The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-01
Forest City and Vicinity
.NINGS OF INTEREST, AS RECORDED BY DEIpHEUs

a fine Sha-pound baby daughter. DR..
v. I. Perry, Of Mound City, was in
attendance.
Miss Mabel Smith and Mrs. L. r.
lurney were shopping in ST. Joseph.
Saturday afternoon.
H. A. Bowles spent Saturday of.
ternoon at Fortescue.
Miss Bette Becler spent Saturday
and Sunday in st. Joseph.
Miss Christina Rayhill, of New
Point, who teaches the Schaeffer
school, was shopping in st. Joseph,
Wilbur Dunn went to Salem, Neb..
last wednesday, where he spent a few
days with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sid Vandeveer, returning home
Saturday.
Cottonwood Lumber for sale. An
dimensions at $40 per thousand.
Ats S. J. POTTINCER.
Mrs. Robert Church and son. Vir.
gll, were st Joseph visitors, Saturday.
Paul Specr and Miss Pearl Foley,
both of Langdon, No., were united in
marriage in st. Joseph, Saturday, Mar.
~. They will make their home in
Langdon, where Paul is employed in
carrying the mail. Paul Is the son OF
John Speer, who now lives near Ore.
gon, but formerly resided here. Paul.
many friends in this vicinity extend
congratulations and wish them long
happy life.
! y. Is. Wilson, Of Craig, was visit.
/ ing his daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Lease and family, last Saturday, and
shaking hands with his old-timc
friends on the street.
Misses Josephine Birmingham and
Agnes Baker were ST. Joseph visitors,
Saturday.
Ed Mcfarland went To Roscndalc.
NO., Saturday evening, where he /,
making u visit with hs brother, Mr..
and Mrs. Wm. Mcfarland.
| Rev. james S. Ryan held services
at Hamburg, Iowa, SUNDAY.
=. II l'undell. Of Lcavcnwor,h,
Kansas, came the first Of last week,
and is visiting his daughter Mr.. aai
Mrs. A. w. Cottrell.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Durrior ~.
ccivcd word from their son, Fred Bur
: ricr Of llolyokc, Colo. announcing
that his wife had presented him with
fine s.pound daughter on March 10.
Mrs. Mary Hostcttcr, of Oregon,
spent last Thursday afternoon with her
sister, Mrs. S. T. lluiatt and family.
Mrs. Hugh Burricr and Miss Iva
Munyon spent Friday In st. Joseph.
Mrs. T.. J.. Turncy and children
visited last Friday with her parent,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Burke, in
Amazonia.
Mrs. Fred Philbrck and children,
Eloisc and Price, came up from ST.
Joseph, Friday, and spent few days
at the Dwight Meyer home. Fred
came up Sunday morning, and both
families spent Easter with their moth.
or, Mrs. India Price, in Oregon.
VIM. Dcrr shipped car Of cattle
from our city 10 the st. Joseph mar
kct, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ernest Gcoffroy left Friday
noon for HoltOn, Kansas, where she Il
making un extended visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W, Dunn and
family.
Miss Elsie Houston and Floyd
Mills went to Burlington Junction,
Friday evening, where they spent
few days with her home folks, return
ing Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Combs and daughter,
Maudie, We're shopping in our city,
Friday.
dwight Meyer had two car loads
OF cattle on the 81. Joseph market, last
Thursday.
Hugh Wilson and family, of Ore
gon, and Francis Sutton, of Leayen-
worth. Kansas. spent last Wednesday
evening at the T.. l.. Brodbeck home.
Mrs. Galcn Wood and Miss Bette
Wood were shopping in st. Joseph,
Friday.
Miss Marjorie Casou, Of Benton
district, came down last Wednesday
and spent several days at the J. I.
birmingham home,
Thomas and Miss Gladys I.anders,
of Savannah, came over Saturday eve
ming and spent few days here with
their sister, Mr., and Mrs, Glenn
Wilkes.
Rev. McCiacken, of Kansas City,
will hold services Mt the Christian
chuch here, Sunday at IL o'clock, and
at the usual hour in the evening.
Come and find a welcome.
Mrs. Arthur Cook, Miss Marie
Wake and Mrs, Gene Craig, of Napier,
were shopping in our city, Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Brant and two chill
dren, Master Charles Kinsley and Eliz-
abcth, of Savannah, came over Satur-
day and spent this week with their
grandmother, Mrs, Vine Hovey, and
other relatives.
Mrs. w. c. Dick returned Satur-
day from st. Louis, where she has
been making u two weeks visit with
her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Sy-