The Holt County sentinel., 1920-06-18


.pent Sunday at the Earl Book home
in Bigelow. Marie Book returned
with them in the evening and is max
ing few days visit at the Ezra Mar
tin home.
j. NJ. Snumate and family we're
visiting Sunday evening at the Albert
Martin home.
! Mrs. Rose Apgar and daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Pearson and son. Seaton,
went to Mound City, Monday evening,
where they are visiting at the Have
Burnett nome.
I Paul Acton returned to Kemmcr-
err. Wyo.. Monday, after spending a
few days here with his folks, J. r.
Acton and family.
MIR. and Mrs. A. o. Swope, Of near
Mound City, and nephew, Frank
reffner. of Red Oak, Iowa. came
down last Wednesday night and Wis.
They left here Thursday morning for
Burlington, Colo.
Mrs. Chauncey Huiatt and Miss
Nobel Smith, of near Maitland, and
I Miss Eva Hogan, of Oregon, were
guests at the Ralph Meyer home Fri.
day.
Mrs. Charles Frederick, Of Rulo,
Ncb., and daughter, Mrs. Nellie Adj
ans, Of Iowa Point, Kansas, were Wis
iting Sunday at the Frank Lovelady
home. They went to Fairfax from
here Monday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray holland and Mr.
and Mrs. John holland were visitors
ut the Chas. Hoover home, Sunday.
A. II. Jeffrey went to Clarinda,
Iowa. Monday morning. where he at.
tended the funeral Of Mr.. G. A. Lislc,
which was held there that afternoon.
Mr.. Lislc IL the father Of Mrs. A. A..
Jeffrey. who formerly resided here.
Mrs. T.. l.. Brodbcck. George Wat
son and family, Mrs. A. J. Jamisoh,
Mrs. Chris Jamison and Hugh Wilson
and family spent Sunday ut the Lee
, Beaver home in the Benton district.
Mrs. Frank Waggoncr. who Is at.
tending school ut Maryvlle, spent Sat
urday and Sunday at home.
sir. ard Mrs. Frank Mills spent
SUNDAY at the Peter Fryman home.
w. l.. Cradle IL moving his
blacksmith shop into the old vinegar
plant.
Mrs. John Baker and son, Of near
Mound City, and Misses Minerva Ford
and Nettie Hood spent Sunday at the
Henry Hood home.
MIR. and Mrs. Barney Stalcup are
building new five-room bungalow,
with sleeping porch. on the Banks
place. Al Wood is doing the work.
j. W. Grouse was a business Wis
itor in 81. Joseph. Thursday.
Thomas Reeves and wife spent
Sunday at the Albert Walker home.
Miss Jessie Bristol, " st. Joseph,
came up Saturday night and visited
at the John Anderson home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson and daughter, Miss
' Anna, Miss Bristol and Miss Grace
Finer drove over to Maryvillc. Sun
day morning, where they visited ut
the Dave Bagby home. The Andcr-
sons and Miss Grace returned home in
the evening, but Miss Bristol remain
ed.
Fred Beavers came Saturday from
Bcllcville, Kansas, and attended their
sale. Mr.. Beavers and family left
Tuesday for Bellevillc, where they will
make their home. We wish them well
in their new home.
j. 7. Scott attended the threshers'
meeting, which was held at Bigelow,
Saturday.
Misses Mary Alkire and Violet
Brock and Mrs. Len Schaeffer were
st. Joseph visitors, Thursday.
We understand that Mr.. Warren
II. Brett, of Savannah, and Miss Mar
jorie Wilfroy, OF Maryville. were
united in marriage last week. We ox-
tend our congratulations to this highly
' esteemed couple. Mr.. Brett will long
, be remembered as superintendent Of
our school for year and half.
Miss Naundis Quick spent Thurs
day night at the J. T. Scott home.
Rev. c. J. Chappcll and family left
1 Monday morning in their car for Sa-
lima, Ea"sas. where they will make a
visit with his brother and family,
From Salina. his brother and family
will accompany them to Colorado
Springs. where they will make short
visit.
MIS-, y, -. buiIOck, OF Armour
South Dakota, stopped over here few
days, last week, and visited at the DR..
+. f. Bullock home, while on her way
To st. Joseph.
!. Marguerite and Eugene Van
Hoozier have received new piano and
violin as a present from their father,
and they are sure proud Of them.
1 Mrs. T.. l.. Gardner went 10 Rush
vile, Mo-, last week, to be at the bed
side Of her mother, Mrs. C. T.. Wells,
who was reported quite sick.
4 Frank Waggoner and Corbin
Cliff were In Maryville, Monday.
J Miss Quick, Of st, Joseph, visited
several days last week with her cou-
sin, Miss GRACE Quick, in the Benton
district.
Miss Frances Chambers is visit
ing with relatives in the Benton dis
trict this week.
! Mrs. Sarah Potter was on the sick