The Holt County sentinel., 1892-11-04


in Oregon, this week.
Mrs. C. Dunn, Of Mound City, WAS
among old frienCs here this week.
Mrs. y. Stock returned Tuesday
from st. Joe, where she had been visit.
! ing relatives.
Mrs. Susan BTot beck had the mis-
fortune 20 fall and disiocate her should,
or, one day, this week.
Charles Watson will take charge OF
the kelso school as soon as the new
school building Is ready for occupanc,
Mr.. Joseph II. Graham, Republican
; nominee for sheriff, was called home
this week, by the sickness of his wife
and baby.
Call at my shop over the post
office and see my new stock of winter
hats, aad fancy goods. Yours truly
Mrs. j. W. KietT.
N j. Kyger returned last Wednes
day from visit to his old home, Koko-
mo, Indiana. He reports the political
pot boi:ing in that section.
Mrs. Mary Miller, of Troy, Kansas,
and Mrs. n. II. Miller, Of Horton, Kan.
sas, were entertained few days the past
week, by Mr.. and Mrs. Kaucher.
Rev. c. j. Warner and wife, Of Wat.
son, were visiting with friends in Oregon
this week, and also having dental work
| done by our dentist, C. W. Lukens.
Mrs. Kieff has Just brought on a
complete new stock of winter hats, also
China silk and ribbon for fancy work,
fine Observation-Disclosures and ladies' wares.
Elder 4. G. Alderman will return,
this week from Denison, Kansas, and
will preach at Union school house next
Sunday, Nov. +, both morning and even
ing.
Hon. t. c. DUNCAN and s. F. O'Fal-
Ion will address the citizens OF Forbes
township. at the school house, this
FRIDAY evening, Nov. 18th. Everybody
invited.
Miss Matte Peret has been at
Marshall, this state, the past week IN at
tendance at the state meeting of the Y.
p. S. c. f. rs Il delegate. She returned
this week.
Miss Maggie Perkins and Cora
Sterrett will leave next Tuesday for
Cincinnati. Ohio, where they will take a
course in the conservatory OF music at
that place.
Laurence Kaucher is Tho proud
daddy of cbouncing baby girl, that came
to gladden. his home on Friday of last
week. Grandpas Mumm and Kaucher
are exchanging congratulations.
Mrs. Norman Chapman, OF Oneida.
Kas., is visiting relatives here, She will
remain until after the election. Mr.
Chapman will shortly remove TO Horton,
Has, where ne has position in a ma
chine shop.
Father Samuel Heltzell. who form
erly lived here, has returned and now
lives with his son-In-law, Mr.. Young,
who bought out Mr.. Cochran's livery
business. Mr.. Heltzell has attained the
ripe age Of 81 years. and looks no older
than when he left here number Of years
ago. This speaks well for the health of
this country.
From DIR. ]. T. Butler we learn that
there was quite an influx of strangers to
our city, this week. AS they expect to
make Oregon their future home We ex-
tend them a hearty welcome. They
arrived as follows: II. Boyd and wife,
Oct 81, girl: Al. McNutley and wife.
Nov. !, a boy; Dan Goatcher and wife,
Nov. l, Il girl.
To all paying up their arrearages
and one year in advance we will send the
New York Weekly Tribune FOR one year
free. The Tribune is 100 per year, cash
in advance, but We have made arrange
ments whereby we can send it and The
SENTINEL for one year for only sl.5O,
cash IN advance. Come in at once, and
take advantage Of this offer.
All persons contemplating attending
the rally at Mound City next Saturday,
Nov. ). are requested TO be in Oregon as
carly as possible. We will leave here
at 8 O'Clock a. m, and proceed to Forest
City where We will join their delegation.
Those who are so situated as to be able to
Join the procession at Blair Lane are re-
Iuestej to be at that place at 1890.
List of letters remaining in the post
OfIice at Forest City, Mo-, uncalled for
luring the month OF October 1892: Mrs.
S. A. BieC ler, Mrs. Mary Carter, John
Miss Eva Harb,n. DR.. l.. r.
Hoffman, J. Z. Hopkins, W. s. King,
Miss Moody NJ, Kennedy, Mrs. Nelly Leak,
Chas. Miller. J. NJ. Stone, Jerry ShIers.
Miss Marcie b. Webb, j. I. Williams, j.
L. Williams. GEO. ". BALDWIN, p. NJ.
Secretary of the State Board Of Agri
culture Chubbuck has received from j.
F. Waters, of Savannah, Mo-, a box said
10 contain specimens Of the Canada This
tie, and upon submitting them to Prof.
Keffer Of the Agricultural College, that
gentleman pronounced them the verti
able pest. He says that it is gradually
but surely making its way onto the
farms of Missouri and should it become
established and get firm hold here 1t
would be greater calamity than the
Uids spread dissemination OF q bad form !
Of infectious life stock disease. The
State OF Missouri has stout and string |
snt law against this pestiferous weed and /,
the penalties for allowing it TO propagate |
are very heavy-Colman' Rural World. |
SERIOUS Accident at Maitland.