The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-09-13

I
a S they had a good time.
The clocks all over the country
were set forward one hour at 2 a. m
March 81; they are to be set back one
hour on Sunday, October "a. The
waning days are very noticeable now
Extra large. assortment Of used
First Class Fords for sale.
COOK & FOSTER.
Judge VanCamp has returned
from Portland, Oregon, where he at.
tended the National encampment Of
the G.. A. X.
Mrs. Howard Teare and Mrs. VIII
Stephenson were st. Joseph shoppers
last Thursday.
Hogs went to s2O.35 on September
3, on the st. Joseph market, the high.
est price Of the year thus far.
Mrs. Fred Cook Is back from her
Colorado trip.
Lucille, the five-year old daugh.
ter OF Packy Dooley, OF the Benton dis.
trict, had her tonsils and adenoids re.
moved last Thursday by DIR. Proud.
Winfield Gossett, Of Forbes, was
in st. Joseph last Thursday; we won,
tell you what he was there for.
Prof Wiley, our school superin.
tendcnt, was pleased by the coming OF
his wife and little son, who came Fri
day last.
W. c. Proud, N. D., Eye, Ear,
Throat and Nose Specialist Offsee
Physicians and Surgsons' building,
TN and Francis streets. ST. Joeeph
| We are truly glad to learn that
ceived Sunday Of last week, was a
Il N.fH ait.,kt na. .aI sL.t L.. 4. .....,
able 10 be out and around. Stay with
IL az"
Winter clothes and hats replaced
the summer clothing and head gear
Wednesday and Thursday Of last
week, September and 8. II was 10
degrees on the morning Of the 9th.
Mrs. Anna Hays was visiting Sc.
Extra large assortment VI useo
First Class Fords for sale.
COOK q FOSTER
Joseph friends n few days last week.
The puestionnaires and other sup-
plies for the draft Of is.a5 have been
received by the local board. and as
soon "a the. registration Of Thursday
OF this week. September II. 1918, Is
complete. the board will be busy set,
sending out the questionnaires.
The most cpoch.making gathering
in the history of the Missouri confer.
cncc OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, which Is that Methodism con.
tanned in the northern half Of the state,
will open in st. Joseph. Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 18th. when the conference be-
gins its lOlst annual session. Bishop
r. j.. Cooke. Of Helena, Mont, win
prcsi!..
Extra large assortment Of used
First Glass Fords FOR sale.
COOK a. FOSTER.
Mrs. j. q. Ensor. of this city. was
IN the riding contest ut the Savannah
fair .last week, riding her own horse,
lady" She took third against the
Kansas City Riding School entries.
Miss Esther Kelley and Pauline
Ruley' left Thursday for Fayette, Mo-,
TO enter Howard Payne College. 1t Is
Esther's first year and Paulinc's sec.
ond.
For Sale-No. | Chevrolet Car; In
first class condition. Call on or adj
dress ORLOFF HEADLEY,
, Farmers phone, 565. Oregon, Mo.
Grant Pullen has left a 5Oc coin of
the 1896 coinage nj the Citizens Bank
which he donates TO the Bed Cross, TO
be auctioned of 10 the highest bidder.
bid Of So has already been offered
Tor the coin. \ 92-year coin In real
relic. Leave your bid.
Parents who have children to cdu-
cate will do well TO write for circulars
OF the Grand Island Business College,
OF Grand Island, Neb, II is one Of the
largest and most prosperous business
colleges in the United States, and Is
making u special offer to a limited
number OF young people Of good char.
acter who will enter and prepare them
selves Tor business and civil service
positions. Good positions are posi-
lively guaranteed to graduates.
B. c. Smith, Of Nashville, was a
guest at the home Of his sister, j. NJ.
Campbell and wife, Sunday and Mon
day OF last week.
r. c. Wells, Of Rushville, was a
guest ut the J. NJ. Campbell home,
Sunday oflast week.
C. !. Meadows, wife Ind daugh-
ter. Ruth, were visiting at the J. NJ.
Campbell home, Sunday of last week.
i am prepared 70 do all kinds Of
sewing. Call on Mrs. Aileen Blum.
Farmers phone, l43.
Cheap II Sold at Once-A Buick
Roadster. See Brodbeck 4 Helt..
Mr.. George Pollock and wife,
George Donovan and wife. all Of Rock
Port, Mo-, visited Sunday at the W. s.
Hodgin home. -
: Mrs. George Colvin and daughter,
Mrs. J. :. Mitchell and son. George, Of
Kansas City, are here, guests OF her
sister, Mrs. II. S. Reeves.
GLADYS, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sid Moore, In q letter to a friend,
states that she is. now In Washington,
D. C., in the secret service department,
filing division, and likes her work
very much.