The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-11


Girls School Hats In Felts-a,l
colors-Sl.Oo each. Mas. ErNER.
Forest City. Mo.
John Coughlin and John Men.
denhall each shipped car load Of
hay, last week. IRON Bigelow. tie
former to Omaha, Neb., and the lat.
ter to Shenandoah, Ia
Mrs. Carrie Mcdonald, who has
been so very sick, for the past three
weeks, Is slowly improving, and her
son, Carl, who was also quite sick for
several days, Is better.
There will he an Ice cream social
at the Nodaway German NJ. T.
church, Friday evening, September
i. Everyone cordially invited. Pro.
ceeds 10 he used for benefit OF Sunday
school.
Mrs. Omer Williams and little
daughter have returned from their
visit In Seattle, Wash, where she
visited her daughters, Madge and
Lena, also her sister, Mrs. Phil. Hof.
mann and son, Harold.
Rev. Frank I'ostock, who has
had a charge at Guernsey, wyo., was
here for few days, this and las,
week, visiting his brothers, VIII and
IVES. lie left Monday for Chicago,
ILL.,, where he has accepted charge.
Rev. T. a. Clagett, pastor OF tie
Presbyterian church, OF this city, and
his wife, are entertaining Mrs. Murk
Maha',ie and little daughter, aged
about three years, Of Excelsior
Springs, Mo. They will he here for a
few days.
J. l.. Weaver, OF Nodaway town.
ship, who left Thursday, OF last week,
on a business trip TO Terre Haute.
Ind, has returned home. lie was
accompanied home by his sister, Mrs.
Bertha Long and her two children,
who will make Mr.. Weaver and fam.
lily a visit.
otto Thurman left Friady OF last
week for Hanna, wyo., where lie has
accepted q lucrative position with a
general mercantile firm. Otto Is q
splendid young man In every particu.
lar, and lie has many friends here who
wish him success, health and pros.
peri,y In his new home.
Attorney Homer Il. Kelly, OF Bos.
ton. aass., counsel for the Boston
Elevated Railways at home fora WIS.,
II OF 4 few weeks with his parents,
James Kelly and wife. This Is his
first visit home for a couple Of years,
and he certainly Is looking tine, and
deserves much credit for the success
he has attained.
Mrs. J. T. Gelyin, OF Beardstown,
Ark, Is here on visit with her
mother, Mrs, Sarah Ramsay: her son,
Harry and family, and her son, Dr.
Roy Gelyin, Of Tarkio. She is en-.
route home from the state OF Oregon,
where she had been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. John Martin and hus.
band for several months.
A unique entertainment, "The
Marriage OF the Midgets, or the Tom
Thumb Wedning," will he given by a
large number Of the bright and pref.
ty children Of Oregon, from ; to II
years Of age, trained by an efficient
director, at the Royal Theatre. You
don't want TO miss this rare enter.
tainment or evening Of rare fun.
Watch the window posters for dates.
Harvey A. Evans, grocer. has
just added to his store fixtures, a
Sheerer'Gillette grocers' counter. 30
inches wide and 10 feet long, that Is
q very handy and complete
counter for a grocery store. 1t is
made In apartments or drawers, with
glass front, which Is independent
from the'drawers, The drawers are
roller'bearlng, and work smoothly,
without sagging or straining on them.
1t will hold one ton and a half OF or.
binary bulk groceries.
Miss Bertha Reynolds, daughter
OF Thomas Reynolds and wife, OF this
city'returned Saturday evening from a
couple OF days visit In st. Joseph,
with her aunt, Mrs. o. W. Shores, OF
near Fillmore, Andrew county, who
Is there In q local hospital GONZALES.
cling from a recent operation. She
was accompanied home by her cousin,
Miss Ophelia Killen, who had also
been there visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Shores, and who will visit Miss Der.
tina for few days.
Jonas Watson, Jr., has rented
The Charlie Herman. property, occu.
pied by Clint Leverich, In the eastern