The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-09-03
Forest City Defeats Barnard.

grade of ball, letting Barnard down
with 6 hits and striking out IL men.
while the Forest City boys touched
Thompson, of Barnard, for IL hits,
and he only struck out . men. This
makes "a game each for these teams,
and they will play the rub" Satur-
day, Sept. Ith, during our street fair.
Roscndalc has q strong team and will
play here Thursday, Sept. 2, and Sa.
vannah will be here Friday, Sept. 8,
and they have a fast team.
John Birmingham, Jr, umpired, and
both teams were satisfied with his
work. Well, John, understands the
game a. he is an old ball fiend him.
self.
S. G.. keifer, Of Texahoma, Okla,
came the first VI last week and made
visit at the John Cotton home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Midway Hoover and
daughter, Miss Gladys, Mr. ID. Hoover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hoover, Mrs. Sam
Hoover and daughters, Louisa and
Dorothy, drove over to Horton, Kan.
sas, in their cars last Tuesday morn.
INK, where they spent the day at the
VIM. Hoover home, returning in the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. {. Haas. who
have been making an extended visit
at the ". {. Taylor home. left in their
car las, Wednesday for Louisiana.
j. W. Glass LETT the latter part Of
last week for Guthrie, Okla. where
he Is making a two weeks visit with
hi, sister. Mr.. and Mrs. :. VI. Barker
and other relatives.
John Franklin Lunsford, Of Tc.
cumsch. Ncb., came Tuesday of last
week and is making visit here with
his uncle. ". J. Lun.rurd
Quite "A number OF our people at
tended the picnic at the big Lake.
Wednesday of last week. held by tic
Fam Bureau.
Mr.. Robert Reeves and daupl.
tiers. Agnes and lone. of st. Josupu.
came up last Wednesday afternoon
and Robert came UP Sunday and all
visited with his folk. Mr.. and MI.
Secley Reeves.
bernard and Helen Cain, of near
New Point, and Cleo Wilson and.
George and Edith Wilson, Of Oregon.
spent last week with their grandpa.
cn,s, Nj. and Mrs. j. II. Wilson.
Harry Mobcrly, Of Kansas City.
Kansas, came up last Wednesday and
spent a few days here with his uncle
and aunt. Col" :. and Miss Marscl
Bailey, returning home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Wallace Ic-
turned home the first of last week
from Savannah, whore they visited at
the Harry Frazier home and also at
tended the fair. While gone they also
attended the carnival at Stanbcry.
and visited M Darlington. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Geoffroy
came in last week from Holton, Kan
sas, where they have been living since
last winter. We understand they will
again make their home in our city.
We welcome them back again.
Miss Ethel Cass came up Sntur-
day evening from Kansas City, and
spent few days here with her par
cnts, A. b. Cass and family.
Miss Gladys Dunn. Of Fortcscuc,
came down Saturday and visited over
Sunday at the Nate Baker home.
Frank Armstrong, OF Ponca City,
Okla, came last Wednesday and will
be here for our street fair and carni-
val this week. He Is 10 make the
5.OOO-foot parachute leap from the air
plane Friday.
Mrs. Luther Hamilton and son,
Billy, went 10 Fairfax, where they are
visiting her sister, MIR. and Mrs. Joe
holland.
Mr., and Mrs. $. NJ. Coffman went
10 Bucklin, Mo, last week, where they
spent few days with his brother, Mr..
and Mrs. George Coffman, returning
home Monday of this week.
Rev. &. j. Chappell and wife were
St. Joseph visitors, last Wednesday.
Miss Julia Mckee went TO Matt
land, Thursday morning, where she
spent the day with her uncle, ]. h.
Bridgmon and family.
Tile Chesney and Keith Foster
went over TO White Cloud, Kansas,
last Wednesday morning, where they
delivered two teams Of mules, which
they had sold.
Mrs. Rosa Apgar and niece, Miss
Irene Acton, spent Tuesday Of last
week at the Chris Clifford home. Mrs.
Hpkaf fctuIucu W ntT HOHle III ZEN
tralia, ILL.,, after about three months
visit with relatives and friends here.
Mrs. John Jackson received mes
sage Thursday afternoon from Spring.
field, Ohio, stating that her brother,
Mr.. Thomas ID. Wallace, had died at
his home there, August %.
Mrs. Mabel Oliver was a st. Jo-
seph visitor, Friday.
John Cotton spent Friday ut
Forbes, and his niece, Miss Nellie Me-
Afee, returned home with him to at
tend our fair and carnival this week.
The Keeves-Bragg Auto Co., Of
Oregon, unloaded five Fordson trac-
tors here the latter part Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Louden, of
New Point, spent Friday with her
parents, +. Brock and family.
Mrs. Chas. Sentry and Mrs. w.
C. Grow and son, William, were shop
ping in st. Joseph, Friday.