The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-24
THE BLADE.
TOLEDO. ONO

,'''' ~ hHu MTr' NutklnS nave
lived in Bayard. Ncb.. for a number
" years and are among that towns
most prosperous citizens. A million
dollar beet sugar factory Is being
'rected ut Bayard this summer TO
take care of the bee, crop there.
driving north along the lake
front. Nike Alden. in his Ford ear.
accompanied by George McCullcy and
Charley Sount last Sunday after
noon. between ldcn's and Jackson's
he ear became unmanngeahlc, struck
Larry Cummings car, ran into tree
nearby. turned completely over twice
and landed in the shallow water Of
he Lake. IN shooting the chutcs
down the lake bank, Mike got tangled
Ip In the top Of tho car and was un.
able to get out Of the wreck without
assistance. The other two escaped
with slight bruises. Dr. Hogan was
called and patched Mike up. 80 that
he will bc all right IN few days.
There WAS quite n crowd nj the Lake
and those who saw the nccidcn, say
They were sure going some. Larry
Cummings car was not badly dnmag-
ii. hut tho Alden car was torn up
pretty badly. but like all other Ford
~. Il can he repaired.
Miss Wilma Gresham gave her
mary friends delightful party nj her
home. west Of town, Thursday eve
ming Of last week. The evening was
ycry pleasantly spent with parlor ard
outdoor games and music. The
guests were: Misses Doe Morris.
Dorothy Bridgmon, Anna Couts
Mary llinklc. Nellie Williams, Mildred
nod.on. Golhic Cou,s. Jean Mckee.
Mildred Walker. Julia Mckee. Ethel
Preston. Gertrude Walker. Mae Tar.
son. Rowcne Conway. MAY Cn,r0n.
Ida Bridpmon. Addic Morris. Doro-
thy -. John. Bertha Morris and
Nellie JcsSup: Mcssrs. James Barbcc.
sell llaiglcr, Owen Bridgmon, Frank
chauncey Wilson. Nat Morris. VIII"
Davis, Forest Mann, Robert Asher,
Everett Catron, Johnny I.auckompcr,
Jimmie Hendricks, Murray Catron,
Frank Haiglcr, Reuben Johnson, Ncr-
ME Rridgmon and Stanley Jcssup.
The Bigelow Consolidated schools
will open Monday, September 3, with
Miss Ida Bridgmon, primary, and
Miss Bertha Morris, grammar, ut
Cottonwood; Miss Carrie Smell, pr-
mary; Miss Grace Foster. intcrmcd.
ate; Miss Helen Cotticr, grammar,
and Miss Cleo Lesan, assistant in the
high school. The books of the grades
will all change this year, except tho
ari,hometics and fourth readers. The
Searson Martin series of readers will
be used to conform to the fourth
reader in use. The others may be
found at the hook stores. Let's try 70
have all books purchased and In the
hands Of the pupils before school be-
gins, so that school will start off
without delay due TO lack of books.
In the high school no changes will be
made In the texts, except the first
year algebra, which will use Hart &
Wells. Any one in last year geom-
etcry or physical geography, who
want to dispose Of their old books,
please leave them with Superinten-
dent SHELTON, not later than Wednes-
day before school starts. At the be-
ginning of this new term, parents and
teachers. let's work in corporation
| for the best interests of our schools.
Visit school often, it encourages both
pupils and teacher, ond in case Of any
difficulties or MISUNDERSTANDING, be
free to ask or consult with the teach
ers and superintendent about the mat
ter. Superintendent SHELTON will be
at the school building In Bigelow all
week before school opens, except Au-
gust 30 and 81, during the teachers
meeting in Oregon, and will be ready
to classify and arrange. schedules
for all new and nonresident pupils
who may wish to enroll, or any one
desiring information concerning the
work for the coming year.
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