The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-04-25
Wall Paper Remnants at Phillips
Drug Store,

was here Monday of this week. He
was accompanied by II. l.. Nehls, a
prominent real estate dealer from Ce-
dar Rapids, Iowa.
Mrs. VIM. VI. Morris attended the
funeral Of Milton Heron, which was
held in Mound City, Sunday last.
Paul Taylor is home from st. Jo-
seph. where he has been taking type
writing and stenography. He will re-
turn for the fall course.
Mrs. Ina Nichols and daughter,
Helen. after an extended visit with
her parents, Thos. Hill and wife, and
sister. Mrs. Jas. Shumatc. Of Forest
City, and Mrs. John II. Reeves, Of
Oregon, left Monday for her home IN
Glenwood Springs, Colorado.
Ora T.. Andrews has sold her 100
acres in 81, 3S, TO George A. Andes;
the consideration being s2b,666.
Joseph NJ. Miller, Of Company J.,
but detached as member Of Head
quarters Company Of the 3bth division.
and Russell Wilson, Of Company l., de-
tachcd as n member Of the 35th divI-
sion military police, arrived in liU.
bokcn, y. j., Sunday last. and expect
30 arrive at Camp Funston next sun
day. April %. Both enlisted at Mound
City.
Mrs. Maud Narans. Of 81, Joseph,
spent her Easter here, visiting her
narcnis. Wv Turnham and wife. and
her son, Glen.
--IOrtua cadows was presented
with a fine baby hoy by his wife, on
Saturday last, April ~. Dr. kear-
ncy made the presentation speech.
Roy Jkunkcl Is touring the oil
fields of Kansas and oklahoma.
Elmer T.. Pennington, former
Holt county boy, born up near New
Point IN hickory township, was IN
town Tuesday, visiting old former
friends another boy that Is making
good. He " now the mayor of Fill
more. succeeding Fred Foster. a form
or Oregon lad. Elmer Is prospecting
In the truck business, and We are
truly glad of IL.
Mis-. John Simmons and Earl and
Miss Estclle Fanchcr were Faster
visitors with their cousin, Mrs. I'D
Shull, Of Mound City.
Robert Thatcher. Of Park College,
spent Faster with his parents. DR..
and Mrs. J. I Thatcher lie was nc.
companied by his college chum, Ro.
land Elliott.
Fired Foster, u former Oregon
kid, now Of Fillmore. was in town
Tuesday. trying to find some of his
former school chums Of twenty odd
years ago. lie is in the drug business
at Fillmore with his step-fathcr. T..
w. Davis. His brother. John. IL in
the auto business in Kansas. and
Minnie, now Mrs. Collins, resides in
Kansas City.
The will OF Milton Heron. who
died on the 18th inst. was probatcd
Tuesday of this week II was cXccut-
ed Nov. IL, 1917, and witnessed by
Geo. Criswcll and l.. A. Judy. VIM.
VI. Hamsher Is named rs executor.
He leaves his estate To his two grand.
children, Maud Shellcnbcrgcr and Sa-
rah +. Hedges, to share and share
alike.
Take your prescriptions and fam
| lily recipes 10 T.. o. Phillips, the lead
ing druggist, who has had twcnty.six
years experience.
Miss Minnie. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Strobe. who for a ycnr
past, has been in the Red Cross work
In France, has returned. and Is now nj
her home at the bedside of her moth
or, who Is quite sick, having been
granted n thirty-day leave Of absence.
Miss Virginia Ncthcrland closed
the Marion school term. last Friday,
rs It's teacher. and We are glad 20
learn that she had very successful
term.
Mrs. John Simmons spent few
days in 81, Joseph, last v eck. Visiting
her husband, who is in the service Of
the street railway company.
Mrs. Jacob Buntz and Miss Myr-
tie Fcuerbacher were ST. Joseph shop
pcrs last Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Bragg and Mrs. Chester
Springer went TO st. Joseph, Wcdncs-
day Of last week, on "A shopping trip.
"A. o. Weigant and wife, OF Wa
thcna, Kansas, drove over in their ear
and spent Friday, looking over the
town and the surrounding country.