The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-10-29

IF faUk WrlkeT was al oTekuu Nis-
itor, last Monday.
j. B. Bridgmon was a Forest
City visitor, TIE day.
Bill says nothing doing, all roads
lead TO st. Joseph now.
John Coughlin and J. 4. Slater
were In Oregon, Monday.
John Reeves, Of oregon, was on
our streets, last Monday.
j. r. Krusor was st. Joseph
business visitor, Tuesday.
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II. NJ. Davis was . Mound City
visitor, one day, last week.
Prof A. G. STANLEY was shopping
In st. Joseph, last Saturday
re Hatswell 10 here, this week,
looking after his bag business.
&C. c. Catron and son, Buster,
were Oregon visitors, Monday.
It. J. Bridgmon Is In Oregon, this
week, serving on the petit jury.
Felix Gambrel was a st. Joseph
passenger, Wednesday morning.
Miss Emma Seikman visited with
Mrs Ray Davis, Tuesday evening.
". A. Solleder was a business vIsi.
tor In ST. Joseph, one day, last week
James Morgan Wilson and wife
were Mound City visitors, last Satur.
day.
Mrs. Ray Davis and Miss Emma
Seikman we're Mound City visitors,
Wednesday.
Mrs T. J. Bridgmon and Mrs. J,
G.. IIinkle were Mound City visitors,
last Saturday.
The Bigelow Grain Co. shipped a
carload Of wheat TO Kansas City, the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Hattie Adams and sister,
Miss Bessie Hunt, were ST. Joseph
visitors, saturday.
Erie Richards, OF Oregon, was
looking after business matters In our
city, last Monday
j. Il. Brldgmon received carload
OF SOFT coal from the Illinois mines,
the first OF the week.
Miss Vida Gresham and Paul
Gresham visited Al the home Of ! q.
Catron, last Sunday.
George Butler, the plano tuner Of
Monnd City, tuned q plano for j. ID.
Morris, last Tuesday.
Miss Nellie I,orchers Is IN Alton.
Iowa, this week, visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Sam. Smith.
Morris Bros. threshed for Walker
K POINTER on their farm west OF
town, one day, last week.
Mrs. Walter bradbury and Mrs.
Ralph Lease were visiting with Mrs.
j. u. Morris, last Sunday.
Henry Cook and son, Fred, were
here, one day last week, mlOregon,
looking after business affairs
w. Il. Minkers, OF Shadron, Neb ,
was visiting AT the home Of 4. T..
Wilson, several days last week.
Mrs. Tim Huffman and Mrs II G.
Hines, OF fortescue neighborhood,
were Bigelow visitors, Monday
-Clyae Thompson shipped car.
load OF mules to Chas. Whitlow, Tar.
kio, Mo, last Monday morning.
Mrs, W, L. Preston Is In Forest
City, this week, visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Russell Cotton.
Harold C"Gabe"l Kahn is In
Northern Iowa, this week, selling ap.
pies for our Mayor, j. u. Bridgmon.
Prof. W. G. Blattner, who has
charge Of the fortescue schools, was
calling on friends here, last saturday
u Is Bridgmon, who has been In
bow CITY, Iowa, selling a carload Of
apples, returned home, the first OF
the week.
George Courier WAS out with lis
buzA saw several days the hrst OF the
week, saving up stovewood for our
citizens,
MR.. r. J, Bridgmon and daugh.
ter, Durthy, visited with Mrs. n.
FIX. In Mound City, last Monday
evening.
Mrs. Ethel Osborne, Mrs. W, J..
Balm, and Mrs, Hattie Cunning were
visiting with friends In Mound City,
last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs W. W Waggoner, Of
tOrtescue nelslluoflloou, Mere visit-
Ing with Mr. and Mrs J, T Dodson,
last Sunday,
Mrs. Bert Stuart and children
we're here from t'ortescue, visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Allen Motley,
over Sunday.
y. Il. Slater and George POINTER
were In st. Joseph, Wednesday, vt
tending the Bankers Group meeting,
number three.
Mrs. Dan. Heckathorne and tNC
children are here this week from Ba-
ksr, Mont, visiting with Mrs. J.. w.
Heckathorne.
John Ooughlin and George Courier
motored 10 Tarkio, last Saturday, In
the formers car and report very
pleasant trip
Russell Haigler has returned home
from Kansas CITY, where he has been
All n g.