The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-03-08
The Most Important Local Events
Which Have Transpired The
Past Week,
(By George a. Conaway.)


Misses Vida Gresham, Mary Hin.
klc and Cleo Lcsan were visiting the
Mound City schools last Saturday.
Miss Jean Dodson was an over
Sunday visitor with her brother, Har-
~ Dodson, and wife. in st. Joseph.
Mrs. Julia Jones Is the first TO re-.
port hen with nice brood Of young
chicks, which came or the first Of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker ahd
son. Ralph. tbcttcr known as Ragtu, },
were shopping in st. Joseph, last Sat
urday.
Mrs. A. T.. Smith and daughter
Miss Nellie. were passengers to Craig
Tuesday morning, TO attend the b,g
Rcd Cross sale.
VIII some one please call Oft the
ground hog influence over the weather
conditions so that We may have some
decent weather?
Bro. c. l.. kcrran, who has been
over near Waverly. kans., for several
weeks on business mission, returned
home. one day last week.
Miss Lclah Adams, who has been
visiting. with Miss Nellie Smith for
several days, returned TO her home in
st. Joseph. last Monday morning.
--Grnndma Riley left the first Of
the week for Kirksvillc, Mo-, where
she will visit few weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. Dave Catron. -and chill.
drcn.
ID. W. Smith was business Wis.
itor in Craig, last Saturday. ID. W.
and family are thinking seriously Of
moving to Colorado, near Holyokc. in
the near future.
Luther Adams loaded out his
household goods. farming implements
and some stock and shipped them 10
Savannah, last Friday morning, and
Saturday morning he drove two teams
overland.
Allen Smith moved TO the old T..
A. Brown farm. north Of town, the frat
Of the week. Mr.. Jessup has not dc.
cidcd definitely rs to where he will 20.
but Is thinking seriously OF moving to
Holyokc, Colo.
Ralph Lease has secured employ
mcnt with Warren Littlcs In his gar
age. In Mound City. and began work
the first Of the week. Ralph IL a good
machine man and will no doubt make a
good man for Mr.. Littlcs' customers.
A. II. Todd arrived last Saturday
morning from Chillicothc. where he
has enrolled In the Chillicothc business
college. He came to spcnd the week
end with his wife and baby hoy. who
are visiting with Mrs. Todd's sister,
Mrs. s. W. SHELTON.
Chairman J. T.. Slater has called
n meeting OF the farm bureau, TO be-
held NJ Mornd City next Monday, be-
ginning at 10 n. M. This will be a.,
AL dav meeting 10 which everybody "
invited TO attend. Prominent speakers
viii be present to address the meeting.
Mrs. George Stadaiman arrived
last Saturday afternoon from Odessa,
and rs soon rs her husband can Sc
cure car he will follow with their
household goods and stock, and they
viii move into the tenant property oil
Guy Jones ahd will work for Mr..
Jones the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Huffman and
Mrs. Allen Motley were visiting with
relatives near Burlington Junction,
several days last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
HUFFMAN are expecting to leave the
latter part OF this week for their home
in Dryer, Mont. They having been
visiting with relatives and friends IN
TINS and the Fortescue neighborhood
for several weeks.
The household goods Of &. u Al
ans arrived the latter mart If i.s,
week from Council Dluirs md NJ, nn5
Mrs. Adams are exnoctcd 70 a,, s
next week, when they will move In ON
the south part of the old Pete Riley
farm, south Of town, where Mr.. Adams
VIII Try his luck at farming. Mr.. Adj
ans has been with the Fargo Exnress
Co. at Omaha, Nebr.. for a number of
years and is giving up an excellent po-
sltion with that company to till the
soil, and here's the very best Of luck
TO- you Sam, end we join your many
friends in welcoming you to our vicin-
ity.
The Holiness revival moo,;nc.
which have been going on nj tho chn;
tian church for The mast fonr wooIs
by Bros. Adams and DavboT c,osaJ
last Sunday evening with . vnry r snr.'
. WY