The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-30


wiil Keep house for George Brown and
children.
--Mrs. Ellen Fitzmaurice, of the
kinIsey district, has been very sick
woman the past week. Her daughter,
Mrs. s. Il. Chambers, went up Mon
day, and is hclping 10 care for her.
We hope for her recovery soon.
---Chas. Reed left Wednesday for
Kansas City. where lac may secure a
position.
-Galen Mills, of 81. Joseph. spent
Sunday with his parents, c. l.. Mills
and family.
Mrs. Fay McElwain and son came
IN Tuesday from Helena, Mo-, and
are making visit with ner parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Glass. Mrs. Glass
ha, been very sick for some time.
Hugh Wilson and family, of Ore
gon, and Jesse Cain and family, Of
New Point, spent Sunday here with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Wiz
ION.
VIM. Hoover came over from Hor-
ton, kansas, and spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Hoover. Mrs. Hoover Is in very poor
health again. William returned home
Monday, and his wife came over Tues
day and will spend few days with
his parents. we hope for her rccov-
cry soon.
Mrs. l.. r. Mills went to Oregon,
Sunday, to spend tew days with her
pacrnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Johw Smith.
r. 4. Fitzmaurice attended n
meeting Of X I. Lodge, No. ~, in ST.
Joseph, Monday evening, at which
time the degree work was conferred
on several new members. Mr.. Fitz-
maurice says the St. Joseph lodge GER
,ainly has fine degree team. lie H.
"a member Of the lodge in Helena,
Montana.
Mrs. Anna Anderson was on the
,ick list. few days, the first of this
week.
--McSsrs. George Hopper, George
Allabac, T.. W. Smith and &. l.. Ricn-
ardson were in jefferson City, last
week, taking In the sights OF the cap
ital and other state buildings-shook
hands with the governor ana some OF
the other state officials. and they also
visited the penitentiary, and you can
ask George Allabac how they got out.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Maple, of Ore
gon, took dinner ana spent the day
Tuesday, ut the MIS- ROBERT conner
home.
Jesse Mills was tranSacting busi-
Ecss in st. Joseph, Tuesday.
Master Herbert William Cottier.
vino has been making a weeks visit
here with HE grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. II. Cook, and Mrs. Robert
Cotticr. who has been visiting with
relatives ut Maitland and Mound City,
returned to their homes IN Bethany,
Neb., last week:
Mrs. Mahala BAKER. OF forbce,
and Mrs. VIM. Baker, of Omaha, were
visiting a few days, last week, Mt the
VIM. Baker. ST., home. ~,
The home nursing class met WIN
Mrs. {. l.. Richardson. u ladies were
present. The class will meet with
Mrs. Richardson again next Thursday
afternoon.
--Coibin Cliff made a businoss'trip
to Forbes, Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Fields fell Monday
evening, and dislocated her LETT hip.
DR.. J. A. Klopp attended her, and she
II now resting easily.
Mrs. George Watson was shop
ping in ST. Joseph, Tuesday.
Tuesday morning, IA freight, No.
1909, going north on the c. u. 4 q.
line, just south OF CuiZon, when one
Of the journals on one of the cars was
burned off, which caused four cars to
he derailed. There were two carr Of
coal, one Of oil and one OF cement.
The wrecker was sent up from 81. Jo-
seph, and Oscar Moore and Charley
vanhoozier, with their section men,
worked and cleared the wreckage from
the track, and everything was finished
up by evening.
Mrs, i,ura Terry was called To the