The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-09-12


Mrs. Emma Grimes is waiting on
her niece, Mrs. Art Conley, who Is at
their home in Hiawatha, Kansas.
Mrs. Rennison and two sons, Mrs.
Sam Wells, Mrs. J. II. Williams, Chas.
Kinsley and Elizabeth Brant, of Sa-
vannah, drove over Sunday to attend
the Sunday school convention and
were guests Of Mrs. Vine Hovey and
family.
Samuel X. Huiatt was on the sick
list, Saturday and Sunday, but is now
improving.
Mrs. Kate Greiner and son, Har-
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Keiffer and
grandson, Raymond Hoover, went up
into Minton township, Sunday morn
ing, and spent the day with Marvin
Reel and wife and Miss Murzie Walk
err. They all enjoyed a good dinner,
and in the afternoon all went out into
the Minton park and enjoyed eating
water-melons. They all reported a
good time.
MIR. and Mrs. e. L Richardson
and son, Albert, returned home Sun
day from their Western trip, where
they have been for over two weeks.
They visited with relatives and friends
in and around Holyoke and Burling-
ton. Colo They also stopped over at
at Garden City, Kansas, and spent a
few days with Fred r. Alkire and
family, and they report that Fred has
nice store there and Is prospecting.
They say they enjoyed their trip, go
ing and coming.
MIR. and Mrs. Earnest Smith at
tended the family reunion Of her folks,
Mr. and Mrs. j. h. Brett, in Rosendale,
Sunday
Mrs. India Price, Of Oregon, came
down last Friday and visited over
Sunday with her daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight Meyer and family.
Al Prnssman, Of Mound City,
spent Sunday at the VIM. Prussman
home.
Frank Norris and two daughters.
who have been running the Farmers
Mutual telephone Office the past
month, have resigned and the telephone
company have employed Misses Miner
va and Hazel FORD for day centrals,
and Herman Schultz, of oregon, Tor
lineman and night central.
| MIR. and MRS. Frank Miller left
Tuesday morning for Hamburg, Iowa,
where they viii make their home.
Their daughter, Miss Nellie, went
about two weeks ago with her sister,
Mrs. Earl Hopkins, who was down
here visiting with them. Dclbert Mill
or and fanny and Vim. Hopkins and
family All live in Hamburg.
| -Ilifiord Douglas ana Miss Maggie
Cliff went to oregon, Saturday, and
were united IN marriage by Probate
Judge Harry NJ. DUNCAN. We send
them our congratulations.
Dale Moody lett monday for Kan
, sas CITY, wnee he wlli attend school.
JAMES Shumate Is waking with IA
cane TINS week, on account OF stepping
on "A naii, Saturday.
AIRS. 4. a. Landers was visiting
from last thursday until sunday a,
4 the Earn Benton nome, IN higniana
dIstrict.
AT the home of L. II. Fitzmauricc
was the scene OF very happy oeca-
sion, SUNDAY, sept. 1tn, AT IA table
beautifully iilled with all the good
Things that one could imagine. seat
ed NJ the mead VI the table was Grand
ma Ellen ritzmaurice, with ner Tour
sons, one daughter, nine grandchii-
dren, two ncpnews, two nicces, one
grand-nlece ANA one great nephew.
W hen the meaning OF the occasion was
mentioned 10 her she was 30 overcome
with Joy that she could haruiy express
herself. Grandma Is IN her oOtn yeai,
and with the exception oi lew yeais
iiving ut Effingham, Kansas, she has
llvea in Holt county practically All her
life and raised IA iamiiy here. Her
husband and TOUR children preceded ncr
10 the great beyond. She is widely
known, and Is hignly esteemed ana
loved by all who know her. Those
present were: Mrs. Ellen ritzmaurice,
4. n. Fitzmaurice, son, Francis, and
daughter, Cecil; s. T.. Chambers, wife
ana son, Lawrence, and daughters
Frances, Margaret and Catherine; 4
4. Fltzmaunce, OF EIflngnam, han
sas; v. 5. tltzmauricc ana daughter
Agnes, and sons, Edmond and Ralph
OF dillingham;, Kansas; ". r. fitz-
maurice, !. ". FItzmaurice, wife, and
daughter, Lorine, and son, Maurice
VIM. Corby, Jr, Lizzie CorDy. VI thu
near relatives who could not be pres
ent were two daugnters-in-iaw, Mrs
; 4. T.. titzmaufice ANA airs. W. +. Fitz'
maurice and IL grandchildren. Al
present reported feeling greatly repaiC
ana wished Grandma many Returns ol
: the occasion.
C. l.. Mills and family drove ovel
to Hopkins, Mo-, and spent the day
: with their old-time friends. Mr.. Milis
formerly resided IN Hopkins.
: Miss Deila Mcguire commenced
teaching the Brush College school
Monday.
quite q number Of our people at
I, tended the st. Joseph festival tim
|, week.
Cuisine Mcguire left Tuesday foI
Eldorado, Kansas, where he will prob
ably work again.
MIR. anu Mrs. John Anderson
r drove to st. Joseph, Sunday, and spen
the DAY with his sister, Mr. and AIRS
} George Harvey and family. They re
, turned home IN the evening, accom-
panied by Miss Anna, who nad beer
visiting at the Harvey home.