The Holt County sentinel., 1918-12-20
BiGELO'y AND VICINITY.
rhe Most Important Local Events
which Have Transpired The
Past Week.
(By George A. Coasvsy.>

Ben Pete Hunt and v. A. Sole
der. the fur king. were overhauling
the latter's bort car, the first Of the
week.
Euclid Dodson and mother went
down TO Kansas City. last Sunday
evening, 70 be with Mrs. o. s. Her
stinc. who Is reported to be very sick
with influenza and pneumonia. Mr..
and Mrs. Hcrstinc, who have visited
here more or less for the past sew
eral years. have u host Of friends here
who hope for Mrs. Herstinc's speedy
recovery.
Harry Dodson was here from st.
Joseph last Sunday, visiting with MIR.
and Mrs. J. T. Dodson.
Roy Stadalman left last Monday
noon. for Odessa, Mo-, for u few
weeks visit with relatives and
! friends.
Mrs. Geo. Poynter gave little
birthday party for Master Dick. last
! Saturday. Dec. lath. when he was four
years old. A number Of his little
friends were invited in and u general
good time was enjoyed.
MIR. and Mrs. ". VI. Seikman
were shopping In st. soscph last
Monday.
Holly Carleton dragged the roads
between here and Mound City, one
day, last week, and the very next day
II raincd.
Mrs. NJ. Anthony was n -. Jo-
scph passenger last Monday moia-
Ing.
/ Hay King John Coughlln, ut
tended meeting of the Hay Deal
crs' Association IN 81. Joseph, Tues
day, and was on the program for "a
talk.
-Gcorgc Harper, Of Bethel nci"h-
borhood, received shipment of roof
ing paper from Kansas City, which
he viii Use to cover one Of his hog
sheds.
Twenty scholars attended tho
Methodist Sunday School last sun
day morning, the collection was Sis,
NcNt Sunday free will offering viii
bc taken up for the Armenian chll,
drcn. and there should bc u liberal
response by everybody.
Members Of lligolow Camp should
bear in mind that now is the time &c
pay up their dues for the year 1919
aud get in ON the December rcpoI
50 as not TO be delayed in receiving
their new book for that year.
ID. Ward King, Of Maitland, wa'
visiting with friends here between
trains. last Monday.
If you want TO join the Rumm'
Club hand your application to jim
Hinkle. Jim says there are som'
black balls in the ballot box and u,
guarantees is made any applicant.
A telegram was received, on'
day, last week, from Washington, u
&. giving Mrs. l.. W. Duncan offifia
notice of the fact that Tommy ha'
been wounded slightly in action ol
September 2Sth. As a number of let
tiers have ben received from Tomm.
since that date, the fact was general,
known, and his many friends ar
glad to know that he has recovere,
and is back in the service.
". A. Solleder, the fur king, wa
a st. Joseph visitor, one day, las
week.
Mrs. Walter Bradbury and tw
. sons, of Fortescue neighborhood, wer
visiting Mrs. W. b. Asher and Mr..
Frank Walker here last Saturday.
Misses Mary England and Cassi
Abshire were Craig visitors, one evT
ming last week.
: Mrs. Hayden Smith was vistin
! with relatives and friends in st. JS
4 seph, several days last week.
: &C. S. MCGEE mad business tri
3 to st. Joseph, one day. last week, pul
chasing new goods for his store.
Mrs. l.. W. Motley and Mrs. \
= b. Melton are in Barnston, Nebr., tn
week, visiting with their nieces, Mr.
Turner and Miss Ida Bridgmon. Mr.
Z Turner is to be operated on at OF
Of the local hospitals In Beatric
Nebr., this week.
Harry Stanley. Of Fortescue, W,
here last Saturday, renewing old q
= quaintances. Harry says everythir
Is fine and dandy In his town and tn
the "nu" cases are on the decrease.
Mrs. H. n. Davis returned hon
tho first Of the week from north o