The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-09
Forest City and Vicinity
OF INTEREST AS RECORDED BY DELPHEl

Mrs. Riley Turney, Of Haxtum,
Colo, was called to Auburn. Neb.,
Saturday by the death Of her brother.
in-law, Mr.. James Armstrong. Bert
Fairbanks and daughter. Alice Fran.
ces. who accompanied her, came on TO
Forest City for few days visit with
DIR. +. +. Bullock and family and 9TH
or relatives.
The installation Of officers for
the Forest City A. +. 4 A. NJ. lodge
was held Saturday night Of last week,
when the following were installed:
James Shumate. W. NJ. J. T.. Alkire,
$. W; VIM. Schacffer. j. W: W. j.
Glass, s. d.; &. G. France. J. d.; Geo.
Hopper, Secretary; u. e. Stallard,
Treasurer; Chas. Schacffcr. J. s.: I'D
Hopper. 5. s.; Chas. Mills, Chaplain;
John Anderson. Tyler.
james w. Arnold returned to his
home in Sparks, Okla, last Saturday.
after u two weeks viist with relatives
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Tuincy and
children accompanied him as far n
st. Joseph.
Mrs. Ed Toupain. Of near Rulo,
Neb.. came Sunday evening and Is
making a visit with her sister. MIR. and
Mrs. Albert Hall.
"A rock party was given 10y Miss
Anna Anderson at her home. last Tues.
day night. A twu-courSe luncheon
was served. Those nrcsent were:
Misses Bernicc Bullock. Mary Alkirc.
Gcnevicvc Birmingham. Grace Finer.
and Anna AndcrsOn; Mcssrs. George
Terhunc, Otto Stallard and Herbert
Richardson. \ good time was had.
j. Z. Scott went 20 ST. Joseph.
"Wednesday, FOR medical treatment.
Quite a crowd Of young people
gathered nj the home of Nj. and Mrs.
james McClanahan, New Years Eve
TO watch the old year out and the new
year In. At late hour. Refreshments
consisting Of oyster suup and pickles.
were served, and most delightful
time was reported by all present.
The "Ovcr.Comcrs," a. Glass No.
3 Of the Forest City Methodist Sunday
school u now known. will have IT, reg.
ular business meeting nj the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Anderson, FRIDAY
evening, January .. 1920, unless the
weather Is unfavoiablc. then il will be
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. T..
Emery instead. Let every one make
an effort Ia attend.
A watch party was given by Nj.
and Mrs. Albert kollmer in honor Of
Mr.. James Arnold. of Sparks. Okla.
who has been here tor the past two
weeks. Rock was played ut four
tables. Mrs. kollmcr served dainty
refreshments. The invitations were
limited TO members Of Mrs. kOlmcr's
Sunday school class and th. Sopho.
more class Of the high school.
MIR. and Mrs. John Applegate, of
Ottumwa, Iowa, went Ia Springfield,
Mo, last week, where they attended
the funeral of his brothcr-in-law, John
Molcn, who formerly lived around
Forbes. On their return home, they
stopped over here and made "a few
days visit with MIS-. Apologize,
cousins, Corbin Gift and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Applcgatc and Mr.. Gift and
family spent Sunday nj the John Cot
ton home in Oregon. This IL the fist
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Applcgatc have
made To the old town in Twenty-Five
years, hut they have met several old.
time fricn,s they knew.
Mr.. Shunkwilcr. of the Davis
ranch, spent Sunday nj the True Davis
home in 81. Joseph.
--Chas, Cass Is wearing his right
arm in n sling now, caused by falling
against the wall while practicinp bas-
kct ball and spraining his shoulder.
Mr., and Mrs. John Anderson spent
Sunday with his sister Mrs. Mary