The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-01-19
BlGELOw NEWS.
"sny Items Of Interest From, Digelow
Township. as Tod by Geo.
A. Conway.

lla:rd Cry. cre dny, IA. week.
Mrs. 1. w. iar.pber made hrsi-
moss trip to Chiiicctho, No, last
yact.
Nl.. =. ". GRESHAM, visited with
rr rfcthor. Mrs. II. I. Sehoonovor,
L.t Hatnr.iav.
Ia. E,ss,e ii"nt visited q . week |
cDd 81 in hor sister, Mrs. W. NJ. Nha-
10y, of Na,t'nnd
--l;il Allison, Of Maitland, was
visiting last week, with Mrs. +. A.
Crow and family.
Ask Frank Walker how Ralph.
brtcr known rs Eastrs) spells The
word civilization
Mrs. Guy Jones was visiting with
hor mother, Mrs. Spcllmun. in Mound
ity. last Saturday.
b. Nirs Helen Thatcher. Of Oregon.
visited the week end With the Crow
i.;crs, west Of town.
Dick roynter, Fortcscuc's popular
bank cashier. was visiting with rela-
lives here. last Sunday.
Harry Stanley. Of Fortcscuc
aeighborhood, attended W. .. W. lodge
acre. last Saturday evening.
Miss Nellie BroclOrs Is IN Green
llflV. IOWA, tnlS Nt'Ns NiSNht WV"
her sister. Mrs. Sam Smith.
Miss Clara Smith was over from
Mound City, several days, last week,
visiting with Miss Gertrude Walker.
John Coughlin was in Omaha
and Council Bluffs. several days. last
week, looking after his hay business.
Mart Graham. Of Mound CITY
i"ighborhooi. was IN town. one day.
at week. renewing aid acquaintanccs.
f'rd Gresham filled his ice house
with an extra good grade Of ice from
he old ballast pit, south of town. last
4 ucck.
Ioda Ca,ron and Grant Bodel were
passengers to -. Joseph. last Satur-
lay morning for short visit with
| .richds.
Harold Poyn,cr was here Sunday
from Cameron. 80, visiting with his
brothers. George and Sam, ard their
| 'aNilica.
--Mra. Julia Jones lcf, the first Of
he week for saltwater. Okla. where
he viii wit fur u lew weeks with
cla;ivcs.
Mrs. J. T.. llanchcr attended the
'uncral Of her old School.matc. M'S.
". NJ. frcde. in Watson. one day,
at week.
Misses Nellie, Lena. Carrie and
'lay Juda. Of s. Joseph. spent the
week end visiting with their sister,
Ira. Anna Kahn.
The weather man has been hand
ing us some real winter weather dur
w the last week, and Sunday night
liph, snow fell.
Mrs. Esther Clayton was here
several days. the first Of the week,
rom Kansas City. visiting with her
,rothcrs. Sam and George.
Mrs. Earl Spcllman. who has
, cen visiting with Mrs. Guy Jones
Turing the past week, returned to hcI
tome IN ~. Joscpf, last Sunday noon
Ira Whitaker. the horse and mul,
) buyer. shipped out two ear loads ~
iorscs and mules, last Saturday even
ng--onc 10 Kansas City and the othc,
"a Cameron. Mo.
jesse Kahn broke the record. on,
lay, last week, when lie sold thr,,
bushels of seed wheat - y. W. HI
Il for,csCuc, for S2.OD per brshcl. \
,r,tty good price for seed wheat.
Rev. l.. &, Freeman held service,
a, the Methodist church 10 II goo,
i2cd crowd lat Sunday morning
Il H. reported that Ecv. Freeman /,
,nc oc the hest pastors tia, has beer
nppcinted to this district for num
Der of years.
Mrs. II. VI. Spillman was pas
scngcr To Nilli.cp, Iowa. last Sa'ur
day morning, where she visited will
relatives several days. returning hom'
the latter part OF the week. Sh'
also visited with her son. Frank Spill
man, who IL attending college II
Shenandoah.
Miss Anna Dryer. who has bccl
, assisting In the protracted meeting
at Mt. Calvary, west of town. 10
several days. returned to her home II
Tabor. Iowa. Monday EIorning ~
meetings, under the direction of tn
= members, viii continue throughout Tn
!. week. Quite u lot of interest Is bein,
\ taken By the neighbors. and II is cN
pccted this meeting viii be one of III
!. best in the history Of that church.
al Charley Taylor, accompanied b.
Z Ben Tcrhune, was in Kansas City
! several days, last week, with Nh
Taylor's Maxwell ear. having som
defects In the ear and the car cor
rccted. Mr.. Taylor is very much pleas
cd with his ear and the fair trca,mcn
received at the hands of the Agent,
Terhune a. Young. who insisted tina
repairs be made to the car withou
expense to Mr.. Taylor.
On last Thursday evening, III
pupils and a considerable number O
=, patrons of Consolidated District NJ
II. met in the assembly room of III
high school and engaged in an oil