The Holt County sentinel., 1919-04-18
Fortescue Happenings.

| Mrs. S. NJ. Howard and daughter,
Miss Nellie Brown and Miss Maud
Griser we're doing some shopping IN
st. Joseph, Saturday.
| Hazel Ramsey, Geneva and Lura
| Hines, Grace Steele and Violet Muse,
of Elwood, Kansas, spent Sunday with
Ethel and Luda Stuart.
Barker Brothers, Jess Hines and
| Coke jackson shipped two car loads
of cattle and hogs to st. Joseph,
Tuesday.
| Miss Elsie Grow spent Tuesday
night with Wilma Huffman.
-Chas. Williams was st. Joseph
passenger, Wednesday of last week
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. cotton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Eason and son
spent Sunday with Mrs Cotton's faith
er, Mr.. Mills.
MIR. and Mrs. Ike Crews and fam
lily spent Sunday with Mrs. Crews
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hollis
claw.
Mrs. Chas. Williams spent Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. 0mohun-
dro.
MIR. Clint Muse and daughter,
Violet, Of Elwood Kansas, visited
with Mr.. MUSES. sister-in-law, Mrs.
W. Il. Stuart, Saturday and Sunday.
Robert Minton was up from St.
Joseph, Saturday and Sunday, visit
ing with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. |. VI. Minton.
Miss Lille Burgncr, OF st. 10.
scph, was visiting relatives and
friends here, Saturday and Sunday.
| -Gencvieve Price, one Of our
school teachers was visiting home
folks in Mound City, over Sunday.
DIR. VIM. Minton was up from
st. Joseph, looking after business in.
tercsts, Saturday and Sunday.
--Mr and Mrs. Jess Hines and
family visited Sunday evening at the
Coke Jackson home.
MIR. Jess Hines has bought q new
cream separator. Mr.. Hines said he
had got tired Of having his wife
growl about washing crooks.
| Hazel Carter spent Sunday at the
Huston home.
Fred Thompson il visiting at the
J. {. Hinkle home.
| Vernon Stuart, who il greatly
esteemed by all our people, returned 90
his home, Thursday Of last week,
April 10, after an absence Of twenty
months in the army, ten OF which
we're spent Ia France, doing his part
IN the great world conflict for dcmoc.
racy. lie has "A slight wound aud
also suffered from being gassed when
on the Ncrlun front. He was also IL
the Argonnc- Mouse battle. Mr..
Stuart was raised in Minton town.
ship. where his parents. MIR. and Mt.
W. u. Stuart, aud two brothers, Rex
and Jessie, all now live. Mr.. Stuart
volunteered in April, 1917, with Co.
l.. lie talks interestingly Of his cN.
pcricncc. lie IL in fine physical con
dition; his wound and being gasscd
doesn't seem to bother him now. Nj.
Stuart was honorably dischargC Il
from Camp Grant.
MIR. and Mrs Emmett llinkle, Of
near New Point, spent Sunday with
Mr.. Hinkle's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. {. Hinklc.
There were 6s at Tarkio Chapel
Sunday school, with $3.3S collection.
MIR. and Mrs Fred st. John and
son spent Sunday with Mrs. st. Johns
mother, Mrs. Grow.
Miss Alpha llinklc and Mr.. Fred
Thompson spent Sunday evening with
Miss Edna Williams.
MIR. and Mrs. A. ID. Stuart and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, Hazel
Carter, Lille Burgncr Clint Muse and
daughter spent Sunday at the w. II.
Stuart home.
| Miss Gcncvicve Price, Miss Lille
Burgncr were Sunday evening yisi-
tors ut the |. T. Huffman home.
Edith Stuart and friend, Mrs.
Sam Kalis. came up Sunday and visit
ed with Edith's mother, Mrs. Bert
Stuart.
| j. A. Duke was in Mound CITY.
visiting home folks over Sunday.
Miss Ala Smith, who is work.
ing Tor Mrs. Fred Rhetts, spent Sun
day with home folks in Bigclow.
MIR. and Mrs. T.. T.. Boyd, Miss
Nora Fields and Pearl Ramsey visited
with Earl Hines and his grandmother,
Sunday.
-Grandma Minton is very feeble
and Mrs, Grimsley is taking care of
her.
MIR. and Mrs. W. h. Stuart visited
Wednesday and Thursday in Elwood,
Kansas, with Mrs. Stuart's niece, Mrs.
Joe Rhodes.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Dannie
Wilson, a daughter, April Sth. They
gave her the name, Marjorie. The
man with the wisdom tooth Is sure
of.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Perry and
daughter spent Saturday night at the