The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-18
Forest City and Vicinity

-DelDert ftancSy anu Iley ".
Weigel shipped their household goods
from here to Colorado. last week.
Mr.. Ramsey went 60 Holyoke, and MIR.
Weigel went to Cheyenne Wells. They
both left here by automobile route and
Ray Hibbard went with Mr.. Ramsey's
car of goods.
Albert Hall made business trip
TO st. Joseph, last Thursday.
VIM. Derr shipped car Of cattle
from our city, last Wednesday to the
Kansas City market
j. T. Scott was transacting busi-
ness in st. Joseph, Friday. =.
Harry Williams and V. II. Brock
drove in Tuesday evening of last week,
from Holoyke, Colorado, where the
bakery that Harry was working in for
MIR. Phelps burned down. The build
ing and bakery used TO belong to V. III.
Brock. and he traded II to MIR. Phelps.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Perry, Of
near Fortescue, are the proud parents
Of a fine pair Of twins which we've
born TO them. last Tuesday, March y.
The son weighed ~ pounds and the
daughter weighed 3 pounds. DIR. ). 10.
Cox, of Fortescue, was in attendance;
Mrs. Perry Is the daughter oil Mr. ana
Mrs. Gcoreg Lease, Of this city, ana
formerly attended our school.
Mrs. Chris Jamison and Mrs. VIM.
Crawfo.d, were shopping IN oregon,
Friday afternoon. 49,,
Last Tuesday, March \, Arthur,
"Happy" Hulscr came In from Elliott
Iowa, where he Is working on a drcdge
boat. His left leg had blood poison set
in. from scratch by his supporter,
and was operated upon at his home on
Commercial Street, by DR.. j. r.
Chandler, Of Oregon. lie Is able to be
out. and around on critches and l. cN'
pecting 10 return to Iowa, soon.
John Glass was "a ST. Joseph visit.
or, Thursday.
DIR. o. e. Gebhardt, of ~. Joseph
was In our city, Saturday.
--"Dclpheus' received letter, FIi-
day with some special news, announ-
cling the birth of fine baby daughtcr
being born TO Mr.. and Mrs. W. &.
Grove, Of Kansas City. Mo-, Monday
evening, March :. 1921. Mr.. tha>. r..
Sentney L. down there getting oc-
auainted with her new niece. They
have named the baby Ancta Jcsamena.
Mrs. James Campbell and daugh.
ter. Constance, Of Weston, Mo, came
Sunday evening, and spent Sunday
night and Monday, here, with her
grandmother, Mr.. Sarah Ferguson. =
Roy Kelly, of Parsons, Kansas.
who has been at Ncmaha, Ncbr., visit
ing his brother, Dr l.. u. Kelly. rc.
turned here. Saturday and Is making a
yisi, with relatives and friends.
Mrs. {. s. Mckee and two daugh-
tcrs, Sarah and Segius, J. u. Bndg-
man and family. of Maitland, and Mr..
and Mrs. II. Y. Bridgman, Of Oregon
spcn, Sunday with their parents, MI.
and Mrs. J. I. Bridgmon, at Bigclow.
We are glad to hear Of Willie
Bur,ier improving. after being ,ick,
the past three weeks, at HE home win
tonsilitis. His mother, Mrs Hugh
Burrier u with him.
Mrs. Tom Kirk was visiting last
week with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Noland, near Oregon. .,
Mrs. r.. l.. Gardner returned
home. last Thursday. from st. Joseph,
where she had been visiting several
days with her aunt, Mrs. Allison.
Mrs. May Conner and Miss Eva
ofmsby were st. Joseph visitors, Mon"
day.
Miss Cora Williams, Of ST, Joseph,
came up Saturday night, and made a
visit here with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Williams and family, ic-
turning to st. Joseph, Monday morn
ing. -, !,
MIR. and Mrs, ChaS. Thompson, OF
Oregon, Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Scott, OF
here, spent Sunday afternoon, at the
Virgil Sipes home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Evans were
ST. joseph visitors, Monday.
Mrs. Hattie Stanton, OF Fillmore,
came over Saturday evening, and
spent the night and Sunday with NJ. X,
Cummings and family. George Cum
mings and family, of here, were also
there Sunday afternoon.
M. NJ. Joffc, Miss Catherine
Mckee, Mrs. Baston, Of st. Joseph,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Fitzmaurcie and
Mrs. +. G. Wells, of here, were guests
Of the "Wayside lnn," Sunday.
Mrs. W. II. Schaeffcr went TO Rock
Port, Mo-, Friday, where she spent n
few days with her brother, Jake
Bartholomew, who Is now ut n
hospital in Omaha, Nebraska.
Miss Bertha McFarling spent
Saturday and Sunday with home folks
at Rock Port, Mo.
Mrs. Clark Wallace and little
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, Of King
man, Kansas, came the first of last
week, and are making a visit with her
father, j. II. Vandeveer and daughter,
Miss Grace, in the Burr Oak district.
Elmer Fike, of Napier, was "A
business visitor in our city, Saturday.