The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-04-23
Attorney Bridgeman had legal
business In st. Joseph, this week.

week.
w s. Clifford, Of Curzon, was on
the streets Of st. Joseph, Monday Of
this week, on business,
DIR. Lydia IIillyard. OF st. Joseph,
vas here this week, the guest OF her
friend, Miss Cora Frye.
Born, to Hugh Wilson and wife, a
tine boy baby, Saturday. April Il.
1915, Dr. W. :. Wood In attendance.
George and I'amp. Minton. Of
Fortescue, we're looking after bust.
ness interests In st. Joseph, this
week.
Robert Hatch has had the In.
terror OF his barber shop repapered
and decorated, and other Improve.
ments made. Harry Jones Is doing
the work.
Paul Frye, OF the firm Of T. @;
Frye Il Sons. grocers, bakers and
butchers, OF this city, was In st. 10.
sesph, Tuesday, interviewing the
wholesalers.
Mrs. Edwin Weary and children
returned Monday, OF this week, from
st. Joseph, where she visited her
mother, brothers and aunts for a
week or ten days.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Crystal an.
nounce the arrival OF a twelve.pound
son at their home, near Blair, Kan.
isas, April IL, 1915, whom they have
named Ivan Ronald.
b James Eddy Is a happy man, and
why should he not hey His father,
n. W. Eddy, OF Mena, Arkah.
SIS, Just arrived for a several weeks
visit with Jim and family. ...
The ladies Of the Chrysanthe
growing plants OF different varie.
ties, tile FIRST week Ia May. This viii
be your chance. BE sure and see
them.
We are indeed sorry to announce
that Hon. II. G. Benion had q relapse
"Wednesday morning OF this week,
April u, and II quite feeble again.
We hope for q speedy Improvement
40 his condition.
Miss Blanche MARYLAND, one Of
the bright and progressive teachers
OF the FAILS City. Nebraska, high
school, visited In Oregon. Saturday
and Sunday, the guests OF her par.
ehts, DIR. r. 4. MARYLAND and wife.
Judge II. T. Alkire Il visiting his
con in.law and daughter, l. II.
Wright, wife and little grandson, OF
Forbes township. We are glad to
learn that the little grandson. who
has been quite sick for some time, Is
now much improved.
We are sorry TO learn that George
Fryman and wife, living at Richville,
tive miles east OF Oregon, and who
have been on the sick list for some
time, are not making much progress
toward . permanent recovery, and
are both quite feeble yet.
We are glad to learn that Hon.
r. C. DUNCAN Is now improving, and
WAS able TO be out riding on several
different evenings In the auto, and "
also able to walk around on the lawn,
all by his lonesome, too. He's all
right, and will prove II, too
For Sale-An extra good driving
team, weight about 1000 pounds each,
bay and black, : years old this spring
Gentle and safe for lady to handle.
II sold AZ once, sl3j will pay for team
and harness Call on or address
Burnes Greene. Oregon, Mo.
-MFS. ". W. .tltT, VI "tTlon'
Kansas, made brief visit With her
Mrs. r. l.. Ieller, Monday OF this week,
leaving the same day for Skidmore TO
be al the bedside OF her brother,
James Coston, who Is dangerously
sick.
AT q special session Of the coun.
" court, Tuesday OF this week, Silas
W. Selders, OF near Mound City, was
adjudged insane, and taken TO State
Sheriff Gelv'n. Selden was q married
man, aged about 40 years. He had no
children.
Rev. A. d. Seelig, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church, Hum.
boldt, Nebraska, came over to Ore.
gon. Monday OF this week, returning
Wednesday, accompanied by his wife,
who has been visiting here for 2 com.
Cummins and wife.
Mrs. G. ID. Zook has returned
from Kansas City,. where she has
been for several days, with her
daughter, Mrs. Sherman Hubbard,
who has been having . siege with two
or three Of Jobs comforters,. but a.
tnis WIittnk ~ AUG w uIcss ho'seh'
once more, without assistance,
Mrs. John Gregory, OF Bay City,
Michigan, and Mrs. william Rankin,
OF Cody, Wyoming, are here At the
bedside of their mother, Mrs. George
Meyer, who Is In critical condition,
and as Mother Meyer has passed the
allotted time Of three score and ten,
not much hopes are entertained for
her recovery.
We had the pleasure OF meeting
our old friend, W. s. Dray, now the
efficient and popular postmaster OF
Savannah, this state, and also the
editor OF the Savannah Democrat.
Will, at one time, was In the news
paper business In Oregon for q few
months. We are glad VIII was ap'
pointed p. M, and that he Is also
prospecting. He Is worthy, competent