The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-07-09


seph, came up last Wednesday, ant
made a visit with her son. Alexander
Havct and family, returning 10 hel
home, Thursday morning.
Miss Irene Cook returned home
last Tuesday from Lincoln, Nebraska
where she had been visiting with hel
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cottiei
and children.
-Chas. &. France and son, Master
Russell, spent Thursday in st. Joseph
S. B. Reed. Of Napier, came down
Thursday, and made a visit with hi,
mother. Mrs. 7. Reed.
w. S. Clifford, ST., of st. Joseph
was transacting business in our city
Thursday.
E. l.. Kelly, Of Rca. Mo-, and Mr.
Munson, Of Savannah, were in oui
city on business, Thursday afternoon
Jesse McAfee and Miss Mary
Bridget, Of Forbes, came up last Wed
nesday evening. and spent the might
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cotton.
Claude Connell came up from st
Joseph, Thursday. and spent few
days here with his friends.
MIR and Mrs. Frank Miller came
down from Hamburg, Iowa. Thursday
and Mrs. II. r.. Hopkins and son, Vern'
on, and sister Miss Nellie Miller came
up from Wcatherby, No., Friday, and
they all spent few days here with
and family. Miss Nellie will return
home with her parents, when they
leave for home.
A. J. Lyons was transactinp
business in st. Joseph, Friday.
n. 7. Gordon, Of Liberty. Clay
Clay County, Mo-, who has been re-
preventative. and IL now on the Demo
crat ticket ~ a candidate for Stat,
Senator Of the third district. was here
Friday, shaking hands and getting
acquainted with our people.
H. u. Terhune was in st. Joseph
Friday.
Paul holland. who has been clerk.
ing in the j. u. Mills cafe at Maitland
returned home, Wednesday, with his
folks. Mr.. and Mrs. C. r.. holland.
WIN. Wood went 10 Mound City
Saturday morning, where he attended
the meeting Of the Farmers Mutual
Insurance Co.
Miss Gladys Owen. of Maryvillc,
came down Friday evening, and spent
few days here at the A. j. Lyons
home.
Allen May, a lawyer of st. Joseph,
who Is n candidate for congress, was
here, Saturday, getting acquainted
with our people, and gave very
interesting talk ut seven o'clock, p. m.
in our city
w. ID. Morga and grandson. VIM.
Morga, went 10 st. Joseph, Saturday,
where they spent the day with their
son and parents. I'd Morga and family.
Eugene Shepherd, of Kansas City,
came up, Friday evening, and spent
a few days, and celebrated the Fourth
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
w. Dinwiddic.
Mrs. Albert Kollmer was a st. Jo-
scph visitor Saturday.
Miss Mabel Turner. Of Cameron,
Mo, came up last Tuesday, and spent
few DAYS here with Miss Bonnie
Miller. They both went to st. Joseph,
Saturday evening, where they will
work.
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Smith returned
TO their home ut Fort Sill, Okla. after
an extended visit here with her folks,
Cad Baker and family, Miss Agnes
Baker accompanied them as far us ST.
Joseph, on their return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rayls were
st. Joseph visitors, Saturday.
Miss Fannie Cason went TO
Mound City, saturday, where she Wis
tied until after the Fourth with her
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Web Carter.
Ernest Smith, of Savannah, came
over Saturday afternoon, and visited
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. j. Smith, returning home, Sunday
evening. His wife came Sunday and
visited with his parents over the
Fourth.
Elmer Fike, Of Napier, was in our
city, Saturday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. l., u. Slusher and
family, and Miss Susie Cross, of Kan
sas City, came up Saturday evening,
and spent the Fourth, here with Mr..
and Mrs, o. T.. Emery.
Mrs. Chas VanHOozier and chill
dren, Eugene and Marguerite, went to
St Joseph, Saturday evening, where
they spent the Fourth with her two
brothers, Leo and Charles Cooper and
families
Mrs. j. NJ. Shumate and sons,
Don, Lewis, Raymond, Paul and Flu
gene all motored to st. Joseph in their
car, Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Vesser, Of Nodaway,
came up Thursday evening, and