The Holt County sentinel., 1919-04-04
BIGELOw NEWS.

WORK Tor ffeu ufesnam on the farm,
this season. Isom is mighty good
fellow, and We are glad to have him
back again.
Eddie Catron was in st. Joseph,
one day, last week purchasing new
goods for his store.
Mrs. W. r. Balm is in Mound City
this week, visiting with Mrs. +. N
Armstrong.
Almost everybody in town is hay.
ing their gardens plowed this week,
getting ready for the usual early gar
den truck. Quite "a number have their
early potatoes planted. The ground
is working much better than usual,
and prospects for good gardens were
never better.
w. b. Asher is reported to be on
the sick list this week.
Earl Book was ~ st. Joseph, one
day, the latter part of last week. hav-
ing repairs made to his gasoline en-
CINE.
Mrs. VI. J. Mum, who has been
| living in the Mrs. Balm property fOi
some time, moved the latter part of
last week TO Fairfax where she has q
daughter living.
Will COugnlin, from Palm Beach
| Florida, was here, several days, lat
week. visiting with his brother, j
Coughlin.
Ms. Dan Larkins, Roy and Char.
lenc and Miss Vida Gresham were
shopping in st. Joseph, last Friday.
Don't forget the Red Cross .cw.
ing work at the Red Cross room every
Wednesday and Friday afternoons. II
H. reported there is quite lot of work
on hand, and all members who posi-.
bly, can should attend to help with this
work.
MIR and Mrs. 6. W. Courier were
visiting with Mrs. I'D Courier las,
Sunday afternoon.
-Gcorgc ". Hinkle. the first of th,
week, sold 1000 bushels OF corn e
the Bigelow Grain Co., receiving Si.jt
per bushcl.
Mrs. X. W. Graham, Of Arkan.
saw ncighborhood, was visiting with
Mrs l.. A. Hunt. in the lattcr's new
home, west of town, last Sunday.
Miss Sallic Rock, of Kansas City
was visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. G
". POINTER, several days, last week
Mrs. 4. J. Bridgmon and Mrs
Ethel Osborne were shopping II
Mound city, one day, last week.
Charley morris seys that new
Ford is sure stepping right out"
Charley Taylor, Of fortcscu,
ncighborhood, was here last Sunday
trying out our cement sidewalks
Charley has sown one hundred an,
seven acres Of spring wheat on the 10,
Catron farm, this spring.
-SccOnd.trick Operator V. A. Sol
lCdcr walked "A mile and half, one duy
last week, 10 secure the services NJ
an expert automobile repair man /,
20 out on the road and tell him IL,
/ reason his engine would not run wa
because there was no gasoline in III,
tank.
Mrs. 4. Il. Smith and daughter
Miss Nellie, were here from st. 10
| scph, last Saturday and Sunday, get
ting acquainted with Tuck.
MIR 4. j. Vanvickcl. who wa
pretty badly hurt, one day. last week
when the wheels Of the hack he wa
riding IN dropped into u rut, is still
confined to his bed at his home, ives
Of town, and il will be- some time be
fore he will be- able to get out.
Mrs. Fred Dean, who has beer
visiting with relatives and friends
near Bethany, Mo-, returned home tn
latter part of last week, and now Mr.
Dean Is wearing the usual old tim,
smiles once more.
Mrs. D. W. Adams and sister
Mrs. Chas. Harper, Of st. Joseph
were visiting with their sister, Mrs
Cunningham, in Craig, one day, las
week.
-rhrty-two scholars attended tn,
Methodist Sunday School last Sunda,
morning, and the collection amounte,
to Si.60.
E. l.. Courier and son. Sherman
who were enroute from ST. Joseph
to their home in Phelps, Mo-, stoppe,
off her last Saturday and visited will
MIR. and Mrs, G. W. Courier unit
Sunday morning.
Rosie and Johnny Jones are her
this week, from Omaha, visiting witt
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. W
II. Asher and their many friends.
Harry Haigler left last Monda
noon for an extensive California triI
going over the Santa Fe to Los An
geles, from there to San Francisco an
returning home by the way of Sal
Lake and Denver. Mr.. Haigler ha
not taken vacation for a number q
years and he will probably be gon
all summer on this trip, going b
easy stages and stopping off at an
place that takes his fancy. He WI
stop at Lemoorc, California, where b
will visit for some time with his ST,