The Holt County sentinel., 1921-07-08
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several announcements "tlt IeC'lN-
ed here Monday, announcing the mar
riage of Paul II. Acton, Of kemmercr,
Wyoming. and Miss Serena Philips, OF
Princeton, Illinois. saturday, July :,
1921, at Denver, Colo. The groom l.
the son OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Acton,
Of this city. having attended our school
here. and was the only graduate o'
i0ih. After completing his schooling
here. he secured a business course IN
the ChillicOthe Business College. and
from there transferred 90 a position
In the office of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad in Omaha, where he remained
until called to the coloIs. There he
joined the navy, remaining until the
war was over. and since that time he
ha. been IN tn cbank az kemmerer,
Wyo., where he l. at present. The
bride {. the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
J. Harry Philips, Of Princeton. Illinois.
She. too, ha, pursued business ca
recr. having taught in the high schools
of lllnoi, and Wyoming. After a few
weeks honeymoon IN the West. Mr..
and Mr.. Acton will be at home TO
their many friend. in kcmmcrer, WyO.
The groom ha. many friends hcle. who
extend their congratulations and wish
them long, happy life.
Mis-. Nauudu. Quick, Of ,hi. city,
and nor .istcr, Mr.. {. \. Gillespie, of
Kansa. City, left Wedne stay OF last
week, for Omaha, Nebr.. whore they
vii make months visit with rela-
tivcs.
MIR. $. +. Allen and son. Silas,
it,, spent last Tue -dny afternoon with
her mother, Mrs :. T. lIuiatt and FAM
lily.
Mrs. FL Boyd and children spent
last Wcdnc .day in 81. Joseph.
Cecil Wallace, who has been with
the United States Marine corps, the
past three years. was honorably dis
charged, June Is, at Norfolk, Va. He
came To Norfolk, Virginia, from the
Haiti Islands, May 2s, and arrived
here at home, Wednesday, June 90.
--Dori. Ramsey. Of HaNtum, Colo,
who has been ut Excelsior Springs
Mo. doctoring for the inflammatory
rheumatism, stopped off at Kansas
City, and spent a 70 wdays with rela.
tive, and friends. and then came up
here, and spent few days nj the Mrs.
A. j. Jamison home, returning TO his
home. Friday night.
Mrs. Maymc Hinde and daughter,
Mis-, France, left saturday for Wal
senburg, Colo, whore they will spend
the summer with her son, Harold MaX.
well. and sister, Mrs. ". II. Merwin.
Miss Nellie May spent Thur,day
night of last week, with the Misses
lnez and Nernie Sinclair.
Mrs. Ellis Acton and daughter,
Mis- Lydia, OF New Point, spent Fri.
day afternoon Of last week in our city.
MIR. and Mr.. ". II. Seymour were
St. Joseph visitors, Wedne ,day Of last
week.
F. +. Poe. Of ST. Joseph, came up
Friday evening ~ last week, and was
yaccinating hoge, here, at the Z. v.
Scott home.
H. II. Rich, from Denver, Colo,
was guest at the "Waysidc lnn," the
past month.
Miss Nellie Sinclair is spending a
few days with her grandmother, Mrs.
Bledsoe.
Mrs. Andrew Burrier, of Oregon,
and Mrs. Ray Burfier, of this city,
were shopping in st. Joseph, Friday Of
last week.
w. II. Seymour bought a car load
of sheep from Judge Curtis Whitmer,
Wedne sday Of last week. and had an
other car load shipped up from ST. Jo.
seph, Thursday OF last week. to his
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Ladd, Of St.
Joseph, came up Saturday evening,
and spent the night with her father,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Dinwiddie, and on
Sunday, thhey all spent the day with
their sitter and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Cameron. near Mound City.
MIR. and Mrs. II. c. Teare, Of st.
Joseph, came up Sunday morning, and
made a visit here with relatives.
DIR. and Mrs. j. A. klopp spent
Friday evening of last week with Ed
May and family,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Benjamin and