The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-10-22
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Paul Adams Is making an eytfs
effort to secure that nve.passengeF
Ford car by securing subscriptions foI
the Rural Weekly. So far he has se.
cured about one hundred thousand
votes. Don't forget to hand him
your subscriptions and help him out
oil you can, for he will sure appreci'
ate IL.
Mildred Dodson, who accidental ly
fell and hurt herself In the basement
OF the school house, Monday morning
OF last week, and remained at THE
home Of Mrs. Il. NJ. Melton, until last
Friday before she was able to be TAX
en- home, the first Of this week. She
Is now able TO be up around the house
and expects TO be able to return tc
her school, the latter part OF TIL.
week.
Rev. Birch, we are told, delivered
an extra good lecture on temperance
at the Tarkio Chapel church, last
Sunday evening. Rev. Birch Is Assis
tant Superintendent OF the Anti.Sa'
loon League Of the Missouri district,
and Is said to be an extra able speak.
err. lie will deliver a lecture At the
Methodist church here next Tuesday
evening. Oct. ~. and our citizens
should be sure 10 hear him.
A. T.. Smith. wife and daughter
Miss Nellie, returned last saturday
evening from Rochester, MINI, wheEs
they had been In consultation with
the famous Mayo doctors In regard 10
Miss Nellie's case, the past week.
She was given q thorough examina.
tion and advised to return home for
local treatment for the present, and
II is not thought that II will be nee.
essary for her to undergo an opera.
ton.
The stockholders Of the Blgelow
Improvement Company met at the
Bank OF Bigelow, last Saturday after.
noon and elected the following
directors for one year: J. T. SAFER,
Dr. +. T.. Hogan. Frank Walker
George POINTER and q A. Conway
The board organi,.d bv elpc'ing j T..
Slater, president: Fra X Walker. vice.
president: Geo Poyhter, secretary
and collector and G. \. Conway,
treasurer.
Walter Bradbury and Dick LARA.
bee have given up the hay business
for good, and again rigged up their
camping outfits and pulled ont for
Falls City, Seb., the latter. part OF
last week, where they will work In
the apple business With their teams
The boys have tried several times this
season TO put up hay for John Cough
lin, having taken a contract to put
up all OF his hay, but every time they
started TO put up hay they have been
/ rained out.
Billy Sunday. the church man
passed through here last Monday
noon, enroute to st. Joseph, where ht
was TO hold services at the Audi
torium on Monday evening. Billy
was At lunch In the dining car wher
the train passed through here anc
waved his hand At several schoo
children. who had come to the depo,
TO get look al HIN Billy seemed
TO be IN q pretty good humor, wear
Ing the same kind OF q smile the res,
OF the folks do around here.
The Excelsior class held a meet
Ing, one evening last week. and con
| siderable business, pertaining to the
/ welfare Of the class was transact ed
All oiikers were present and the fol
lowin COMMITTEES we're appointed
Entertainment committee. Mise,
Vida Gresham, Itowene Conway
Paul Gresham and Julian Wilson
Flower committe, Miss Jean McKe,
and Frank liaigler; WORK committee
Misses BESSIE Hunt Elsie Bridnmon
Robert Asher and Frank Cunning
Pete Catron and Holly Carlton re-
turned home the latter part OF AS
week from south Dakota: where the!
disposed OF three car loads OF apples
one AT Rapid city, ;, ID one al Rel u
Eourche. : d.; and one at Lead. =. u
They report nice trip ana the mar
ket good While In Lead the ~eat he
was pretty cool and II showed
couple OF days. Pete says there ar,
lots OF apples going Into that conntr.
and he was very fortunate TO he th'
first man on tie ground 10 secure TOT
prices,
There will be q box supper girel
at the Cottonwood school house OF
Friday evening, Oct. 10Th. a shor
program viii be put on by the rupil
and the proceeds are TO be used a
that school house for library purposes
and the entire district should turl
out and patronile this box supper