The Holt County sentinel., 1918-01-18
srcELow AND VICINITY.
The McSl inpostsAt Lseal Events
which Have ffsnspired The
Past Weeh.
(By George A. Conaway.)

--MrS. horOlU Mann was VlSltiHB
with friends in st. Joseph, several
days last week.
Attorney W. II. Richards, Of Ore
gon. was business visitor In this VI
cinity, last Saturday.
Tom Cain, Of Fortescue neighbor-
hood, was a business visitor in our
town, one day last week.
Postmaster Eddie Catron attended
the Holt County postmasters' meeting,
in Oregon, last Thursday.
Miss Lille Burgener was here
last Sunday from st. Joseph. visiting
at the Crow home, west Of town.
-Oville Bridgmon came in Mon
day evening from Fort Sill for few
weeks visit with relatives and friends.
Charley Waldron, Of Atchison
county, was here one day last week
on a business mission with J. r. Bridg-
mon.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Book, Of Ma
pier, were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. y. Asher, one day the first Of the
week.
-Twenty-eight scholars attended
the Methodist Sunday school last Sun
day morning and s2.l5 was the col
lection.
w. r. Hill was here several days.
last week, from st. Joseph, visiting
with his brother, J. J. Hill, the res
taurant man.
--Orvillc Schoonover Is home this
week from Fort sill, Okla, on a short
furlough. and he reports all Of the
Bigelow boys well and getting along
fine and dandy.
--Twcnty-seven scholars attended
the Christian Sunday school last Sum
day morning. and the collection
amounted TO TIC; very good show
ing, considering the cold weather.
-IIigelow Camp, one day last week,
received the insurance money due Mrs.
Frank Cooper, on the woodmcn policy
carried by Mr.. Cooper In that lodge.
This Is In line with the Camps rec
ord, that all claims he paid within 30
days Of the death Of the member.
just as We predicted, Bro. Ema-
non. Of Richvillc ncighborhood fame.
has certainly did himself proud in
taking that trip through Sleepy Hol-
low ON that calm Friday afternoon,
lust at the right moment, and now.
Doctor. it's your move, with your fa.
nous pill box.
MIR. F.. II. Shcctz. income tax
agent. Of Kansas City, was in our
town between trains one day the first
cf the week, and impaired considerable
Information about the income tax law.
Mr.. Sheetz IL . mighty fine man and
takes pains to explain both sides. Of
the board on the new laws.
Frank Thomson. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 8. Thomson. Of Craig, was
here. one day the latter part Of last
week. visiting with relatives. Frank
Is member Of the aviation corps and
has already mastered the art Of hand,.
ing the flying machines, and says his
highest record is 1000 feet. He left
Saturday evening for Toronto. Can.
ada, and expects 10 be placed on the
firing line In tho spring.
| On account Of sickness, Mrs. C.
s. Mckee was unable TO take thu
course In surgical dressing at Mound
City. and Mrs. Ethel Osborne was ap.
pointed In her place. and Mira. Nina
Hogan and Mrs. Osborne are taking
the course together. 20 as 10 teach the
balance Of the Red Cross ladies' later
on. A supply Of yarn has been re-.
ccivcd and the knitting squad are
busy as bees, knitting sweaters. he'll
NETS and other useful articles for the
soldier boyN at the front.
Mrs. Mary Rorchcrs IL in RECENT
of post card from her son. Jesse
saying he had arrived In France. There
In no date or anything to show from
make. two Bigelow boys who are In
France fighting for their country
Art Long and Jesse Borchers-and
that they will do their bit and more
there Is no question. and we join then
many relatives and friends in the hope
that some day they will return to their
old home safe and sound.
AT u recent meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Bank OF Bigelow, the
following officers were elected TO sue.
coed themselves: J. +. Bridgmon
president; John c. Hinkle. vice tresi,
dent; q. w. Poynter, c. c. Catron and
Jim C.. Hinkle, directors. That the
bank Is doing good business under
these efficient directors, IL evidenced
BY the fact that they were reelected
or course, Geo, Poynter continues M
cashier. George has made himself q
fixture with our bank, and we jus,
couldn't get along without him.
MIR. and Mrs N. NJ. Huffman, OF
Dwyer, Wyo.T were visiting with theil
daughter, Mrs. Allen Motley, several
days, last week. Mr.. Huffman Is look,
ing fine and dandy. and weighs NOR.
than he ever did; likes the countr,
fine and sayn when he left there two
weeks ago. farmers in that neighbor,
hood were plowing, getting fheil
ground In shape for the spring work
and the weather was good. Mr.. HUFF
man says that oil Of the former Bige,
low people arc doing well and NOR,
than satisfied with their new homes
Mr.. and Mrs.s Huffman will visit witt
relatives and old time friends her,
until about the first Of March, befor,