The Holt County sentinel., 1900-03-23
DENY & RRyHILL, OREGON, DO.

DIR. e.. L. Evans reports Thomas
Miller quite sick.
Joseph Fits, 81 White Cloud. Kan
sas, was an Oregon visitor this week.
Misses Barbour & krnnon will have
their spring opening March ~ 81. 1900.
-W,STED girl for general house
work. Call on Mrs. J. e. Fits. Oregon.
Mo.
-FDg SALE \ choice Young team,
year olds. Write or call Oh J. Watson.
Oregon, No.
Elmer Kearn.y and Orrick Ramsay
who are attending school 10 Lincoln. Ne
braEka, are at home on a vacation.
The W. &. I. T.. will NEE, at the
home OF Mrs. Ramsay, 1T , O'Clock this
Friday afternoon, Mach ~ Evangeiis-
tic services will be held al the Jail. All
interested are urged 10 attend.
There will he public sale at the old
Evans place, six miles southeast OF Ore
gon, Tuesday, Mch q, commencing at
! a. m, consisting OF | horse, COW. hogs,
household goods. etc. See bills.
/ am ready 10 auction your sales.
Terms, reasonable. Orders will receive
prompt attention Gall at nv place,
miles east of Oregon, nr address me al
Oregon, Mo. ". II. WRIGHT.
The minutes Of the Mission ". C..
I. U.convention, held at Kahoka, are of
more than usual interest, containing the
full Missouri liquor laws.a roster OF state
officers and legialatur- and other items
OF interest.
Remember that Crousaz Il Saal, bar
bers, are now in their new quarters. east
side of square, between Schultz Bros
hardware store and Tom Frye's meat
market. They want you to call and see
how nicely they are fixed up.
Arthur Petree's announcement for
the mayoralty Of our city app -ars in his
issue of THE SENTINEL. Mr.. Petree is
every way qualified, every way safe. and
being of a cautious, conservative trend
of mind, We believe he would make a
most excellent mayor.
w. A. Springer, formerly of this
county, but now resident of Howell
county, this state, has rented his farm
in that county, and is now engaged in
the grocery business in West Plains, the
county seat of that county. We wish
him success in his new undertaking
The third quarterly meeting of the
German NJ. E. church. will be held in
this city, next Sunday, Mch. &c, con
Quoted by Elder G. Harness, OF St. Jo
seph. Rev. Henry Fiegen baum had ex-
pected to be here to conduct the ser,
vices. but not being very well thought
it best not to come.
David Foster, the genuine, simon
pure Uncle Davy. has returned home
from Kendaliville. Indiana, his old home
where he passed the winter He says
the ''old home" is not what it used to be
That Missouri is away ahead in every
particular, except roads, and on them
they beat us bad. He SAYS the winter
was much colder than here, with much
more snow, the mercury registering five
degrees below zero there Saturday, Mich.
II. Uncle Dave says there is nothing
like fiddling-it brought him home in a
hurry.
Tuesday evening Professor Mcclure
and the graduating class of the High
school called at the Troy Telephone Ex-
change to inquire into the uses and mys-
terry Of electricity in a practical sense.
Manager c. 1. Stocking turned over the
office and acted as instructor to the class.
Mr.. Stocking says they investigated
thoroughly the store of knowledge he
possessed and that he never had a more
interesting class ply him with questions.
The scholars have taken quite an inter
est IN electricity this winter.-Troy tKas
wi