The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-12
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&C. r. Hitz made q business trip to
st. Joseph, Monday.
John +. Iden made . business
trip TO Falls City, Monday.
Mrs. Z. L. Craig WAS on the sick
list, the first Of the week.
H. c. Hitz, OF Oregon, spent
Sunday with friends here.
j. s. Keck and wife are moving to
. farm, near Oketa, Kansas.
Layton Juda, Of st. Joseph, spent
the week. end at the Kahn home.
Glen Nolsnd. who has been III
With appendicitis, is improving.
jesse Kahn and Layton Juda mo.
tored to Tarkio, Friday, In the Kahn
car.
II. T. Huffman and wife and Mrs.
Bert stuart spent Sunday ~ the Thos.
Cain home.
Rev. Cooley, pastor OF Bethel and
TArkie Chapel, IL holding protracted
meetings IT Bethel.
Miss Edith Stuart visited from
Wednesday until Sunday with friends
and relatives In Bigelow.
Miss Nora Lewis. Of st. Joseph,
spent Sunday with her parents,
Robert Lewis and wife.
Leo Meyer, OF st. Joseph, and
James Omahundra:.were. guests at the
Geo. Minton, home Sunday.
Miss Cleo weisman and Fred
Behner, Of st. Joseph, spent Sunday
with X. &. Brownlee and wife
Mrs. blanche Meyer went to skid.
more, Thursday, to attend the school
Iof instruction OF the Royal Neighbor
lodge.
-Brother oakland, Of independence,
are holding meetings al Walker school
house.
George Stone and wife. OF Brush,
Colo, are here for an extended visit
with Mrs. stones parents, sam Gools.
by and wife.
E. T., Edmonds has sold his barber
business to George Miller, OF Industry.
Kansas, and has gone TO his home In
Kansas City.
-Robert Keck and wife and Harry
Ramsey and wife, drove over TO Oketo !,
kans., In MIR keck's car Saturday, TO
visit Mr.. keck's parents.
!. 4. Springer and wife, and
LLOYD Conn and wife, Of Mound
CITY, spent Sunday With Mrs. blanche
Meyer and daughter, Alya.
Miss Ava Meyer visited relatives
In Mound City, Thursday and Friday.
Her grand mother accompanied her
home and spent Saturday here.
-R. L. Minton and wife, DR.. Thomas
and wife, Dr. VIII Minton and wife
aud Miss Rankin, Of st. Joseph. spent
sunday At the I. N. Minton home.
Corn Is coming In steadily this
week, and Mr.. liill reports the quality
excellent for 30 early In the season.
lie Il paying 5oc for good dry corn.
The members OF the woodman
Circle, No. 2I2, viii have q supper for
the members and their families at
their hall In Iiigelow, Friday evening.
Miss nellie Minton and W. c
BlAttner, our teachers, returned sun
day from Kansas City, where they Al.
tended the Missouri State Teachers
association.
Miss Mabel Potter, who IL employ.
ed In the restaurant. is enjoying q two
weeks vacation At her home In the
country and will spend q part OF the
time In ST, Joseph,
It. r. Briody and wife, OF Kansas
City. came Friday TO visit Mrs
Briody's parents, VIM. Ruckner and
wife. Mi. Briody returned to his
home Monday, but Mrs. Brlody re.
mained for longer visit,
We are indebted to Mrs. sam Al.
kire for . freak sweet potato, which
grew In q shape resembling q goose or
swan. That Is . great place down
found was the four.legged fish that
caused so much excitement.
A number OF people from here
went TO Napier, Monday, TO attend
the burial OF Joe Harris, who was
buried In the Boyd cemtery. Mr.
Harris had been an inmate OF the
state asyl um at st. Joseph since Feb
ruary, and lad been confined to his
bed since that time. IrEMIzEH
AT the directors meeting, held
last Tuesday, q building committee
was appointed to investigate plans
and costs OF the new bank building
which will be built this fall or next
spring. No definite plans have been
made so far. but the building will
probably he made large enough to In
clude couple OF extra rooms besides
the banking quarters. With our new
school house, Q new bank building,
and several new residences In course
OF construction, we are going to have
q real town here some day. There Ii
also considerable talk OF reviving the
old W, o, W. lodge, which used 10