Hinde.
w. II. Suqua, Of Amarillo, Texas
was up Wednesday Of last week. tran.
sacting business with j. II. Wilson
MIR. Suqua is president Of the First
National Bank Of that city.
Richardson 4 Bledsoe brought in
a car of hogs, Monday, and sold them
TO Chas. =. holland, and they were on
the ST. Joseph market, Tuesday
bringing Si,l0S.4i.
Mir and Mrs. George Drake, OF
this city, and her father, WE. Cation,
week to Bollivcr. Buffalo and LOUIS
burg. Mo. Mr.. Cation has farm near
the latter place. They returned home
"wednesday, and Mr.. Cation. spent the
night at the Drake home, returning
to Mound City, Thursday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. II. A. Matthews and
son, Robert, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
Hahn, ST., took dinner and spent the
day at the Fred Weis home, and took
supper ut the Dick Hahn home, at
Oregon, Wednesday Of last week.
On July LIST, Mr.. J. G. Bussellc,
who has been employed by the Farm
crs' Elevator Co., in Forest City. for
some time, succeeded Mr.. II. r. Combs
as assistant manager, Mr.. Combs re-
signing. Mr.. Philip Schlotzhaucr re-
mains as general manager, and the
directorate remains the same.
Mrs. Gus Norris was on the sick
list, several days last week.
John France, Jr.. and family mo-
torcd TO St. Joseph, Wednesday Of
last week.
Philip st. Clair moved into the
Lowery home, last week, which he has
purchased.
Mrs. G. NJ. Waddlc went to Clarin-
ia, Iowa, Wednesday evening Of last
week and spent several days with her
daughter, Nate Martin and family.
Mrs. Sophia Griffith returned 10
her home in ST. Joseph, Wednesday
evening OF last week, after visiting
at the Albert kollmer home.
Judge G. W. Gotten, of Forbes.
came up Wednesday OF last week and
spent several days here with his son,
A. J, Gotten and family.
H. A. Matthews and family, OF
Kansas City, and sister. Miss Mat
thews, and two nieces, Misses Claudine
and Mariana johnson, OF Woodward,
Okla, returned 10 the Matthews home,
after weeks visit here az
the Dan Hahn, Sr., home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Landcrs went
to Falls City, Neb., and st. Joseph,
Tuesday Of last week, looking for u
new location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frazier and
Mrs. John Schaeffer, ST., were st. Jo-
seph visitors, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Wallace, who
have been spending the past three
weeks at the Harry Frazier home near
returned to their home here
last Saturday. They were accompa-
MED by Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier and chill
dren, who are visiting them. Mrs.
Frazier, who was recently operated
upon at the Sisters Hospital in st.
Joseph, is getting along nicely, we
are glad 10 hear.
Earl Mcclure, of Fortescuc, spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Web.
Kelley home.
Mrs. Mary Thornhill and daug,i-
ter Leona, Chris Clifford and family
and John Speer and wife visited Sun
day afternoon ut the Dave Wallace
home.
Miss Elizabeth Fitzmaurice visit
ed Saturday and Sunday at the Web.
Kelley home.
dwight Bruner, of st. Joseph,
rame up Saturday and spent over Sun
lay with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kohl
ner.
Mrs. Agnes Young, of st. Joseph,
and Mr. +. Frankpohl, who has re-
'ently returned home from overseas,
having been with the S9th Division,
were visiting last week at the Brada
Sipes home,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Benjamin, of
81. Joseph, came up last Thursday,
md visited with her brother, John
Schaeffer and family, and also with
,ther relatives here.
Mrs. Chris Jamison went to Sioux
City, Iowa, Monday morning, and
.pent few days with her sister, Mrs.
Mona Freiday, who is quite sick. ,
A. II. Jeffrey was transacting
lusiness in Clarinda, Iowa, several
lays, the first of the week.
Mrs. Vine Hovey and daughter,
liss Laura, and Chas. Kingsley and
Elizabeth Brant spent the 4th with
'Ir. and Mrs. j. II. Williams at Sa-
annah. The Brant children remained
It their home there and Mrs. Hovey