The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-01-25
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Fred Dicckmann. who unit some
eight year, ago was "A rcsidcn, OF
Lincoln township. died nj his home
near Nc,awaka. Kansas, January =,
1918, In the iSth year Of his age. He
leaves u widow, five sons and two
daughters.
DR. J. l.. Hogan tells us there Is u
baby boy ut the home Of Jess Scrog-
gins and wife. of Forbes township.
born January 49,; also n boy baby at
the home Of John Wcis and wife, born
January 20.
The Craig Leader tells US that
r.. G.. Cox. the druggist Of that place,
IL n very sick man. and we are mighty
sorry to hear OF u. lie IL n prince Of
good fellows. Charley Anibal Is run
ming the store for him.
Judge Curtis Whitmcr was per-
ambulating around over Kansas City,
couple Of days, last week, and he
says while II Is some town, he would
rather live in or near the old town on
the hill. We can keep just n warm
rs they do down there.
On Friday Of last week, January
18th. fire greatly damaged the roof
of the elegant home Of Charles Markt,
formerly the Daniel Kunkcl residence.
It is supposed to have originated from
sparks from the chimney. either their
own or that from ncighboring homes
We are glad to learn that Elmer
Eddy has so far recovered from his
recent illness rs TO be able to return
to his home In the Lonesome district
THO residence occupied by Ton,
Randall, Of Craig, and owned by John
Freeman, was entirely destroyed by
fire. on january 10, says the Craig
Leader. Mr.. Randall saved some Of
his household effects.
In company with the family ply
stefan. DIR. J. l.. Hogan, Mrs. 0scal
Simerly was taken to st. JOSEPH
hospital, Monday of this week, Janu
AIRY 81, where she was operated upoI
for appendicitis, having been suffering
from the pesky thing for some thrs'
weeks. She has the sympathy Of oul
entire community.
"A letter from G. W. Cummins Il
friends here announce the safe avriva
! Of himself and wife, and son, Guy an,
wife. Mt Long Beach. California. wher
they have gone for MIR. C's health. III
made the trip nicely, but was feelinl
somewhat fatigued on arrival at dcsti
nation. Many anxious friends vii
hope for marked improvement in hi
condition.
y %. A. Boswell, Of New Point, wa
taken to a St. Joseph hospital, las
week, an don Wednesday was operate
upon for hernia, and as a side enter
tainment had his tonsils and adenoid
+, removed. His wife has been with hin
Mt times, and on Monday Of this wee
} was with, and on her return she re
ported him az doing as well as coui
be expected.
Walter Harmon, Of DeSoto, Kar
a sas, came in Thursday last, for a fe'
= days visit with his cousins, iona
Watson and Mrs. Tom Hughes.
] was his first visit in ten years. He
5 son Of John Harmon, who used
: live In Richville, and left here wit
I his family for Kansas in 1884. III
t father died ten years ago, and h
S mother died last June.
J Little Edna, the 17-months-ol
queen Of the johnson J. Rayhill hom
!, became the owner Of the first Thrit
: Stamp sold at this post Office. 81
J, is now the possessor of several, ha'
@ ing started on her second book. l.,
Q cry parent should lay "this nest egp
Q for each and every one of their chi
q dren. They pay big interest. Bette
9 invest In a Thrift Stamp than choc'
llatas ..