The Holt County sentinel., 1917-08-31
Additional Bigelow News.
(By Geo. a. Conway. J
Harry Hunt was q passenger to

Kansas City. last Monday noon.
Quite a number from here are at
tending the Maitland Fair this week.
Lot Brown and son, Robert, were
business visitors in st. Joseph. last
Monday.
Hay King John Coughlin was a
passenger TO st. Joseph, last Tuesday
evening.
Ed Preston is home this week
from Quitman. visiting with relatives
and friends.
John Coughlin shipped three cars
prairie hay to South Omaha, Neb., the
first Of the week.
john Coughlin was in Kansas
City. several days, this week. attend
ing to his increasing hay business.
Mrs. Matt larkins and grand
daughter, Miss Mary. were shopping
in Mound City. one day. the first of
the week.
--Grandma Hunt. who has been
visiting with relatives in Forest City
for some time. returned home, the
first Of the week.
Frank Walker. the hustling agent
for the bort car in this ncighborhood,
sold new bort car 90 Dick Larrabce.
the first Of the week.
brother q. W. Adams returned
the first of the week from Glcrwood.
Iowa. where he had been attending a
successful Holiness camp meeting for
several weeks.
II. y. Mckee. who has been max.
ing his home with his daughter. Mrs.
W. ). Dearmont. in Cape Girardcau.
NO, for some time. arrived the first
Of the week Tot visit with hi daugh.
ter, Mrs. \. W. Ginning. and other
relatives.
Mrs. John ". Smith is in Fair.
Tax. this week. visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Smith has been down sick with
rheumatism for some time, and this
Is her first visit away from home in
AIN months. and she IL compelled TO
use crutchcs 90 get around
j. y. Slater attended tho funeral
OF Assistant General Freight Agent
for the Burlington. MIR. 4. l.. West,
y. st; Joseph. last Tuesday Mr..
West had been with the darlington "A
number Of years. and had ..any per.
sonal friends In th.. ncigihorhood.
Our friend. the linotype man.
last week, gut his wires crossed, and
instead Of saying that "Chas. and
Eddi" Ginning were hcrc from Okla.
1917" ~ " 'lraN NltNlN Va say Y mas.
and Eddie Catrnn." All right. Ne
VIII get even with you some day.
Mrs. Anna Kahn arrived home
the latter part Of last week from Sc.
attlc' wash, where she had been
spenIlng ". summer months with her
Saughtcf, Mrs selma Balash. Mrs.
mann reports a very pleasant trip
anu III, former i'iscl"w residents get
uhg along lus, iinc. =.
~ y. pu'ci iilll Maicr and
Ih! moyeh w. Mount Guy N" iirst
ue week ines" p"opl" have lived
neIe lor s"nc ,une ana We regret
Wy hluet 10 nave them leave. rs
sncg are inc hlnd OF people that are
Ist.eIass eitlschs ana always found
"oos,rng Iot uc'f nome town.
c'nr weekly meeting OF the Red
S,oss mas peeh encoufarlngly attend.
|" Vh"sc whose motives " the
Gnuse OF thcse duties. The generous
"Sc,na,'on iron, our townspeopie en-
o'e us 70 schu an orh'r Tor s-'' ana IN
return we are provided with over a
nuhdr,u garments which are sought
Y Tue Uue'hearted and goodly
nunlo,r W. Completed lhcrc j. no
pnee a',aehcn To the garments made
~ the ladles ana the garments are
so iInP'' 'n' most timid amateur
need n9t hesitate TO undertake.
Come friends OF IN" cause with
an ,eagerness TO do your might by
lending helping hand TO humanity.
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