The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-11-24
Miss Katherine Fiolds is visiting
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Miss Katherine ric,ds Is visiting
with her parents. near Forbes.
Earl Fuhrran son Of Mr.. and
Mr.. I'd Fihrman. who was on the
OPERATING table some two weeks ago,
H. now home again. and Is getting
along nicely.
--Iost--A pnir of eye glasses with
bows, last Sunda% morning, November
~. between the Seth Curtis corner
o vi the trion school hogso. Finder
please return to Mrs. Seth Curtis.
--Rcr,cmbcr we will send you the
Sentinel: The Missouri Ruralist. twice.
q month, one Of the hest farm Jour-
mails In the country, and the House.
hold Magazine. one year. for the price
Of the Sentinel alone. $3.50.
--kdolph Stcinictz. superintendent
Of BrRdstroots. So. JOSEPH, made a
brief visit IN Oregon. Friday evening
of last week combining business with
p,c~ 'rrc. and while tcrr vas tho guest
If TON Curry and wife. uncle and
aunt.
Edward. tho .iS-vcar-old son of
Mr. md Nrs. Albert kHa'tcl. who TN
deryoat n severe opera ION some two
wnc''s AFRO. n, q st. ,osonh rospital.
II now Mt home. convaleacing. The
little orc has been 20 brave in his
suffering.
Chris Icntz. who was severely
tirlcd Nv n Ti'c. IN the side. few
DAYS n-o. H. still suffering severely
from his iriuricg two ribs we've brok-
cn arA forced into his lnngs. and he
wa als, seriously tramp'cd and brl is
cd i" the mule.
DR. Hogan was called to the home
or Alfred Bah'cr. Tuesday r,oming,
November 81. ny his scvcn.year-
old son. Albert. falling from a nc SO
ard hrrating the let forearm. Hc
was relieved, and the arm properly
liked up. and the little follow Is doing
ne well rs could he expected.
WIN 'Iill and Porter McNul,y.
~ Fortcscuo. were looking around tho
,own. one day. last week. and VIII
took quite m interest In seeing the
asDhaltum paving going on. lie prom
isol us some OF these days = the
future. 10 rive ms n demonstration Of
his auto-to'erhonc pole climbing net.
Money ~ Lend IN Farns---Por-
rover has option 10 pay ,art ~ Oh Of
principal ut any TINA Most dhrval
terms ever Afforded. Call write eP
rhone N US. Costs yor nothing. ssves
TEE sissoN LOAN 4 TITLE CO.,
Offices over Nodaway Valley Rank.
Msvvville. Missouri
Jack Tolliver. who formerly work
ID here In the Hatch barber shop, Il
hack here AGAIN, holding down his old
nosi'ion In the same shop'. Since lcav-
ing here he worked In Denver. Colo
RADIO. but tho major portion Of the
timo In Omaha. Nebraska. He Is
looking fine. fnt m pig. and we can
assure YOU that he Is n No. I barber.
Judge Bon Morgan and wife. Mrs.
Harry Pollock. Mrs. Dan u. Kunkcl,
Jacob King and wife. J. c. Morris and
wife. i. s. Rostock. John Ramsay,
I'd Hcown. Mrs. Earl stcnhcnson.
Miss lydia Smith. Rcrt Smith, John
Ado'ph and wife, J. u. Hindc and
wife and George Burger rnd wife
mcrc all st. Joseph visitors, last
Thursday.
Mrs. c. n. Zook. acconnanicd bv
her cousin, Mrs. G. Y. Hagcr, Of
lohnstown. Pennsylvania. who has
hccn her guest for several weeks. left
/ Monday Of this week for Kansas City,
where they will visit for few days
with Mrs. Zook's daughter, Mrs. SHEER
ran .. Hibhard and her husband, Dir.
s. y. Hibbard. From there Mrs. Ha-
ger will return to her Pennsylvania
home.
Linn Carroll. accompanied by his
wife. Mrs. Anna Campbell. Of Hutch
inson, Kansas, who was formerly
Miss Anna Murray, Of this city. and
who Is visiting here, the guest Of rela-
tives. j. II. Murray and family. Geo.
r. Murray and family. Linn Carroll
and wife, Rev. w. b. Lukcns and wife
and other relatives, and his brother
James, left Saturday last for Table
Rock, Nebraska, to visit his sister.
Mrs. Jane War, returned Monday of
this week, MRS. War accompanying
them home for visit. They had to
go and return via st. Joseph, as they
could not cross at Rulo, on account
! Of the ice in the river.
John Schaefrer, Jr., and Miss
Hazel Kirk. daughter of Tom Kirk,
both Of Foest City. were granted a
license to wed, by Recorder bankers,
Wednesday Of this week, November
22. 1916. and alta o'clock p. M, on tho
same day, they hied themselves to tho
residence Of Elder y. VI. Dawson, who
soon said the words that united them
in the holy bonds Of wedlock. They
Immediately left on the evening train
FOR st. Joseph, and from there, we
are informed, will probably go to CAL
ifornia for visit. The Sentinel joins
with their many friends in congratu-
lations, wishing them a long, happy
and prosperous journey through life