The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-12-17

Yr..T :. Dukc and daughter.
Julia, Nr-. George CVig and Nj
9ru,ah bush were .honring in st. 10.
,rb. one lay Ia, week, and also visit.
cd Mr.. " Il. STUART "a the hospital.
Grandma Kaiser. from Lincoln,
N.h.. and son, Herbert Kaiser, from
Chicago. are visiting her daughter,
Mr.. !. \. Duho and family
$. ". Howard was a st. Joseph
business passenger Wednesday.
-Chas. Williams was u Forest CITY
hu .incs. pa -cugcr, Wednesday.
sir. aud Mrs. Roy Droullard and
on, from -. Joseph. are visiting Mr..
and Mt. W,ll littlciohn.
Ethel Stuart and Herbert Kaiser
took .uppcr Wednesday evening with
Doris and Bob Beaver
MIR and Mr. Ike Crows and FAM
lis spent Sunday with his parent, Mr..
aud Mis-. Marshall Crews.
MIR. and Mrs. N. ". Huffman
spent Saturday night with their daugh.
ter. Mrs. Bert Stuart and family
Mir. Harlan Brown spent several
days. ihi. week. with her mother, Mis.
Marshal Grew, who H. quito sick.
---ludn stuart spent Sunday with
lurg llnca =,
MIR and Mrs. Alien Motley visited
sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huff
man.
Bert Stuart, Wnlic Wilson. Earl
Hines and Manord Coins butchcrcd
u hog for Chns. Williams, last Friday.
which weighed h75 pounds.
! "A pleasant oyster supper surprisc
was given to Mr.. and Mrs. VI. VI. HUFF
man, Friday night, Dec. 10, Il being
Mr.. Huffman'S 9th birthday Only
their children and grandchildren were
present, who were: Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Huffman and daughter, Mar.
garct, Mr. and Mrs Tina Huffman and
two daughters, Wilma and Dorotha,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stuart and three
: daughter. Ethel, l.uda and Mary Ella,
Mr. and Mr.. Allen Motley and Chas.
Huffman and Orcn Butrick
DIR. j, l.. Cox went To st, Joseph,
Wednesday, and accompanied Mrs. ".
I Il. Stuart home, Thursday, from the
/ hospital, where she had been the past
| twelve DAYS, She L. getting along
nicely. and will be able To be up and
around the house In few days. She
/ l. sure getting along nicely for ono
being - years Of age, and having un-
! dcrgOnc such an operation,
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Henry and
three children and Jennie Lundy spent
Sunday at the Thomas Bunker home.
Mrs. l.. T.. Grundy, from Rulo,
spent Thursday with her son, Chas.
Grundy and wife.
Mrs. Chas. Grundy, who has been
on the sick list for about -four weeks,
I Is able to be out around town again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buzz Williams and
| family and Mrs. ChaS. Williams visited
at the Jas, Lease home in Forest City,
Sunday.
Flight men began gathering corn
Monday morning for Chas. Lease, on
the Melvin farm.
Harry Waggoner returned to his
home In Doniphan, Kansas, Sunday.
He received telegram that his moth
er. Mrs. Jim Wapgoncr, was in hos
pital in st. Joseph and had undergone
on operation for appendicitis.
There were 81 in attendance at
Tarkio Chapel Sunday school and the
collection was SEGA.
MIR, and Mrs. Fred Binder and
two children spent Sunday at the Ell
| Boyd home.
Mrs. win Waggoner went to st.
Joseph, Sunday, TO be with Mrs, Jim
WaggOner at the hospital,
GLADYS and Lille Lease spent
Sunday with Orlce Huston.
Nat Boyles, from north Of Ore
gon, spent a few days last week visit
ing his cousin, Lum Lease and family.
"A few Of the farmers around town
Clipped in and shipped a car load Of
hogs to st, Joseph, this week.
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