The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-01-03

DEFAULT and family.
Rev. J. N. Cole and wife, Of
Mound City. spent a Few days last
MIR. and Mrs. II. l.. Everson, Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Lyons, Mr. and Mis-.
A. o. Swope, of near Mound City:
W. T.. Richardson, Herbert Richard.
son. Gertrude and Hazel Lyons. and
Zelma Fender took dinner Sunday. at
the {. l.. Richardson home.
j. +. Casteel and family Of Mound
City, spent the day, Sunday. with his
brother, +. T.. Casteel and wife.
Mrs. Dclbert Miller and baby
were visiting several days the first Of
this week with her folks, Nick Stone
and family.
Mrs. Claude Wampler and sons.
Raymond and Eldon, spent Christmas
with her brother, viii Kirk, at Cur
zon.
Frank Eberhart and family, Of
Lincoln, Neb, spent Christmas with
her father, A. ID. Taylor.
John Reeves and wife Of Musco-
tab, Kansas, and Arthur Reeves and
wife, Of Atchson. came over Satur-
day, and spent "A few days with
their folks, George Reeves and wife,
and Dan Hahn, ST., and wife.
Our public school commenced
its sessions Monday morning, after a
months close down. on account OF
sickness.
III. A. Matthews and family came
up Christmas day from Kansas City.
and spent a few days with her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hahn. ST.. rc-
turning home Sunday.
. Ernest Godfrey Of Rock Port.
No., was "a business visitor in our city,
Thursday.
John Franco. ST.. and wife spent
the day. Christmas, with his soi,,
John France. Jr., and family.
Ira Crane and family were visit
ing Christmas at the Albert Martin
home.
Mrs. VIM. Hit and sons, Robert
and George, were visiting In 81. Jo-
seph, Christmas day.
Lee Cotton and wife. Russell Cot
ton and family, Rcrt Cotton, Lewis
Eimmcl and family, Thomas pilking.
ton and family took dinner and spent
the day. Sunday, with Nd Kcastcr
and family. southeast Of Oregon.
Mrs. Gus Morris spen, several
days las, week with her parents, Dcn-
mis- Reynolds and wife.
--Chns. holland shipped u car of
hogs to the st. Joseph market, Mon
day.
Mr. Meyer. Of Mound City. our
assessor, was IN our our city. Mon
day.
Mrs. Elmer Carson returned 20
her home in Oregon, Monday, after
spending few days with her sister.
Mrs. Oscar Moore and family.
Albert Martin and family spent
thu day, Sunday, with his folks, j. y.
.iar.in and family, at Napier.
dren, Of Fails City. Ncb.. spent
Christmas with Judge ID. {. S,allard
and family.
Mrs. Mary Gclvin and Mrs. Harry
Gelvin and children left here, Friday.
for liolyOke, Colo. where Harry and
hiH family have located, We wish
them prosperity and good luck N
their new home.
Ike pilkngton. Vince lioppcr.
james Shumatc. Mrs. Neal kunkci.
iirs. lpufCF NunIrry"r and others
from here, We're in st, Joseph, Mon
day.
Thomas Vine Teurr has accepted
nost'nn rs clerk with the loot ~
Campbell Dry Goods Company, In -.
Joseph, and left Thursday Tor Ei> p0'
silion
--Cassius Peters returned home
with an honorable discharge, Monday,
Dee. ~, from Waco, Texas.
Web Kelley spent the day sun
day, with his son. Vim. KELLEY AMI
family, at Oregon.
Hugh Wilson ard family visited
SUNDAY with Mr. ~ - falls n
Brodbcck and family.
Mrs. John Bond Of La Pryor.
Texas, who has been visiting her son.
Wilmer Bond and family. at Burr,
Neb., came in Monday, and Is making
n visit with her son, Leigh Bond and
family, Mt Oregon: Sedey Bond and
family. mt Maitland. She Is also maxi
ing visit with her old time friends
here in this city. Ms. Bond reports
that the crops in their locality were
very poor, but that they have boon
having good rainsstherc, and are look
ing for good crops next year.
Mrs. Kate Greiner and son, ilar-
land, are making 4 visit this week
with her daughter, Ernest Conner and
wife, near Mound City. They will
also visit at the Joe Henry home, near
Maitland.
flames Mechanism and family
spent the day, Christmas, at the Web
Kelley home.
Josephine and John u. Tumey,
Jr., Of st. Joseph, are making an eY-
tended visit at the Albert Kollmcr
home.
Mrs. Claude Sanners spent the
day, Thursday, at the Web Kelley
home.
Harry Milne, of near Forbes,
spent the day, Sunday, at the DIR. F.
T.. Bullock home.
Miss Lulu Baker taught the 9Th
and 9Th Grades of our schools several
days, the first of the week, while Miss
Gladys Owens was absent
While Frank Mcfarland was
cranking. his car, Sunday, the crank