The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-05

-MTs. RIM IhoUHdfi, VI Seuttic,
Washington, and Pauline, the little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Will
liams, Of Forest City, were operated
on for throat and nose trouble, last
Thursday, by DIR. Proud, of st. Joseph.
Mrs. Harold peret and baby, of
Kansas City, are here on a visit with
grandpa and grandma, n. y. peret and
Sife.
Homer Taylor, Leland Yates and
Lester Stewart, Of King City, Mo-,
| rove over in their car one day last
week and enjoyed visit with their
friend, j. A. Milligan, who took them
up to Zig Lake in his car.
Mrs. Chester Springer was It.
Joseph shopper, last Thursday.
Max Babb took his two little girls
to st. Joseph last week. and they were
operated upon for nose and throat
trouble by DIR. Proud. Albert Noellschs
little son was also relieved of his tom
sIs and adnoids.
Mrs. Ietta Tapkin, of st. Joseph,
after brief visit with her son, Fred
lhilbrick. and family, returned to her
home Thursday last.
1t Is believed by his parents that
Owen bankers sailed on the hospital
ship Comfort" June 20.
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Missouri subscribed $3.50 per cap
tia to the Red Cross in the recent
drive' n larger sum TO each person
than any other state in the southwest
ern division.
What has become OF "Onc Who
Was There who used TO write for 50
many Missouri papers, as Ks the ST..
Louis Republic. lie has given place
to One Who Is over There .
Miss Blanche Hodgin. who had
her Jawbone broken on the 2ls', came
home from the hospital, Thursday Of
last week, and is recovering satisfac-
torily.
w. A. Gold left last week for VII
mona, Texas, where he soJourns an
nually to look after the packing of the
crop from a 2'OO0-acrc peach orchard.
Ralph Meyer wen, to 81. Joseph,
Wednesday OF last week, June 20, and
TOOK a present To his OLD TREND. Mayor
/ Nhit-cll. The present consisted Of n
litter of ten baby oppossums. lie ac-
copied the gift and had them sent to
hNg fhfk 200.
Or. ana Mrs. j. !. thatcher have
another To AID 10 their roll OF grand
,hlldf'n-a grandson, now; born 10
VIZ. and Mrs. Edgar thatcher, at La
Fortc. Ind, June II.
-''cofgc Lukens' our real estate
man. was pr'hinbuIhtihg around
through parts oil Iowa the past week.
and made II back home Tor the Fourth
"i july
B Miss E"'a LINEN returned Monday
from u visit with her uncle, Tommy
, l.ynch ana FAMILY, oi I"ona, kanS. Her
manmma went over Saturday and came
back Win her' .,
"A lafg. barn belonging 10 Joseph
frirS' residing ten miles north oil
Mound CITY, was struck by lightning
about I, o'clock last saturday evening
June o. ana quickly burned TO thc
ground. lie lost among other thing
ten tons OF hay, one mule, 100 bush
els OF corn and many sets Of work
harness. u was partially insured.
! -thcle Jimmi. curtis ana wire
have "full house and Jack Dawson
says THAT'S hard To beat, Elder fl-
gen" Mcfarland and family; OF Dallas
texas, are visiting with thcm' Mrs.
McE' being daughter lhey drove AL
the way IN their eur, which takes about