The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-05-10
BIGELOw AND VICINITY.
The Most Important Local Events
Which Have Transpired The
Past Week,
(By George A. Conawsy.)

enough for planting. With favorable
weather conditions there will be lots
of corn PLANTED this week, and a good
start will have been made; all farm
work Is up in good shape. In fact,
much better than usual at this time OF
the year, and prospects were never
better.
Miss Dave Catron, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Lydia Riley, LETT
here, last Monday noon, for Seneca,
Nebr., where they will visit with Mrs.
Catron's daughter. Mrs. j. II. Nc
Kown. and family, for several days
before proceeding to her home. Howe,
Idaho. and Mrs. Riley will go ON to
The Dalles. WASH. where she expects
60 spend the summer months visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Ida Durham.
Mrs. Catron has been In kirksville
during the school term, keeping house
for her children, who were attending
school there. and when school was out
there was quite ecatterment. knth'
crime went TO Waterbury. Conn. where
she will spend the summer. with her
sister, Mrs. Myrtle Collier; Hugh went
home to Howe. Idaho; Harry Catron|
H. in Cuba, with the U. :. Marines; Leo
is in Boston, q member OF the L. -.
Navy. Mrs. Catron IL very much
pleased with her new home in Idaho,
having lived there for the past n'nc
years, and she has no desire to return
here to live again: she says the climate
there IL much better during all sea.
sons. They have i2j acres Of alfalfa
on their farm and always get two
crops and sometimes three, depending
on the fall, and the alfalfa grows
,,s,t., kt.,n md sb,n pauaiiN .ttf fnur
tons to the acre. and always find q
ready sale for all they can produce.
Jim ROLAND, Charley, Jim and
Sam Barker accompanied Harrison
lsom to st. Joseph. last Monday noon,
where lsom will again enter the local
hospital for treatment, he having un.
derwent an operation some time ago
for appendicitis.
Nathan Adams donated a days
work with his grader on the road from
the Jack Nanyickcl corner. west to the
Bethel church. one day. last week, and
/, IL reported that this road Is now IA
better share than FOR some time.
%. W. Ilogrcfc and BRO. Jay Burke
hold the record FOR the best fish catch
of the season. having caught a nice
string of crappie over on the lake. Last
Sunday, that averaged | pound y
ounces. Ny. you should have seen that
smile on BRO. Burkc's countcnancc ~
h. went down Main street, carrying
his share Of the catch.
Kahn Bros shipped out two car.
loads of cattle to the st. Joseph mar.
ket. the first Of the week.
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