The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-10-22
News from Bigelow

a shot as lie used to be.
Mrs. 7. J. Bridgmon and Mrs. q.
W. Courier attended the Rebekah an.
nual assembly In Craig, last Monday
/ afternoon and evening
Miss Marie Sheperd, who Is here
from Thomas, OKLA, with her father,
! visited with her grandmother, Mrs.
$. T~yman, last Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Swymley and children,
OF east Of Mound City, were visiting
with her aunt. Mrs. Henry Jones,
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Helen LOOMS, state deputy
for the Woodmen Circle, was here
from st. Joseph last Saturday, visit.
Ing with Mrs. J. 4. Dodson.
--Tarkio ChaIS sunday school
work 10 going \Ig In good shape
and there Vs., pExty.tao scholars
present last SIf.y morning.
-IIarve j. q came In, one day, last
week, from Fender, Nebr., where he
has been working at the carpenter
trade during the past summer.
o. W. Ilogreie Is over In Nebr ,
near Fargo, this week, experimenting
tile construction OF an eighty foot
span wagon bridge. Some bridge.
i. ID. Morris and daughters. Ber-
tina and Roe, were visiting with L.
r. Nelson and family IT, st Joseph,
last Friday evening and Saturday.
Clyde Thompson and Duffy Doug.
lass dragged the roads between here
and Little Tark, last Saturday noon
and put the road In shape for auto
Miss Helen Courier, who has been
visiting with relatives and friends
here for several days. returned to ller
home near Fairfax, last Sunday
hen Freeman returned last satur.
day from Nenango, Nebr,. where he
sold q car load Of apples. Ben says lie
had nice trip and got . very good
price for his apples.
John Coughlin, Mrs. J. Is. Bridg.
mon and Mrs. Nina Hogan drove
down TO Fortescue In the formers
car and inspected the Foftescue
school building. last sunday evening.
Mrs. Alice Boyd, OF Horton, kans.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Andrews, OF Atchison,
Rams, are here, this week, At the
bedside OF their mother, Grandma
Jackson, who Is quite sick with Old
age.
q minister OF the New Light Faith, OF
the Christian church, and an old
time friend OF Brother J. :. Jellison
and wife, visited with them, one day,
last week.
-.John CouyhlIn made q business
trip to wichita, Kan, last week re.
turning home the latter part OF last
aeek' John says corn Is looking
mighty fine ali the way between To.
peka and Wichita,
Mrs, Henry Jones and Mrs. Nina
Hogan attended the big Billy SUNDAY
m.pt ms I'm 81, Joseph, last Monday
evening and say they were well paid
for their trip, even though they had
10 81 and In line for almost an hour TO
gain Admission
Tile Corning basket ball team will
be here next SATURDAY, Oct ober I'D,
for a game with the BiyeloW team.
Corning has a good team and q good
game Is expected. The game will be
called al . D. IN.
That was sure some birthday
party Brother Goody had-the Deac.
On ne>er said a word about having TO
call In a doctor when he got home,
hui the chances are lie needed the
doctors services all right.
II u
the Methodist ladies al Brit Bridg.
mon, garage last saturday evening,
MAS a huge success. There was d
large crowd out, considering the
roads, and the ladies' cleared a little
over twenty dollars for church pur,
poses
Mrs, Mollie Archer, OF Maitland
Mo, Who las been visiting with Mrs
Emily Cunning for several days, left
last SATURDAY. morning for Trenton
Mo. where she viii visit with q
daughter for several weeks before re-
turning TO her home IN Maitland.
| Fred l,ennett, who has been AZ
tending business college In Chillicoth,
for some time returned home the lat
Ter part of last week, and is In Ham
bury, Iowa, this wetk, With his broth
ar. ban, Fred expects TO return I,
his school duties within a few weeks
Earnest Howell, Miss Mari,
Kimble, Lee RurpeneT, wife anl
daughter, Miss Lille, drove up from
81. Joseph last SATURDAY. In Mr.. How
ellis car and visited with Mrs |. M
Crow and family The party return
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