The Holt County sentinel., 1921-06-17
Oregon will celebrate.
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from Seattle, Wash, where they had
been visiting his brother, Leigh
Dobyns and wife, for a week. They
were enroute home 20 Marceline, Mo,
where Ed is chief dispatcher for the
Santa Fe railway. They left Wednes-
day noon for home. Leigh holds a re-
srorsiblc position with the United
Press at Seattle, has several children,
and one daughter married. IL does
MOT seem possible that he has a child
married, but Ills true'
Mrs. Alice Maple and Mrs. Bert
Maple entertained relatives from 81.
Joseph last week Daughter, Mrs. W.
l.. Whi,am and son, Willard; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Meadows, n granddaughter,
and her little son, "A great-grandchild
II Mrs. Alice Maple, Mrs. Leslie Bart
low. another granddaughter, and her
little daughter, another great-grand-
daughter Of Mrs. Alice Maple. Mrs.
Marie is very proud Of these great
grandchildren, and should be. Grand
ma Meadows and daughter, Miss Ruth,
were also with them.
We are sorry 20 learn that John
Erodbeck has been on the sick list for
several days, and hope 10 soon learn
Of his complete recovery.
Bert Maple, accompanied by his
wife, took his truck and went 70 Om-
aha, one day last week, with a load Of
lhnusehold goods for Mrs. Lou Gibson,
who has moved 10 Omaha 20 make her
home.
Bert Maple was business visitor
90 Kansas City, one day, last week.
For Sale-lron Baby CRIB and
Sllky-Giood ; as new. Call on or adj
Itcss. Mrs. George W Sipcs Oregon,
Mo. Il. 9. "
Mrs. Jennie Matthew, Of this
cI.y. received the sad news sunday Of
.hs death Of her sister, Mrs. Annie
Bl.k.biil. who had been operated on
in q Kansas City hospital. Her body
wa. brought 20 her mothers home IN
Ga, township. and the funeral was
hold Tuesday Of this week, ;he inter-
men: being at Maitland.
Money for Farm Loans.
THE SlSSON LOAN & TITLE co.
Maryvil!e, No.
Can write or phone US for terms. u
Mis-. lacy Matthew srent sever
a day. last week, visiting her grand
mU'rer, MIR. John Lewis.
/ For Ront-pastuic for horses and
mules. Plenty of iJnning water AMI
,illc. Not responsible for accidents.
ELMER CORDREl.
w. c. Proud, NJ. D., r.e, Ear,
Throat and Ncie Specialist Offlce,
Physicians & Surgeons Building, TN
1nA I've icir see. 81. IoSerh. Mo. u
We were indeed glad to meet our
cd friend, sam Oppenheimer, one day
llst week. He, several years ago, con-
dactei the Silver Moon restaurant In
81. Joseph. bu, Is now IN the employ
/ of one OF the leading hotels IN Kansas
CITY. He was here 20 attend the fun
eral Of his wife, Dora Will, whom he
mnl fied here, and who was a daughter
OF the late John Will, Of Pierce dis
,rict. +. II, Milne, OF Forbes township,
Is son.n-law Of Mr. oppenheimer.
Obituary Of Mrs. Opperhcimcr was
published IN our issue Of June 10:
Miss Vera Allen, daughter OF Sllas
I Allen, OF this city, was married in sa-
yannah, June 10, 20 DR.. L. l.. White, a
veterinarian in the employment OF the
government. We understand they will
make their home In 81. Joseph. q,
w. w. Dawson and wife, OF Mound
City, have purchased one Of the sam
r. O'Fallon residences in oFa'lon
View, and will remove here about
July /. Mr.. Dawson has also purchas..
ed the Otto Fuhman stock Of gents
furnishings, etc, and takes possession
about July /. We extend them a
hearty welcome back to the old home.
Mr.. Thurman has not yet decided what
he will engage in. ,
William Plummer and wlie, OF
Holyoke, Colo, who have been visiting
with relatives in Forest City, have re-
turned 10 their home in Colorado.
4 Mrs. l.. McFall and children, NAL
colin and Eleanor are visit
ing her parents, and also 'he
Doctors in Kewanee, Illinois Ihey
will make an extended visit, returning
to Oregon some time in August
, Miss Helen Seeman, Of Baker Col
lege, Baldwin City, Kan, has joined her
mother, Mrs. George Y. Seeman, and
sister, Mary, who are here from KAY
Gee. Wyo., visiting her parents, +. y
Morgan and wife, and other relatives
, Mrs. William Rowlett, of Matt
land, had business in our probate court
Monday Of this week. She was accom-
panied by several Of her children,
Ella NAV, Pearl, Florence, Rachael and
Ernest. They came in their car,
H. s. Reppert and wife, OF lnde-
pendence, Kansas, visited for couple
Of days, this week, with his cousins,
c. j. Fuhrman and family. They were
enroute home from Southern Califor-
MIA, where they had been visiting rela-
tives for four or five months.
We are indeed glad TO announce
that Miss Madeline Mcdonald, daugh,,
Ter Of Elwood Mcdonald and wife. OF
81. Joseph, has graduated with high
honors from the high school, the Ju-
nior College of that city. All concern,
ed are former Oregon people, and all
extend Madeline congratulations on .n
her graduation, which carries with II
the degree of Associate in Arts.
-Frie Pierce Is home for the sum-