The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-04-16

last thursday, where she was Opefai-
ell upon for appendicitis. We hope
for her recovery soon.
Walter Beck and Thomas Vine
Teare were business visitors IN 81. Jo-
seph. Friday.
REV. J. s. Ryan, pastor Of the
Catholic church, lett Easter Sunday
for "A three months trip to Ireland.
During his absence, Rev. maui, OF ST.
Joseph, will fill his place here.
Last Friday night the Jrnior class
entertained the Senior class and high
school faculty at the home Of Miss
Josephine Birmingham. The house
was appropriately decorated in the
Junior aud Senior cOlors. The evening
was spent in playing games, and an
extempOraneOus program was given.
The night was closed al late hour
with two-course luncheon, the first
sandwiches, tuna fish, sandwiches,
salad, pickles and grape juice, and the
second Of ice cream and cake. ThoS,
present enjoying this delightful eve
ming were: Misses Violet Brock, Ce-
cilc Herman, julia Mckee, McssrS.
Hurschcl Raiser, Ted Bullock, Law
renee fawks and +. Bccler Fitzmau-
rice, Seniors; Agnes Baker, Josephine
Birmingham, Irene Acton, Harry jam
ison, Paul Stalcup, Raymond Henning,
Juniors, and Supt. Warren u. Brett,
Miss Elizabeth Mary Sobbing and
Fred u. Conner, high school faculty.
--lowne Fitzmaurice and Margaret
Chambers spent Saturday and Sunday
at the I'd fitzmaurice home.
Mrs. Albert Hall went 10 For
tescue, Sunday. where she spent few
days at the Rod Watts home.
Henry and Cuisine Mcguire, OF
Kansas City and ponca City, Okla.
came Sunday and are making n visit
with their mother, Mrs. Frances Ma
guire, and daughter, Miss Della.
Rev. {. J. Chapel made bust
ness trip to 81. Joseph, Monday.
Mrs 4. J. Iandcrs, Of 81. Joseph,
came up Saturday and spent few
days here at the Fred I.anders home,
while Mr.. Fred l.andcrs went to ST.
Joseph on u visit. Both returned to
their homes Monday.
We hope that the new city coun-
ell will make some changes for the
bettcnnent OF our city. We would
like 10 see the cars parked where they
belong. have a cleanup day, and let's
clean up the town and get back ON the
map. stop some Of the fast driving,
, AMI see that the cut-outs are kept
closed. while in our city nj least. The
council met last TUESDAY, April q,
The new officers were sworn IN, the
council organized, and they adjourned
to meet Wednesday,, April Ia, when
the mayor will appoint the committees
! Mrs. Anna Finer and daughter
Miss Grace, spent Sunday at the John
Anderson home.
! Everett Schacffcr came in Sunday
from llolyoke, Colo. and Is making /
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Schacifer
1 Mrs. Alice Raiser, Of 81. Joseph
Mr.. and Mrs. Cad Baker and daugh
tiers, Misses Agnes and Naundus, an,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Elliott took din
ner and spent the day, Sunday, at Thu
j, Il. Staltup home.
Henry Taylor went 10 Craig, Sun
day morning, and spent the day will
his sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard llcinc
: MIR. and Mrs. Earnest Thoinhil
took supper Sunday evening at the J
Il. Stalcup home.
| Mrs. W. J. Smith returned hom
, Friday IRON Hiawatha, Kansas, wher
she had been couple of weeks, wait
l inp on her son, Clyde Smith and fam
: ilv, who were on the sick list with In
+ flu. They were getting along NIGEL
when Mr.. Smith LETT them, we are gla
:. 10 hear.
Carl Brown was visiting severa
!. days last week with relatives in Lin
coin, Ncb.
r. Misses Elizabeth Fitzmaurice an
: Bonnie Miller were ST. Joseph visitor
= A number Of Odd Fellows an
Rebekahs from this city attended III
I meeting of the Northwest Nilsson
h OIl EolIows, Aas,,iatinn which ur