The Holt County sentinel., 1920-03-26
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hogs to st. Joseph, last week.
--Fortescue is still on the boom. !
Chester Uphouse is building a hard
ware store, and we are expecting sew
eral more new buildings this year.
j. A. Duke and Bert Stuart are
doing some grading and sodding in
MIR. Dukes yard, where he has just
recently built his new residence.
Geo. Craig was ST. Joseph bust
ness passenger, Thursday.
Miss Beulah Bush, Of Napier,
spent Wednesday night with Mrs. Geo.
Craig.
The 7. U. sewing club met We'd
ncsday of last week for their regular
sewing. The club consists Of the gram
mar room girls and Mrs. Tom Cain
is their instructor. Their motto Is,
"To work is TO succeed"
u. a. Duke and Bert Stuart were
in Mound City, Saturday, looking for
some seed potatoes.
Geneva Hines spent the week. END
with Nora Fields. Of Mound City,
MIR. and Mrs. S. NJ. Howard pre-.
sentcd their dau~hter, Marie, with a
new. Edison Victrola, one day last
week.
Several in and around town are
blowing their gardens and potato
patches, and getting ready for spring
work.
Mrs. Murphy, our county super
intendent, and Miss Long of Oregon,
and Mrs. Olga Hungate Ronzone, as
sistant club worker of the University
Of Missouri, Of Columbia, were at the
high school auditorium, Tuesday Of
last week, and gave the sewing clubs
some very interesting points on their
work, and We appreciate Il very much,
and hope they will come again.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Boyd, from
Falls City, Neb., spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hus-
ton, and other relatives.
Misses Helen and 0ilee Huston
spent Saturday night with Maude and
Nellie Griscr.
The Fotcscue Grain company re-
c,ived car load Of Pennsylvania hard
coal here last week.
Dr. and Mrs. J. l.. Cox were Rulo
business visitors, last Friday.
On account Of having a weeks
meeting at the church, beginning on
March 2 and lasting until April 4, we
VIII postpone our next young peoples
missionary meeting from April / to
April y. AZ We had planned ON hav-
ing an April fools social, we will 10
ahead and have that kind at Jim
Couts, 50 all the young people come
and We viii show you q splendid, good
time. Mrs. John Shepherd, president.
-Goldie Corrington returned to her
home IN 81. Joseph, Saturday, after
several weeks visit at the II. Il. Stu
AIT home.
On account Of such bad storms in
annulled.
The Arkansas Valley lumber COM
pany received u car load Of lumber
an da car OF cement here, last week.
Roy Weeks was a ST. Joseph pas
senoer, Saturday.
Mrs. Jesse Brown and daughter,
Nellie, Mrs. $. NJ. Howard and daugh.
ter, Marie, and Bryan Hinkle attended
the Edison Nictroia concert In ST. Jo-
seph, i.ursday.
--Chas. Grundy, from Rulo, was the
guest Of Marie Howard, Sunday after
noon.
DIR. VIII Minton was up from 81.
Joseph, Saturday, looking after bust.
ness interests.
--Ielma Whipple spent Sunday with
her grandmother, Mrs. Jane Hines.
Allie Williams is assisting MIR.
and Mrs. Russell Eason in their res.
taurant work at Napier. -
Doris and Bob Beaver went 10
81. Joseph, Saturday. for a few days
visit with their father, Ellis Beaver.
ron, Neb.
Mrs. Bob Heck and Mrs. Fred
Rheus were Napier visitors, Sunday.
Miss Marie Howard spent Sunday
with Ethel Stuart.
Roy Hill was in St. Joseph, Sat-
urday, taking music lessons.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Howard spent
Sunday at the Joseph Catron home.
-Luda and Mary Ella Stuart spent
, Sunday with the Bickel girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Brown and
family spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Crews.
Clarence Sparks il here from Kan
sas City, visiting his father, Jack
Sparks and wife.
Mrs. j. A. Duke and Mrs. Bert
stuart spent Sunday evening with Mrs.
j. +. Henderson.
There was quite a crowd of men
and women to gather at the c. Y.
| hitz home, Sunday, to see the riding
contest between Jess Stuart, Roy Hill
and Leo Henry. They rode both wild
mules and horses. We have three of
the best riders in the county.
DR. and Mrs. ]. L. Cox, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. b. Stuart, Mrs. II. II. Stuart,
and Mrs. Bert Stuart were Oregon
visitors, Sunday. The Doctor was see
ing about fountain for his new drug
| store.
MIR. and Mrs. win Stewart and
daughter, Marie, from Rulo, visited
several days last week with her sister,
Mrs. Jane Hines.
Mrs. Helen Underwood. v
The Ladies' home missionary So
ciety held their regular social meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Jane Hines,
Thursday afternoon. The ladies quilt
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