The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-04-11

pecting 10 take run between Nan
sas City and Omaha for about thirty
days for a change.
Ralph (Rastus) and Ted Walker
were Mound City passengers last Sat-
urday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Smith we're
visiting with their daughter, Mrs. X.
J. Dudley and family in st. Joseph,
several days, last week. The report
was circulated that "Billy" Dudley
was dangerously sick, but he has re-
covered from a severe sick spell and
is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Ethel Osborne and and
brother. George, were visiting with
their sister, Mrs. Hattie Durham, in
Westboro, one day, last week.
Yes, it's true, Bank Cashiers get
out on the road, as our cashier, G.. W.
Poyntcr, will testify. and run out Of
gasoline just like other people. We
don't know Just how long MIR. Poyn-
ter had 10 wait in the road until some
one came along, but the family
thought II was mighty long time.
The Bigclow Grain Company
shipped out a car load Of corn TO
Mound City and one car TO Quitman,
Mo-, last week.
Bro. o. W. Adams returned Mon.
day morning from Glenwood, Iowa.
where he had been for several day..
attending n convention Of ministers.
During his absence Tom Bridgmon
carried the mail route.
Jesse Kahn was a business visitor
in 81 Joseph. several days, last week.
w. II. Asher. who was quite sick
for several days last week. is much
improved this week. and is able to be
up and around the house again. Bill
says YOU cant keep good man down.
Misses Blanch Hunt. Mildred
Walker and Sarah Margaret Mckee
hikcd over 10 Mound City last Satur-
day. where they did some shopping.
returning home on the evening train.
--ticorge Cooper was down from
Craig last Saturday evening renew.
ing old acquaintance. First time
George has been down this way for
a long time and We are glad TO be
able To report that he IL looking fine
and dandy rs usual.
MIR. Jack, Of Mound City. one day.
las week, made n demonstration Of
what the Fordson tractor will do on
the old home place Of j. =. Bridgmon,
just west If town. The tractor pulled
two fouitccn-inch plows in alfalfa
ground with the plows running nine
inches dccp az speed uf four and
one half miles per hour. and will pillow
one acre Of ground on one and ono
half gallons Of coal oil. There was a
large crowd attended the dcmonstra.
ton and seemed very well pleased
with the results Of the fordson trac.
tor.
BRO. jewell Howard. II Mound
City. preached % very interesting ser.
mon 90 a good sized audience az the
Christian church last sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Anna Packet. daughter Of
W. u, Ashcr, j. here. this week. from
PaWnce City, Nehr.. visiting with Mr..
and Mr.. ". u. Asher.
Misses Mary England and Cassie
Abshiio were guests Of Mr.. and M-g.
Fred Gresham at their home. west Of
town, from last Saturday evening un. I
NJ sunday evening.
MIR, ". +. Balm, Of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, was "a week end visitor with
irs, ". +. Balm.
MIR. and Mrs. Jim Bovins were
listing with Uncle Joe Morris and
amily al their home last Sunday.
I'd Preston, better known ~
Spec" was down from Qu,man, last
Sunday, visiting with home folks and
old acquaintance.
A. u, Rose was ,ransacting bust
hess in Oregon, Monday Of this week.
On their first visit to Big Lake,
Ne are told, that two Of our school
eachers fell in the lake. OF course
hey were rescued by their chapcronS,
md next time they will be more care
'ul.
Mrs, Allen Motley and Miss Celia
smith were Fortescuc passengers. one
lay. IN. first of the week.
MIR, and Mrs, ". A. Maior and
daughters, Misses Marian and Ger
.rrde, Of Mound City. were Sunday
,vening guests to fish supper mt the
lome Of DIR. and Mrs. +. +. Hogan
asst Sunday evening.
-Clabe Smith last week built n
l6xi0 hen house, for George Swymel-
'r, east of Napier,
Mrs, c. +, Rosling and son, Of !
Napier, we're visiting ut the home Of ,
John Book, one day, the first of the
week.
DIR. +. T.. Hogan was a business
visitor in Oregon. one day, the first
IF the week.
&C. S. Mckee was a st. Joseph
passenger last Monday morning.
AT the Methodist Sunday school
asst Sunday morning there was an at /
tendance of thirty-two scholars and
he collection amounted to Sl.9S.
Our town trustees met on Thurs
lay evening Of last week and organ
zen by choosing J. Coughlin, mayor;
V. A. Solleder, collector; h. l.. Schoon-
over, treasurer; w. c. Palmer, clerk,
and Jim Walden, street commissioner.
&. w. Poynter resigned as a member
Of the board and Jim Walden was APP
pointed to take his place. These gen.
tlemen are going TO give their time
and do their very best to give us the
very best service possible without pay.
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