The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-11-24

at the carpenter trade, came in, last
Saturday. for a visit with home folks.
$. T.. Mitchell accompanied Mr.. Joice.
The rain. Tuesday night and We'd
ncsday. put a stop TO the gathering
of corn for several days. Tom Taylor
ard George Courier, for the vast
wcct. have been kcpt pretty busy
handling the corn that has been COM
ing in.
Mrs. Ralph Lease. who has been
VISITING with her mother Mrs. W. VI.
Benight. near Rock Port for several
DAYS. returned TO her home. last Sun
day, srd the boy with smile" was
a, the demo, to meet her. wearing that
usual smile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Iartins and
Charlene wcrc st. Joseph visitors, last
was injured by n cinder. last week.,
il giving him quite n lot Of trouble.
and ho will be unable TO resume his
run on the road for several days.
Mrs. Lizzie Mitchell. Of Skidmorc.
and Mrs. J. Cutler. Of Northboro. Mo-,
visited with their mother. Mrs. J. W.
Hectathornc. over Sunday. Mrs. Nit
chcll returned to her home in Skid
more. Monday evening. and Mrs. Gut
lc- accompanied her for n few days
visit.
Our old friend. Perry Ramsay.
the assessor. was in town, one day,
last week. taking an inventory Of the
wealth Of this vicinity. Perry didn't
come in his "Tin Willie" this year
he said II was his leas, year. and he
was riding the Burlington passenger
trains this trip.
We are indebted 10 our old friend,
Jack Huffman. for the first copy Of
The DIVER Herald. published ut
DIVER. Wyoming. and there Is quite
n lot Of interesting news about that
part Of the country. Thank you, Jim,
when are you coming back for a "Mis.
souri, square mea'?" IT, about time.
Mrs. Susan Twyman. who has
hocr very sick. is rruch improved. and
IL able 20 nc IN and around tho house.
a-i la, Sunday. Mr.. ard Mrs. ". \.
Mn took her FOR ride in their now
Dodge car. Mrs. Tw,man u one NJ
friends Who nrc vlad 10 know that
she T. alb" % be ont once moro.
Tho lIigclow Grain Cowrany rc.
roivfd 0voi 1000 lusho's ~ corn last
week fSr which they paid so cents
rc' hrsN0'. md tho frit - this week.
'hoy raised the prico to 80 cents. So
Ia. w hav" hcnrl no complaints
f"ow ~" farmer in this vicinity
about Tho rricc of corn. Mr.. Farmer
"a .rro "o''irg his 4hn~o 'h's venr.
II. y. Srilman ard family drove
"n 20 Rurl'np'on Junction. in thor
Fowl car. sunday. where they visited
'vi,N "o'n''vos d.'"irc 'ic DIV. rc,r',,-
inc ir"o IN tho c"or'rg. .r.. Sill.
r'ar's father. VI. '. Neal. NJ Nil'isra.
who was also visiting with tho bur.
lir"ton t"nc'ior relatives. returned
home With then FOR n fcw davs' visit.
Mr.. Neal returned home Tuesday
morrin-.
Elder o. ". Okerlind. Of Indc.
ncndencc Mo-. began series Of r,ec'-
i,vs n the ". o. W. hall. last Mon.
dav evening. Elder Ntcrlind repre-
s"n's the Rcorvarizcd Church ~ Jesus
Christ Of the Latter Day Saints. and
on THURSDAY cvcring his s-hiect will
be- "TNc Church in tho Wilderness"
and on Friday ove1inv "Thc Rcstrra-
ton Of the Cosncl" This u tho rrs.
;iwo the pcon'e Of Bigc'cw have had
an nppor,"ri'v 20 hear FlAcr Oi;crlind
avd ovcrvh,lv l. invited 20 attend
those meetings. ~ this timc. IL IL
continue. Tho"c win 10 no services
~ Sr' rlav evening, IN acroun, Of
that da'c h"irg lodge riVht.
lat Saturlav, Harry Morris
hnt"horod n hog. if-t wanted l'''l"
fresh wca, fnr n change, mart ~ u
~ ravc 20 his fn'hcr. J. u. Morris,
and tho balance hc hurr IN IN his
sr'obc h1"so M rs"n'. Tuesday room,
whom Hrrry's wife won, out 20 Get
sorc fresh meat for dinner. shc dis
covered the meat was rorc-two
hams. ono shoulder ard the bead
Soro onc having hc'pcd himso'f. sore
tire during Monday nirht. Dick Lar.
rahce was called with hig blood
hounds. who picked M trail and fol-
lowed Il To n noint lust south Of Hnr-
rvs house and 10 the lake, where the
ecrt'cman, no doubt. entered n boat
and The trail was lost. Newt time
Harry butchers. he viii lock that
smoke house. that's settled.
Several members from here at
tended Masonic lodge in Mound City.
last TUESDAY, evening. Quite n num-
Der Of the Craig members were pres
ent and introduced two candidates in
W the mysteries of the second decree.
the visitors putting on the work in
thci- usual good style. Lunch was
served. and a pleasant evening was
spent. Several fratcrnal talks were
made, Charley Anibal. Of Craig.
made one Of the best fraternal talks
Il has been orr pleasure TO hear for
some time. About II p. M, Il began
IN rain, and those who drove over in
their cars decided IL time to return
home before the roads became too
for the cars to run, and the
Tin Willies" rambled right along
with the big cars as usual, and every
,cdy arrived home without accident.
We should have more Of these get
together" meetings.
Miss Clara Couts gave a birthday
party NJ her home. last Tuesday eve
hing, that date being her 18th birth
lay. The evening Wag very nlea mt