The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-04-04
Forest City and Vicinity
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST

The Silver Star Theatre will start
the first of April and run three nights
per week. On Tuesdays and Thurs
DAYS five reel features, and on Satur-
day nights a Serial.
-Loran Joslin, stationed at Camp
Dix, New Jersey, has been at Mound
City with his folks; and is here now
with his brother, Oscar Hamburger,
on a 20 days furlough, at the expira-
tion Of which he will return to camp.
Mrs. Fred Fox, Of near Maryville,
came down the first Of last week, and
spent a few days with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Neal Kunkel.
Mrs. Chas. Sentney returned
home, Thursday Of last week, from
Kansas City, where she had been max
ing an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. Emma Grow.
Lloyd Williams, who Is now work
ing at the j. b. Hopkins wholesale
house, in ST. Joseph, came up the
latter part Of last week, and spent a
few days his folks, Geo. Williams and
family.
-"Uncle" Wesley Lunsford. Of Orc
on, came down. Thursday Of last week,
and spent the day with relatives here.
Mrs. +. X. Elton, Of Tarkio, came
down Thursday Of last week, and
spent the day with her folks, Neal
kunkel and wife.
Nj. A. Deakins, manager Of the
Forest City Cleaning and Pressing
Parlor, went to ST. Joseph, Monday
morning TO get larger machinery for
business, as business IL rushing 50
rapidly at the present that II Is nee
essary for him TO enlarge his cleaning
capacity. He expects to be able 10
handle n thousand suits a week. lie
will also purchase an automobile truck
for delivery purposes.
WIN. Hubbard was transacting
business In 81. Joseph, Saturday.
-Alvan Turney and wife, Of st,
Joseph, came up Saturday morning
and spent q few days here with his
father, John Turney, ST., and his
brother, Perry and family, and Other
relatives.
Miss Kate Brodbeck, who teaches
the Rising Sun school. near Maitland
came down Saturday and visited until
Sunday evening with her folks, +. l.
Brodbeck and family.
Mrs. Norman Butrick. Of Mintor
Township, came down Saturday morn
ing and spent the day with her sis
ter. Mrs. Bert Hamilton.
MIR. Roy johnson, OF Maryvillc
the blind man, who turns the musica
instruments, was in our city, sevcra
days Of this and last week.
Mrs. Oscar Moore and sons, Har
old and Kenneth, went over to Oregon
G.snsdaN t,.Asn.nn anI 1nAnf tho Aua
with her sister, Mrs. Elmer Carson.
Mrs. Luther Hamilton and Mrs
Albert Limp spent Friday Afternoon
with Mrs. Ida Specr.
Mrs. J. T. Birmingham an
daughter, Miss Genevicvc, were 81
Joseph visitors, Saturday.
Misses orpha and Ethel Stewart
OF Oregon, came down Friday. am
spent few days with their uncle an
aunt, Cad Baker and family.
The Rebecca Lodge gave Bnk
Sale, Saturday afternoon, at the Al
kire store, and cleared S34.
Allen Elder and family, OF tn
Chambers district, spent the day, Sun
day, at the Albert Martin home.
Il. A. Banks and family will NOV
TO the Mrs. Ed. Wilkes property i
town. while Mrs. Wilkes will NOV
on their farm in the Schaeffer district
IT. T.. Teare, OF Norton, Kansas
and Thomas Vine, OF st. Joseph, spen
Saturday and Sunday with their HON
folks here.
MIR. and Mrs. James Riley an
daughters, Misses Velyma and Galen.
spent the day, Sunday with Warri
Walker and family.
Mrs. Mary Thornhill spent fe
days, the first Of this week, with Chr
Clifford and family.
Mrs. Mary Benton spent the da.
Sunday, with Mrs. p. A. Ianders.
Earl Benton and family. Of II
Highland district. spent the day, SUI
day, at the Roy Wilkes home. net
Mound City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Dawson,
Oregon, and A. ]. Gotten and famil
Of this city, went to Mound City, SUI
day, and spent the afternoon wi,
Mrs. Morris Forney.
j. Il. Alkirc and family spel
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hi
kle, near Bigelow.