The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-07

;" NuIcy n kunkpl for your >rf,
coal
Eiyar Bryan has bought The j
+. Iouk livery busiU".~ a; lIigrion.
A. " Gotten rrtururd Monday II
this week from a trip ~ Moberly, Mo-
be-. Emmel Courier has sold Iii.
farm near the Sis Lake. to his
brother. {. T.
Miss Edith Buchrr .njo,ed the
past wrek. VISITING with the family
Of Claude Williams.
/ See Frank Foster IN the & \.
thurman building for bargains in
Wagons. iiuggics and Harness.
Prosecuting Attorney 'ribbcl~ was
over u Grant CITY. few days this
week. assisting IN III" prosecution Ut
some eases there.
br. McClinahan's friends vt For.
est City will lr glad To know that he
is nov able io lr uIl. lie has been
quite sick from pneumonia.
Andrew Toch,crman. one Of Holt
county, skilled carpenters. IT Ore
gon, l. cree my hbu>c Tor Henry
Richards On his farm. southwest Of
here. Jcller>Onian.
The red birds were Oui and lit.
ting fr'm bougl to hnugl. and chirp-
ing their welcome 10 the balmy
breeze but they hid away saturday.
Feb. Isl. when the needle said three
below l,fu.
ID Daniel Morton. Of 81. Joseph,
was here Friday last, IN consultation
with br. Proud. In the casr Vt Grand.
ma Muriingcr. Who j. very low at
present Her advanced years brings
hut li,Ilr hope for recovery
Real estate deals were not as act
i've thu past month as they were in
January. 1872. but there was sufficient
businc,~. however. To keep our real.
estate men reasonably busy. The
January warranty deals amounted 10
SlWi.D2i but they went To flsi,Gis IN
The same month u year ago
,iculrn II. Harris died 4, his
humc near Mound city, January 2ith.
1913, aged 80 years. He Is survived
10y his aged wife and two daughters:
Mrs. ! VI. watkins. Of Mound city.
and MI, i. W. liarnc~. uf Kansas
CITY. lie was an cx.COnfcdcra,c sol.
dicr, srrying under General sterling
Price.
Mr.. Minnie Moore has purchased
Mrs. Frankly llind,' : stamping and
embroidery business. and viii con.
duct 1t. IN connection with her other
Arts and Crafts supplies, al her
home, one door north of Tie Sent incl
office. All orders will receive prompt
attention. Your patronage is sole.
tied.
u viii hc with deep regret that
the many former friends and neigh.
hors of Frank Saucr. viii learn at his
death. which occurred al his nome IN
Enlngham, Nan~as. on Tuesday of
la~l week, January 18th, 1872. aged
:; years. For man, years hr resided
In the Zig Lake section. Tie Is sur
Niyrd 10y tire, children. III, wife
died February T., lGll
Fix up a neat box huu~, on \ pole
Tor the mart In, 10 nest In this sum
mrr. They are the chccrirsi lu' of
rhn,icrrrs one IAN have about the
farm and are y Nurld of COMPANY. oS
pccially 10 the women. Then they
chase the hawks and crows away and
are death and destruction To thou.
sands uf bugs aud insects that other
wise would prey on tn" orchard fruilS
and garden products. building small
ar boxes for the blupbirds and one foi
the wrriIs will also bc 4 little time
prolitably spent,
The revival service in the Pres.
byterian church closed SUNDAY even
ing, January Nth, after u continue
tion of three weeks. II Is the con.
sensus Of opinion that this Is til,
greatest religious meeting held Ia
Maitland. There were more than on,
hundred professions, nearl, all OF
whom have connected themselves
with the churches of their prefer
ence. One hundred and twenty
names have been added To the churcl
rolls of Maitland, of this number
sixty have united with the Presby
terrain church. Maitland Herald.