The Holt County sentinel., 1919-07-04
BIGELOW news
Come to Oregon to Celebrate July 4.
DOTS AND DAsHEs, by RUB

and in both arms, the wounds in the
arms being pretty serious, and he IL
indeed fortunate that he did not lose
both arms. After short visit here
he will return to his ranch in Idaho.
--Clabe Smith and daughter, Miss
Celia, were st. Joseph visitors, one
day the first of the week.
Harry Haigler returned home the
first Of the week from Lemoorc, Calf,
where he had been visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. George Hinkle. Harry says
he enjoyed Very nice trip, stopped of
at a number Of points Of interest along
the road, found Mr. and Mrs. Hinkle
enjoying good health, and like every
one else who takes an extended trip
he was glad TO get back home again.
Ben Pete Hunt with his two tract
ors and two binders cut fifty-five acres
OF wheat in one day for George Cook.
--Borchers Brothers have purchas-
ell tractor and are using Il TO cut
their wheat. Almost all Of the farm
ers in this neighborhood are purchas-
ing tractors this season to use dur
ing the hot weather instead Of horses.
Nathan Adams, Fred Honeyman
and Edgar Smith were made members
Of Bigelow Camp, No. IS, at their reg
ular meeting last Saturday evening.
The following business men came
over from Mound City, one evening
last week, and shocked Tom Bridg-
mons wheat for him: II. W. Mills,
Jack Harvey, Roy Carter, Henry Alb
hey and DR.. Saunders. Toms wheat
was down, with no one 20 set II up
for him, and he sent out the s. o. 5.
call with the result that the above
gentlemen came over and cleaned up
the job in short order.
The attendance at the Methodist
Sunday school last Sunday morning
was %. and collection 75c.
Mrs. Bonnie Hogan, Of Oregon,
visited Mrs. r. T.. Hogan, seveNl days
the first of the week.
A letter from John Clancy SAYS
he and his family are more than pleas
ed with their new home near Chad
ron, Neb., their crops are good. they
like the country and the people lust
firr. John has so acres of alfalfa
and 100 acres in oats.
Frank Walker and J. T.. Slater re-
turned last week from near ST. Joseph,
where they had been assessing dam.
ages and benefits TO land in a often
proposition that has been organized
in that vicinity,
A. &. Stanley returned home the
latter mart of last week from n few
days' stay al Thayer, Mo, where he
went for n general medical cxamina.
ton by the chief medical examiner
fur tho army. Mr. Stanley has not
fully recovered from being gassed
while in the service, and the prospects
are that he will be- sent 10 one OF the
hospitals In Colorado for further
treatment.
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Wapponer
and daughter. Mrs. Art Graham. Of
Fottoscue ncivhborhood. were Mound
cav visitors last SATURDAY.
e. l.. Courier was down from
pbclns one div last week VISITING
with his brother, George and wife,
Miss Marion Sheriff who Ind
been visiting with relatives and
friends in Kansas several DAYS. ne.
tu,r,d home the first OF tho week.
Nathan Adams believes In mok-
ino good use of his ou,omobiIc an The
farm, Nathan saws he can null nj.
most two tons OF hailed bav out of
the hay fields with his auto and one
day Inst week when ne wanted n new
hinder no drnvc 10 town in his mt"
rc,urninv with tho hinder booLoJ an
Tho ycnr ~ bis cnr