The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-10-24

lTOll SOutn VI WIZ
visiting over Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Jim Walden.
Frank Walker, the latter part Of
last week, bought a Ford touring car
from Jesse Mallon. This make two
Ford cars and an up-to-date Oldsmo-
bile for Mr.. Walker. He drives the
big car, and Rastus and Ted take care
Of the two Forls.
MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Morley, who
have been visiting their son, Charley
and family, for several days, returned
to their home in Forbes, last Sunday.
Misses Jean and Julia Mckee, Of
Forest City, were weekend visitors
here with relatives and friends.
Tot SchOOnover was here several
days last week from Kansas City, Wis
ting with relatives and renewing old
acquaintance. Tot has good posi-
ton with the American Railway Ex-
press company in Kansas City.
Robert Asher was down from ON
aha, last Sunday, visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. W. Il. Asher.
Guy Jones last week bought one
thoroughbred Hereford COW in Kansas
City and two in st. Joseph, which he
has added to his already fine herd Of
thoroughbred H,refords on his farm
west of town.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Taylor were
passengers 10 ST. Joseph, last Satur-
day morning, and in the evening drove
home their Oakland car. which they
have had there for general over
hauling.
MIR. and Mrs. Gilman Walden were
Sunday guests Of MIR. and Mrs. Jim
Walden and family last Sunday.
DR.. J. G. Tracy was over from
Mound City, last saturday evening,
the guest OF his old army comrade,
W. u. Asher.
Fred kccney, our genial assistant
cashier, Is carrying his right arm in
a sling this week, caused by getting
his right elbow dislocated in an auto
mobile accident at the twin bridges.
a short distance north OF Mound City,
last Saturday evening. Mr.. Roy
North and Miss Banficld, of Kansas
City, and Mr.. kccncy and Miss Marion
sheriff were out Tor ride in Mr..
ICOughlin's Ford car. and were coming
south, MIR. kcency driving, when they
ran into a twenty-foot hoe, which had
recently been washed out at the twin
bridges. Fortunately the top was
down, and all of the occupants were
thrown clear OF the car. Fred alighted
In the bottom OF the creek. in about
six inches Of water, and IL Is said that
he thought he wa, IN the Pacific ocean.
Medica laid was summoned, and an
examination showed the parties were
pretty badly shaken up and more or
less bruised, Mr.. kceney receiving the
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compelled 10 carry his arm in sling
for about two weeks, and he Is wear
ing the smile that won't come off over
the fact that he was not more scriou.-
ly injured. Mr.. Coughiln, accOmpa-
MED by several men and Nathan Ad-
ans with his old reliable car, got the
car out Of the ditch Monday morning,
and brought Il to the Ecker garage
for repairs. That the party was not
killed Is a wonder, and II Is said there
have been a number OF accidents at
this point, which is very dangerous
for those who are unaccustomed to
the road.
Rid Larkins came in the latter
part of last week from South Dakota
Tor u few days visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Larkins.
Mrs. A. |, Lewis, who has been
; visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ,
Waggoner for several days. returned
to her home in Craig last Monday af.
tcrnoon.
| MIR. and Mrs. B. o. Atkinson are
driving brand new Ford car, which
they recently purchased.
/ The superintendent of the TarkiC
Chapel Sunday school extends a spec.
ial invitation for every one to attend
Sunday school at this place, at 10 a
M, next Sunday morning, old time
: The good people Of that vicinity have
set their pegs at the 100 mark fol
next Sunday, and are very anxious e
] keep the attendance up to that mark
Jesse Kahn and Mrs. Kahn drove
down TO Oregon, last Sunday morning
{ where they spent the day visiting witt
, MIR. and Mrs. Harold Kahn.
John Irwin, who was operated up
on recently at the Ellsworth hospita
in st. Joseph, is reported to be getting
along as well as can be expected. ii,
has many friends in this vicinity VIII,
are glad TO know that he is improving
and they hope to see him able to re-
turn home at an early date.
w. NJ. Lamb, of Glenwood, Iowa
came in the first Of the week with tw,
Fordson tractors, two wheat drills an,
two sets Of plows, and began the frs
OF the week, on the old +. A. Brow
farm north of town, to break and SOW
about 400 acres Of wheat Mr.. Laml
purchased this tract of ground a shor
time ago, and is expecting to make ,
number Of improvements on the fam
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Smith desir,
to thank their many friends and neigh
bors for the kindness extended then
during their recent trials, when the,
lost their littel daughter, Freda.
Mrs. II. w. Graham moved few
household goods TO town, the first o
the week, and has taken rooms will
Mrs. M. b. Melton, where she vii
keep house for her daughters, Misse
Opal and Bernice, who are attendin,
school here.
Fred Graham is loading a few ca
loads of alfalfa hay this week for Dr
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