The Holt County sentinel., 1920-02-06


Rulo, Neb., last Thursday, liking up
the switch board for the telephone
company there.
sir. and Mrs. Ed Reiger, Of Pres
ton, Neb., returned to their home, last
FRIDAY, alter spending a few days
here with her son, l.. 4. Banks and
family.
-.iIs. Mary Gelvin and daughter.
Mrs. J. L. Mills, were having dental
MOik done In 81. Joseph, FRIDAY amer
noon.
Sidney Banks was tiansacting
business IN Fortcscue, Friday.
Sam Hoover. Of Moberly. Mo-,
came up Friday for visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hoover.
james Hartnett, Jr., was BUSH
ness visitor in St Joseph. Friday.
Miss Kate Green. who Is teaching
the Exodus school, went to Maitland
FRIDAY evening for a few days visit
with George telvin and fanny.
Fay mcElwain, of Helena. Mo,
came Saturday evening for a VISIT
with his wiic's parents, Mr.. and MrS.
W. J. Glass, who are quite sick at thls
writing.
10y Mcfce, of the Melee Stock
Co" OF ST. Joseph. came up SATURDAY
afternoon and made short yisit vim
Geo. Allabac and Ralph Meyer.
--Chas. Reed, of kansas City, spent
last Saturday with his folks here. He
Is now working in the nd shops in
Kansas City.
Mrs. George Drake spent Monday
with her father W. T.. Cation, north %
Mound City.
Jack ham, a mule buyer. of 81.
Joseph, was IN our city Monday.
Miss Margaret Martin spent Sat.
urday night and Sunday with her un
Gle. Allen Elder and family, IN the
Chambers district.
-Corbin Ciift has bought the III
Mccoy pool hail IN Forbes. There IL
also u restaurant In connection with
the pool room, which was bought by
u. NhitmOrc. Of that city.
A. j. Landcfs came up from st.
Joseph. Sunday, and his wiic came uJ.
Tuesday, and are spending few days
here with their sou, Fred and IamiN.
Dick Toibcrt, wife and mother.
who have been living north of Oregon.
have moved to their farm, north q,
our city.
Judge u. {. Stallard went TO Lib.
cuy, Mo, Saturday morning, TO see
his son, Otto. who was reported a. b.
sick with the flu. Basil Bennett, OF
this city, who also attending schuu,
there, was In the hospital, and Herbert
Richardson was also reported to b,
sick. MIR. Stallard returned home sun.
day night, and reports all three of thu
boys much better. which We are glad
to hear.
Walter Scott came up Sunda,
and spcnt the day with his mother
Mrs. l.. J. Scott. His brother, ]. T.,
returned home with him that evening
and transacted bl siIoss In ST. JOSEPH
Monday.
R. Meyer and G.. Allabac shipped,
"A ear load Of cattle and "a car load OF
hogs to 81. Joseph. Monday.
Misses Elizabeth and Lucy Rcy.
n0lds are the owners Of a new piano,
which their father, Vim. Reynolds, pur-
chased in ST. Joseph last week.
Miss Catherine llartnelt, of st.
Joseph, H. making visit with her
parents, James llartnctt and family,
north Of town.
The {. u. class of the Christian
Sunday school have postponed THEN
class meeting for an indefinite period,
on account of 80 much sickness, sew
cral members having the flu. We hope
to hear of their speedy recovery.
Howard $. 1earc, Of Oregon, Wis.
tied Sunday with his mother, Mrs, Ma.
tilda Tcarc.
MIR. and Mrs. o. T.. Emery and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert nollmcr drove
over to Oregon, Sunday evening, to
attend the sermon delivered by the
district superintendent, Rev. ". r,
Burris, at the Methodist church.
DR.. and Mrs. j. l.. Gelvin, Of Fill
more, came over and spent Thursday
with his mother and sister, Mrs. Mary
Gcvin and J. T.. Mills and wife.
MIR and Mrs. Chas. Bruntmeyer
and children spent Sunday with her
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Castccl, in
kimsey district,
Sidney Banks left Sunday night
for his home in Preston, Neb., after
AN extended visit here with his broth
or, l.. A. Banks and family.
Mrs. W. +. Richardson was called
to Liberty, Mo-, Saturday, on account
Of Basel Bennett being sick with the
flu.
MIR. and Mrs. O. T.. Emery and
Rev. &. J. Chappell, wife and daugh.
ter, Frances, took dinner and spent
the day, Sunday, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Kollmer.
Miss Gladys Owen, Of Maryvlle,
visited from Saturday until Sunday
evening with A, j, Lyons and family