The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-09-21
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bernard Everds and wife are Wis
ting in Hazleton. Iowa, with his par
ents.
Charles F. Sipes, of Salem, Neb..
was here for q few days, this week,
the guest of relatives and friends.
Our date line on our inside pages
reads September a." II should be
September q, SO govern yourself &C.
cordingly.
Mrs. Mary Vogan will leave thi.
week for her home In Wray, Colo.
after several weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends in this vicinity.
As ! am going to leave Oregon,
] urgently request all indebted TO me
hto please call and settle at once.
W. s. WOOD, NJ. d.
| Mrs. George Burger and little
daughter are visiting with her par
ents In Iowa, while George is doing
some concrete work at or near Craig.
| y. s. Ambercrombie, optician, will
be In Fillmore, T.. W Davis drue
store, on Tuesday, Sept. 49,, remain
ing until Tuesday evening, Sent. 25.
-Larrabee's Best Zephyr and En-
press Flour, $3.50 per sack. This cut
In price Ia only temporary.
MOORE & kREEK.
Fred Snider and wife. of Oregon,
are the proud parents of a son that
arrived at their home, September II,
DR.. j. l.. Hogan making the prcsenta.
| ton.
w. $. Terry Is now operating his
cane mill, and has plenty of good
sorghum for sale. Call on or address
him, Oregon, Mo-. Route 1. Farmers
Phone, 225.
Roy DeTord, Dispersal Sale Of
sold ut auction at Gray's Pavilion
IN Maryville, Mo-, October 4th, 1917.
Send for catalogue.
panied by his father. Phillip Rush,
will leave. this week. by auto, for
Haxtun, Colorado, where Frank and
family expect TO make their future
home. but Phillip will only remain
for n visit.
All those who have not paid their
subscriptions to the American Red
Cross fund, please do 10 nj either
bank In Oregon on or before October
LIST, as by that time all monies are ex.
pcctcd to be paid In and final report
made TO Washington.
DIR. Bullock Is enjoying vaca.
ton out ut Livingston, Montana. and
will enjoy n hunting and fishing sea.
son with his old friend. George Pen
ny. We speak In advance for veni.
son ham. Doctor. and woe be Il unto
you unless II IL forthcoming.
| We were sorry we were not In
our den when Uncle John Q. Trimmer
Of Mound City. called on us, for he
IL one Of those fellows that You can
help enjoying n chat with. He was
here visiting old friends. Uncle John
was al last February. and seems "a
be In splendid health.
N. =. lBud) Tillcry, Of the firm,
Of The Oregon Tire Repair Co.. has
purchased the interest Of his partner
Chas. Brodbeck. and will now 90 II
alone. being assisted by his cousin
Raymond Wingcr. Of Humansvillc
this state. who with his family arriv'
ed here. Saturday Of last week.
Monte Foster, wife and brother
Jack. and father, Milton Foster. oi
Highland, Kansas. drove over TO Ore
gon. Sunday. and visited with Their
aunt. Mrs. NJ. T.. Crowcll and othcl
relatives. They returned by the wa,
| Of st. Joseph. Mr.. Foster and som
are In the grocery business In High
land, Kansas.
For Sale or Exchangc-I20 acrc,
near Sedalia. Six-roonf house, goot
barn. wells and windmill. cement stav'
silo, other improvements. Must have
S8,500O0 or its equivalent In eS
change. Would be willing TO TAX,
Oregon property or acreage. II inter
csted, write to Rev. c. y. Cushman
Monticello. Iowa. no..
Frank Pierce, OF st. Paul, Neb.
who has been here buying apples. wa
called home Wednesday. by Telegram
announcing the alarming illness Of hi
wife's mother, who resides In Call
fornia, and he went home to aid hi
wife for her departure 10 the bedside
Of her mother. He will return Mon
day..
Money TO Lend on Farms--nor
rover has option to pay part or ell O
principal Of any time. Most libsra
terms ever afforded. Call, write o.
phons TO M. Costs you nothing; save
III sisssoN LOAN 4 TITLE co.
Offices over Nodawsy Valley Bank.
i Maryvills. Missouri.
| -Miss Mamie Cropp. Of the Rich
vile district, accompanied by he
mother, Mrs. Emma G.. Cropp. 70
turned from st. Joseph, Tuesday eve
ming Of this week. where she had un
derRore an operation for some troubl,
In one Of her Jaws. She Ia now Set
ting along nicely, we are informed.
dewey Profit was a visitor Il
st. Joseph. this week.
Though not unexpected, ou
people feel keenly the death Of Mr..
Daniel Kunkel, which occurred at III,
home Of her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Elwood Mcdonald. In st. Joseph
Tuesday night Of this week, Septem
Der IS, 1917. Funeral services will
be conducted from the Evangelical
church, today, Thursday, Septembe
20, at 2:30 p. m. Obituary next week
!; Jim Iddings, Of the Richville dis
trict, was surprised last Sunday by
visit from his brother, I. A. daddy
Of King Grove: his sister. Mrs. Eltel