Phillips County herald., 1922-10-05
Pleasant Valley

il Tuesday
j Geo. Weis and family spent Sunday
1evening at the Ed Foster home.
G. L. Stewart and family spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Col
i glazier. Nh Il
Glen Rouze is home from Ft. Col
lfns1 He thinks he will stay at home
'Ettis. winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poe were Sunday az
ternoon callers on Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
EJaycox.
Mrs. Ben Sandy helped Mrs. Hall
work up pears and wild grapes the
First of the week.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Nicholson spent
Saturday night and Sunday with klss-
mother in Lamar. :, u
Mr.. and Mrs. Gooden took Sunday
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. o. N. Young.
AIR. and Mrs. Rouze were also evening
guests. u !ii4 e ssis n
Doe Sandy from Lake City, Iowa.
is visiting friends and relatives in and
around our part Of the country this
week.
Leo Walgren has been taking a-load
Of hogs to town every Monday for the
past few weeks. and will have one
more, load to take. .
Mrs. Otto Eichele started for Arap-
ahoe. Nebr.. last Friday to be gone
a few weeks visiting relatives.
|, Harry. Martin and family drove to
Otis. Colo, Saturday to visit Mrs.
Martins brother and family. They
returned home Sunday.
We understand that Mrs. Kent has
had her little sons tonsils removed
and she expects to be back among us
in the near future.
Mr.. Bishops residence is finished
and he is moving in the first of the
week. He will do his own cooking
too
Mr.. Rockwell and family we're din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Weis on
Sunday. Carl Radtke and family
were also afternoon callers.
Guy Nolan and family from Oregon.
Mo-. have been visiting at the Ed
Foster home from Wednesday until
Monday. Mrs. Nolan is Mrs. Fosters
daughter
Frank Arnold, sr., has been very
sick. We understand he is improv-
Ing under the care of DR.. Stewart.
Charley Middlebrook and family
spent Sunday with Mrs. Middlehrook's
parents.
Roy Martin and daughter Ferne
drove TO Greeley Friday returning
homo Monday. They report splen-
did trim. They have relatives living
in Greeley.
Frank Martin and children took
Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Miller. Franks baby that the
Milisrs are caring for is growing and
doing fine. On their way home Sun
day evening, they called at the Louie
Miller and Everett Sickle homes.
We understand there is peach or
chard between Lamar and Imperial
that they think will yield about one
hundred bushels. They are small
but very good tasting. We always
thought this country was not adapted
to peaches.
Mrs. Penweil entertained few OF
her friends Tuesday afternoon. her sis
ter. Mrs. Ilitzelberger. was very
o'clock luncheon consisting OF chick
en- sandwiches pickles. nut cake.
fruit salad and coffee. The afternoon
was very pleasantly spent In social
conversation.
o. y. Young had the misfortune 10
lose ono OF his horses last week. He
took two big loads OF grain % venan-
go and on the way home the horse
took sick so they left Il there. Mr..
Young went back TIL same night 10
care for II hut Il died the next day.
He thinks II might have been e.i1i5ed
from eating nnw corn.
John and Isaac Penwcii. who arc
staying on the Franl, Hughes place
caring for his chores and work while
they are away. tool dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Clark Pcnwel Sunday.
vcrn Echard and family drove lfis
brother John mud family I, Llngle.
Wye. 10 see relatives who live iharc.
John and family stayed 10 pick up
potatoes while vern and family re-.
turned Monday evening. They were
only gone three days.
Mrs. IIItzclborgor received telc.
gram Monday from pillaa Tcxns. IN
forming her that her husband was
sick aud wanted her to como. Mr..
aud Mrs. Clark Pcnwell drove her %
Sterling Tuesday In time to catch the