The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-08-27

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son, Otto, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. l.y-
ons and daughters, Misses Gertrude
and Hazel, were all enjoying thcmclvcs
up in the mountains nj the Cosncr
cottage.
leslie Cushmun. of Iowa Falls,
Iowa, who has been IN the harvest
fields Of Kansas. while un his way
home. stopped over last Wednesday
evening and spent the night ut ,he
Nm. Stone home, and left for his
nome Thu day morning.
--.Me'srs. james Hopper. of near
Bolr;ow. Mo. and =. -. Hopper and
/ famiy, of Colorado springs, Colo,
came last Tuesday and made u visit
here with their son and brother, Elijah
/ Hopper and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Ruddlc and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. lanson Bron-
son and Miss Marie Stanton. Of Fill
more, and Miss Gladys Stanton, Of
Clarinda. Iowa, were here last We'd
ncsday, visiting ut the VI. X. Cum
mings home. All returned TO Fillmore
in the evening.
/ Irwin DEFAULT returned home last
Friday from Shenandoah, Iowa, where
he had been few days visiting his
/ sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Castcen.
and also attending the Shenandoah
Fair.
Ford was building barn for Clair
Watson, he had his ladder up against
a post, he started to climb up the lad
der, which turned and he fell to the
ground, spraining his ankle severely.
lie IL now around on crutchcs.
/, Mrs. Sudie Vosburg and daugh-
ter. To0tsie, Of Bedford, Iowa, came
last Wednesday and are making n
two weeks visit here with their sister
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Craw-
ford.
Mrs. Joe Mitchell and son, Max,
returned home, Saturday, Aug Ia,
from Morris, Okla, in their car, after
making an extended visit with her
mother. Mrs. George Landrey.
The following relatives and
friends from a distance attended the
funeral Of John Schaeffer, ST., Satur-
day afternoon: Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Hixon and his mother, OF Iowa Point,
Kansas; Bert Hixon, Of White Cloud,
Kansas; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hixon,
of White Cloud; Ben Schaeffer, son,
David, of Mound City, and two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Chas. Steward and daugh-
ter, Miss Marie, Of Seneca, Kansas;
Mrs. Thomas Dunkins and son, Wilson,
of st. Joseph; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. An
des, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Weightman
and family, John Nixon and family
VIM. Murray and family, Grover An
des and family, Major Kieffer and
family, Roy Wilkes, Roy Kuhn and
family, Miss Anna Schaeffer, all of
Mound City; Mrs. Matte, Foster, OF
Oregon.
Mrs. 0. T.. Emery received a mes
sage Friday evening, calling her to
Kansas City, where her niece, Mrs. IT,
b. Slusher, was very sick with appen-
dicitis. Mrs. Emery went down that
evening, and Mr.. Emery went down
Saturday evening and he returned
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ezra Martin and baby and
Miss nellie Book were visiting Tues
day of last week at the Uncle VIM
Baker home.
Miss Mabel Smith, who was re-
turning to her home near Maitland
from Salt Lake City, Utah, and othel
points in the West, stopped over here
last Wednesday and spent a few days
with her sister, Mr.. and Mrs. RALPH
Meyer, returning to her home the lat
ter part of the week.
Mrs. Bert Chennowith and daugh
ter, Ormenta, of Wellington, Kansas
came over last Wednesday and spen
q few days with her sister, VIM. Gal
braith and family.
w. J. Glass and daughter, Mis-
Callie, and Charley Schaeffer an.
family spent Sunday at the II. W
lSchaeffer home.
l. Mrs. Nan Rloosner and son, Cliff
, ton, of naara NSUf Point and Mr.. Scot
Preston and family, 0sRichyilIe, spen