The Holt County sentinel., 1920-08-06

Saturday afternoon as Mrs. Elijah
Hopper went out onto her back porch
which Is about five feet off of the
ground, she fell off on her head,
bruising her head quite seriously, caus-
ing her to be unconscious for q few
days. We understand she is some
better now, which we are glad 10
hear.
Mrs. +. L. Driver, of st. Joseph.
came up Thursday evening and Is
making a several days visit here with
her mother, Mrs. Jennie Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Q. Adams and
son, William, Of st. Joseph, spent the
day, Sunday. with his sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Hahn, Sr.
MIR. and Mrs. Ezra Smith, of near
Maitland, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Meyer drove to st. Joseph, in their
cars. Sunday.
Fred Weis and family and Rich
ard Hahn and wife, of Oregon. spent
Sunday at the Dan Hahn. ST.. home.
Wesley Stroud and family and Mr..
and Mrs. James Miller, of Chester,
Neb., who have been here visiting with
relatives, drove over 10 White Cloud,
Kansas, Monday. and spent the day at
the Chas. Harness home. Yves and his
family returned home in the evening,
but Mr.. and Mrs. Miller drove on west,
for a trip 10 the mountains, for the
benefit Of Mrs. Miller's health.
C. l.. Watson and family spent
Sunday with her folks. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Murray, in Benton district.
Mrs. VIM. Fitzmaurice and son.
Donald, and Mrs. Luther Hamilton and
son, Billie. went to Napier. Monday
morning, and spent the day with Mrs.
S. .. Reed.
Geo. Terhune made business
trip To 81. Joseph. Tuesday.
Sunday. a family reunion was
held at the home N "Unclc" William
Baker. all bringing their well.filled
baskets with good things 20 eat, and
all enjoyed the dinner and the day.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
keaster and family. Of the Culp dis
trict; Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cotton and
son. Bert, Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Cotton
and son, Lahman, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Baker and two daughters, Mi,s Madge
and Mrs Guy Plummer and baby, Mrs.
Lewis kimmel and son. Paul, Of Bige.
low, Mrs. Vim. Dobbins and two sons,
Max and Roy, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Baker and son, Melvin and Max, OF
Mound City, and "Uncie William Bak.
err and Mrs. Emma Holtgreve.
Mrs. Ira Twyman and children
visited from Saturday until Monday
evening with her sister, Mrs. Englc
Need, and cousin, Sam Quick and fam.
lily, south Of town, returning TO their
home in Bigelow. Monday evening.
Mrs. Alonzo Harper. of Assump.
ton. Illinois, visited several days, the
first Of the week, with her niece, Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Rayhill and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Moore, OF Oregon;
Mrs. Alonzo Harper. of Assumption,
I'LL, and Mr.. and Mrs johnson Rayhill
and children, Of the Mayflower dis.
trict, visited Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. I. Scott.
--Bradie Sipes and family drove 10
Salem, Neb., Sunday, and spent the
day with his brother, Charley Sipcs
and family.
Mrs. Caroline Dawson went TO
Corning. Friday, and spent q few days
with her daughter, VIM. Spreckelmey-
er and family, returning home Mon
day.
-Bradie Sipes and son, Jarrel, spent
Saturday in st. Joseph.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schae ffer and
daughter, Miss Dora, and son, John,
Jr, spent Sunday at the VIM. Rasnic
home.
Miss Sylvia Sipes was a st. Jo-
seph visitor, Thursday.
Mrs. Cad Baker was having dental
work done and visiting her son, Her
schel Baker and wife, in Mound City,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cowan and
Mrs. II. r T.. Kelley, of Maitlard,
drove down Sunday and visited at the
s. NJ. Coffman home.
Daniel Hoover returned to the
home OF his son, Midway Hoover,
Tuesday, after making a weeks visit
with his son, VIM. Hoover and family,
ut Horton, Kansas.
Ray Sugall, of Cameron, Mo-,
spent few days last week ut the Ed
Fitzmaurice home.
Rev. C. J. Chappell left Monday
for Salina, Kansas, to visit his brother,
who Is sick.
Forest City won from the st. Jo-
seph Washington Parks, Sunday, Aug.
!. The game was loosely played and
ended with a score Of 10 to Z. Sui
linger, for Forest City, and Gordon,
for st. Joseph, pitched good ball, but
were given ragged support. The For
est City team journeys by auto to the
picnic, Thursday, where they
will play the Barnard team at g