The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-19
Our apple buyers received five
car loads of barrels Tuesday,

car loads OF barrels Tuesday.
j. II. Coyle. Of Maitland. is here
helping Coyle & Carroll, the:painters.
Ralph. son Of John Fry, has been
very sick the past week, but is now
some better.
For Sale. Pure.bred Scotch Col.
lie pups. Call on $. N. Coffman, For.
est City. Mo.
Mrs. Emma Philbrick and daugh.
ter, Eloise. we're st. Joseph visitors
few days the pas, week.
wvirgil II. Grinstead and wife. of
Salem. Nebraska, We're visiting her pa.
rents. &. J. Hunt and wife.
W. l.. Rife. Of Craig. Is here buy.
ing apples. lie shipped out car load
OF early varieties. Tuesday.
Kathleen Proud has returned
from an extended visit with Anadar.
darko, Oklahoma, relatives.
-Ralph Markt sold car of whea,
10 Iowa parties and made his ship
ment wednesday. lie sold at $50.
john r. Iden. OF the Rig Lake,
was an Oregon visitor one day this
week. and says he'll have a fine apple
crop.
J. II. killam of Albany. Mo-, l.
here for a few days. looking after his
business interests. being the senior
member of the Oregon Furniture
Company.
Daniel kunkel. II. and wife. have
returned from ST. Joseph, where they
visited their daughter, Elwood Mrs.
Mcdonald and family.
We send congrat ulations to H.W.
Mills, of the Mound City. News-lt's
swee, little Miss, and size came to
gladden. the hearts Of Father and
Mother Mills, Monday. OF this week,
18th.
Miss May Ncurdorir of 81. Joseph.
il here for brief visit with her
aunt. Mrs. Nina Curry, stopping here
on here on her return home from
Corning. where she visited with Mrs.
John Scha,z.
Mrs. N. l.. Hatch. and his sister.
Mrs. q. NJ. I.iyengod. Of Omaha. and
II. !. Hacker and wife, Of Wichita,
Kansas, were guests at the Robert
Hatch home. Tie former Is Roberts
solid friend, mamma.
Frank Rocker and family. q
l,roken How. Nebraska. drove over
In their car for u visit with her Ia
and Ma, A. u. bailey and wife. and
his sisters, Mrs.G.w .Cummins and u.
q. Ruley. and Louise Austin.
For the Hrs, time In many years,
our genial postmaster. George II.
Allen, left the corporate limits OF our
city and Went over into Kansas. ~ here
lie has some lands near Enlngham.
He says things have changed wonder.
fully since Inc left home.
Since their departure for their
European tour, letters Tor the fYst
time have been received from Miss
Mary look and Iina and Alberta
Bragg who wrote on board ship and
their letters bear the Gibraltar post
mark, under date Of June .n,h.
Mrs. Frank petree arrived from
Oregon, Monday evening To visit her
many relatives residing In and near
Lincoln. She Is sister of Ed. NJ.
Harris. Mrs. +. u. Rees and Mrs. Geo.
Webb, So the relatives and friends are
many.--I.incoln (Kas,l Republican,
Jaly nth.
Oregon friends learn with keen
sorrow of the death of J. NJ, Scam.
mon, which occurred at his home In
Tarkio, on Thursday last, July nth.
lie was ~ years old, largely interest.
cd In banking and other interests IN
Atchison county. lie also had large
business interests In st. Joseph,
Harry and Jay Petree arrived
here Saturday evening from Oregon,
Mo-, to visit at the Harris. Rees,
Webb and other homes. They made
the trip on bicycles and came through
In four days. Their mother, Mrs.
Frank Petree, came Monday evening.
Lincoln (Kas, lRepublican,July 18th.
Miss Charlene Russell left Thurs.
day, for Kansas City, Mo, where she
viii Join Mrs. \, &, Fits and children,
whogo to the northern lakes for their
outing, leaving Kansas City, Saturday,
making the journey In their auto.
Wallace Dawson. accompanied Miss
Charlene to Kansas City, and returned
with the party as far as st. Joseph,
Saturday.
Oakley Morris, Is grunting about
some, and all because John, the fam
ilynag, wants to he spoken to when
approached. John was grazing on the