The Holt County sentinel., 1921-01-28


Mr.. and Mrs John Markt. of Oregon.
were visiting sunday with Judge and
Mrs rhilys Scholizhauer.
Miss Cora Williams. of 81. Joseph
silent sunday here with her home
ioIps. George Williams and family.
Mis-. Hazel Ford was visiting last
week With friends ~ Mound City. Mr.
and Mis-. T. l.. Curier and nj the Rob.
ert Giazil home. returning home Mon.
day
q Il Norris made a business trip 10
81 Joseph Saturday.
TIE following officers TOR the Chris.
tinn sunday school were elected sun.
day. January l6. for this year: Sup.
crlntcndcni. Robert Ammo: assistant
superintendent. ipvcratte holland: sec.
Rotary, George Ammo; assistant secre.
tory. Miss Violet Brock: pianist. Miss
Mildred Hopper assistant pianist.
Donald Shumatu. treasurer, Lewis
Shmnatc. librarian. Glenn France. as.
gistant librarian. Miss Marguerite Mar.
tin. chorister. Albert Martin. Sr. as.
-istant churistcr Mrs. j. NJ Shu.
| mate.
The Farmers Elevator Co. shipped
out live cars NJ corn and one car of
wheat Ia 81 Joseph and Kansas City
| last week
Nj and Mrs. Harvey Hall and Eur.
nice Bridges. NJ Forbes. came up Sat.
ur,lay evening and spent ~" night and
sunday here with their uncle and aunt.
Mt aud Mr.. John Cotton r.turninE
home sunday evening
" W Syharitvr Fppni several duys
| last week In s. Joseph.
". \ nuik. OF Nodnway was spend
Ing several DAYS last week here ~ the
T.. T. Turuoy home.
| Itil" Wildu Pauline. III" daughter
vt Mr. aud Mr.. James McClanahan. H.
on the sick liu with pneumonia. TEX.
ing sick last "Wednesday. We hope
Tor her early recovery
L.. a Banks received word Monday
morning that his uncl" Mr.. A. J. Wax"
~ o'clock The funeral had not been
arranged At this writing. but Mr.
Banks expects 10 attend the funeral
VIM Drrr shipped u carload Of
mixed stock. cattle and hogs. to the
Kansas city market. Monday
t.oiunr Banks was on the sick list
several days this week.
Mr. and Mir lirr Weber. Of llur
ton, Kan, came over saturday and
spent few days here with his mother
Mir &. T.. Weber. and with his sister
MI and Mrs H. :, Tcare. In Oregon.
returning hnm" Monday
II u cotton and faulty. l.. J Baker
and family. Me-. Onic plumm'r and
children. Mrs Lewis kimmcl and son
Paul, ul nip"lnw. and lIrft COTTON
spent Sunday ~ the VIM Baker huuu
Miss knir lirodbrrk visited SlInr
,laN night and Sunda, with hrr aunt
Miss Bonnie BrudbeCk. Ut oregon
Miss Ida Fields. of tho Benton dis.
irict spent saturday with Miss Mar
nl"Iilr Martin
VIM Baker II nn our sick list this
week and his daughter. Mrs. ~" cot
ton. who ha4 been ut his home. hay.
Ing returned from the hospital l. IN
the sick list again and will likely ha,.
To be- taken back Ia the hospital al -
Joseph this week Their many friends
are sorry To hsnr of their sickness
but hope for their early recovery
Nj and Mrr Euil Martin OF Raw
linRS. Wyn., Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mar
| lin and family. Mr and Mrs Arthur
Cook ana family MI and Mrs Alhor,
Mckown and family spent sunday
WIN lh'ir parents MI ana Mfs y, "
Martin. near Napier
w, Y. Richardson went In Kansas
cry, Tuesday wh"r" u" attended 10"
lnnib"rman's convention, winch is be-
| ing held there.
Mis-. philys SchOliIhuucr went IA
Napier saturday, where she spent sew
cIal days with her sister, Mis-. Elmer
Fiko, returning home Monday
Mrs, John King, OF -, Joseph. came
NJ Saturday evening and visited I'M
u Monday with her brother Perry
Noliol and family. returning home
Monday
Mr. ana Mrs. Ed. Fii1maurice aud
family spent sunday ~ ,h" George
Elliott homie,
We arc glad TO hear that Mrs. W. u.
| seymour X recovering after having n
Scico oi pneumonia the past two