The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-02
Tuesday evening Of last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Stalcup were invited up to

and Mrs. Stalcup were invited up to
Rev. Chappell's home, about $3.50 p.
m. for dinner, while the members Of
the club came with well-filled baskets,
and in a short time the table was set.
Mrs. Stalcup was called up and told
she had company, and when Mr.. and
Mrs. Stalcup returned home they
found all Of the club members with
their husbands, and il was complete
surprise. After social time and af-
ter paitaking of a bountiful dinner
they returned home, wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Stalcup long PLEASANT life. All
OF the members were present except
Mrs. J. W. Fitzmaurice and Mrs. n. l..
Everson.
Miss Eva Hogan, Of Bigelow, Wis.
tied Tuesday at the c. s. Mckee home.
Mrs. Ed Boyd gave her music
class an egg hunt, Saturday afternoon.
Raymond Watson found 10 eggs,
which was the most found By any one.
On account Of the high wind, the eggs
and weinies were boiled instead Of be-
ing roasted, rs was planned. At these
meetings, which are held every six
weeks. the children get their grade
cards. The following pupils were
present: Elizabeth and Lucy Rey-
nolds, Marguerite Martin, Marguerite
Chambers, Lorene Fitzmaurice, kath-
ryn Gaemlich, Jeona Walker, Marie
Cummings, Josephine Turney, Frances
Chappell, Gladys Hoover, Nina Cotton,
Rebccca Boyd and Raymond Watson.
Those absent were: Nora Baker, Ber-
nice Leach, Wilma Walker, Bernice
Jeace and Maurine Fitzmauricc.
w. J. Glass went to Falls City.
Tuesday, where he is spending several
days this week.
Mrs. John Smith went ~ Hawa.
tina, Kansas, Tuesday noon. where she
Is with her son. John Smith and fam
lily, who are sick with the flu.
Eddie Smith. OF Stillings, Mo-,
came Monday evening and Is spending
a few days with Chas. Vanhoozier and
family.
A number of farmers here are
planning 10 attend the annual meet.
my OF the Farm Bureau in Mound
City, Friday afternoon.
Saturday afternoon the wind was
blowing so hard that Il blew the hay
rack from the Trevor Ammo wagon
when he was driving west of town.
MIR. Munson, Of Savannah, was
transacting business In our city, the
first Of the week.
> The Brush College school closed
u .oinoo" a,'' So,
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gon' ana telass';Saoya, 81, mn
son, was nna'r'u iu.Su"s, ma,'n "'
70 M'SS arh'crl iios"ing, also VI lo't
and m' Jack Is lne Youngest son o,
Wiz WIN NIa"lol" ~" at,en''o',
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sonHra,,susia''o"S '"" WE" '"''" '""p
happy me. ,u- a, o.
-Mr anu MS hl.'s peaveL, OF >.
Joseph, came up in"t Wednesday, ah'
a,e maSing visN WIN h's opotnc,
Mr. anu MITE Ice ''ea'er' III peh'o'
district. , ,..,
-,nas. y. rrahIe n'uWe oIs,h'S'
TRIP 10 81 Joseph, last Weunesuay.
y. A. Ellis ana family leit saiur
day evening Tor bentonvil'c, ONO
where they wlll make = VISIT WIN rel
atives and may possibly locate there
we WlSh them wen IN their new nome
III. l., Evefson ana fanny hav'
Iet,ine" .IoIn hanS"s ,ny an" az
making Their nome or tner nal,n
west OF town, unti inns iaii, Wyn'
mas been on the SICK nst, havinS MAJ
siege OF the f'u' ana II unable u
attend sehooi. Ill.,,
} -ehaS, Nolahd shlPped y car o
nogs 70 the ST. Joseph Market las
Wednesday "
IMr' ana mrs. Jeii hc'iier return
ed nome, SATURDAY, aiter spending
Iew Gays NJ tne hate nIs,ner none
north OF oregon Mr. hellier Pfuhe'
MIS- Sielher peaeh oicnaru, nh'
says they VIII nave some peaches Uni
year; ,,.--, AZ, M.
, -Morris fiizma1rlce, MISS bettl'
WOOD ana Lewis Hubbard, OF thls eity
] anu Mrs, arthur LOON, OF Napier M
on the suck list win appehole'tis' w
nope Tor their recovery soon, =.
J ~. u. !. scott went 70 ~. Joseph, las