The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1921-08-19
Forest City and Vicinity

MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Hoover, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin, Of Horton, Kan
sas, came over Saturday evening, and
spent the night and Sunday at the
Sam NOVEL; home, in the Benton dis
trict.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. G.. Harris left
Tuesday of last week, for Payette,
Idaho, and they also made visit with
relatives in Kansas City, while on
their way there. q,
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Lunsford and
family, of New Point, drove down Sat
urday evening, and spent the night
and Sunday at the Sol Ammo home, in
the Burr Oak district.
VIM, Baker, Mrs. Lee Cotton and
Mrs. Lewis Kimmel went to Forbes,
Saturday morning, where they spent
the day, with Mesdames Eliza and
Jane Baker.
N. +. Dozier, Of the Monticello
district, brought down an Alabama
Sweet watermelon, which weighed 4Ols
pound-, and two perfect twin
Rocky Ford Muskmelons, which have
grown together side by side. They aIe
on exhibition in the Home Bank Vim
dow. Mr.. Dozier says he has other
watermeons, that will weigh around
fifty pounds, but are not ripe yet. Sam
Schaeffcr sold one, weighing forty
five pounds. and Frazier Brothers sold
one also that weighed forty-five
pounds. Saturday.
Mrs. Diana Miller and Mr.. sam
Hoover were 81. Joseph visitors, Fri
day.
Mrs. Allen Elder and two daugh-
tiers, Mildred and EarneStinc, left Fri
day morning for Castle Okla, where
they will make an extended visit with
her parents, Nj. aud Mr.. A. II. Payne.
Allen accompanied them a. far as
Kansas City.
Henry Combs made a business
trip to st. Joseph, Friday morning.
Mrs. Lewis Kimmel and son,
Paul, came down from Bigelow, FRI
day morning, and spent few days
here with her daughter, VIM. Dobbins
and family, and other relatives.
Ray and Lev. holland unloadcd n
new Rumlcy. Advance 1920 horse
power, here, Friday.
%. r. Emery purchased n new
light six Buick car, Friday, from Ter
hume a. Young, agents at MoundCity.
MIR. and Mrs. Chris Clifford and
children and Mrs. W. $. Clifford, Jr,
went to st. Joseph, Wednesday morn
ing Of last week. Mrs. W. $. Clifford,
Jr., returned home, that evening, while
Chris and his family made "A few days
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Clifford, ST., accompanied them
home, Thursday evening Of last week.
Mrs. George Maxficld and chill
dren, Of st. Joseph, came up Friday,
and made "a few days visit here with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John
tp'-.-~ 80 sa'~ilv.
We were glad TO see Curtis Rails
or, able to be out and around again,
Thursday afternoon of last week, after
being laid up about u week from the
wreck Of the Stallard ear, Thursday,
August 4.
Miss Grace Vandevcer went to st.
Joseph, Saturday afternoon, where she
was making visit with friends, re-
turning home, Saturday evening.
Fred holland and family moved last
week from the Henry Derr farm to
one of the houses, here, on the Wayne
Hawthorne farm.
MIR. and Mrs. Eddie Propes and
Miss vandcveer OF Mound City, came
down Monday morning Of last week.
Mr.. Propes came down on business and
Mrs. Propes and Miss Vandeveer were
visiting at the o. r.. Plummer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Blevins and
two daughters, Mrs. Viola and daugh-
ter, Pauline and Miss Alta, Of the
idle Wilde district, left Tuesday morn
ing Of last week, In their ear, for
Lincoln and Broken Bow, Nebr., where
they are making visit with his broth.
or, George Blevins and family, and
other relatives.
Mrs. jess Stump and daughter,
Joyce, of Coin, Iowa, came Town
Wedno sday of last week, and spent a
few days here with her aunt, Mrs.
George Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Teare, nf st.
Joseph, came up Sunday morning, and
spent q few days here with relatives.
Saturday afternoon, the Boost
ere" hall team played game aglin's
the Ragby distr's: base ball team
on the Forest CITY diamond. The
score was ten to eight in favor OF
the Bagby district team. On account
of the rain, the game could not be
finished.
MIR. and Mrs. II. c. Carson and
children, of st, Joseph, came up Sun
day morning, and spent the day, here
with her mother, Mrs. l.. j. Scott and
otter relatives,
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Lowell spent
Wednesday afternoon of last week, in
st. Joseph.