The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-15

MOADu NlNs-
Born, to Abe Mendes and wife, Of
Oakland, Calf, a son, July 2, 1921.
Mira. Nende' was, prior to her mar.
Hlze, Miss Minnie. youngest daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hahn, Sr., of this
city. After finishing the Forest City
high school -he attended business
college in Kansas City, and was then
employed a. a sterographer for the
Bell Telephone Co., and continued the
work for fourteen years. Upon going
e. Oakland, Calf, she was employed
i1 ore Of the banks there for a couple
Of year., ard was married to Abe
.enies, August 25, 1920.
Mrs. Ed morga and children re-
turned to their home In St. Joseph,
Monday, after a months visit az the
Morga home here. They were accom-
panied home b. Grandma Morga, who
returned the same evening.
Mrs. Fern Bussell made a business
trio to Mound City, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Sam Barnes. Of Bellaire.
Kansas. who had been making a two
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs NJ.
". Good. in st. Joseph, came up We'd
ne day Of last week, and spent a few
days heie with her cousins, Mt and
Mrs. r. o. Pummer, and left for her
home. Friday.
The "Hustlers' Of the Methodist
Sunday school had their regular class
party az the home Of their teacher,
Nrs. c. l.. Richardson, Monday, July
IL. The evening was Spen. in playing
games and with music. A good time
was enjoyed BY all. At late hour
refreshments were served By the boys
q u the class.
John France made a business trip
t5 50. Joseph. Tuesday.
Mrs. II. $. Teare, Of Oregon; Mr.
and Mrs. J. G.. Harris, Mrs. G. +.
Weber, Mrs. Sam Good, Of Bellaire.
Kansas, and Miss Rebecca Wood all
s,ent the day, Thursday Of last week,
with Mr.. and Mrs. X. o. Plummer.
VIM. Hopper was a business vis'
tor in St. Joseph, Monday afternoon.
B Miss Aida Coffman returned home
Monday evening from Bucklin. Mo-,
where she had been making a visit
with her uncle, George Coffman and
family.
/ Mrs. A. r. Reasoner, Of 81. 10.
seph, came up Tuesday morning, and
/. here visiting her brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Thayer, and Mrs. Ida
Speer. ut
down Tuesday morning and spent a
faw days in our city. 40,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Th)rnhill
srent Tuesday In st. Joseph.
Mrs. Archie Thornhill and son,
Mr., and Mrs. C. q. Clifford and family,
MR.. Mary Thornhill and daughter,
Miss Leona. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5.
Clifford, Jr., and family spent the day,
Sunday, at the Earnest Thornhl'l
home.
The Methodist Sunday school en-.
tertaired the STANDARD Bearers class
with a big basket dinner at the park,
last Sunday. This honor was conferred
on the class, because Of their record
in attendance the past two months,
There was large crowd present, AMI
all had big eats. All reported an en-
joyable time. ,,-,
Jesse Cain. Of New Point, shipped
n car load Of cattle from here to the
St. Joseph market, Tue e'day. -.
-Rebckah Lodge, No. 2S9, installed
their officers. Monday night, July H.
Miss Lillian X. Taylor, of Craig, a.
district deputy president, ihs.a''en the
following officers T. n. "; yehn'
|. Hoover; n. G' Laura Casteel' " w.
Adelia Waggoner; warden Jean NC
kee; Chaplain, ota shlma,ei n :. T.
g.. Alta Beavers; L. s. n u. beit'
: Stroud; Conductor, Juiia Mckee; x. ,
, V, g., Bertha Beaver; L. s. " G'' Kos
; Banks, who was not installed rs sh
was sick and unable to be present
|. c., Maude Dryden; o. IT,, D. N
!, Shumate. Refreshments oil ice erear ,
and angel fJod cake were served. IN
new officers would IKE the supppof
< Of each member OF the lodge and as
y that they attend lodge regularly.
The Z: b. class OF the ehristia
e SUNDAY school met Monday eyenin
Z with Donald Shumate. After the d.
i votlonal hour, ana the business W.
transacted, the balance OF the evenin