The Holt County sentinel., 1920-07-23

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pieces out. On Thursday, he and his
mother, Mrs. j. NJ. Gentry, went 10
Dr. W. c. Proud in st Joseph, and
he took several pieces Of steel out Of
the right eye.
Mrs. Alice Molcn and son. Garner.
of Springfield. Mo-. came Friday
afternoon and are making a visit here
with their cousin, Corbin Gift and
family.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Finn spcn,
Sunday at the John Adolph home.
near Oregon.
-Tice Spcer Of Ttarkio, came down
and spent Friday with his mother, Mrs.
Ida Specr.
George Tcrhune made a business
trip 10 st. Joseph, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T.. Emery and
Rev. {. +. Chappell and wife visited
Thursday evening at the George V.
Hinklc home.
VIM. Derr, Of Oregon. shipped "A
car Of hogs from our city, Thursday.
Mrs. Riley Turney and daughter.
Fairbanks returned to Haxtum, Colo,
last Thursday, after IA weeks visit
here with relatives and friends. They
also stopped a few days ut Auburn.
kans., TO visit Mrs. Turney's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. d. Skeen
MIR and Mrs Hugh Burricr were
Bin st Joseph, Friday, where Mrs.
Burreir is taking treatmcn.
Last Tuesday, when Corl Adikson,
Of the ldlewilde district, was cranking
a car, the crank flew back striking
on his right arm, and broke both
bones below the elbow.
-Corbm Gift and cousins, Mrs,
Alice Molen and son. Garner, were WIS.,
iting at Forbes with relatives and
friends, Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Moore spent
Saturday in st Joseph.
Fred Wallace came up Saturday
night from Bethany, Mo-, and spent
a few days here with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Wallace,
-Claud Sanners was business
visitor in st. Joseph, Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Marguerite Kirk was having
dental work done In Oregon, several
days, last week.
VIM. Pearson, Of Centralia, ILL.,,
went to Napier, Sunday, where he
will join his wife and her mother,
Mrs. Rose Apgar at the VIM.
Mcclure home They will also visit
here the last of this week before re-
turning home.
Sunday School class, No. 0, "The
Stars Of the Methodist church, were
at the home of their
Mrs. Ed Evans, Friday after.
noon. They were eleven Of the class
and one visitor present. Music and
games were played after which re-
freshments of berries and cake were
served. Punch was served by Frances
Chappell. Those present were:
Frances Chappell, Josephine Turney,
Katherine Blodget, Frances Hinde,
Leona Church, Leota Ross, Alice Tram
burger, Alice holland, Elva Bruner,
Bertha Grouse, Lottie Baker, and India
Meyer. a visitor.
Mrs. Emmett LaFrance return
ed to her home at Forbes, Monday
morning, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Major Clark, who will visit
with her. Mrs. LaFrance has been
making visit here with Mrs. M.
Clark, Mrs. J. l.. Vandeveer and at
Oregon with Guy Hicks and wife, and
with relatives at Mound City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Williams, of
Holyoke, Colo, came Monday and will
probably make their home here. Wei
welcome them back here with again.
H. r. +. Kelly and wife and son,
Of Maitland, spent Sunday
and visited with his brother, Web
Kelly and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert McKown and
'on, Donald, Of near Bigelow, and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Cook and son, Of
Napier, spent the day and took dinner
It the Albert Martin home, Sunday.
Iehn Field, Misses Ethel and Ida
Field also spent Sunday evening at
he Martin home.
Mrs Ora Miller and children, of
Savannah, came over Saturday, and
made a visit at the Web Kelly home,
eturning to their home, Monday morn
ng.
Mrs. C. J. Chappell and daughter,
frances, left Monday noon for Monroe
City, Mo-, where they will visit with !
heir daughter and sister, Mr.. and
drs. c. A. Lowry for q few days, then
'eturn home by the way Of Pattson-
,urg, Mo-, where they will visit with
heir son and brother, Mr.. and Mrs.
PAUL Chappell before returning home.
Rev. Chappell accompanied them a.
ar as st. Joseph.
lotto Stallard Is ct Banqustts,
Texas. whore hs 70 making Q visit with