The Holt County sentinel., 1920-11-26
Forest City and Vicinity
APPENINGs OF INTEREST, AS RECORDED BY DELPHEUs

Edna and Alma Drehcr, OF the
Woods district, were visiting Saturday.
here, with their brother, Ray Drchcr
and wife.
Mrs. +. r. Elton, Of Tarkio, spent
last Friday, here with her folks, Mr..
and Mrs. Neal kunkcl.
The Farmers Elevator shipped
out car Of yellow corn to St Joseph,
Thursday.
w. r. Vance, Of Mound City, Owe
Flaton, Of Forbes and Mr.. Boyer, Of
Savannah, were in our city on busi-
ness, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Diana Miller spent several
days, last week at the Fred Wcis
home. near Oregon, returning home
Thurslay evening.
John holland made business trip
To- st. Joseph, last Tuesday.
Dan Hahn, Jr. shipped car of
hog. tn the 81. Joseph market. last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Diana Miller and Mrs. Fred
NCis went up o. Rock PUIt. Mo. FIJI
day morning, whore they attended the
funeral Of their brOthcr-in. law and
uncle. George Enni..
MI. sid Nand,yocr and son, Her.
man, Of Salem, Ncbr., came over SAT.
urday evening. and visited few days.
here with relatives.
Misses Ruth Watkins and Nellie
May were ST. Joscp visitors, Satur.
day.
VIM. Kirk shipped car Of al.
falfa hay to ST. Joseph. Saturday.
Miss Grace Quick, of Kansas City.
came up, Saturday morning, and spcnt
Saturday at the A. ]. Gotten home, and
sunday with her folks. Mr. and Mrs
james Quick in the Benton district, re-
turning Sunday evening.
Frank Casiccl and Arthur Cook,
Of Napier, drove down to kansas City,
in the Castcol car. Friday On bu .lncss,
returning home, Saturday.
Judge ". j. Glass made a bu .inoss
trip To st. Joseph, Friday.
Mrs ). T.. Allen and son, Slas. Jr.,
uf Oregon, >pcn, Saturday with her
mother, Hrs. $. r. Huiatt and family.
Miss Anna Gohccn wa, shopping
IN st. Joseph. Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth llavct, Of ST. 10.
cph, came up Saturday, and made a
few day,' visit with her son, AlcNan.
der llavct and family. north of town.
II. \. Bowie, made a business
TIP a. st. Joseph. Saturday.
Judge Philip Sci lO,zhaucr made
a business trip Ia St. JOspch, SATURDAY.
j. ], Mcdonald, superintendent Of
the ChildrCns Orphans Home at 81.
Louis. was in our city. Saturday. TAX
ing subscriptions and getting money
for the home.
--MossrS. George, llamp and Lafc
Minton, Of FOrtcscuc and Robert Min.
ton, Of Kansas City. were IN our city.
Saturday afternoon.
-Galen Mills. Of 81. Jospeh. spent
Saturday night and Sunday. here with
his folks. {. l.. Mills and family.
--Chris Jamison shipped "a car uf
hoy 10 81. Joseph. last week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian church met aud organized
again ut the Mrs. J. II. Wilson home,
Friday afternoon, and are ready 10 do
all kinds Of work now, and any one
who has any work to do leave Il al
the Wilson home. Mrs. Ida Spcci
WAS made president; Mrs. j. II. vii
son, vicc-prcsidcnt; Mrs. Chas. Hoover,
treasurer; and Mr. Adam Schneffcr,
secretary.
Miss Marjorie l'it2mauricc, Of ST.
Joseph, came up Friday evening, aud
visited here with relatives, and return
ed home, Saturday evening.
Those who shipped stock from
hsHNH 1 lHasH -.
one ear Of hogs; \, ilayct, one car Of
hogs; j. &. Meyer, one car Of hogs; j.
l.. Andler, one car Of cattle, and one
Of cattle and hogs miXcd; John
llorncckcr one ear Of hogs; Wm. Dcrr,
one car of hogs; Dan Hahn. Jr., one
car of hogs.
"A bon supper was given at the
Bluff City school house, Thursday
might, The school cleared S25.T5,
which will be used for hot lunches tn be
given for the scholars at noon. The
school is thankful To the people Of
Forest City, Forbes and the Bluff City
district. and FOR Arthur Hulscr for act
ing Ia auctionccr. Miss Julia Mckee
received the boz of candy for being
the most popular young lady present,
aud Thomas V, TCarc received the cob
pipe for being the LATEST man. Every
one seemed 10 enjoy Themselves, hav-
ing n good time. Miss Oipha Stewart.
Of Oregon, is teacher.
Misses Julia Mckee and Agnes
Baker spent Sunday at the {. l.. Rich
ardSon home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Combs, Of
Bigclow, came down Saturday and
spent few days here with friends.
Harold Markt and family of Ore
gon, spent Sunday here with Mrs.
Markts parents, John France and