The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03

their home IN LABOR, lONd' stopP''
Oft mere one day last week and Wis
tied with relatives and friends. Mrs.
v orcc. Ter is a sister to Mrs. {. e..
Catror.
Mrs. +. T.. Hogan. who has been
visiting with relatives and friends In
Cleburne. Texas, for several weeks.
returned home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Hogan says she had very
pleasant trip and liked the country
very much.
MIR. and Mrs. J. &. Hinkle enter.
tanned the following at their home
southwest Of town. last Sunday: BY
ron Hinkle and family, John Griscr
and family. Roy llinkle and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bulge Poynter and Mr.
and Mrs. G.. W. Hinklc.
Joe Smith. with his gasoline buzz
Jaw outfit. sawed about % or 30 ric''s
4 stove wool for Dave Smith. u" .
me day last week. Dave and family
lave rented the ". VI. TroNel iarm
for this season. Mrs. Smith viii not
have TO cut any wood for some time.
l.h. taNC!
Fred Gresham dragged the road :
between his farm and Bigclow one
lay last week and Dutch Bill dragged
between Bigclow and Mound CITY,.
These gentlemen are TO he commend.
1t for their enterprise and the inter.
II they are taking in the good roais
proposition.
Frank Adams. the veteran hor.
igycr, shipped carload of horse
and mules u East -. Louis. one dal
at week. MIR. Adams bought min.
q 4 Al hs.H..g.
,'orto.cuc. aud one horse each from
he following: Jim Blcyin-. Jir
Duke. Ira Alkirc, and one of the T..
nan hoys.
TIL" third quarterly meeting bi
the VI. T.. church South, viii hc h"id
At the Tarkio Chapel church. Mare
: and -. instead of the fourth sun.
lay in March. rs announced 10y the
pastor. Preaching On Saturday morn
my at ! a. M: quarterly conference"
following the sermon. and communion
sunday morning by the presiding
'ldcr. {. u. Duncan. Of 81. Joseph.
Charley Hunt has traded his
Bigclow town property for a farm al
10 acres n short distance from Fores,
City. and man by the the name of
Jackson comes into possession Of Mr..
Hunts town property. Charley and
wife will move onto the farm within
a few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt have
lived here for number Of years and
rave made many friends here who
IRE sorry to see them leave.
William W. Wilson and wife are
lere this week from Triplett, Mo-. Wis
iting with his brother. 7. 7. Wilson
and family; he also has brother. j..
". Wilson, at Forest City. where h.
expects to visit before returning TO
his home. Mr.. Wilson and wife left
this neighborhood Is years ago. and
this Is their first visit back here IN
that time, and Of course they notice
n number of changes which have tax
en- place in their absence.
Charley Taylor attended church
services at Bethel church last Sunday
morning. and Brother Cooley accom-.
panied him home, where Brother
Cooley held services at the Tarkio
Chapel church Sunday evening. re-
turning to his home in Craig. Mon
day morning. Owen Hayes brought
him TO the train Monday morning.
We just mention THE in passing 10
show how nice the people in the Tar
kio Chapel neighborhood take care II
Brother Cooley.
There will be an entertainment
given by Mrs. Helen Hartner.C ak
ins in the assembly room Of the school
house on next Tuesday evening, March
Z, under the auspices of the two
school literary societies. Mrs. Calkins
Is said to be one of the best readers
and entertainers in the country. Adj
mission. l5c and 25c-procecds to 20
to the benefit of the two literary So
cieties. This entertainment should
be literally patronized.
The Phelps town basket bail
team was here asst Saturday after
noon and played a game with the
Bigelow town team. The game was
called at $50 p. M, sharp, to enable
the ihelps boys to return to their
nome on the 2:43 p. m. train. The
Phelps boys came here from Oregon,
having played the high school team
there the evening previous. The score
at the close Of the game was 70 to IA
IN favor OF Bigelow. Harold Meyer,
OF Mound City, was the referee, and
ms decisions pleased all present.
There was a very small crowd pres.
ent and the local boys did not take in
enough TO- pay the expenses. This
basket ball team is a good advertise
ment Tor our town, and our citizens
orally. ''' ~"
The sad news of Mrs. II. +.
haigler's death was received here last
tuesday evening, February %, she
having died at the home of her moth
er, IN Mound City, about 0 p. m. Mrs.
Etta vest Haigler was born in Atch-
ison County, Mo-, April 20, 1873, and
had lived in this vicinity almost ali
OF her life. She had been sick more
or less for several years, but hal
9een able to attend to her household
duties until about three weeks ago,
when she went to the. home of her
mother in Mound City, since which
time i has been necessary for her To
keen her bed; Mrs. Haigler had
most OF friends in this neighborhood
VINO Will mourn with the relatives In
her untimely death. In the last few