The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-11

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Prosecuting Attorney A. NJ. lib.
bells, Of Mound City, was interview
ing our people Thursday.
Gee. We feel all pooched up
over that new head given us last
week by The SENTINEL man.
Attorney Stokes was In Kansas
City and jefferson City the early part
Of this week on legal business.
Mrs. Myrtle Chuning came down
from Clarinda, Saturday afternoon, to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. j.
McCown, over Sunday.
Miss Maude McCown returned
Thursday from Clarinda, Iowa. where
she has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Catron, the past three weeks.
Tuesday night Of this week, the
Masons held banquet. There was
work In the degrees and several visi.
tors from other lodges were In attend.
ance.
Mrs. Ardery Allen and children
returned Thursday from Albion, Neb.,
where they have been for the past
three weeks, visiting the parents OF
Mrs. Allen.
MIR. Chas. Perkins, OF Mound City,
vas Craig visitor, Wednesday.
Uncle Charles Is one Of the staunch
and reliable men that Craig delights
10 have visit Il.
William Watson, Of Central Penn.
sylvania, arrived Monday morning to
visit a short time with las parents, J.
II. Watson and wife, also his sister,
Mrs, W. a. Sharp.
Rev. John schmidt, wife and twin
daughters, Of Carrolton. arrived
Thursday evening to visit over Sun.
day with his brother, Rev. 7. T.
schmidt, and family.
MIR. Tom Pierce, Of st, Joseph,
and ., one time . prominent citizen
Of Craig, but now q travelling sales.
mon, WAS shaking hands With his
friends In Crazy, Tuesday.
Mrs. Edgar Kellogg and children
left Saturday morning for Skidmore
TO be with her husband, Dr. Edgar
Kellogg, who has located ., that place
In the veterinary practice.
Mrs. Dr J. G. Ottman departed
Wednesday for Holt, Mo, TO visit q
week or 80 with her parents, She
took her little one with her, leaving
the doctor all by his lonely"
Mrs. Mabel Warner, OF Mound
City, was In town Thursday and
Friday attending to some business
and making preparation TO depart for
Montana, where size intends TO make
her future home.
Elder Worcester, a Holiness min.
lister, Of Tabor, Iowa, Is arranging TO
conduct revival meeting In the
park during the month Of June. lie
will use q gospel tent In which TO
hold his meetings.
Uncle John Carlton, who las been
ses'ouciy HiSN WI Nile past HNe VI SiN
weeks, and about whom so many have
been anxiously hoping, Is convalescing
and Is now able TO sit up In . chair
and meet his friends,
Jack Watkins moved this week
Into the property made vacant by the
removal Of william Owens TO the
Thomson farm, Frank Powell, the
new lumbermsn, will occupy the
property vacated by Mr.. Watkins.
William wsrrick left Friday even.
ing on the l;2O for Kansas City, where
he expects to engage In work, and his
brother, George, has accepted . posi-.
tion with y, Il, Stricken on the old
Gambrel farm, IS . sort Of overseer.
Warren Strickler, who has been Q
student In the kemper Military acad.
envy 1t Boonville, arrived home Fri.
day afternoon. lie graduated from
that institution last week. His faith.
er, Fermsn Is. Stricken, was In At.
tendance on the graduation exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. IIeaton and son,
George, took the noon passenger Mon.
day for the Pacific Coast. They will
visit oil the points OF interest, includ.
Ing the Exposition At San Francisco
and the one At San Diego. They will
be gone for about six weeks or two
months.
The carpenters will soon he At
work on new residence on the lot
between +. X. Allen and Thos. Carl.
ton In the Ward and Price Addition.
The property Is owned by Claude
Ysndsll, and we are told will be .
very attractive little cottage when
completed.
Captain John Mitchell, represent.
alive Of Nave.McCord, Of st. Joseph,
was visiting our business men Thurs.