The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-17

where they expect to sell several cor
loads Of apples.
Some paper the News.JeYersonian
force got out last week, and II just
goes TO show what an up-to date force
OF newspaper men can do with an up.
to-date print shop.
Miss Anna Dryer, Of Tabor, Iowa,
held servicesat the Mt. Calvary church,
last Sunday, morning and evening.
While here she WAS the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. q. W. Adams.
Mrs. A. NJ. Drake and children,
who have been visiting with Grandpa
and Grandma, J. G. Hinkle, for several
weeks, returned TO their home In
Laredo, Mo-, one day, last week.
MRS. q. W. Adams would like to
have Q middle.aged lady TO assist her
with the house work. Any one know
ing Of lady wanting . position q
this kind, please advise the Adams
family.
Mrs. J. G. Catrop and son. Harry.
and Mrs. DR.. Lottle Barabee and son,
James, we're Craig passengers last
sunday morning, where they spent
the day, visiting at the home Of Geo.
Gaskill.
Clyde Couts has accepted Q good
position In Beatrice, Nebraska, With
q grocery firm. Clyde made many
friends during his short stay here,
who Wish him the best OF good luck
In his new position.
Since Nathan Adams captured .
couple Of fellows, single.handed, who
are suspected Of breaking into his
cellar some time ago, the boys are
giving him the nickname OF Hawk.
shaw, the detective.
What's the mater with Blgelow
winning that News.J efYersonian Max.
well automobile2 Pick out some good
candidate and there II absolutely no
excuse for Bigelow not going after
that car and getting II.
Miss Ida Ralston arrived, one day,
last week, from Queen City, Mo, and
visited with her sister, Mrs. Ben Pete
Hunt, several days. Miss Rslston be.
gan a seven months school near Ore.
gon, the first OF this week.
Our old friend, Charley Giles, OF
Craig, and by the way, one OF the best
auctioneersin this part OF the country.
was calling on friends here, last Mon.
day evening. Come back again, Char.
ley, always glad TO see you.
A large number OF friends Of Ray
Davis ana wife surprised them with .
pound social Al their home. last Sat.
urday evening. Everybody had Q gen.
eral good time, and voted Ray and
wife first class entertainers.
Bro. c. +. Snow closed Q very sue.
cessful meeting 1t Mt. Salem, north
OF Mound City last week. People In
that vicinity say II IL the best meeting,
music, attendance and interest OF any
meeting held there In several years.
George Courier sold two carloads
OF alfalfa hay to Eddie Catron, last
week. and shipped them to the Kan.
sas City market. Hay King, John
Coughlin, better look out or Eddie
No. /.
Alvin Hayes met with . painful
accident, one day, last week when he
fell OF a ladder, dislocating his left
shoulder. Dr.. y. Il. Hogan was call
I'd and fixed him up In good shape In
short order, and Alvin Is getting
along alright.
Mrs. Jesse Duncan and sister
Miss Emma Siekman, visited with
friends and attended the street fall
At Fairfax, last week. Jesse Duncan
went up Sunday morning, returning
home with Mrs. Duncan and Emma
Sunday evening.
Our old friend, Goody, OF Triumph
fame, passed through here, one day
last week, enroute to st, Joseph. or
inquiry we found that his good wifi,
was with him TO keep him on the
straight and narrow path a might,
good Idea, Mrs. Goodhart.
The Old Reliable SENTINEL CAV,
us q mighty good history Of the weath
issue, and we are told they keep theiI
Deacon and Tom dish out the wealth
er articles, It's some record, too.
Mrs Dr. Lottie Barabee, who ha
been visiting with home folks, J. G
Catron and family for several weeks
returned TO her home In Springfield
Mass, Wednesday. Come again mex
year, Mrs. Lottie, we are always gla.
TO see that smile that won't come OIL
Miss Dorothy st. John left on
day, last week, for St. Joseph, wher
she will make her home with he
aunt, Miss Efiie st. John, who Is SUP
erintendent OF the Home for Littl
Wanderers there. Miss Dorothy vii
attend the Central High school In 81
Joseph, this winter.
The weather man got on the waite
wagon twice last week and gave u
two hard rains, which put the he
men out OF business for almost oil Q
last week. The corn 10 coming alon
In fine shape and with warm westhe
for the next two weeks II IL expecte
the corn will ripen alright.
ALI right, Brother Brownlee, som
people like chicken feet, some csk,
and Of course We didn't think for
moment that you we're bribed by
mess OF chicken feet; We didn't inten
to convey that impression, however
We are glad to know that there WEI
no strings tied TO the chicken feet.
Fred Gresham, wife and dsugl
ters, Vera and Wilda; T. J. Bird
mon, wife and daughter, Dorothy; I
8. Mckee and daughters, Misses Jes
and Julia, and Mr.. and Mrs. g. v