The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-06-12
LATE and Jim Kunkel are now ca.

-balt auu Jun NuHhtl are nOW "a.
vorting around the country In their
new Partin. Palmer tve.passenger
auto lie purchased last week from G.
W. Lentz, OF New Point.
Claude Williams and his dear
good family were Oregon visitors
Wednesday last. and while We en-.
joyed call from Claude, We would
also have enjoyed one from the whole
bunch-especially from Marie.
-"Swat the Fly children's con.
test, will close Wednesday, July |.
Tie Child bringing the greatest mum.
her TO the park will get a substantial
prize. They should bring their vic.
Tins to the committee at the park by
. o'clock a. m.
It. c. DUNCAN was over to Sayan.
nah last week, where lac made settle.
ment with the circuit clerk, for the
damages IN the Williams vs.. Collins
suit. The amount OF damages includ.
Ing interest, was $3.50, the costs not
yet having been paid In.
"A shipment Of cattle that attract.
ed considerable attention at the st.
Joseph yards recently, was that OF q
three carload consignment OF Old
Mexico bulls. These animals entered
the United States At Fl Paso and we're
shipped to ST. Joseph.
DR. c. L. Evans had q "hurry.up"
call out al the home OF VIII Harris,
Thursday OF last week, June I, and
the result OF that call Is that there Is
a mighty line specimen OF the male
gender at Wits home, and pa and ma
are both mighty well pleased.
-Eula sipes, living south OF ore.
gon, was taken 10 ST. Joseph hos.
pital, Thursday OF last week, by her
family physician, DR., Klopp, and un.
derwent an operation, being In a seri.
Gus condition at the time, Late re.
ports indicate some hope for recov.
cry.
While hoeing In his garden yes.
terday afternoon, J. q. Trimmer was
overcome by the heat and rendered
unconscious for about half an hour.
Upon regaining consciousness he
called to his neighbors for assistance.
This morning he Is able to he about
his work. Mr.. Trimmer Is now IS
years Of age. -News.Jedersonian, June
4, 1914.
Something out OF the ordinary &C.
Cured during the month OF May,
1914. Recorder Hibbard issued but
one single marriage license during
that month, II Is the only insta nce
Of the kind that we have any record
OF. This single license was issued to
Roy WEIGH and Miss Velma Litten,
both Of Maitland, and were married
May 8, by Rev. Alva C. Brown,
The mayor OF the city OF st. 10.
seph, down on the Missouri river,
thirty miles from Forest City, was up
looking over his apple orchard near
Oregon, one day last week, and he Is
simply delighted with the prospect.
OF course you don't know what this
dry weather might do, or what q hav.
oc . hailstorm may bring, but anyhow
he is satisfied with the present out.
look.
For the first time, Charley Bart.
ram and wife become grandparents,
and both are acting up as II they were
In q class exclusively to themselves.
DR.. Thatcher was called to the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bartram, on
Sunday last, June I, and introduced
TO the bunch Of anxious ones, q lovely
baby girl. II Is their first born, and
. more delighted family you will not
lind In . days journey.
Next Sunday the Presbyterian
). Sunday school wants to have every
scholar present, and everybody else
that isn't scholar any place else, ia
be present, as we want TO pass the
200 mark, and then we will have oul
picnic, and following the Sunday
school We will have our Children's
Day exercises, ct which time We will
have . program By the children, @
tsJ and come.