The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-10-16
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We regret to learn that A. Van.
Buskirk Is very sick and confined to
his home.
David Kyle, Of Los Angeles, Cal,
Is here on q visit with with the
Anselments and other relatives.
The annual meeting Of the Pres.
byterian synod, Of Missouri, will be
held In ST. Joseph. beginning Tuesday
night, October -.
". &. Harms, and Ed. Shull, OF
near Mound City, were In Oregon,
Wednesday, transacting business he.
fore the county court.
Congressman Booler Is expected
to return from Washington, Tuesday
OF next week, and will begin an active
campaign for reelection.
Major" the splendid collie dog,
belonging to john Ramsay, Of the
Hotel Woodland, has strayed, or been
stolen Finder will be rewarded.
For the next thirty days you can
buy at Phillips Drug Store one 80.
cent bottle OF Palmoliye Shampoo and
three bars Of ralmolive Soap for 80
cents. Regular price, % cents.
The box supper which was to have
been at Forbes, Friday Of this week,
has been postponed until next Friday
night, October %. a line program Is
being prepared and the New Point
band will furnish music. Let every.
body attend,
Electrician Irl J. Walker, better
known as "kilowatt," Is installing
the new White Way poles on State
street, When you're making a list
OF the live towns, put . red mark un.
der Mound City.-Nsws.JeHersonian
October II, 1914.
The smoke stack at the Maryville
Normal school WAS damaged to the
extent Of 900 Thursday night last,
October 9Th. by lightning. The east
side OF the stack was ripped oil for
Q distance OF twenty i've feet and some
damage vas done by falling bricks.
Price 4 Davis and VIII Noellsch
each had car Of hogs out for the st +.
Joseph market on Thursday last; VIII
Derr. two and James Jackson, one car
Of hogs on the 9th, and W. +. Davis,
a car Of his thin.rind hogs on the 10th.
Ray Burrier and Warrie Walker each
q carload OF cattle.
n. Ward King, the road.drag man,
Who halls from Maitland, when he's
home, gave us very pleasant call
Wednesday, lie Is Just back from
Soul hern Kansas, on good roads
lecturing tour, and he says lie will
try to stay home for while and get
acquainted with his family.
Mr., Mccoy, Of Kansas, who Is In.
terested In the Ice plant here,
visited at the home Of his part.
ner, IT, Eccles, the latter part OF last
week. lie informs us that he expects
TO move here In the spring, when the
company viii put In bottling works.
Forest City News, October o, 1914.
Friends here OF Mrs. J. ID. Thomp.
son are glad to hear that she has re.
covered sufficiently to leave the hospi.
tai at Rochester, Mimi, where she has
been receiving treatment OF the Mayo
Doctors, and Is now at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. Schwartz, At Sioux
City, Iowa. She will return to her
home In q short time.-News JefYer.
sonian, October II, 1914.
The J. II. Lynds MIL and Eleva.
tor Co. lumber yard has been pur.
chased by the Arkansas Valley Lum.
Der Co. Mr.. Mitchell Batson, Of Rob.
ison, Kansas, will he the manager,
Mr., Batson will accupy the house va.
Gated by Mr., Oscar Lease, the second
house north Of the central Office
Fortescue correspondent In News.
Jeflersonian, October II, 1914.
S. NJ. Randall, who last week sold
his farm southwest Of Craig, to Van
Taylor, has purchased home with
a live acre plot Of ground In Verdon,
Neb. lie will move 10 Verdon about
the first OF March Mr.. Randall Is
an old citizen Of Holt county and a
man who stands high In the COM
munity. We hate TO lose such a citi-
zen. Craig Leader, october 0, 1914.
e. A. Roselius and wife, Miss
Kramer and Mrs. A. o. bankers, with
Pete Thieman as driver, autoed to
Maryville last Wednesday, where they
stopped for short time with Misses
Lillian and Mary Roselius, who are
attending school at that place. They
then drove on to Kansas City by way
OF st. Joseeh. Il, A. left his car ~
Kansas City for repairs, which will
take 10 days or two weeks. He Will
20 after II when It is ready and return
81 the way Of Kansas. Corning Mirror,
Olct oI,op q 1914