The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-01-26
BIGELOw NEWS.
Many Items Of Interest From Bigelow
Township. rs Told BY Geo.
A. Conway.


--lsom Chuning was q passenger TO
omaha, Ncb, last Saturday morning.
Mrs. 81. u. Williams was visiting
with friends in Craig, several days,
last week.
Rev. l.. c. Freeman held services
At the Methodist church, last Satur-
lay evening. i.
MIR and Mrs. Cleud Madison, Of
81. Joseph, visited the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. Slater.
Quite a number from here at
tended the Thurman sale, near Ore.
eon, one day, last week.
&C. W. Bose was down from Ora
ham, last Saturday and Sunday. visit
ing with J. r.. IIinkle, near Fortcs-
cue.
Charley Morris, Of Fortescue
,cighborhood. answered roll call at
W. o. W. lodge here, last Saturday
evening.
Tom Bunker returned the latter
past Of last week from visit Of
several days with friends, near Cres-
ton, Iowa. ;.
Harold Larrabee was down from
Maitland, last Sunday, visiting with
home folks and renewing old &C.
puaintances.
George Poynter had q severe at
tack of grippe last week. and the SER
vices Of doctor were necessary to
keep him at his work.
j. T.. Slater, who has had his car
IN st. Joseph. giving II the annual
ovcr-hauling and cleaning up. brought
his car home the latter part Of last
week.
--Brother d. T.. Wilson IL repair
ing his "Jitncy." this week. and no
preventing Providence. he will be out
N the public roads, the latter part
Il the week.
Among the Mound City passcn-
,ers. last Saturday morning. were:
Yrs. W. +. Balm. Mrs. NJ. u. Melton,
Misses Elsie Bridgmon, Gertrude
Maicr and Mildred Walker.
George W. llinklc returned the
after part Of last week from Kan.
as City, where he attended the I'M.
'lcmcnt Dealers convention. George
'ays he sure had a big time.
Frank Cooper and J. u. Morris
we're Oregon visitors, last Saturday.
-cturning home in the latter's car.
which had been ovcrhaulcd ut the
oregon garage. the past week.
The little boy Of Matt Stadalman,
who. has been sick for the past two
weeks. was reported 10 be some bet
or last Sunday. and there are now
'omc homes for his recovery. lie has
bccn a very sick boy.
a pretty goo'I rain visited this
npivhborbood inst Sat,irI,, ,,i.,L,
sunday there was high north wind,
turning very cold with very little
NOV. The wheat H. beginning tn
need moisture badly md what We need
= good old fashioned snow.
Owen Butrick crankcd IN his
Ford car, last Friday evening. and
ook Miss Bertha Morris and two Of
'icr scholars. Jamie odcll and Mark
smith. to the big spelling match in
,'raig. and II IL reported that Miss
Jamie and Mark secured u good NV
erage In the contest.
Harry Stanley and ID. y. Wilson
were Mound City visitors, last Satur-
lay. Harry recently became the own
r. Of a four-cylindcr Buick car, and
20 far IL learning the art of driving
without accidents. or letting the rad.
'ator freeze up, like some other old
timers we happen to know.
Mrs. J. +. Iden and daughter.
Miss Icpha, are expected home, this
week, from Los Angeles. California,
where Miss Zcpha has been attending
.chool. On account of the sickness
II her father, Mr.. Edwards. Mrs.
'den thought II best to return earlier
than expected. so M to assist In the
ARE Of Mr.. Edwards.
Guy Jones left Wednesday noon,
18th -four thoroughbred i'ollcd Here
ford cattle. for Dies Moincs, Iowa.
where he viii place them on sale. at
sale Of thoroughbred stock at that
place February !. Guy has spent
considerable time and money In build.
ng up a herd Of thoroughbred Polled
Hcrefords, and has an extra good
herd, and we join his many friends
In wishing him the best Of success.
w. VI. Wilson. v. A. Sollcdcr and
Fred 81. John, managers Of Bigelpw
amp. No. ~, audited the books and
'rcords Of the clerk and banker OF