The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-07-05
BlGELOw AND VICINITY.
he Most Important Local Events
which Have Trsnspired The
Past Week.
(By George A. Conaway.)

SunUal NlSllOG WIN IttdllNts anu
friends in Oregon. last Sunday.
Louis Anthony and mother were
business visitors in Clarinda, Iowa,
last Saturday.
Harry Hccrscma and family are
moving into their now home, east of
town, this week. Mr.. Coughlin, owner
of the property the llcersma's have
been occupying, will have some extern
sivc repairs made on his residence just
as soon a. he can secure the carpcu-
tiers. and has not Yet decided if he will
again rent the place or move in him
self.
Might Operator Y. 4. Sollcdcr
was reading the electric light meters
here and at ForteScuc, one day, the lat
ter part Of last week.
Harry Dodson and wife, who have
been visiting with Mr.. and Mira. I. j..
Dodson and assisting with harvesting
their wheat for several days. returned
TO their home in 81. Joseph, last Sat
uriay evening.
Charley Hall and wife were shop
ping IN 81. Joseph. one day last week.
Miss Zoe Morris was over from
Mound City, one day last week, visit
ing with friends.
Mrs. Julia Jones was visiting with
relatives In st. Joseph, one day last
week.
Frank Haiglcr. who has been hold.
jng down "a run between Forest City
and Omaha on a mail run for several
week. Frank has many friends who
between 81. Joseph and Charlton. Ia.
and takes his new run the first of this
week. Fran khaS many friends who
will he glad to hear Of his promotion
and will be glad 90 see him keep on
climbing up the ladder, until he gets
10 the top.
MIR. and Mrs. Holly Carlton and
daughter, Miss Louise, were visiting
with relatives and friends in Craig.
last Sunday.
Sam Smith. who has been assist
ing the Borchcrs boys with their har-
veHtng for several days. returned To-
his home In Corning, last Sunday.
This section was visited by much
needed rain last Friday. saturday and
saturday night, which means that We
will have a potato crop after all. and
that the corn crop H. almost assured;
everything was suffering for rain and
IL would bc hard 10 estimate in dollars
done. Almost all Of the wheat is cut
and in the shock. and 80 far as We are
able To- learn. no damage was done,
everybody being ready for the rain. II
II reported the rainfall amounted TO
about 2 inches. Thrcshing will begin
this week, and u is thought most of
the grain will be hauled direct from
the machines To the elevators. although
an A. =. Al.
price they viii pay, the price being set
by the government, officials; some
wheat viii be- placed in bins for be-.
ter price later ON.
-orcn Brldgmon was a Craig vie,
itor, one day last week.
Mrs. i. j. Bridgmon. who has been
under treatment In Kansas City, for
several weeks. returned home last Sun.
day afternoon. Her daughter, Miss
Dorothy, who had gone down las,
week, to visit with her. returning
home also. Mrs, Bridgmon is looking
considerable better.
-Mesdames Holly Carlton, Ethel
Osborne and Joe Dodson and the
Misses Bessie and Blanche Hunt. Sarah
Mckee, Louise Carlton and Catherine
Mckee were Craig visitors, last Sat
urday.
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FOR more cover " "n ,s va" Sa %" SUI, NUM-
a. w. on las' SATURDAY night
To Forest City, last Sunday noon, for
few days visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Drake.
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