The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-12
IT. A. Long, Veterinary.

Henry Wells and wife were shop
ping In St. Joseph, last week.
j. r. Peacher made . business
trip to St. Joseph, Thursday, Of last
week.
For Sale or Trade-A good car.
riage. Call on or address, f A. HUNK.
ell, Oregon, Mo-, Route ).
Ed Gibson and wife leave this
week for Hot Springs, Arkansas,
where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. George Meyer is still q very
sick woman. Miss Reynolds, a strained
nurse from Kansas City, is with her.
Mrs. +. r. Leach, OF Forest City.
spent a few days, the past week, Wis.
iting her daughter, Mrs. II. NJ. Elder,
OF New Point.
The ladies Of the Chrysanthemum
society have some very choice hya
cinth and tulip bulbs on sale at Tie
Variety store.
Choice Prairie Queen seed wheat,
that averaged 40 bushels per acre,
this year for sale. Call on or address,
Aut Curry, Oregon, Mo.
Mrs. Sarah Kelley was a visitor In
st. Joseph, Thursday, for medical
consultation, being accompanied by
her physician, DR.. W. 5. Wood.
Mrs. Mary Owens, OF the Blair
district, died al her home, Wednesday,
November ,, alters lingering sickness
She left four sons and three daughters.
Mrs. Dan Burrier, Of Oregon, and
John Moore, wife and daughter, OF
the Shiloh district, were busy shop.
ping In st. Joseph, Thursday, OF last
week.
Jesse and Clayton. sonsof Charley
Smith, of Robinson, Kansas, returned
to their home Saturday last, after a
weeks visit With many relatives and
friends.
VIII Derr shipped out three cars
OF hogs, last week, among which was
a tine bunch Of 10 head OF Durocs
from the County Farm, that averaged
10 pounds.
Ed. a. Durham, circuit clerk and
family, drove up IN their car to Han
chard, Iowa, SUNDAY, where they
made a visit for q day or two With
his brothers.
John Harper and wife, OF Forbes,
are delighted over the arrival, through
the courtesy OF DR. Hogan, OF a Tine girl
baby, which the Doctor introduced
to them. November I.
Mrs. A. G. wiseman, OF Amaze.
mia, spent a few days here the past
week, visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Mary lIostetter, and aunts, Mrs. Sam
Schultz and Mary IIostetter,
Sunday last. November eth, the
temperature At this place told us 1,
VAS ~ degrees warm-some thought
II was extraordinary, but last year II
was the same temperature on the
18th.
John Bert and wife, OF Maryyille,
drove over In their car and made a
visit with Mrs. Bert's cousins. Joshua
Guthrie and family. Of the Lincoln
district, and Mrs. Vim. Turnham and
Mrs, Harry Gelvin, OF Oregon.
i have q few ferns and begonias
for sale-haye more than have room
for. Any one desiring plants for the
winter, call and see them i may have
something you want Tor your window
MRs, +, $. Rosrock.
We are sorry to learn Of the poor
health OF both Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cain, OF Okmulgee, Oklahoma. Both
have been hospital patients al Tulsa,
IOklahoma, for several weeks, They
have many friends In Holt county,
who sincerely wish for a speedy recoy'
lery.
' We are indeed sorry TO learn that
J. C. l. Mum, OF Mound City, received
4, the sad news, Thursday morning Of
last week, October 1. that his
mother had died at her home, =,
Spickard, Mo. She WAS aged So years
and six months, and Was . pioneer Of
that section Of country.
ii M. +. Henning, living south Of
town, was seriously injured last
Thursday, by . log falling on him
) when near . saw mill. Two rib
were fractured. and he WAS otherwis,