The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30

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A W. Nantamp l. OIL on his an.
nual visit to his brother In Michigan,
and brothers and sisters In PenDsyl-
vania. His son Charles accompanied
To take observations as to
4. VS. behavior when away from
home.
Albert Gotten, one Of our real es-
tate agents. closed a deal this week,
Whereby Mrs. i. NJ. GLADDEN. disposed
OF her farm, near Helwig. Ernest
Rahler took 10 acres and Christ.
Lrn,z gets ~ acres. The price paid
was 1000 and included the crop on
the place.
i. {. Fits, wife and children,
drove into Oregon, Tuesday evening
of this week, from Alexander. Mime
sofa. where the family have been for
six or eight weeks fishing and enjoy
Ing themselves. They Mere enroute
to Kansas City. and stopped here for
a shor, visit with relatives.
Miss Tro, King will leave. Friday
Of this week. for Corning, Iowa. where
she will enter upon her duties a.
teacher In the science department OF
the public schools " that city. We
wish her success In her work. She Is
well qualified for the position, and
undoubtedly will iii the posi'ionwith
honor and credit.
- We note with pleasure Tie favor
able comment OF III. 81. Joseph Press,
of Miss tlyo, daughter uf Mr. and
Mrs. James Mrllugh. Of Maitland, who
~ ,redirably rendered her numbers on
the program of the musicale given by
her teacher, Mrs. Mary Rich Lyons,
on Tuesday of this week, Miss Cleo
having rich meilo.soprano voice.
The Variety Store has Power
Washing Machine and Engine on ex-
hibition on their floor. Anyone con-
iempla'ing the purchase OF a WASH
ing Machine should no, fail 20 see
the above outfit: something entirely
new IN Washing Machines and wiring
ers: the Wringer swings, permitting
clothes tn be wrung out OF three dill
erent tubs al once,
Hon James Limbird, ofSt. joseph.
accompanied by his granddaughter,
Marjorie NJ iller, we're here Wednesday.
Mr.. l.. being called as a witness In our
circuit court. Marjorie Is daughter
Of Clyte Limbird Miller, and was one
Of Oregon's former school girls while
her parents resided here. Mr.. Limbird
was our prosecuting attorney In 1871
10, and our representative IN 1850.
L. !. Moore and wife left, Satur-
day last, IN their automobile, for Ex-
cclsior Springs, for a few days rest,
and 20 get the benefit from the use Of
the water AT the Springs. Miss Jet
tie Engel, who has been visiting their
daughter, Miss Mary, for few days,
accompanied them as far as Kansas
City, and Mrs. Nina Curry also ac-
companind them as far as ST, Joseph,
where she visited relatives over sun
day.
Robert Cottier, OF Mound City,
was In TO see US Wednesday Of this
week. He brought with him W. Il.
Riley Swope, who was placed on the
Republican ticket, Tuesday OF this
week, by the county committee, for
representative. We found him an
exceedingly pleasant gentleman, and
In conversation learned that he was
q graduate Of Drake University, hes
Moines, Iowa, having attended school
there with G. o. Denney, q former
Oregon hoy, and now occupying the
Latin chair In that university. We
believe the people OF Holt will ind
Mr.. Swope well qualified for the posi-
ton, and abudantly able to take
care Of their interests and himself
At Jefferson City.