The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-07-02
Our local base ball team played a

Our local base ball team played a
game against the Mound City second
, team at Big Lake, Sunday afternoon,
the score being IL TO 1 in. favor Of our
boys.
! There was surprise dinner given
on George Stroud at his home, Sun
day, II being his birthday. Some Of
those present were: Mrs. Escoe Stall
cup and son, Scott Waggoner and
Walter Waggoner.
Mrs. Anna Elmer and daughter,
Miss Grace, went to st. Joseph Satur-
day evening, where they visited un-
Ia Monday with relatives and friends.
MIR. and Mrs. George Watson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Drehcr, Mrs Joe
, Conner and son. Frank, and daughter
Alice, spent the day, Sunday at the
Mrs. A. J. Jamison home.
MIR. and Mrs. s. T.. Chambers and
family left this week in their car for
Nisalia, California where they expect
to make their home. They went by
the northern route, going to Effing-
ham and Hanover, Kansas to visit
relatives, ~ Hastings, Nebr- Che
yenne, Wyo., Salt Lake City, Utah, and
then TO California. Their many friends
here wish them a safe landing and
prosperity in their new home.
Our cemetery boarl hired Owen
Black 10 cut and clean off the grass
in the cemetery, which looks mighty
nice.
Mrs. r. G. Wells and granddargh-
ter. Virginia Gardner. came IN last
Tuesday evening from Nashville, No..
when Virginia returned home after
making a two weeks visit with hor
grandmother at that city.
Mrs $. 7. Huiatt and daughters,
Mrs. u. :. Cosner. Mrs. Gertrude
Shanks and Miss Ethel Huiatt visited
Saturday afternoon at the Judge ID.
c. Stallard home.
| The Farmers were to have held
their meeting. Thursday evening Mt the
City Hall, but on account of the Ore
gon Camp Fire Girls, holding their
play, there, that evening, they held
their meeting in the BaptiS, church.
MIR. ard Mrs. J. ". Dinwiddie.
Vim. Dinwidddic and family, Charles
Dinwid,lic and family, ard George
Cameron and family all drove over
to Fillomrc. Sunday, June 20, and
took dinner ut the Stone George home.
Charley Cass lcf, Monday for
Ness City. Kansas City, where he
work In the harvest fields on the Joe
..urray and George Patterson farms.
Glass No. .. Of the Methodist
Sunday School went to Big Lake. We'd
nesday, June 10. They took lunch and
had u jolly good time. Those of the
class present were: Misses Wilma
Walker. Wilma Tcarc, lcnnis and
vclma Wallace, Francis and Murlc
Carter. Nellie Thornhill, Irene Acton,
Mcssrs Paul Stalcup, Elijah Alkirc
Harry Janison, Orvillc Coffman, Al
fled Dunn, and Lawrence fawks
Those that wen; as guests were:
Misses Gertrude and Hazel Lyons,
Richard Stratton, and Mrs. Albcr,
kollmcr. who Is their teacher. ON nc.
count OF the busy season there was
not q full attendance, Us this interest
ing class has an enrolment of twenty.
two members.
Miss Marguerite Kirk, who has
been clerking for the ilrsch Bros
Store, in 81, Joseph, returned home,
last Tuesday.
Miss Grace Long went to Coin
Iowa, last Tuesday evening, where she
Is spending "A few days with her folks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse V. Stump.
| Thomas Vine Tcarc was In ST. 10.
Seph. last Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Smith and
Mrs. Escoe Stalcup and son spcn,
last Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. J
II. Stalcup.
Mrs. Ida Speer spent last Tues
day at the Chas. Sentncy home.
| James Quick, of the Benton dis
trict, shipped car Of hogs to the 81
Joseph market, last Wednesday.
MIR and Mrs. Fred Davis, OF New
Point, drove down Saturday evening
and Mrs. Davis's mother, Mrs. Lur'
Terry, returened home with them, fol-
an extended visit.
i Miss May Chapman, of New
Point, came down the first of las
week. and is making two weeks
visit here with Miss Dora Baker, AM
from here, she will go to Sioux City
Iowa, where she will visit with rea
; tives.
A. Il. Cass was transacting bust
ness in st. Joseph, Thursday.
Herman Carson and wife went I,
their home ut Clarinda, Iowa, las
Thursday evening, and they will NOV,
from there to st. Joseph, this week.
Mrs. Celia Cain, of st. Joseph
has been spending the past two week
with her daughter, Mrs. Jake Hahl
and family in the Culp district, AM
here with John Jackson and wife, O
C. Plummer and family and othe
relatives and friends, returning home
Sunday.
Miss Hazel Murry, Of Forbes
came up last Wednesday evening, an
spent a few days at the James Quicl
home in the Benton district.
Mr.. A. A. Jeffrey, Of Columbs
Mo-, came Thursday, from Clarinda
Iowa, where the family have been 70
the past three weeks at the bedside o
Mrs. .Jeffrey's father, C. A. Lisle