The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-05-09
George Stephenson shipped = {;

George stephenson Sllppcu y car
Of cattle To 81. Joseph, Wednesday.
Mrs. iierl Maple. after a lew
days visit last week, with her par.
enis, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nedrow, Of
Maitland, came back home, feeling
that Is good 10 Ire back home once IN
a while.
Charley Sentncy moved Thursday
to his fathers farm, south Oi town.
Henry Alkirc and family VIII move
into the property vacated 10y Mr.
sent ncy and Nc,. Dickson Vii DC.
cupy the house vacated by Mr.. Ale
kire.-Forcsl City News, May :. 1913.
We are sorry 10 learn mat Tom
Kncalr has been quite sick again, but
Is nov much improved, and We hope
win soon he able TO be up and around.
Ills brothers. I'd, Of Maitland. ana
Frank, Of Fillmore, vino were mere,
have returned home. HIS sister, AIRS.
Lucla Drcn. OF 81. Joseph, l. still at
his bed side.
Miss Murl Baker, vino mas been
suffering from appendicilis,was taken
To ST Joseph amt operated on III the
Sisters Hospital, Thursday morning.
DR.. McClanalan and hrr father, a..
Is. BAKER, and Mrs. Shipiey, ol
Mound CITY, accompanied net. Her
many friends hope sine viii tn well
soon again. foles, cit! News, May
=, 1913.
The following from out OF town
we're here, "Wednesday, IN attendance
al the funeral Of Aunt Mary Hor.
neckcr: Sirum Gririith and VIE and
Judge George Meyer and wife, OF
Craig: John Meyer, Henry Meyer,
Mrs. Anna Long and daughter, Mrs.
len Terhune, Of Mound city; Will
lard Meyer, Of Lincoln, NeD.; Joe
Mitchell and wife, OF Forest city.
Today, FRIDAY, Aiay y, the county
court, through the County Highway
Engineer, viii let the const rucIiOn OF
some 30 concrete culverts, and i've
new steel bridges. II Is certainly TO
the credit OF the court ANA tiie ciigi.
neer that they are disposed TO make
this character OF imprOvenents--lm-
prevents that mean pernlancncy 10
our highways, and while the original
cost may he larger than under the OLD
custom Of WOODEN bridges and cul-
yeIts, IN the END II means economy
for the county, for Tins character OF
Improvements are permanent, ana
substantial.
l.. |. Moore, IT. jumping from an
automobile, FRIDAY, May ., 1913, re.
ceived u severe sprain " one oi his
legs, and quite a shaking up, but ~
tins Writing Is coiislderaUiy Improved,
and thinks ne VIII he able TO be up
town In u few days. lie and several
Others had attended u bail game IN
st. Joseph, and were nearly home,
when the driver let the engine die Oh
top OF u hill, and The car started back
down. Mr.. Moore thought IL safer
out OF the car, SO Jumped, with the
above results. The car only ran .
short distance when IL ran into u
bank and stopped, neither the occu-
pants or car being injured.
--lum Patterson took his baby
band TO ST, Joseph and won third
prize In the band contest, $50. The
band consists OF twenty boys that
Lum has been teaching AT New Point
the past year. lie did not expect to
receive any prize, and was surprised
when he was awarded third prize.
The boys were dressed IN striped
overalls, blue waists and straw hats,
and Lum acting as drum major,
welding q large corn stalk, led the
procession. IL was rather . novel
scene, Lum being q feet, u inches
tall, followed by = crowd Of country
boys doing their best to attract a..
on.-!rriumph item In Jefferson.
ian, May LIST.