The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-06-28


working for Mrs. J. +. Iden for some
time. .,.t last Monday morning fuy
Cedar Rapids. Iowa. to be with son .
Vi her relatives, who are quite sick,
Mr.. AMI MI.. Ernest Randall and
Ca..dryn. @: era 2, were visiting Wish
A.rs. Randall, flasher. Henry Oyeria..
and family last sunday.
\ The unusua! cool weather for TIL :
time of the year that arrived last Frl.
DAY. was welcomed by the farmers,
who were piOwing corn and cutting
their wheat; the coo. weather cont.n.
ued until Monday morning, and the
good old summer time weather again
got on the job. Quite q lot of corn
was laid By last week and a big per
cent of the wheat was cut; with ia.
vorab.c weather conditions all of the
wheat will be cut this week, and
threshing will probably begin the first
or latter part of next week. An extra
effort Is being made by everybody g.
secure help and keep the farm work
going right along. One or two farm.
ers cut wheat last Sunday: the whe..,
Was ripe ana falling down, making il
necessary to cut Immediately to save
a big loss in the grain. We are in need
Of good rain TO hel pout the potatoes F:
garden stuff. pastures. and the corn !.
ueg ming TO need the rain. too. Tax.
ing everything into consideration. farm.
work : going along in good shape. AMI
with the women and girls getting o..
IN the fields. there will be nothir 2
wasted this season.
The following Mound CITY by.'.
ness men are 20 be congratulated on
gc.;.0g Out In the wheat fields. where
he = is scare. ard doing their bit. la 4;
! Frday evening. Elbprry Menu,
HArI! Thomas, Oneil Criswell. Uia
lScr"gAy. De; Greeneish. Asa Holi,u.
b.,N and Clarence Hal, drov. over 80
4. T.. Tuck Smiths farm. west "
toHr d. and helped Mr.. Smith and trs
or" hired man. baa Foster. shock In
two days cgt' ng ~ wheat. The men
arrived on the scene Of action abog; :
20 .H. Art b. $3.50 p. M. the Job W..
,conipletcd. and We are told the men
dG az extra good JOB of shocking. o. :
a.. bundles bang set Up properly. =
ter the men had cleaned up and were
ready 70 return go their homes, the,
were very pleasantly surprised by b.
ng invited into the house by Nj.
smith ana daughter. Miss Mel. e.
where they were served with tee
cream and cake. Mr.. Smith paid q.
men sl."o each for their servie,
which amour; vas promptly donated g.
the Red Cross. Pretty good. fellows.
your hearts are In the righ, place.
John Lien hat about - Eat hos.
- send 20 market last week. hard
enough Cor carload. 20 he decided ;
send their down 20 -. Joseph b. ag'
track. wEich was done in the ear.
hour. o: the morning. TIE hogs q.
rived in -. Joseph in good shape. witt
very Little shrink. and Mr.. iden ,hirk.
: heats shipping hy train. more cspc,
ally when there i not full car losi
Henry Schcorcvcr j. 20 leave go
fi-si - ;hi. week Cor Kansas Ci:,
where he wi,, leave with a number G.
recruits for the Great Lakes trainir :
lcamp. near Chicago. the middle Of TIE
week. In honor Of his going away I /.
mother. Mr.. +. T.. Hogan. gave a b :
fried chiesen dinner AZ her home las,
sunday. anG entertained the 70. low M
guests Or, J. /. Hogan and wife. o!
oregon: Il. ". Graham and family,
Mr.. Julia Jones. Mother CLANCY. Mr..
ard Mr.. Il. l. ScroonoveT. Mr. and
N.Y.. henry Scsocnoyer and Mas
Mate Potter.
Jim H!nsle made \ business trp
20 kansas Cliy one day. last week, 20
secure repairs .or his hay baler.
Lee Asher ard Miss Bird Perez. o.
Oregon. we're united IN marriage a,
Kansas City, Thursday Of .asi ae.s.
ard have gone 20 Housekeeping r the
big city on the Nav. Lee was "A. sd
IN B!gelow, ard has worked up % tire
position Of train messenger or The
| Burlington between karsAs Ci,y and
Lincoln, and trss;ei erp!oye o: the
Adams Express Co. We are tod ;ha,
Miss rerei : one o! orgon's mos: az.
eorp!ished ladies'. and we Join their
many friends IN wishing then. much
happiness.
y. ". Smith was in s.. Joserh. one
day. the frs; Of the week, purchasing
repairs for his binder. Farmers have
found on; through experience ,ha, they
can 60 10 town and ge, their renairs
much quicker than they can get = EN-
BY express,
Mr. and Mrs. l. VI. Jones. o! L. Is.
Nebr.. were visiting with their dauy q.
tiers, Mrs. A. +. Smith and Mn. T..
mer Sehmiti, last Sunday.
Accompanied BY D.. +. Z. Hogan.
Mrs. George Cook was taken 20 the
sisters Hospital in 81. Joseph. last
Monday morning, where she will IN.
dergo an operation some tire this
week. Ms. Cock has been SEX for
some time, and il was thought best To
take her TO the hospital. where she can
have the best OF care and attention.
i Mrs. V. 4. So!leder and nephew.
Roy Larkins, who have been visiting
with Mrs. Solleder's sister. Mrs. Mat.
tie Collins, in Fanhamville. Iowa, for
several weeks, returned home last sun.
day evening. During their visi. Mr..
Collins had the misfortune 70 lose his
large barn, containing 2i0o bushels OF
corn, quite q number o: farming i'm.
|. Elements and a grarary by fire The