The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-04-11

MI. SWarneF, our county lafHl
agent, was at the Forest City school,
Tuesday, April lst, and brought with
him Mr.. George Reavis, Of Columbia,
No., who was formerly our County
School Superintendent. Mr.. Reavis's
work is advising the club work Of corn
and pig raising By the 9th, 9th Ith and
sta grades and high schools. We hope
the people Of Forest City and COM
munity will take interest in this grand
cause and will assist their children in
making the contest. There will BE-
good premiums given for the best ear
of corn and the best pig.
VIM. Kollmer, of st. Joseph,
came up Saturday evening and was
visiting few days with his relatives
and friends here.
Tuesday evening, April 1, neigh
bors and many friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. I. c. Fuller gathered ut their
home TO express their wishes and re-
CARDS in which they held them and to
wish them well in their future home.
The time passed quickly in music and
conversation, and late in the evening
delicious refreshments Of fruit salad.
cake and coffee were served. Those
NfIts fts anu ahNEs ~
Fuller and daughter, Miss Irene; Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight Meyer and children;
MIR. and Mrs. I'D. Evans; Mrs. Fred
Bruntmcycr; Mr.. Charlie Bruntmeycr;
MIR. and Mrs. Charlie Evans; Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Anderson and daughter,
Aileen: Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Meyer;
Mr.. I'd Mcfarland and son, Bernard;
Mr.. and Mrs. I'D Castcel; Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Mcfarland and baby; MIR.
and Mrs. John Naggoner; Mr.. and
Mrs III. u. Tcrhune; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mcfarland; Mr.. George Elliot
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Radlcy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph prussman, MIR. and Mrs.
Omcr Williams and daughter, Pauline
Mr.. and Mrs. X. o. Plummer; MIR. and
Mrs. Joe Mitchell; Mr.. ana Mrs. Ber-
nard Mitchcll MIR. and Mrs. Guy
plummer and daughter, Pauline; Mi.
and Mrs. $. NJ. Coffman and family
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Wood; Mr.. and
Mrs Galcn Wood; Misses Grace Elmer
Margaret Elliot, Fannie Cason, Coru
Mcfarland, Aida Coffman and Bette
Wood; Mcssrs. Fred Evans, Max Nit.
chcll, George Tcrhune and Charlie
Wood. They all reported an enjoyable
time.
MIR. and Mrs. George Watson, oi
this city; Hugh Wilson and family, Of
Oregon; Chas. Brodbcck, Of 81. Jo'
seph, and Miss Kate lIrodbcck, Of neal
Maitland, took dinner and spent III,
day, Sunday, ut the T.. l.. Brodbecl
home.
Alfred Raiser, who formerly
worked for the Oregon lntcrurban !,
Il. Co., has secured job In 81. Joseph
rs n motorman with the Street Rail
way company.
Mrs. l.. j. Scott took down on,
dozen hens TO the J. NJ. Shumatc poul
try house last week. Jim was payinI
2Sc a pound FOR hens, and they aver
aged almost Z pounds, bringing Mrs
Scott S24g2. They were all of tn
barred rock variety. How IL this 70
chicken money?
Mrs. Mary T.. Chambers. o
Mound City, and daughter, Mrs. Bcr
tina Bates and two children, Of Coun
ell Bluffs, Iowa, came down Saturday
and spent the day at the 5. T.. Cham
bers home.
IT. Z. Fitzmaurice and wife wen
TO st. Joseph Wednesday Of last week
20 help Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Roseliu
and family, who are moving iron
Corning 10 the I. i. Fitzmaurice HON
In st. Joseph.
Dave Barbour, Of Oregon, was
business visitor in our city. Saturday
MIR. and Mrs. Leo Meyer came i
Friday, from Chicago, and are visit
ing with her father and mother, Nj
and Mrs. George Mnton, of the Wa
nut Grove district. Mr.. Meyer ha