The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-04-12
DIGELOW AND VICINITY.
The Most Important Local E,cnts
Which Have Transpircd The
Past Week
(By George 4. Conaway.)

Frank Walker Wa n Maryyillc
visitor. several days. last week.
C. W. Hunt H. building new gar.
age on hi property. this week.
Miss Cleo lcsan visited over sun.
clay with relatives in Blythcdalc. Mo.
-- Mabel Book i, reported to w.
much better thi. week. with prospect.
good for her recovery.
john Mcndonhall shipped out two
carloads of prairi" hay To- Red Oak,
Iowa. the latter part or last week.
forty.four scholar attended tho
Methodist SUNDAY school Ia, SUNDAY
morning. and the collection amoun,r
20 Sl.C3
Nathan Adams aud family mo.
torcd over to Sabctha HANS. last Sat /.
ur'lay morning. and visited with rria.
t,ycs over SUNDAY.
FIRED aud Otiy Bennett. who nyr
employed near rlatt burg, Mo-. visited
with their parents, M aud Mr.. !, n.
Ecnnctt. here, last SUNDAY.
here was AN attendance of g.
scholars at the Christ an SUNDAY
nchool. las, Sunday morning. and the
collection amounted 10 s2i5.
j. u. Morris. last week, moved
over 10 Mound city, and says the latch
Stiihg hangs out just the same n,
when they lived on the farm
Mrs. thas. Wright, who has been
visiting with her sou. G.. ". POINTER.
md family, returned 10 her home IN
savannah, the latter part of last week.
r. y, Hunt and family drove over
from white Cloud, Rams, IN their ear,
last Sunday morning, and spent the
,lay visiting with Nj. and Mrs. q. ".
Hunt.
John krusor l. moving his stock
of hardware over to Horton. kans.,
this week. where he has traded for AN,
other stock of hardware. This leaves
Rigclow with nm cmpty stDrr room and
u needed hardware stock.
Misses Mary and Carrie Juda, oi
~. Joseph, were Weekend visitors
with their sister, Mrs. Anna Kahn,
Leighton Judn, n nephew of Mrs
Kahn, Of -. Joseph. was also visitor
ut the Kahn home.
ing,
A report comes from Grand June.
tion, Colorado, that Isom Cunning
who Is holding down n good position
IN that town, has been in the hospital
for some time with case of small,
poN, and has 50 far recovered that he
Is able TO be- up and around the build,
Tho school board met one evening
last week, and organized with the fol.
lowing officers for the coming ycar,
President, Chas. Knowles: vicc-prcsi,
dent, J. 7, Dodson. With these elricien,
officers IN charge means that the bust,
ness of the district will be properly
attended to.
We are told that a Mr.. Smith, OF
Cass county, will probably he oui
farm Bureau agent; that he Is up-to.
date IN every respect, having had
charge of the 6OO-acrc state farm, nea,
Trenton, Mo-, for some time, and 4
thoroughly competent TO handle this
important position.
Mrs. Guy Jones and little daugh,
ter. Miss Elizabeth, arrived home last
Saturday morning from a weeks visit
with Mrs. Jones' sister, Miss Grace
Spellman, a teacher in the publit
schools Of Aurora, MINI. Mrs. Jones
reports weather fine in that part OF
the country, and they enjoyed very
pleasant trim.
Mrs. Lydia Riley, who has beer
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Dave
Catron and children,in Kirksville, Mo.
for several weeks, returned home the
latter part Of last week. Mrs. Rile,
is looking fine and gets around In goo,
shape for one Of her age, and she ha,
host Of friends here who are glad tc
see he renjoying herself.
Lee Asher came In last Saturda,
evening from Fort Sill, Okla, having
received an honorable discharge from
the army. Some time ago Lee has
the misfortune to have his left side
partially paralyzed, and he has moi
entirely recovered, but is gradual,
getting better, and II Is thought Ii
time he will be all right again.
John Wickersham, the latter par
Of last week, hauled two old iron safel
across the track TO his place and will
break them up for old junk. One wal
the safe that was burned in the bank
hre several years ago. and the othel
was In the old J. L. Ginning building
that was burned several years ago
The safes were large and heavy and 4