The Holt County sentinel., 1920-07-16
Personal and Otherwise

accompanied by his wife. two daugh-
tiers. father, Daniel Kunkcl. Sr. who
had been visiting them for week or
ten days, went TO ST. Joseph, Saturday
afternoon OF last week. by auto, re-
turning Tuesday afternoon of this
week. They also visited with his
brother. Roy and wife in Kansas City,
while away.
Joshua Adolph has returned from
Enid, Oklahoma, where he went to
look after his harvesting and thrcsh-
ing. He had 100 acres in wheat,
which he says was finc--averaged 20
bushels per acre, graded No. =, and for
which he received s2.a5 per bushcl.
Jacob kurtz has our thanks for a
plate Of cling peaches, and We believe
they are the first If the sason. They
were certainly delicious.
The Forest City Chautauqua will
be held July 20 to %, inclusive.
We had the pleasure OF meeting
our old friend, Lowell Edwards, and
his charming daughter, Miss Mary,
who were at Big Lake, last Sunday,
where they were visiting his sister,
Mrs. John +. Idcn, husband and other
relatives. Lowell grew to manhood
on the banks of Big Lake. but for a
number of years has been resident
Of Iowa, where he has fine farm, and
is also engaged in stock raising. For
the past year, he has rented his farm.
and wit hhs wife and children are liv-
ing at Havelock, Nebraska, a suburb
of Lincoln, Nebraska. where the chill
dren are attending the State univer-
sity.
&C. ID. Zook, wife and daughter,
Mrs. Mary Hubbard, little grandson,
Sherman, of Kansas City, with their
nurse maid, and Jabors Welton, as
chauffcr, left Thursday Of this week
from Kansas City, for the north
where they expect to remain for five
or six weeks. Alexandria, Minnesota,
will be their address for awhile. Mrs.
J, c. Fits, her son, Dwight, sister,
Mrs. +. l.. Champion, Of Kansas City,
and Mrs. W, W. Dawson and son,
Wallace, Jr., of this city, accompanied
them. They also go by auto, and their
destination is also Alexandria--one
big family, and one good time we hope
for all.
John Markt and Edwin Bunker
have returned from the Kansas har-
vest fields, brown and hearty. John
has resumed his position with the Zook
& Rocker Banking Co.
Mrs. Emma McKenna, Of Jeffer-
son City, accompanied by her son, Roy,
Of Kansas City, are visiting here, the
guests Of daughter and sister, Mrs
c. ]. Koock and daughter, Miss
| Mildred.
Miss Mary Moore, after a few
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs, En-
ma Moore and other relatives, left this
week, en-route for her home In Buff
falo, N. Y, but will visit in New York
and other eastern cities on her way
home.
Remember the Oregon Chsutau-
qua will be held August 10 to 10, in
elusive.
George r. Morgan, Of Forbes, was
in Oregon, Friday of last week, and
while here closed deal, whereby Roll
Ross, became the owner of his farm OF
20 acres near Forbes on the north, fol
which he paid George 500 per acre.
DIR. F. Z. Bullock, of Forest City
win leave about the goth of this month
for Montana, where he will take q
much needed rest. He will be gone
five or six weeks.
Samuel l.. Sipes, Of Forbes, and
Frederick H. Mullis, Of Mound City
enlisted at the recruiting station in
st. Joseph, Thursday of last week.
Mrs. George Kaucher and daugh'
ter, Miss Frances, Of Memphis
Tennessee, are visiting here with hel
mother, Mrs. Frances l. DUNCAN, ant
other relatives.
Miss Cora Field was st. JOSEPH
visitor, Wednesday Of this week.
Joseph Henry, of the Richlant
school district, Clay township, left
Thursday Of last week, for Claremore
Oklahoma, where he went with the OBJ
ject Of settling up the affairs of tn
"202" oil well, In which q number o.
eur citizens were interested