The Holt County sentinel., 1919-05-02
PPP FLOUR.
AT FARMERS ELEVATOR CO..
and
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Forest City, Mo.
Every Sack Guaranteed.


teacher, $. NJ. Coffman, on Tuesday
evening, April %. The class was well
represented, there being % present.
After short business session, pre-
sided over by Mrs. VIM. Crawford,
president, lunch was served, and the
rest Of the evening spent IN II very
pleasant social time.
r. W. Beavers has sold his prop.
cty, recently purchased from Hall
Brothers, TO A. j. Lyons.
S. ). Connect, OF 81. Joseph, came
UP and met with the members of thu
Methodist church, "Wednesday evening,
to help arrange for their centenary
drive. He spent the night with 5. N.
Coffman and family.
Miss Pansy Elder. Of Kansas City,
came up Saturday night and spcn,
Sunday with her aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
| l.. V. Scott,
Rev. J. J. Cafferky held services
in Watson, Sunday.
Miss Madgc Randall, who IL stay
ing at the home Of Mrs. Wales neal
Forbes, came up Saturday and spent
Sunday with her parents, Sam Ran
dali and family.
&C. A. Moscr, Of Fortcscuc, came
down the first OF last week, and made
u visit with his daughter, Mrs. Pearl
Patton and children.
---Richardson and Blcdsoc sold a cal
of hogs, 81 head, to {, T.. holland, fol
which they received check fol
| S4,0,G.36, beating all records by $i0O
MIR. Reuben Arnold, who is q
brother to Mrs. James Wells, 0nd
formerly "A resident Of Holt county
died from pneumonia at the age Of II
years.
Walter Drake and family, of st
Joseph, came up Sunday morning an,
spent the day with his brother, Georg,
Drake and family.
--Thco. Hesslcr, Of st. Joseph, cam,
up Thursday and spent few day
4 with his sister, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. \
Deakins and family. He returned
home Sunday evening.
The eth and 9Th grades and teacn
err, Miss Elizabeth Beeler, went oa
to the A, II. Jeffrey farm, Thursda,
evening, and enjoyed weinie roast
There were 81 present, and all re
ported an enjoyable time.
Sunday School class No. 4, of thu
NftilollNl SNllbol, Htih ~ bu!i
ness meeting at the Mrs. Anna Fine
home, Tuesday night of last week, dis
cussng the fixing up Of their Sunda!
school room. After the meeting
fruit salad, ice cream and cake wer
served. Those present were: Mrs
Ralph Meyer, teacher; Misses Bernie,
Bullock. Mary Alkire, Maude Stallard
Alta Coffman, Lulu Crawford, Ceci
Harmon and Grace Elmer; Messrs
Wilbur Dunn, George Terhune, Ott'
Stallard, Albert Robinson and Gran
Leach.
Green T. Wills, who is q brothe
to James Wills, died at his home IL
! Smithfield, Texas, from q cancer, a
the age of ~ years. Mr.. Wills form
erly lived in the Union district Of thi
county.
Mrs. Corbin Cliff and daughter
Mrs. Worth Ammo, spent the day, Sat
urday, at the John Cotton home ii
! Forbes.
Mrs. ]. H.. Chandler, of Oregon
, visited Saturday with Mrs. Henri,
Rayls.
Mrs. Hannah Hit went to Ore
/. gon, Monday morning, where sh
spSHs Nhe "oy VIVA A"'' va" -"iS' w
Bruntmeyer.
, A. b. Cass was a business visito
in Bigelow, Monday morning.
Mrs. I. +. Teare and sister, Mis-
Laura Hovey, were shopping in 81
: Joseph, Friday.
Miss Bessie Deakins, of st. Jo
seph, was visiting last week with he
/. brother, NJ. A. Deakins and family
J returning home Saturday.
james McClanahan and family
, went out to the VIM. Kelly home /
the Nickell's Grove district, Saturda
/, evening, and spent the night and Sun
day with them.
Miss Frances Terry, of De
Moines, Iowa, came down Saturda,
and spent until Sunday evening wit
: her mother, Mrs. Lura Terry.