The Holt County sentinel., 1920-05-14

Thursday, from White Cloud, Kansas,
where she has been working.
Mrs. Al. kunkel, Mrs. c. A. Moore
and Mrs. Joe Russell and children, of
Bolvina, Colo, came Friday for a few
DAYS visit at the Quinn Quick home.
w. S. Clifford, ST., of st. Joseph,
was here Saturday and Sunday, look
ing after business interests, and visit
ing with his sons, south of town.
Miss Margaret Mckee, Of Bige-
Z. s. Mckee home, Saturday.
Mrs. &. l.. Richardson was shop
ping in st. Joseph. Saturday.
Presley Hicks, of Bigelow, was a
business visitor in our city, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Smith, Of
near Savannah. came over Saturday.
and visited over Sunday with his par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. J. Smith.
Henry Taylor spent Saturday
night and Sunday in Craig.
The Forest City Chautauqua will
be held in the park, and the dates are
July 20, % and %.
Mrs. 5. 7. Huiatt and family took
dinner and spent the day, Sunday, at
the $. i. Allen home in Oregon. W.
). Clifford, Jr. and family were also
there in the afternoon.
Mrs. lewis kimmel returned to
her home in Bigclow, Friday evening,
after attending the funeral Of her
uncle, J.. +. Baker, which was held
here thursday afternoon.
--Hurschel Raiser spent aturday
in st. Joseph.
Misses Irene Acton and Mabel
Mcclure were st. Joseph visitors, sat.
urday.
Worth Ammo and family, of the
Burr Oak district, spent Sunday with
her parents, Corbin Cliff and family.
j. r.. Alkire and family spent the
day, Sunday, at the Ira Alkire home,
in the Walnut Grove district.
"A. j. Lyons and family and Miss
Gladys Owens spent Wednesday eve
ming ut the A. j. Gotten home.
MIR. ana Mrs. Arthur Cook and
son. Nelson, spent Sunday with hls
folks, y. ". Cook and family.
y. j. Garner went over TO Savan.
nah, Monday morning, where he Is
making "a visit with relatives. His
grandson. Harold Garner, accompanied
him Us far rs st. Joseph.
AIR. ami Mfs. t.EIa Martin and
daughter, Dorothy, and Miss Ncl.c
Book and Albert Martin and family
were shopping in Mound City, SatuI.
day.
Miss Gladys Landcrs, who has
been on the sick list in Kansas CITY.
spent Sunday with her folks, A. J.
Landers and wife, near Savannah.
MIR. and Mrs. J. T. Scott spent
sunday ut the l.. V. Scott home.
Lloyd watson, OF Oregon, was Wis.
lting Sunday at the r.. l.. Brodbcck
home.
The Jesse EariNon land, west Of
Forest City, which was owned by A.
l.. Button, has recently been purchas-
ed by Henry BURNETT.
MIR. and Mis-. {. {. France and
son, Russell, Naundus Baker and
Misses Lucy and Elizabeth Reynolds
took dinner, Sunday, at the Chas. T..
holland home.
The girls of the Pathfinders' class
Of the Methodist Sunday school enter
tanned the boys Of their class at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mills,
last Thursday evening. An elaborate
dinner was served at $3.50. The colors
of the class, green and white, were
carried out in the decorations. Pro-
gressive rock was played during the
evening. and at late hour ali de-
parted for their homes, thanking Mr..
and Mrs. Mills for such pleasant
evening. The next meeting will be ut
the home Of Miss Tracy Blevins.
Miss Lillian Bergman, of 81. Jo-
seph, visited at the Mrs. Anna Finer
home, from Friday until Monday.
Floyd, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Grouse, fell and broke his arm, last
Thursday, May O. DR.. +. T.. Bullock
called and rendered the necessary sur
gical attention.
Earl Schaeffer was transacting
business in st, Joseph, Monday.
Albert Guthrie and Mat Boyle
left Monday for Rawlings, Wyoming.
Mrs. Hannah Hit spent few
days, last week, with Mrs. Julia Shuts
and son. Roy, in Mound City, return
ing home Monday.
Mrs, y. +. Baker, Mrs. Cad Baker
and Miss Arlie Hawley were st. Jo-
seph visitors, Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Earnest Lunsfom
and Albert Martin and family took
sumner at the Ezra Martin home, Sum
day evening.
Thomas Landers, of Savannah,
came over Saturday and visited over
Sunday with Lawrence Reed and Fred
Landers and family.
Miss Marguerite Martin was visit
ing Sunday with Miss Jacquella Gold
en- In the Chambers district.
u. 7. Scott made a business trip
to st. Joseph, Monday.
Henry Tayl r, while cranking a