The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-10-12
BIGELOy AND VICINITY,
The Most Important Local Events
Which Have TRANSFERRED The
Past Week.
(By George A. Conaway.)

Ivy ''SttVfSs ioSt DdtuTU0y.
Robert Brown was O business Wis
itor in st. Joseph. one day, this week.
II Miss Gladys Morley visited with
relatives and friends in Forbes. over
Sunday.
| Several from here attended the
picture show in Mound City, Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Julia Jones attended the biz
meeting at the Fortescue tabernacle,
last Sunday.
Coke jackson and c. c. Catrou
are each loading out q car load OF
Mr.. and Mrs. v. A. Solleder were
visiting with relatives In Thurman,
Iowa. last Sunday.
&C. c. Catron made IN q lot of
cider. last week, and favored his
friends with sample.
Chess Hitz. the big apple man.
was passenger to Glenwood, Iowa.
one morning. last week.
Mrs. r. K. Allen was down from
Craig, one day, the first of the week,
visiting with relatives.
.-.Thirty.eight scholars attended the
Methodist Sunday school, last Sunday.
and the collection was Si.il.
Tom Bridgmon and Stunt. 8. W..
SHELTON attended, Masonic lodge IN
Mound City. Tuesday evening.
| Ed Preston was down from Quit
man, last Sunday, visiting with home
io'ks and renewing old acquaintance,
"A. J. Barash IL here, this week.
from Seattle, Wash, visiting with his
sister. Mrs. Harold Kahn, and other
Mrs. A. W. Cunning and Mis-.
Sailie Rock were over in the Blsir
neighborhood. one day, the first of
TIC week. after cabbage.
Mrs. Ralph Lease was called IN
Rock Port, the latter mart OF last
week, to see his mother, who was 70.
ported to be quite sick.
brother II. N. Welton. Of Slid.
more. will hold services at the Metho.
dlst church. next Sunday, morning and
evening. Everybody invited. -"
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Jones drove I'M
70 Tsrkio, In their car, last Tuesdnv.
and attended the big RANKING stocL
show OF thoroughbred cattle.
W. q. dutch Bill) Mailer Skinned
car load Of mules TO Tarkio. lnst
Monday. Seems like Dutch lust can't
stay out Of the mule busincss.
y. +. Slater and Robert Brown
attended q meeting Of the 81. Joseph
Lodge Of Perfection, A. A. S, n. In
st. Joseph, one evening, last week.
Charley Bucholtx and wife, old
Former Bigclow residents, OF Falls
City, Ncb., were over one day, the gvst
Of the week. looking after their farm
A letter from Clyde cou,s. who "
isa member Of Company l., At Fort
Sill. Okla, says oil the boys are srt.
ting along Just fine. working hard
and getting plenty TO cat.
MIR. and Mrs. W. Il. Asher were
visiting with thcis daughter. Mrs.
Lulu Book. In Napier, one day, last
week. BIZ says the "Mrs." has nj.
most all Of the potatoes dug.
ben Pete Hunt and his gang Of
assistants will finish baling about
1900 tons Of prairie hay for HAY King
John Coughlin, from his no acrcs Of
grass land, this week. Ben is an old
hand ut the business Of baling INV.
r. w. Graham and family moved
to the Conway property, east of the
track. the first Of the week, and Allen
Motley and wife moved 10 the prop-
erty just south Of the G. W. POINTER
residence. which they purchased some
time ago.
Eddie Catron, local agent for the
Chevrolet car. one day, last week. sold
a new 1918 car to John CLANCY over
on the Lake. John says ne is poins
to learn TO drive the new car or know
the reason why. Better be careful
around the Lake. John. she might
II taxa n NATHAN ~ A~L L.
w. F.. Auburn, . contractor Of
Lenox, Iowa. was here, several days,
last week, the guest Of James Pier
pont Morgan Wilson. Mr.. Auburn owns
about 200 acres Of land northeast Of
town, and was here looking over the
farm and making arrangements for
some one to handle II for him next
yeSr.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. rroxell and
daughter were down from Craig, last
Saturday, visiting with relatives and
friends. While here, Mr.. Troxel did
some leveling for II. M. Spillman and
the Morris Brothers. who are expect
Ing. to do some surface ditching on
their farms this fall. Mr.. Troxel Is
an old hand at the thing business,
having had several years experience.
There was q good sized crowd
attended the joint meeting of Bige-
olw Camp, No. 36, and the Grove, at
the W.O, w. Hall, last Saturday eve
ming, Fortescue people turning out
better tina rnoar home folks. More In
terest Is being shown In lodge work,
and both lodges are expecting quite q
number Of applications within the
next thirty days. Come out and help
push the wagon along.
Guy Jones, the first Of the week,
received one Of the highest priced and
best thoroughbred Hereford bulls that
ever came to this neighborhood. Mr..
Jones purchased him at the American
Royal Stock Show in Kansas City,
last week, and this particular bull Il
two years old, the highest priced and
the best bull that went through the
ring at the show. Mr.. Jones Is max
ing . speciality Of thoroughbred Here
ford cattle, and II getting the very
II heat stuff that money can nurchase.