The Holt County sentinel., 1920-10-15

miss Esther Mckissick, who has
been making three weeks visit here
with her folks, VIM. McKissick and
wife and sister, Dan Hahn, Jr., and
family, returned TO her home at Oma.
ha, Nebr., least Wednesday.
w. II. Beach, who has been here
the past few weeks, running the air
plane for o. A. Williams, returned o.
Arkansas City, Kansas. last week, and
Wick Chamlee, Of Waco, Texas, came
up Wednesday, and took his place in
running the airplane.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Banks, and
Mrs. +. l.. Gardner drove to Mound
City, last Wednesday in the Banks
car.
Judge ID. G. Stallard spent seveia.
days, last week, at Garden City, kans..
on business.
Mrs. Webb Kelly anc grand
daughter, Gwendolyn Dyer, left Fri
day morning for Pueblo. Colo. where
they went to spend the coming winter
with her brother, VIM. Mct;uire and
family.
Mrs. S. +. Allen and son. Silas,
Jr., Of Oregon, spent last Tuesday
night with her mother, Mrs. $. r.
Huiatt and family.
Mrs. l.. J. Scott, who has been
making an extended visit at Battle
Creek. Iowa, with her son, Otis Scott
and family. returned home. last We'd
nesday night, and on Thursday, she
went TO st. Joseph TO be with her
son, Walter Scott, who If on the sick
list.
Grover lntcrmill and son, Of Hax-
tum. Colo, are making a two weeks
visi, at the Smith Derr home, and with
other relatives and friends in Benton
district.
A. VI. Brown made a business
trip to Bigelow, last Tuesday after
noon.
John Burricr has joined the
Quartermaster Corps at Font Lcaven.
worth. and came up last Wednesday,
and spen, few days with his folks,
Mr. and Mrs. hugh Burricr. returning
Saturday. He enlisted for one year
and can be n truck driver. or attend
school, either one he wants 20 do.
Mrs. J. T. Scott and i. V. Scott
went to st. Joseph, last Wednesday,
where they spent the day with their
brother, Walter Scott and family, who
Is on the sick list.
--kvyiy Catron. Of Boulder, Colo,
who was here attending the funeral Of
his father, J. G. Catron, at Bigelow,
list We X, was visiting here, Thurs.
day, nj the c. s. Mckee home, and
left that evening for 81. Joseph, and
from thcrchc returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar PiNssman
are the proud parents Of an pound
baby girl, born v ednesday night. DR..
J. +. Chandler of Oregon. was in at
tendance.
A young married peoples class
meeting was held at the Frank Mills
home. last Thursday night. There are
something like fifteen members al
ready in the class. which is known rs
"The Loyalty Band" Motto: "Be and
Do" The following officers were
/ elected: Frank Mills, president;
Dwight Meyer, secretary: Ernest
Thornhill. treasurer and II. w. Fawks,
teacher.
Walter Meyer was passenger 10
st. Joseph, Friday.
George Cummings and family,
drove over to Fillmore, Sunday morn
ing, where they spent the day with
his sister, Fred Brett and family.
Charley Wood attended the stock
ers and Feeders Show in st. Joseph
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f.. Emery expect
to leave Friday evening for st. Louis
where tiey will join a group OF Kan.
sas and Missouri bankers, who VIII
leave there by special train for Wash.
ington. ID. c., to attend the annual
convention Of the American Bankers
Association, which convenes in that
city, Oct. 1921. Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
also expect To visit New York City,
Niagara Falls and other places OF in
terest in the East before returning.
F. |. Oxley and sister, Mrs. Ellen
Burk, Of Bedford, Iowa. came down
Friday and spent u few days win
their sister, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Do
zier and family, in the Benton district
They left Monday morning for Forbes
and Atchison, Kansas, where they viii
visit relatives before returning hom"
&C. s. Mckee and daughters
Misses Jean and Julia, attended the
funeral Of their uncle, J. G. Catron
which was held at Bigelow, last FRI
day.
CLARK Z. Jacoby, Of the Jacoby
Engineering company, Of Kansas CITY,
was here the past week, going over the
proposed new drainage district n'
Sauaw Creek, No. /. Mr.. Jacoby says
there Is plenty Of fall and that u
successful drainage can be perfect, d
He will have the plans completed in a
short time.
Donald Slusher returned to his
home Sunday in Kansas City, after a
two weeks visit here with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Il. Emery
-Chas. Bruntmeyer and family
spent Sunday with her sister, Chas'
Rhodes and family, at Fortescue. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chandler and
son. Norman, of Fillmore, came over