The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-06-29

George Norris is now being en-
tertained by new Nictrola.
Maitland will celebrate July 4th. |
A mighty good place TO spend such q
day.
All. Bahler has things coming
his way now, as he has new REQ
"6" and a piano-player.
First quality lenses used. l.. J..
Van Hall, Optometrist, first door west
of Shellenberger's, Mound City,.
George S. Iukens and j. X.
Peacher were in Barry county, Mis-
sour, this week, on prospecting
trip.
Born. TO James Sipes and wife.
of Forbes township, a fine boy baby,
June %, DR.. J. l.. Hogan in attend
ance.
Members Of Meyer Post, G. A.
r., will remember to meet at the
home Of Dan kunkel, saturday,
June 30, at 2 p. m.
Mrs. John II. Reeves, who was
operated upon in st. Joseph hospi-
tai, last Thursday. is doing a. well a.
could possibly be expected.
DIR. c. T.. Mcbride, formerly Of
Corning. has enlisted in the medical
CORPS, from Salt Lake. Utah, where
he has been practicing for few
years.
Jim Bishop and wife and her
brother, Freeman Guthrie, Of Mound
City, spent Sunday with their aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Turnham.
John Shipley and William Gillis,
Of Mound City, now in training OF the
Officers camp, at Fort Riley, Kan
sas, were home on furlough for q
few days the past week.
Robert Walters, accompanied by
his wife and children, Glenn, Ruby
and Nalleaux, and Frank krcek. mo-
torcd to st. Joseph. Friday Of last
week, returning in the evening.
The drag line ditching machine
lately purchased by the Little Tarkio
Drainage commissioners, /, now at
work cleaning out the canal, north OF
Bigclow, and seems TO bc doing Iood
work.
-Eb. Rozcll. Of Maitland, who was
nearly blind from cataract of the eye.
has had them removed. and u now
looking through his windows In fine
shape. His many friends will be glad
to hear OF this.
Pryor Cunningham. he Of Iowa,
Nebraska and Missouri. is here visit.
ing MS on coilraucs ann irleh"s' u,
ter an absence OF TWO years. Al
though OF 20 winters ne seems n
well preserved ~ u man OF on'y ~
---GlaSgow q Company the walnut
10y men, are mere hnu are nus!
set. lhey are on the on 'oWah pace
IN Hickory township, ana wlli saw 9p
the logs into lumber, whleh ~ Z" nc
used Tor gun-s'ocks hhd proP'uers LOT
hcroplancs:
-hmil Martln uroVc 10 hahsn'
City, Monday, IN me- car 70 meet hlS
wife and son, ADRIAN; anu ms m9ther-
in-law. Mrs. L. n. fllis' VINO hnu be,n
visiting with relatives IN fhlcttcVluc'
Arkansas. They also visited IN LIN
er,y, this state, before returning
home, ~
Miss Ella Castle was IN 81 30
scph fol-. day or 80, last week, TO Sc
her brother, Frank, VINO was rcccn',!
operated upon in Local hospital "
that city, and VINO Is now repoitf,
ms getting along all rlght, put WI
have to remain IN the hosplta' io'
some time yet.
C W. klng ielt MohunE y, wv.
week Tor 'uaho anu "hci -.
states, where he goes to LOOK aite
some real estate Interests ne WI
accompanied Us Tar as hhnsas vi.
by his VIE, VINO incrNlew'u w
wholesalers in that city Tor da!
so before returning home f. .
ROLAND Martin u nome from W
hospital, fu,Iy repaired, nhu seIs v
Is now on ~. regular fa, Nv, o. uro,
steak and catsup. lie let ms hppet
dix In st. Joseph rs ne does nov nee
It any more AMI Wonders VIVA, " W.