The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-04-16

oS" Diuns, ulIS Week.
Richard Allen, Of Kansas City
and Don Allen, Of Mound City, wer,
Sunday guests Of their parents, +. X
Allen and wife.
Mrs. nellie Thompson and som
left Monday for Greenfield, Iowa, Il
join Mr.. Thompson, who is engaged
In business In that city.
Mrs. Lucinda Sellers was taker
to the hospital In ST. Joseph, las,
Sunday evening on the Flyer" fol-
an operation, which was skillfully
performed by Dr. Jacob Geiger on
Monday. DR.. Davis accompanied her
and reported on III, return, Monday
evening, that she would get along all
right. Her many friends will lie glad
to learn that size Is on the way TO
health and home.
w. T. Crews and G. NJ. wick,se,
we're reelected members OF the school
board for the coming year. The new
board met Tuesday evening and or.
CANNED BY selecting Q. W. Anibsl,
president, and r. A. Ward, yIce-psss-
idsSt. The former committees were
chosen In the old places and every.
thing IL - though no election he'd
been. The board will get busy st
once 70 make contracts With teschers
for tie coming school year. Their
hfst meeting to consider applicants
will bs nsxt Friday night. IL isl
probable that several vacancies will
occur In the faculty this year
Mr. and Mrs. +. J. Kellogg ar
lived Monday from st. Joseph, where |
hey have been spending the winter. |
Their new furniture arrived Tuesday,
md they viii soon he at home to
heir many friends. We are very
lad to have these most excellent |
eople With US again. They have Al.
Ways lad . warm place In their hearts
or Craig, and Craig has always been
'roud to claim them rs her own.
heir son, Edgar, graduated from the
College Of Vets" Al Kansas City.
Ast wednesday, with the highest
onors OF the class. and will With his
wife, arrive In CRAZY the
at OF the week for . short vtsft
tier which lie will locate In Skid.
lore. .,a De-. -.
Last Friday morning, the main
ne passenger, number t~enty .three, II
aimed her toll from william Cobb, II
y striking and killing seven head Of 4
ne mules, and crippling two Others. | !
he mules had gotten out Of the lot !
lfinR the night and had strolIed d
TO the right Of way between the IL
~sr end Of the passing swi,ch and I
~ wagon road crossing, where the !
ain struck them. This Is quite al
saster ~ Mr.. Cobb. ss lie has con
ierable land rented for the year aud
70 work Is now piling up on him
at, Monday lie effected . settle. 4
ent With the railroad company. Who
Id him fifteen hundred dollars for .
loss. Mr.. Cobb claims that tile
Is could not be replaced for less thanI
Ienty'six hundred dollars. y
We are required TO chronicle the
news OF the death Of Miss Mabel !,
10y, daughter OF our friend and 4,
low citizen, Elmer y. Eddy, Of the
easant View Digliborhood. The =,
hng lady died In Maryville. She y
s . student In the Normal there !"
d MAS taken III with typhus fever,
'ich WAS severe from the iirst. She u
Rered less than y week. This Is L
Second death u Holt county stu.
nts At the Normal IN the past 81
NTH, Miss l.oselius. OF Corning, IL
"a very short time since. Miss
'bel WAS = very popular giri and p,
INBRED her friends by scores. Her IN
neral MAS estimated by many Who
re there TO be the largest In at. a.
dance that was ever held In the .I,
W Liberty church. The people
ire could have filled the building
u times over. Mabel Claire Eddy o'
born October 10th, 1893, on the .''
~ Where She Was reared and lived !"
u her friends and parents. She
q April NH, 1913, making her q q
rs, - months and % days old. The ~
erAl sermon MAS nraaclad hp l,.. w