The Holt County sentinel., 1916-06-09
BigelOw News.


--Gabe Kahn was in town, one day,
last week, wearing that usual smile.
--George Poynter and son, Joe,
were Corning visitors, one day, last
week.
Might Operator V. A. Solledcr
was a fortescue visitor, one day, last
week.
Mike Hart was visiting with his
brother, John, near Troy, Hans, over
SUNDAY.
Misses Clara Couts and Elsie
Bridgmon were Mound City visitors.
asst Saturday.
Mrs. George Harper attended the
funeral Of friend in Forest City,
asst Saturday.
Miss Jean Dodson was visiting
with Mrs. r. II. Gresham, several
lays, last week.
Eddie Catron was in st. Joseph.
)ne day, last week. buying new goods
for his up-to-date store.
Miss Emma Seikman was visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Lease,
several days. last week.
MIR. and Mrs. V. A. Solleder were
visiting with Mr.. Solleder's parents in
Thurman, Iowa. last Sunday.
Misses Gcrtrl de Walker. Rather
inc Mckee ard Mildred Walker wer,
Mound City visitors, last Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Spellman and
daughter, Miss Grace, we're visiting
with Mrs. Guy Jones, last Sunday.
There were 30 scholars attended
the VI. r.. Sunday school, last Sunday
morning. and the collection was sl.s5.
Mrs. Fred Cook and two children
visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Snapp, in Forest City, over SUNDAY.
Prank Walker left Sunday after
noon for Chicago. where he will at.
tend the g. q. l.. convention, this
week.
The ladies Of the VI. T.. Aid so.
ic,y met NJ the home Of Mrs. Henry
Jones, last Friday and finished two
quilts.
Miss Grace Spcllman was here
several days last week, rom Mound
'ity. visiting with her sister, Mrs.
10y Jones.
County Superintendent Mrs. A..
borta Green Murphy. of Oregon. wa
in town. one day. last week, visiting
with friends.
&C. :. Mckee has hal new anil
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ront Of his building, which Is occu.
lied by Holly Carlton.
--Chas. Gauit and VIII l.nrkin,
prominent attorneys of Topeka, kan~.,
we're here several days last week, Wis.
ting with Hay King John Coughlin.
Mis- Rose llalcs, the trained nurse
who has been a, the home of George
.'oyntcr for the past seven weeks, re-
,urned TO her home in st. Joseph, one
lay, last week.
Jim Gambrcl. who has been visit
ing with his brother, Felix Gambrel.
Sest of town. for several days, re.
turned 10 his home In Hamburg, last
sunday afternoon.
--icorgc and Hamp Minton. Of Ma.
pier ncighborhood, were in town, last
saturday, renewing old acquaintance.
liamp, 80 George says, IL still an en-
pert on the bee proposition.
Mrs. I'D Smith. who has been vis-
ting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A..
'crry. left for her new home in Noun.
,ain Grove, No., last Sunday noon.
where the family IL moving from
;iahGm, Mo.
--Clcvc Ovcrlay passed through
lcrc last Saturday evening, cnrou'"
orm Maitland 10 81. Joseph. TO bring
~ new Ford ear that cycnin",
Which Brit Bridgmon, the Ford man
II Maitland, had sold 10 u custompl.
--Drvillc lIridgmon has Resigned
Ms position ~ baggage agent for the
burlington. NJ Hamburg, Iowa, AMI 4.
acre visiting with relatives unu
ricnds, this week. Oryillc IL ,hinkus
.criolsly of going to Dryer, Nyo, L.
grow up with the country.
The ladies' OF the Methodist
'hurch will give an Ice cream aui
non garage, next Saturday evening,
'und TO assist in painting the build.
ny and other needed improvements.
everybody invited.
Tom Smith loaded up his house
hold goods, the latter part Of last
week, and shipped them To 81. Joseph,
whore he has secured n position IN the
Burlington shops, repairing ears. Tom
and family are mighty nice pcopl =.
md have many friends here, who were
orry to see them leave our town.
About SO was cleared for church
ground purposes nj the Bethel church,
asst Friday evening, with their ice
srcam and strawberry social. The
'ycning was very cool, yet there was
\ pretty good crowd in attendance.
letter have another pretty soon. folks,
and possibly the weather conditions
will be better.
John Coughlin returned, one day,
asst week. this time in his ear, from
his Kansas City and Topeka trip.
Misses Ruth Maier and Eva llogan,
who accompanied him as far rs Kan
Sas City, returned by train, the first
IF the week. On their way down to
Kansas City the party visited Fort
.cavcnworth, the Federal prison, the
Soldiers Home and the state peni-
tertiary.
The Tarkio drainage commissions
'"s held MEETING at the Bank of
Bigelow here, one day, last week, and
~ sacted cOnsideiaDle important
business. Those present We're: ]. Z.
SAFER, George ioynter, of Bigelow;
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