The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-03-14

religious work. and have secured their
passports for South Africa, and will
sail for that place some time thiS
summer. whore they will take up mis-.
sionary work.
--Evcrt Raymon. the little son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Worley h very
sick this week and relatives from
Forbes have been summoned to the
bedside Of the little sufferer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morley have many friends in
this vicinity who sympathizc with
them in their trouble.
Guy Jones and Lloyd Courier
were st. Joseph passengers last sun
day noon. =.
II. J. llcerscma will put out a
number Of fruit trees on his place.
joining town on the east and will use
dynamite for looscning up the dirt
where the trees are 10 be placed.
Newt. Mullis built a new brick
chimney nj the Methodist church last
week. TIA : IL an Improvement at this
church that has been needed for some
time.
Mrs. Oscar lIcndrick l. visiting
with her mother, near Maitland. this
week.
jesse Kahn returned Sunday aft.
crnoon from st. Joseph, where he had
been transacting business for several
days.
Jesse Kahn Is putting in n pipe
line this week from the house to his
! feed lot, connecting up with the water
pressure tank IN the basement Of the
! house. This II in order that he will
be- sure Of plenty of water for his
stock regardless Of whether the wind
mill and gas engine are on the job or
are on u strike.
Miss Sophia Stcinmeyer was here
several days, the latter part Of last
week. from Clatonia, Nebr., the guest
of Mrs. II. J. HccrScma.
Earl Book returned last Sunday
morning from Wray, Colo, where he
| had been for several days, taking a
look nj the country. Earl says lots OF
snow out there and a little too cold TO
suit him.
Bro. O. W. Adams was in Tabor.
Iowa, several days, the first of the
week. attending church committee
meeting, Of which he Is IA member, ar
ranging for the annual camp meetings
the Holiness Church conduct every
year.
All Hill was business visitor in
! st. Joseph, Saturday.
/ MIR. and Mrs. Guy Jones and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, returned
home, the latter part Of last week,
from 81. Joseph, where they had been
visiting with relatives and attending
the big stock sale. Guy sold -four cows
and one bull in the sale at very good
price.
james Morgan Pierpont Will
son, certainly scores the neighbor who
Is continually borrowing the home
paper every week and fails to sub
scribe In order to have a paper Of
their own. While down ut Oregon
one day last week, James Morgan
Pierpont had a little interview with
the "Old Reliable Sentinel" which
should have the desired effect on a
number of neighbors who borrow
papers in order TO get the news. Get
busy folks and join the already large
family of the Old Reliable Sentinel.
--Thirty-seven scholars attended
the Christian Sunday school last Sun
day morning and the collection
amounted to S2.54. In the absence of
Bro. o. W. Adams, Bro. Gilman Wal
den took charge Of the school with
both credit TO himself and the schol-
ars.
Arthur Keats of st. Joseph was
| VISITING with Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
Heersema, several days the first OF
the week.
Mrs. Walter Bradbury, who has
been visiting with her mother, Mrs.
w, NJ. Benight, near Rock Port, for
several days, stopped here last Sat
urday and visited with Mr.. and Mrs,
w. Il. Asher. Walter Bradbury has
already moved their household goods
to Holyoke, Colo, with Cody Grow
where the Bradbury's expect to make
their future home. Mrs. Bradbury
and two sons expect to leave the latter
part of this week TO join Mr.. Brad
bury in their new home.
Ask "Wink" tie name of the
young lady that got the first ride in
the new Ford.
There was good crowd attended
w. o. w. lodge here, last Saturday
evening, when two candidates were
introduced into the mysteries of wood
craft-Bland Hinkle and Gabriel Stall
cup, of Forest City. Among the Wis
itors were Sow. Cook and Sow. ]. An
derson, old time members, Of Forest
City. George Mccoy Wallie Har-
rave and B. X. c. Harvey, Of Mound
City, who very kindly took part in