The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-03-07
BIGELOw AND VICINITY.
The Most Important Local Events
Which Have TRANSFERRED The
Past Week.
(By George A. Conaway).

Guy Jones, wife and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth, are In 81. Joseph. this
week, where Mr.. Jones Is attending
the Northwest Missouri Pure Bred
Hereford Cattle sale TO be held In
that city this week. Guy will have
four cows and one bull In the sale, all
Of the very best thoroughbred stock,
and has many friends here who ARE
anxious that he secure the very best
Of prices for them.
Second trick operator. V. 4. Sol
leder, was reading the electric light
meters In Fortescuc, last Saturday.
Jesse Kahn returned Sunday eve.
ming fro ma business trip in ST. Jo-
scph Of several days.
MIR. and Mrs. .. W. Hogrcfc and
daughter. Miss Hope, were visiting
with relatives and friends in Craig,
last Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Catron, Of st,
Joseph, were visiting with their many
friends and relatives here last Satur-
dry and Sunday. Ray attended w. o..
w. lodge here. last Saturday evening,
and as usual when Ray attend lodge,
took part In the initiation work, beside
making the Camp an extra fine talk.
Come back again folks. the latch
string always hangs out for you.
Ben Duncan was "a business WIS.,
itor In st. Joseph. one day, last week.
Allen Motley was looking after
some hay business in Napier last Sat-
urday.
tiers, Misses Opal and Bernice. we've
visiting with relatives and friends
here last Saturday and Sunday.
Bert Mckee was down from
Craig, last Sunday, visiting relatives
and his many old time friends. Bert
Is looking fine and dandy. and still
wearing the smile that won't come
off.
w. NJ. Walden was here last
Sunday from st. Joseph, visiting with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman
Walden.
Miss Nellie Borchers was down
from Maryville, Mo-, where she is
taking business course In the State
Normal school, visiting with home
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Duncan were
over from Mound City. one day, the
first Of the week. visiting with Mrs.
Mary Ford.
John Shepperd says he is some
better, thank you, able to sit up-take
notice that he just needs q little
nourishment in order to live, SO he
can take care Of his bees and 20 fish
ing in Big lark during the season.
Miss Grace Hull was over from
Mound City from Saturday evening
to Monday noon, visiting with Hulda
Smith.
Mrs. N. Fike and Mrs. Ben KEEL
ly, Of Mound City, were visiting with
Mrs. T. j. Bridgmon last Monday.
james Pierp0nt Morgan Wilson was
here, one day, the first of the week,
visiting with old friends between
trains.
We are informed that the follow
ing were out dragging the roads last
week with excellent results to the
roads, which at that time We're very
rough. Nathan Adams, Matt. Stadal-
man, John Shepherd, Jake Hinkle
Ralph Lease, Fred st. John and Coke
jackson. II is noticed that more in
terest seems to be shown this spring
than usual in dragging the roads and
keeping them up in good shape. This
is move in the right direction, and
every patron of our public roads are
trusting that the interest will con.
tinue. Let's get after this road prop.
osition and get some of the state aid
that Is due us. The question Is otter
asked, where does our auto taxes 60 !
If this county could keep our auts
taxes, the improvement that could bt
made in our roads would be decided,
observable. In just one years time.
Mrs. Chas. holland, Of Fairfax
~vas hare aovaral davs last waek via.