The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-04


Harry :. Hanna has removed to
the farm he recently purchased from
i. !. keoWn, six miles southeast of
Oregon. and the place he vacated.
known A. the Neil kunkcl place. just
east of town, will be occupied by Mrs.
Mary Foley and children.
. Last sunday there we're five gen.
erat ions a, the a. NJ. Nyc home,
Grandma Kinney, who Is Mrs. Nyc's
mother: Mrs. Nye, Mrs. McCullock.
Mrs. Nye's daughter: Mrs. Straley and
son, of Kansas city: Mrs. McCulloch's
daughter and grandson. Forest City
News.
Jim. the S.ycar.old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Guthrie. residing on the
Glenn farm north of town, was quite
painfully injured Sunday when u mule
colt kicked him on the forehead. II
was necessary to take several stitches
10 close the wound. However, his
condition j. not considered serious. --
Mound city News.
Little Charley Rush. aged Ia
years. son of Obc Rush and wife. OF
this city. while riding on a wagon
loaded with shingles, fell oil, a couple
Of bundles Of shingles falling with
him and upon his left ankle and right f.
severely bruising them. Fortunately
no bones we're broken.
Francis Reid. the Burlington tire
man whose skull was fractured when
he fell from a moving freight engine
near Iiig"low. Monday morning OF last
week, September -, is improving Al
81. .Ioscph's hospital. lie Is now CON
scious and /, Is thought has an even
clanrr for recovery.
II. T.. benny and family left Fri.
day last for Eyland, Wis, where they
viii make their home. We are truly
sorry 10 lose such excellent people.
The premises viii bc occupied 10y &.
T.. Taylor. az New Point. who will
take charge Of the Howell blacksmith
shop on the cas-, side. lie comes well
recommended a. Il first class smith.
f, j. Powell, superintendent of
our schools, wen, To 81. Joseph, sun
day noon. last, returning In the even.
ing with his wife and three children,
and We understand they will soon he
domiciled In the Mrs. Clara Lyon
property, which they have rented.
We Join with the citizens Of Oregon
In extending them hearty welcome.
Louie Pinkston returned Thurs.
day Of last week, September III. from
"A six weeks trip through Colorado
and all OF the principal points of In
terest In that scenic state, In his car,
a Mitchell roadster. B.horse-p0wer.
lie made this trip Of over 1000 miles
without q puncture. He was accom-.
panied on q part Of this journey by
Neil Montgomery, Of Skidmore.
The following from abroad Al.
tended the funeral Of Hugo Cell, held
In this city, Monday afternoon OF this
week: Philip Cell, wife and little
son, OF Omaha, Neb., Mr.. Cell being
an uncle: Carl bernhard, OF Jansen,
jefferson county, Neb., a cousin: Paul
Crosse, st. Joseph: Prof. B. {. Brous,
assistant principal OF Central High
school, st. Joseph, and Marvin Cas-.
teel, captain Of the ST. Joseph High
school team that played here last
Saturday when Hugo was injured.
The rural free delivery has elimi.
mated the isolation Of farm life, and
: with the telephone and the auto, has
brought the most distant farm In dai'
) ~ touch with the world at large
Farm lands served by rural free de-
= livery routes are worth at least NJ
. more on the acre than lands not sc
, located on such routes, which h
, the farmers estimate of the
y value Of the services. Uncle San
has never made better investment
than when he started the free deliv
cry of mails, and the rapid extension
: Of the service In the past twent!
!. years has been one OF the marves Of
a lN<y