The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-04
BigelOw News.
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Brother Roy Adams was bust
ness visitor in st. Joseph, last Satur-
day.
DR. +. T.. Hogan has installed
much needed awning in front Of his
Office.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Bradbury
were visiting with friends here, last
Sunday.
Uncle Bill Catron is here. this
week, visiting with J. r. Bridgmon
and family.
John Coughin. the hay king, was
transacting business in Maitland, one
day, last week.
MIR. and Mrs. V. A. Solleder were
visiting with relatives in Thurman,
Iowa. last Sunday.
Miss Edith stuart was here sew
eral DAYS. last week. visiting with
Mrs. Allen Motley.
Misses Minnie Smith and Maude
Wickiscr. Of Craig, visited with Miss
Ruth Maicr over Sunday.
&C. A. Ecsslcr was here Monday
from ST. Joseph. looking over his farm
interests northeast Of town.
Mrs. Matte Holiday Is here this
week. from Iowa. visiting with her
sistcr. Mrs. II. +. Schoonovcr.
Harry Summers was here. last
week. from Portland. Oregon, visiting
with J. u. Morris and family.
| Elder Worcester was here last
Sunday firm Tabor. Iowa. assisting
with the Holiness tent meetings.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Gresham Wis.
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. ". 7. Schoon-
/ 81, L.. r.,.s IIas.t la G,,a.tn.4
MIR. c. J. Hall gave an interesting
Temperance lecture nj the Christian
church here. last Sunday afternoon.
--Clevc Overlap was down from
Maitland. Sunday, visiting with rela-
tivcs and renewing old acquaintance.
Charley Buchol,z was over from
Falls City Nch., several days, last
week. looking after HE farm interests
here.
Geo. whi,lock. Of Los Angeles,
california. IL here, this week, visiting
with his sister, Mrs. ". 7. Schoon.
over.
John Coughlin was in Council
Bluffs and Omaha. the first Of the
week. loo';ing after HE hay interests
there.
i. ". Iiill. the grain man. of For
,cScuc. was In town, one day. last
week. and n usual boosting for his
home town.
John Coughlin shipped a car load
or new prairie hay ,o Omaha, aud
ear load Of alfalfa hay To- ST. Louis,
La, week.
\. I. Billcr was here. las, Sunday
aud Monday. from -. Joscph. visiting
with HE daughter, Mrs. Mike Hart,
Jr.. and family.
Mrs. &. Z. Catron and son. Ever
cit. visited over Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Buchol,z and family. in
Falls City. Ncb.
Quite a number of our sports nj.
tended the hall game ut Craig. last
Sunday. when the Craig boys boa, the
Indians. ~ to I.
MIR. and Mrs. SHELTON left In 4
Saturday noon for Hatfield. No..
where they will visit with relatives
for about two weeks.
--Joda Hickman bought n new
Maxwell auto. one day, las, week. Of
Tcrhunc d Young. the Mound City
agents for that car.
--Gctting pretty dry In this vicinity
and the corn il beginning to need n
good rain. and We should have rain
this week by oil means.
Miss Grace Moorchead, who ha,
been assisting with the Holiness tent
meetings. left for her home in Tabor,
Iowa, last Saturday morning.
MIR. and Mrs, Frank Spccr, who
have been visiting with Mr.. and Mr..
j. T., Slater. returned 10 their home in
st. Louis. last Sunday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Summers, Mr..
Geo. Adams and daughter, Sylvia, of
Rulo, Nch,, were visiting with Mr.. an |
Mrs. J. ID. Morris and family over
Sunday.
Prof. A. q. Stanley was in Forbc,
last Friday and Saturday. receiving
wheat for the Bigelow Grain Co., who
have purchased several car loads q,
that station.
] Fred st. John is making arrange.
ments to build house on his farm
just south Of the Il. o. Atkinson farm
This will be a decided improvement,
for that part of the neighborhood.
Don't miss the big program at H.,
Mound City Chautauqua. II IL said Il
be one Of the best and most eXpensiv,
programs ever put on In Mound CITY
l--something new every dry and eve
ming.
Tommy Asher Is much better, thi,
week, and able to be down town. Tom.
my had a pretty close call to a spell
Of typhoid fever, and says he i,
mighty glad to put II Oft for q more
convenient time.
All of the Bigelow people who al,
tended the Craig Reunion, last weeP
ware more than pleased with the en-,
tcrtainment furnished, and we hay
card quite a number Of bouquets be.
stowed on the Craig people for thc.
Enterprise.
1t is reported that beginning Al
gust /, Ford cars, commonly called
l"Tin Willies," are to be sold for S3sl,
No wonder there are so many Ford,
on our public roads. II is also n
ported that there is reduction of
$50 on the Maxwell car.
-ioly Grow, one day, last week
purchased the NJ. A. Mcintyre farm