The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-06-16

Chillicothe, last week, and have been
visiting with their numerous friends
since. They will return Friday OF
this week, and we are all sorry, for
they do not grow any better people
anywhere than they are. Come back
soon and stay longer.
From a telegram, dated jefferson
City, Missouri, June u, we learn
that Judge John kennish. of the
Supreme Court, who has had a hem.
orrhage Of the nose, was now resting
well, but would be confined to his bed
for few days. His many friends in
Oregon and Holt county, will be sorry
to learn Of his indisposition, and hope
for his speedy recovery.
George and Alice Anderson, OF
Shelby, Ohio. are here the guests OF
their grandmother, Mrs. Rebecca
Anderson, and other relatives. II
seems only a short time since they
we're little tots running around our
streets, but George Is now. a young
man, graduating from the Shelby
High school, this spring, and Miss
Alice Is now a young lady.
Many favorable comments are
heard on all sides over the fact that
the night attraction at the ST Joseph
live stock show will be a fancy horse
attraction. 1t does seem that every.
body enjoys Watching good horse In
action. Interest has already begun
TO center around the week Of Septem.
Der ~ to 30, at which time the live
stock show will be held In st. Joseph.
There promises TO be something do.
ing all week.
Miss Fannie T.. Meyer left Tues.
day Of this week for Kansas City,
where she will join a party OF Inter.
national Bible students and accom-.
pany them on their trans-cont inenta al
tour. They have a special train and
the itinerary includes Denver, Colo.
RADIO Springs, Salt Lake City, Los
Angeles, San Francisco, Portland. Sc.
attic, Vancouver and back east On
the Canadian side. Miss Fannie will
he absent a month or six weeks.
A team belonging to Albert Guth.
RTE, who resides about six miles north
Of town, became frightened last Mon.
day afternoon and ran away, tearing
up a moving machine to which the
horses were hitched. In jumping
from the machine Mr.. Guthrie was
thrown on his face, receiving several
severe bruises. The team ran through
a wire fence. but escaped without In.
jury. Mr.. Guthrie says he will proba.
bly, have to purchase . new machine.
Forest City News.
We congratulate Postmaster Al.
len on receiving a raise In salary as
post master OF this city. Commenc.
ing with the fiscal year, In the Post.
office department., july l, his salary
will he $1,000 per annum. instead Of
1880, as heretofore. This proves
conclusively that We are growing and
improving accordingly. The increase
In the revenues Of the postoi,ice Is
sure index. In 1897 the postoi,ice
here only paid sllOO, and besides there
are five rural carriers from this office,
who will, commencing July |, each
receive $1,000 per year.
Fred, Edith and Lola Landers,
Earl Hit, Mrs. Emma Grimes, Frank
Golden and family, II. &. Benton and
wife and Mrs. Ellen Landers all took
dinner with Earl Benton and family
last Sunday, and heard Albert Mar.
tin preach at the school house at 800
In the afternoon. This was Mr.. Mar
tins third attempt al preaching, he
being q rural reuter- out Of Forest
City, and the writer must say that he
does first rate.
Rev. James NJ. Walton, former
pastor Of the Presbyterian church,
writes us from his new home In
Louisville, KY, under date Of June
), as follows; "The Waltons all well
and enjoying good health, and doing
their usual work keep fairly busy.
A little later will have a vacation, as
We hold no services during the sum
mer months. We shall then be oil
for the 'Cumberlands' to try a fish.
Wish you were with MS. Say, ii is
only 100 here today in the shade.
How Is thatY The Sentinel always
seems like big letter Our kindli-
Is, regards To all friends
Mrs. Roy Watson and two chill
dren, of University Place, Neb., ar
rived In Forest City, Friday Of last
week, June o, for IA visit with her
parents, a. u. Taylor and wife. Mrs,
Taylor met them at the depot with a
Il. 4 sf,..