The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-03-12
Bigelow and Vicinity.
George Conway in the News.JeG

Mrs. Lottie Hudson and two chill.
dren visited with her sister, Mrs. a.
T.. Carson, In Oregon, over Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Dennis Perkins are
the proud parents Of new girl which
came to their home last Tuesday
morning.
Guy Jones shipped two cars Of
cattle to st. Joseph one day last week
aud G. G Catron shipped two cars Of
cattle to the Kansas City market.
George Preston, chief clerk at the
livery barn. had the misfortune to
run a nail into the bottom Of his left
foot one day last week and a. laid up
for several days.
Lewis Armstrong and wife at.
tended the funeral Of the latter's
father, Mr.. Andrew Jewell, IN Wa.
thena, Kan, one day last week. Mr.
Jewell was :: years Old and was sick
but short time.
The lIigelow bloodhounds again
made good record at Garden Grove,
Iowa, last week when they tracked
another alleged Law breaker. II Is
said the people were very well pleased
with the work Of the dogs.
Ray Forney Is assisting .. W.
Adams carry mail this week on the
route. On accour OF the bad roads
one team cannot make the trip and
the route has been divided so that all
OF the territory can he served.
BERT Golden loaded his household
goods here Tuesday evening and
shipped them to Maitland, where he
will work for Wilson Duncan the
coming season. Bert and family are
good citizens and We are very sorry TO
have them leave Us.
During the month of February,
Iiigelow station shipped out III car
loads Of hay, one car Of corn, eight
cars Of cattle, two cars Of hogs and
one car Of horses, a total OF 2s..cars.
Receipts were one car load Of soft
coal and two cars Of horses.
Frank Dougherty and Bill Morris
with three first class hounds caught
a large wolf over on the Missouri riy.
er bar near the home OF Felix Gam.
brel last Monday. Tie boys say II
was sure some wolf and the largest
they have seen for some time.
Miss Sailie Rock has been en-.
ployed by the school board to teach
the primary room Of our schools, be-
ginning next Monday morning. Miss
Rock has had considerable experience
and no doubt but what she will be
able to continue the work without
any interruption.
"A letter from our old friend, Pack
Lundy, Of Fort Morgan, Colo, says,
"iiurrah for the court house at Bige.
lev" Pack Is head janitor at the
court house IN Fort Morgan, and says
when the court house Is moved TO
Bigeloa he wants the janitor's Job.
Pack reports everybody In his family
well and getting along alright.
The Junior Endeavors gave a
very interesting George Washington
inter, ainmen, al the Christian
church Tuesday evening Of last week,
Those Who assisted In the entertain.
ment from Mound city were Mrs. Lit.
tell and Miss Clara Brock. The violin
solo accompanied by Miss Brock vas
above the average and appreciated
very much 10y the audience. Mrs,
bradford Williams assisted the little
folks IN getting up the enterta ain.
ment,
Old timers say the roads are In
the worst condition they have been
In for several years, and II will be
several weeks, win good weather, be.
fore u wagon load can be hauled over
them, The weather man Is starting
out this week with the seeming In.
tsntioh OF giving us an oldfashioned
March; Monday morning thermome.
ter down TO Is above with about three
inches OF snow on the ground-looks
like the month OF March came In like
q lion alright,
MIR. l. n. wilhide, a contractor OF
Chillicothe, Mo-, was here Monday
examining our old schoolhouse and