The Holt County sentinel., 1921-06-03
N. Mrs. Ralph Meyer was leader.

were present, except Mrs. j. NJ. Shu-
mate. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. C. l.. Richardson with Mrs. c. C..
France as leader.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Banks and
family were visiting Sunday with his
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Henderson
and family, at Forteseue.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Mills, Of Col
conda, Nevada, are the proud parents
Of a fine ten-pound son, which was
born last week. This makes them
three sons.
Basil Bennett returned home, the
later part Of last week, from Liberty,
Mo-, where he has been attending the
William Jewell College at Liberty, Mo.
WIN. Springer shipped a car Of
hogs from here to the st. Joseph mar
ket, Thursday.
Mrs. Nellie Foulk, Of st. Joseph,
came up Thursday and made a few
days visit here with her friends, Mrs.
Diana Miller and Mrs. Anna Elmer and
daughter, Miss Grace.
Bert Hamilton went to Quitman.
Mo-, Monday morning, and Mrs.
Hamilton went up Monday evening to
be with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Dean, Mr.. Dean having had an
other stroke of paralysis, Saturday.
--"COl" $. Bailey returned home,
l Sundat. from Bayfield,, Colorado,
where he has been with his brother,
[ John Bailey, who has been sick with
pneumonia, but l. getting alright,
again, we are glad o hear.
MIR. and Mrs. Sid Nandeveer, OF
salem. Nebr.. came over Monday, and
.pcnt a few days here with relatives
and friends.
MIR. and Mrs r. u. Fout. Of here,
and Mr.. and George Redmon and fam
Iily. Of Craig. were visiting Sunday at
the Robert Hatch home in Oregon.
Karl Johnson. who Is the leader
Of the Shrine band, in st. Joseph, came
lup here. last Thursday morning. where
| he T. giving music lessons to four OF
4 the Shumate boys on the saNaphonc,
land 10 Mise. Hazel Lyons, Virginia
Gardner. Pauline Williams. Nina Cot
ton, Wilma Tearc on thcpiano. MI
John son's regular day to be here T.
Friday. ,
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Sipes and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Burrier and familie.
drove 20 Ro.erdale in their cars, Sun.
day morning. where they spent the
day M the Charley Ware home.
MI. and Mrs. Mike Prussman, Of
Amherst, Colorado: George Prussman,
of pawnee City, Nebraska, and MI.
and Mrs. Al Prussman, OF Mound Sity'
all attended the funeral OF Mrs. kat'
Tochterman. which was held In Ore
gon, Saturday morning.
Lloyd Williams, OF 50. Joseph
came un Sunday morning, and spent
the day, here. with his folks, Mr.. anu
Mrs. George Williams and family,
Miss Agnes Baker left Sunday
for Maryville. Mo-, where she u at
tending the summer school.
| -Nisses Dora and Lulu Baker were
vi.i,inv last week with Miss Mildred
Mccoy at Mound City. .
MIR. and Mrs. J. VI. Campbell, "'
the Union district, spent Decoration
Dny. Monday, at the Armstrong
cemetery, near Rushville, Mo-, where
they have relatives buried,
Miss Francis and Clauskey Cart.
or spen, Decoration Day, Monday NJ
Forbes. ,,, MI
Last Tuesday, May "a, Miss Bell
pirninvham and Mr.. Arthur Olson
: bo,b az Napier, were united In mar
,inye in 81, Joseph, by Rev. james D.
Ryan, Of this city. MISS bel, iorneI,
, ly attended our school, ana u We.
known around here. Mr.. Olson y one
OF the operators at Napier wheIe
they will make their home. we eN-
tend our CONGRATULATIONS, ana "lsn @
them long, happy and successful, ''te, =.
Miss Beuiah Elder went 10
Forbes, Monday. where she MADE
isit al the Ed Sipes home.
MIR. and Mrs. c. T.. Noland' Mrs;
ouisa holland, Mrs. Lucy France ana
Mr. and Mrs. G. c. France and ,on,
snent sunday afternoon at the Benton
cemetery. g.. AZ, ond
N,s Virgil Sipes and son, Mr.. FRANK
J'nsbaw. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Stalcup
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradie sipes
and family all took dinner AMI spent
the day, Sunday, at the J. l. scott
home. = ,o,o aud
so, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Weber, OF nor
ton, Kansas, spent the day, sunIns'
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. leare III o'e-
gon. -, an. oburch
neople attended the Young feopIes
Conference meeting, which was
held at Oregon, Friday evening
Those of the Christian church were'
Don Shumate. Mrs. Frank Wsggonef,
Mis- Agnes Baker and Robert Anno,;
those from the Methodist ehufch
were: Misses Mary Alkire. Alta Cott-
man and Wilma Teare, Otto stallard,
Elijah Alkire, Jr,, T. v Teare ana ;.
NJ, Coffman. Richard Stratton, OF me
of the Baptist church, who is one OF
the conference officers, was also pre-
sent. Quite number Of good points
for the future work was learned
Mrs. &. r. Cook and daughter
Lorene, OF Bigelow, were down mere,
cemetery, and visiting in our city.
Nil Kata Rrodbeck left Sunday