The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-17
and that he might have better luck

and that he might have better luck
this time.
We heard . story on J. II. Carter,
the popular Mound City merchant,
one day last week, and we Just men.
tion this In passing for the benefit Of
our old friend, Brownlee, OF Fortescue
fame. IL has been said that Mr.. Car
ter's falling Is giblets, and that every
time he attends . big dinner where
chicken Is served that lie always
manages In some way to secure all
the gtplets, and by the way there are
never too many for him either, SO you
see, Brother Brownlee, we all have
our failings, giblets, chicken feet and
cake.
The road machine, described In
last weeks News .JefYersonian, Is Just
what II needed In this part OF the
country, and we would line TO suggest
that this machine be given trial on
the road between here and Little
Tsrk, where the gumbo 10 good and
sticky and the machine can show It's
colors. This particular piece Of road
has been In very bad shape ell sum
mer, and this would be . good place
TO demonstrate what the machine
can do. Citizens In this neighborhood
should make an effort TO see this ma
chine demonstrated, and don't forget
the date. September 20.
Jesse aud Mrs. Anna Kahn ar
rived home last Tuesday morning from
their western trip, Mrs. Kahn visit
Ing with her daughter, Mrs. Selma
Bsrash, In Seattle, Washington, and
Jesse Visiting In Seattle, Portland and
the big fair In San Francisco, meeting
his mother on the return trip ~ Salt
Lake City and returning With her
everything that was In sight along
| the line; that fellow Is not In
the habit OF missing anything, took .
boat ride from Portland to San Fran
cisco and chances are two TO one he
was sea sick, and the chances are
better than two to one that II he was
sea sick he won't tell II. Mrs. Kahn
says while In Seattle they had iifty.six
daysssof continuous sunshine which In
unusual for this time OF the year
In that country. Her daughter, Sell
ma and husband are getting along just
fine and she enjoyed her visit very
much Mrs, Kahn and Jesse left here,
July lth, going via st. Paul, Mime.
apolis and the Canadian Pacific and
Van Couyer, making several stops
along the line, returning over the
Oregon Short line, ID. Il II, G. Denver
and the old reliable Burlington route
home. OF course they were both glad
to yet back home and they have .
host OF friends to welcome them back
and who Will want to hear the story
OF their travels, as soon Is they get
rested.
"A telegram was received last Sat-
urday morning by j. &. Hinkle from
his sons, Nick and Bland, OF Camp
Crook, s. d., conveying the sad news
that Ralph Hlnkle, the oldest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Hinkle, was oper-
sted on st the hospital In Camp Crook,
is. d., Thursday evening Of last week I,
September ., for appendicitis, and
died the following Friday evening.
Ralph Hinkle was born on the home
place, about Q mile west Of Bigelow,
July %, 1883, and attended the Bige.
low schools until the family moved to
Csnp Crook, s. D., In March. 1908,
where he continued TO live with the
family until 1911, when he returned
TO Bigelow and worked In the neigh
borh0od for different parties until the
spring Of 1912, when he went to the
state OF Oregon, remaining there un-
I'll 1918, when he went TO the state OF
| washington, CuouCo w l<oUOOIo, SAll.
fornla, where he visited with his un-
Gle, George Hinkle and wife, for .
short time, leaving for his homo In
Camp Crook, s. D., last spring and
arriving home on June /, last. Short
" after Ralph arrived home, his IA
! Their, J, @. Hinkle, came to Bigelow
to join his wife, daughter, Mary, and
!, son, Woody, who have been here for
the past year, Woody being down
with rheumatism oil OF this time.
, Ralph Joined Bigelow Camp, No. IS,
In 1908, carrying one thousand dollars
y Insurance.; was IN enthusiastic men,
Der and always paid his assessments
. In advance. Ralph was one Of those
quiet sort Of boys, who was liked by
: ell who knew him; to know him was
Z TO like him, and no one had more
!. friends than Ralph. This is the first
\ death In the J. G. Hinkle family OF
1 five boys and one girl, Ohio, Woody,
D Nick, Bland and Mary. Immediately
on receipt Of the telegram, Mr., Hin.
kle instructed the two boys to bring
. the remains to Bigelow g soon q
+ possible, and they left Camp Crook
4 Sunday and Belle Fourchs, 8. D.,
Monday evening, arriving here Wed.
8 nesday morning 1t 50. m. Ohio Hin.
kle, who was In Baker, NoufanS,
? Joined the party st Omaha. Obituary
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