The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-07-07

Brown, at the Brown cottage, on Dig
Lake: Misses Mildred koock, Edith
Hirdc. Virginia Netherland and
,;ladys Moore.
Prof. 4. G.. Stanley ard Harold
Dudley returned home. Tuesday eve
ling, from Camp Clark, Nevada, Mo-,
Aavirg been unable to pass the medi-
ral examination. They report the
balance Of the Bigclow boys getting
along all right.
Miss Grace Spellman and Dorothy
lHoltslander Of Mound City were vi~-
ting with Mrs. Guy Jones and daugh-
ter. Elizabeth, last Wednt sday Mrs.
Jones and daughter returning home
with Miss Grace, Wednesday evening,
for few days visit
Mrs. Albert Ford is here. this
week. from Chicago, visiting with her
mothcr-in-law. Mrs. Mary Ford. This
/. Mrs. Albert Fords first visit to
| IIigclow. and being on her way home
from Denver Colorado. stopped of
here for few days visit.
Quite a lot Of more corn was
aid by. the latter part Of last week.
than was expected. Ben Atkinson says
lown in Goods country" chats in
iIen's ncighborhood). Fred st. John,
Hugh Henry and himself have finish
| ii up almost all of their corn for III
season.
Mrs. Alta Sinks. who has been
visiting with her mothcr-in.law, Mr..
| VI. u. Melton. for several weeks. left
he latter part Of last week for
Adams. Ncb.. where she expected 20
visit with rclativc. several days be-
fore returning To- her home in Beat
ice. Ncb.
Miss Eric 81. John. supcrintcn-
| lent Of the home for Little Wander
| crS. in st. Joseph. came home the first
| NJ the week for n months vacation,
hut waE called away Tuesday, Ia At
Gibson. Kansas. to be- with her aunt.
Mrs. Andrew. who was reported to
he uui,c sick.
Tom Huston. the old reliable
telephone manager, for the Farmers
line nj FortcScuc, was IN town. ono
day, last week. improving the service
IN that line for the benefit Of Us
patrons. Yes, Tom was wearing the
| Isual smile. and seemed to he in the
usual good humor
Prairie hay cutting began the
first Of the week in earnest. and with
| favorable weather there viii be lots
" irEt.claSs prairie hay put up here
| hiS season, and here's trusting that
We will have favorable weather, as
| this hay business H. u big item in this
vicinity, aud brings lots Of money here
that " lost, when there H. no hay crop.
| Several gangs are busy this week
cutting prairie hay on the hay lands.
| o,,hcns' of town. John Coughlin cN-
| '."'F IT, crt 40 acres and Mr.. Hats
well has 400 acres, aud II IL expected
- average not less than three tors
- III" mere. and u Of extra good quail.
". and here's hoping they will hc
able 10 pc, this hay up In good shape.
Allen Motley has bought the tools
and stock from J. u. Bridgmon and
has taken charge of the Bipclow IA.
age. lie will keep the stock up IN
rood shane and supply Of all kinds
lot oil. Tie has also purchased new
Ford ear aud will handle the agency
n this territory for tina, car. For
The present he will live on the farm,
and later on. " he likes the business.
he will move To- town.
| Emmett Asher. OF Lincoln. Ncb,
was here, several days. last week.
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. ". d..
Asher. Emmett and wife had been
Town 10 Camp Clark. at Nevada, Mo-.
visiting with Robert and Lee Asher
and the balance Of the Bigclow boys
and stopped or here on their way
home. Emmett says the hoys are
gc,,ing along all right and that they
are anxious to gct started for the
border.
! Is II hot enough for YOU, and
how do Won like this vool all stn,n,,,