The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-07-16

Ethel Stewart, Of Oregon, came
down Frioay morning. and made few
days visit here with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs, Cad Baker and
family. Naundus Baker returned home
with Ethel Saturday evening, for a
few days visit.
Uncle Frank Shackelford, who
has been making a two weeks visit
with his grand-niece, Mr.. and Mrs.
Conn, near Adrain, Mo-, returned
home, the latter part of last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Shoeinbachlor
and daughter were st. Joseph visitors,
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. T.. l.. Craig and
children, OF Napier. were visiting last
Thursday at the L. A. Banks home.
Mrs. Perry Turney and daughter,
Margaret, Mrs. Riley Turney and
daughter. Miss Genevieve, and Alice
Frances Fairbanks were st. Joseph
visitors, Saturday.
John LeGrand Baker. of Mary
vile, Mo, who Is candidate on the
Republican ticket for congress, was in
our city, Friday.
The Silver Star has installed some
new electric fans, which were put in
last week.
Mrs. b. S. Cosner, who has been
making months visit with her moth.
or, Mrs. S. r. Huiatt and family and
her daughter, MIR. and Mrs. W. S.
Clifford, Jr., and little daughter Bar
baria, left Thursday evening for WiCh.
tia, Kansas, TO make few days visit
with her friend, Miss Ada Galloway,
and from there she will return to her
home in Denver, Colo.
Mrs. c. Il. Rayhill. Of Oregon, wa.
visiting last Thursday, with Mrs. J. I
Scott.
Mrs. Riley Turncy and daughter,
Miss Genevicvc. and Alice Frances
Fairbanks. of Haxtum, Colorado, came
in Thursday evening. and are making
visit here with relatives and fricnd,.
Mrs. Turncy was also at Auburn.
Neb., where her father. I. II. Skccn,
lives and Is on the sick list.
Hon. Arthur VI. Hyde, Of Trenton,
Mo. and W. A. Pctrcc, Of 81. Joseph,
were in our city, Friday afternoon.
Mr. Hyde II n Republican candidate
for the office Of governor, and MIR,
Petree Is going around with him,
making him acquainted with our
people.
Mrs. VIM. Sipes and son, Of
Graham, Mo, returned to their home,
Friday evening, after making a visit
here with her mother Mrs. Henry
Field. and her aunt, Mrs. Mary Foley.
Charley Hit. Of Mound City, was
in our City, Saturday.
Miss Mollie Corby, of st. Joseph,
came up Saturday afternoon, and is
making n visit with her brother, VIM,
Corby and family in the Benton dis
trict.
MIR. and Mrs. J. G. Harris. OF
Stewartsville. Mo-, Mrs. G.. T.. Weber
Miss Rebecca Wood, OF this city. Mr.
and Mrs. II. S. Tcare, Of Oregon
spent the day Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Plummer.
Miss Agnes Baker went TO Mound
City, Saturday. where she visited over
Sunday with her brother, Mr.. and Mrs
Herschel Baker.
Mrs. J. T. Birmingham and
daughter, Miss Genevicve, were 81. Jo-
seph visitors, Saturday. Miss Alice
Igoc returned home with them In the
evening for few days visit.
MIR. and Mrs. J. G.. Harris return.
ed 10 their home at Stewartsville, Mo.
Saturday, after weeks visit here. and
in Oregon, with relatives and friends,
Rev. +. II. Hoxie, who Is holding
meeting at Oregon. with an auto
load Of people met ut the home OF
Daniel Hahn, ST., Saturday afternoon
at 2:30, for the regular Sabbath SER
vices.
-Beeler Fitzmauricc and Paul No.
land were visiting relatives at Matt
land, Sunday evening.
Rev. +. II. Hoxie informs US that
several people are starting out TO
serve God, and several more are deep
ly interested in the efforts he is put.
ting forth in his meeting, which he il
holding in Oregon.
j. II. Wilson received a message
Monday, from Triplett, Mo-, saying
that his nephew, Harry Wilson, was
killed by falling from an electric ligh,
pole, where he was working. Harry
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
Wilson, who formerly lived here. Harry
served in the army; and was in the
battle Of the Argonne in France, wher,
he was gassed. Justice j. II. Wilson
and Mrs. Ida Meyer, of here and T. T
Wilson, of Bigelow, left Monday, an,
attended the funeral Of their nephew
Judge Phillip Scholtzhauer ant
wife. Of here and Mr.. and Mrs. Sebouri
Carson, Of Oregon, all drove over il
the Carson car, Sunday morning, an,
spent the day on the Judges farm
which he recently purchased at En-
nett, Kansas.
Miss Irene Cook left Saturday TO
Chapman, Kansas where she is making
a visit with her sister-in-law, Mr.. an,
Mrs. W. II. Hanson.
The C. b. Glass Of the Christian
Sunday school held their regula
meeting at the home of Lucy, Eliza
beth and William Reynolds, last Tues
day evening. After the business ses
sion, a program was given, consisting