The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-06-21


Grandpa and Grandma, Andy
Burner are made especially happy. by
the coming of their sprightly grand.
daughter, Media Reese, Of Abilene,
Kan. who will spend the summer
with them.
Members of Meyer Post will re-
member their meeting saturday. To.
morrow, June -, at the home of their
cemrade, VIM. G. Opel. Let there he
a good attendance is the request Of
Commander Fuller.
L. Y. Spragg. editor Of the Ridge
way journal, visited In Oregon, over
sunday, the guest OF Rev. L. &. Pow.
ell and family. We found him very
pleasant and sociabe young man, and
hope to have him visit us again.
--Fayla Quick is back from ST. Jo-
seph, where she has been having her
eyes treated. Her little cousin, jim
mic Miller. came home with her to
have a jolly good time with GRAND.
pa and Grandma Jas. II. Brown.
A card from Mrs. :. -. Knowles,
formerly Of this city, but for some
time living at Mission. Texas, stated
that she was on her way north. and
would stop and visit for several
months with relatives In Glasco.
Cloud county, Kan.
Miss Maymie Greene has returned
from her visit with Mound CITY
friends. She will bc a member OF the
Mound City corps Of teachers the
coming school year, and the patrons
will lind her one Of the very best
teachers OF our county.
Cont ractOr Smith, of Topeka.
Kan, with force Of men are put
ting In two concrete bridges for the
county: one l. a mile northeast Of
Mound city, and one Is five miles
Yves, OF Maitland One Of these has a
l2.foot arch and the other 2j.foot
arch.
Elder DawSon's nea home In Glen
Echo addition has been completed.
and II L. the first concrete residence
built In our city. u presents a very
handsome appearance. Andy Toch.
terman was the contractor, and the
concrete work was done 10y the Ore.
gon Pressed Stone Company.
Holt county Is being represented
at the National Republican conyen-
ton this week by 7. &. DUNCAN and
Edwin A. Welty, Of Oregon: -. ".
Porter. John Hart, ". EJen Smith,
James Coiti.r, Robert l.. Minton. OF
Mound city: Frank Walker, Of Bigr.
low: Frank X. Allen, Of Craig.
George Burger, Alvin Profit and
Howard Allen climbed 10 the top ol
the standpipc, leo feet, on Friday
last, Flag bay and put mp a ilag, and
|, kissed the brcrlc> all the day long
Charley koock loaned the flag, TIL,
boys went back early saturday morn
ing and took II down. and returned
II to It's owner. That Il the right
spirit boys.
We regret 10 learn that tn,
health of Miss Helen, daughter oI
Mr.. and Mrs. John :. Smith, oI
Mound city, has become such, "a I,
cause her parents 10 take her To ia,
Mayo hospital, al Rochester, MINI.
for trca, mcnl. She II "A greatly he
loved young lady, and her man,
friends will he anxious about her.
The heaviest June term docket ol
the Nodaway circui, court IN >evera
years will furnish girls, for that court
which began It's June term Monday OF
this week. with NJ. eases dockeicd
The list Is made up Of 10 genera
cases, - criminal, ~ parole, and j.
equity cases. There are ~ divorce
cases,
Mrs. Geo. Meyer and son, An
drew, viii go to Excelsior Springs
Saturday. TO join her husband anc
daughter. Miss Mildred, who hav,
been there the past three weeks
They will spend some time al TIA,
Springs IN the hope Of benelittini
Mr.. Meyers health. lie has beer
suffering from sciatica rheumatism
for several months. Mound Cit!
News.
On the Gromer farm near Hugo
Col, are six rows of corn, each row !.
10 miles long, The corn was planted
With six listers, attached to the EN-
gine of a steam pillow. The engin,
was run ground and round" a tract
"a mile long and nearly half a mile
WIDE. Asa result there are six rows
that make 300 acres, and each row
Is lD miles long.
We carry fun line Of Baskets
and Funeral supplies, and solicit thu
pat ronage Of this trade territory II
the Undertaking line. Remember