The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-11

INK, lllN NffNt VII Nllt W. w.
farm, northwest Of town,
where John Carter and family used to /,
live.
The meeting at ldlewilde is pro-
crossing nicely, with splendid interest,
although the weather is a little bud.
We hope to see some results before We
close. We will continue over Sunday.
X.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Mcguire, Of
Kansas City, were visiting Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Frances Ma
guire.
Willie Burrier was on the sick
list several days last week at his
home northeast Of town. DIR. Wood,
of Oregon, is attending.
Mrs. Emil Weber went to Savan-
nah last Wedne sday, where she spent a
few days with her sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. c, Frodsham. Mrs. Weber re-.
turned TO her home at Hutchison, Kan,
after making a few weeks visit
around here with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Normal kunkel left la.t
Wednesday for los Angeles, Calf,
after an extended visit here among
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Diana Miller returned home
Thursday evening from Moberly, Mo-,
where she has been making month";
visit with her daughter, Rev. and Mrs.
Sam Hoover, and family.
Mrs. John Hendrix was in st. Jo-
seph lat Thursday TO be with her
father, Daniel Graham, Of Craig, who
was operated upon a, the Ellsworth
hospital for rupture. lie IL. reported
to be getting along nicely, we are glad
TO hear .,
Basil Bennett came in from LIN.
crty, Mo-, last Thursday evening AMI
spent a few days here with his moth
er, Mrs. Jessie Bennett, and other rel
atiycs,
MIR. and Mr.. A. J. Buikr. "f
Amazonia, came up last Thursday 'NI,-
ming and spent a few days here win
their daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. " T.
Turncy and family. returning home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. 4. g. Weber. Mrs. Neal
Kunkcl. Of here. and Mrs. Emil Wcb"r,
of Hutchison. Kan, were the guo-t'
last Thursday at the II. $. Tcarc home
in Oregon.
MIR. Green. Of Stcwartsvllc. Mo-,
has moved onto the farm south Of
town, formerly owned by Mr.. CIT
dcns. .,..
", II. Brock left last "Wednesday
night on business trip to HolEoke'
Colo, returning again this "Wednesday
--Mr and Mr.. Ray Elliott are tho
proud parents Of fine bay glrl
which was born Friday morning,
March I. Dir. J. \. klorp w"' IN
att ndancc.
Mrs. Henry Combs and daught"i
Mnudic, of Bigclow, came down tii'
day and spent few days here NJ th'
Albert Walker home.
Miss Emylu Bridgmon, OF Big',
low, was visiting the later part o'
last week at the G. :. Mckee nome
J Mrs. Nora Smith returned to hc'
lhome Saturday at Missouri Valley, la.
after making an extended visit herr
at the J. ". Grouse home.
Mrs. Chas. r.. Sentncy left sun
dn for Kansas City where she Is max
nag a visi, with her sister, Mr. AM
Mrs. ". c. Grove.
| Worth Ammo and family, OF thu
Burr Oak district, spent Sunday will
her folks, Corbin Gift and family
Word was received here by reia
tives that c. r.. Taylor and family an'
several others persons, who left here
la Tuesday in their cars for Chcy'
enne Wells, Colo, had arr'vet
there ut 1880 o'clock Friday al
,ernoon and reported a fine trip.
Mrs. Jennie Boyd, Of 81. Joseph
Wa here Friday on business.
Mrs. John Sipes returned 10 hcl
home at Forbes Monday morning, NJ
ter spending "A few days here will
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sipcs and othel
relatives.
DIR. J. A. klopp report TIM
ten-Dound baby girl born to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Worley ut Forbes
Sunday evening. -,
Richard Sipcs lost valuable
horse Sunday night.
Mrs. Hannah X. hit has tradcC
her property FOR the Mrs. Claude
Wampler property. Both are MOVING
this week.
Dave Carderii Of ST. Joseph, wa
in our city Monday on his way from
Mound City, where he has been visit
ing relatives. Mr.. Carder and hi
family formerly lived in a log hous,
ON the place now owned by A. II. JET
frey.
Gus Norris los, valuable mul'
) Saturday night.
jeff Dunn, Of Della, Kansas, i
making n visit here with his sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gcolfroy.
Frank Waggoner was in 1t, 10
seph Tuesday, of last week.
On Friday evening, March 4, th
Pathfinder class Of the Methodist sun
dav school met at the home Nof MI
and Mrs. George Tcrhune for thei
monthly meeting. The evening wa
hspent In music and games, and to sa,
that all had a good time is putting
, mildly. Dainty Refreshments carrie
out In the class colors, green an
\ white, were served. Those presen
|l were Misses Mabel Smith, Grace III
ner, Anna Anderson, Maude Stallar'
Bertha McFarling, Elsie Houston
Messrs. Harry Chesney, Otto Stallar'