The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-29
BICELOv AND VICINITY,
The Most Important Local Events
Which Have Transpired The
Past Week.
(By George A. Consway.)


The school board received a car
load of coal the first of the week.
Have you seen Cupid lately? lie
was out last Sunday for short time.
Glen Baker was a business Wis.
itor in st. Joseph. one day last week.
Mrs. henry Jones was visiting
with Mrs. l.. W. Motley, one day last
week.
j. r. lden was a business visitor
in Rock Port, one day, the first of the
week.
MIR. and Mrs. ". A. Hill were
visiting with Mrs. Mary Hill, last
Sunday.
john Mendcnhall Is in Osborne,
Mo-, this week. selling a car load Of
potatoes.
Mrs. Ethel Osborne was a Mound
City visitor, one day the latter part
Of last week.
For information as to how long il
takes Ford car to go into the ditch
ask Frank kcrran.
Louis Anthony was entertaining
an uncle, Mr.. Conway. from Corning.
Iowa. several days last week.
Mrs. w. T.. Preston is in West
boro. this week. visiting with her
daughter. Mrs. Hattie Durham.
Miss Vida Gresham was visiting
with her aunt. Mrs. V. A. Sollcd,'.
several days last week.
Mrs. J. c. Hinkle. daughter Mary.
Misses Julia and Sarah Mckee. were
Craig visitors, one day last week.
&c. w. Poynter attended meet
ing Of the Big Tarkio Drainage dis
trict. In Corning. one day last week.
Bro. o. ". Adams was visiting
with friends and attending church
services in Tabor. Iowa. last Sunday.
Joe Lauekcmpcr and james Riley
Catron, 1.-THE latter wearing that usual
smile) were passengers 10 81. Joseph.
Monday morning.
Jesse lont, Of Bethel neighbor-
hood. was home from Camp Funston.
Kansas, on "a few days furlough, the
first Of the week.
Mrs. o. W. Hogrcfe, who has
been visiting with relatives in Fargo.
Nebr.. for the past two weeks, return
ed home, last week.
Miss Dorothy liridgmon returned
home. Sunday, from Craig. where she
had hccn visiting with relatives and
friends for several days.
II. l.. Schoonovor, our mayer. has
very sore finger on his left hand.
caused by light scratch which has
developed blood poisoning.
MIR. and Mrs X. +. poyntcr. Mr..
and Nrs. Sam Clayton Of Fortcscuc
neighborhnod. visited with Nr. and
Mrs. &. ". royntcr, here, last sun.
day.
A letter from an old time rcsi,i.n,
of B.goluw. Mir. l., =. Nm >. snvr he Is
now located IN Van Burcn. No.. en-
ioying good health, ana getting along
Just fine.
liza Ginning spcnt last SUNDAY
visiting ~ tic home of Nr. Offer.
bachcr, north Of Mound city. Whcr,
his wifc.is nursing u si,S member of
that family.
A number of our ci, zcrs chippcd
In and loaded u mixed car load of
hogs and cnttls aud shipped them o
81. Joscph last Monday noon. Frank
Morris accompanied the shirmcn,.
Charley koock of Oregon was vls-
iting with friends here, bctwc n
trains, last Sunday. aud as usual with
Charley. he had u few extra good
stories, besides boosting for his home
town. as Is his custom,
Our schools began for second
time. last Monday morning, and We
aktlH VaiN' INV FllillNE FtHt'l
with US. and the school bells suic
sound good.
We notice a statement Of the
Bank OF Mcndon, Of Mcndon, Mo-,
showing deposits $3.50, ,OSO.11. a prct-
" goou record Tor our old friend, r.
&. (Budgc) Poyntcr, ,'who Is the cash
Ter of this bank.
Tom Huston the popular trouble
shooter" and manager of the Farmers
Telephone Company, Of Fortescuc,
was renewing old acquaintanccs here
one day the first of the week, and
wearing the usual smile.
-Harye Joicc and son, John, arriv-
ed the latter part Of last week from
Bayard, Nebraska, where John has
been employed for some time, and
Harve had been working In q sugar
beet factory for u few weeks.
Through Prof. Skelton, we learn
that our old friend, A o. Williams,
of New Point. has returned home from
the hospital, in st. Joseph, and is
getting along all right. Bro. A. o..
has many friends in this vicinity who
are glad to hear the good news.
Members Of the Woodmen Circle
grove should not forget their import
ant meeting at W. U. W. hall, next
Monday evening, when officers are to
be elected for the ensuing year. This
is the most important meeting of the
year and every member should be
present.
Miss Gertrude Walker who has
been home for several weeks while
the State Normal school ut Maryville
was. closed, left Monday noon,. for
Maryville, TO resume her studies, her
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