The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-06-15

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church. ast Sunday, morning and
evening. and prayer meeting al For.
tescuc on Monday evening, returning
to her home Wednesday morning.
While here she was the guest of MI.
and MI. o. W. Adams.
Tho weather man favored us with
a half-inch rain last Tuesday night,
just In time to catch almost every
field of alfalfa hay in the neighbor-
hood cut down. Cold enough, We'd
nesday morning, for fire in the
heating stove to feel comfortable.
viii III" good old summer time ever
get here?
There was large crowd attend
ed the lecture at the Methodist
church, last Saturday evening. Rev.
Freeman Is an extra good speaker
and everybody was more than pleas
ed with his lecture. We should have
more OF these lectures. They are a
good thing for any community, and
should boz literally patronized.
| MI. Meyers, Of Fortcscuc, pass
ed away al the home of her son in
81. Joseph. June 10. The body was
brought 10 Fortcscuc. last Monday
evening and funeral services were
conducted by Brother o. W. Adams.
his teNt being Matt. 2i.ii. "Bc yc
also ready for in such an hour as We
think not the Son of Man cometh."I
Two children, several grandchildren.
three brothers and two sisters and
large circle of friends are left TO
mourn her departure. Increment
was made in Tarkio cemetery.
"A letter from Mrs. e. Leist, Of
Beaver Ohio, 10 Mrs. J. A. vanVicklc
says Miss Alice died at that place
March IL, from pneumonia, having
first taken down with the measles,
which later went into pneumonia.
Mrs. Lest and Miss Alice have n |
large circle Of friends in this neigh |
borhood, who will be sorry TO hear
the sal news. They lived here for q |
number Of years, moving, TO Beaver,
Ohio, last October. Miss Alice was
about forty years Of agc, and was
well liked by all who knew her.
George Poynter Is trying out n |
new scheme with his cellar that will
be watched with interest. Like every
one. else in town, George has been
bothered with more or less water In |
his cellar, especially during the wet
Tho water an, NJ Tho cellar p.p
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wv ', r ~ others ~ town. ,
., ~. "'ssourI nh'.r was the h'gn,
~. w .ne season, last Saturhay' AMI
"tn"" 70 'un slowly SATURDAY eve
LIE LIZ - w , ,on nlnder urn on
s, ',l II' aoou' wv ieet long py =Vo
10y w".' was CUT throuRn thc RIP
,'p "ooul TWO Weeks age, ahn 'arHc
I"I'' oI mrn Vas ,mmedia,ely put 10
Woik on 'ne preak, anu py prompt
N"ih the oreaK mas neen repaired
"n1 'ne cuttinR stopped Tor the pres.
on,i "heh the river begins 10 iall
innny' when " IN eNpecteu 70 40
Ml'hln rev aays, " Is pretty hnrd
70 ''. what u VIII 40, rs u usually
,""s the worst cutting when tne river
T. ia''ing. There Is gang OF about
:" men working on the river this
Week ana tne banks are watched
closely Tor weak places. /
Joe Satron arrived one day. last
WEEK. with ms father, Uncle Bi,i CAY,
ron from Ashton, idaho. Uncle Bili
stood the trip real wen, considering
MS condition. I'VE Is almost biind
anu u confined 10 MS pea most OF the
t'm' win comp,ea'ion OF Diseases;
Joe TOOK MN 10 ms nome, PACK OF
,h' Lake, where ne VIII receive the
nest OF care ana medical attenuon.
zoe says the season " Idaho, IKE "
" mere is very late, almost al OF the
farmers FARMER w soWns 0' spring e wheat ea a an%
planting potatoes, and everybody
making an extra effort 70 raise a
crop, Inc weather there Is cold Tor
me time OF year, ana almost oil OF
me north SIDE OF the mountains are
unusual for s tSs time M '" Of the w"se