The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-01-23

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-Chas. Sent1ey was transactng
business in st. Joseph, last Thursday
Mrs. j. T. Scott spent Thursday
night and Friday with ner sister, AIR.
and Mrs. Ralph Moore, in Oregon.
WIN. Crawford was a business
visitor in ST. Joseph, Friday.
Henry Spreckelmeycr, Of Forbes.
spent Sunday with his mother, Mis-.
Anna Harmon.
WIN. Der, Of Oregon, ana Chas.
holland each shipped car load of
hogs to the ST. Joseph market. Friany.
-Corbin Cliff was transacting busl-
ness in Craig, Saturday.
Charles Mosier, Sam Alkire and
family and Mrs. Link Bucher nil spent
the day, last Thursday. at the Chas.
Bruntmeyer home.
Harold Hit, Of Tulsa, Okla, came
up FRIDAY ana Is making "A visit here
with his folks, VIM. Hit and funny.
and other relatives.
Miss Anna Anderson was a ST,
Joseph visitor. last THURSDAY.
Mrs. i. r.. Bullock ana son. Oscar,
and granddaughter, Twyla MAY ram.
banks, went over To Bendena, kaus,s,
wednesday of last week, where they
spent lew days with DR.. fjuilocks
sister, MIR. and Mrs. Garnet Ricklei.
Oscar left Saturday night Tor tiouua,
after a visit with his folks here.
Miss Mary llinkle, of Bigelow,
visited last Saturday night and sunday
with {. 5. Mckee and family,
Leonard Dawson was a business
visitor in ST. Joseph, last Thursday.
Mrs. Oscar Payne, OF Oregon,
came down, last Thursday, and is max.
ing a visit at the Virgil Sipcs home.
Miss Gladys Hoover was ON the
sick list, several days last week with
tonsilitis.
--Mr. Fred Sipes and Miss Bonnie
Lovelady, OF the Bluff City district,
went to Leavenworth. Kansas, Decem.
Der 80, 1919, where they were united in
marriage at the Methodist parsunyyc
by the pastor, Rev. Ira NJ. Benhain.
lhey lett that evening foi Kansas
Guy where they spent the night, and
returned 10 their home here the next
gay. Fred II the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
u, y. Sipcs, and Bonnie. Is the only
daughter Of Mr. John LOvelady. Both
are well known here. They will make
,heir home ON the place known Us the
Elliott Marshall fruit fam, now own.
ed by Mr.. Sipcs. We extend our
hearty congratulations and wish them
much prosperity.
The Il. Y. y. u. will have n social
~ the home Of Mrs. &. l.. Richardson,
Thursday evening. All members are
cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elliott and
sons and Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Cromer and
daughter spent Sunday, Jan, II, with
Manning Hubbard and family,
| On Monday evening, Jan. 3, tho
Following Officers We're installed for
me Forest City kebekah Lodge: Clara
Sipes, y, r.; Alice Stalcup, V. c.;
helen Thatcher, Rec. Secretary; Lura
Sastcel, Fin. Secretary; Allcs Scott,
treasurer Mary Gelvin, Ward, n |;
Bertha Beavers, Conductor; Mary
Thornhill, Chaplain: Hattie Spcer, Il
y; N. g.; Josie Sipes l.. $. n. G.;
Ellen landcrs, Il. S. V. c.; Bell
STROUD. l.. 5. V. g.; Maudc Dryden, |.
e.; Louis SGlcup. o. G..
AIR and Mrs. Perry Tulncy and
children spent last Tuesday in ANA.
.onia with her parents, Nj. and Mrs.
A. j. Burke.
Dick Sipes and family are moving
into the Sinclair property, and Elijah
Hopper and family are moving on
Main street, where Lloyd formerly
lived.
Mrs. Emma Holtgrrve, we arr in
formed, suffered light stroke Of par.
alysis. Saturday Of last week, but /,
reported some better ut this writing
Harry G. Teare, of ST. Joseph,
came up Sunday and spent few days
with his mother, Mrs. Matilda Teare.
and also transacted business here.
The Home Nursing class of For
est City met with Mrs. A. J. LYONS,
last Tuesday afternoon. Miss Strohel
was here and recognized the class.
MIR, and Mrs. Ike Book spent sun
day at the Chas. Hunt home.
Fired l.anders and daughter went
to st. Joseph, last Friday evening, and
spent the night with his folks, A. j.
Landers and family.
The following men ON Ruote 4
dragged the roads last week: h. f..
Bunker, G. C.. Brown, T.. NJ. Fitgmau-
rice, ID. l.. Meyer, c. h. Hicks. Albert
Hicks and Sam Novels.
Mrs. Kate Greiner and son, Hair
land, and daughter, May, moved To
their farm, north Of Oregon, last
Thursday, and George Brown and chill
dren are occupying their property
! here.
Mrs. Web Kelley is visiting her
son, VIM. Kelley and family, in Nick
ellis Grove district. Mrs. VIM. Kelley
presented them with fine ninq,pound
daughter, born Friday, Jan. IL.
Mrs. Chauncey Huiatt and dargh-
ter, Eloise, returned to their home
near Maitland, after spending few
| days here with her sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Meyer.
, S. Reed, Of Napier, spent Monday
with his mother, Mrs. Teresa Reed
George Allabac C. l.. Richardson
and others from here, and T.. W.
Smith, of Maitland, left for Columbia
Mo-, Sunday, where they will attend
the Farmers Week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Il. Rosling and
natA 81 ha.tzA a