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

C. T.. 1litz and Geo. Harper shipped
two car loads Of hogs to ST. Joseph,
last week
i. A. Duke hauled the tile brick
for the basement and foundation flor
his new house.
--Gracc Steele spent Tuesday night
vii Luda Stuart.
MIR. and Mrs. J. ". liill spent
Sunday and Monday in Kansas City.
Bill jackson and John Ray put In
tile brick cellar for W. u. stuart
and also one for NJ. l.. Batson, last
week.
Mrs Anna Lewis, from Craig, Wis
tied from Friday until Monday with
her nephew, Vim. Waggoncr and fam
lily.
There were II in attendance ut
Tarklo Chapel Sunday school, and
sil3, Now let's do a little better
next Sunday and make the attendance
100.
b. o. Atkinson bought brand
new jitney, Tin Lizzie Ford automo-
bile, last Monday.
Miss Alpha ilinklc spent the week
end with Miss Gcnevicye Price IN
Mound City.
Mrs. Jess Bush returned home
Sunday after weeks visit with her
parents at Wcstboro.
Mrs. John Bcasly and children
spent Sunday afternoon with her moth
er, Mrs. Sallic Orwick.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Beard have
been visiting relatives and friends In
ST Joseph the past week.
-Evangclistic services will begin M
! Tarkio Chapel next Sunday night
Oct. 20, with Rev. CHM in charge.
Mrs. John Omohunhro, from n
baddic, Mo, came Thursday for n few
! weeks visit with her son, James ONO
hundro and sister, Mrs. j. {. liinkle'
i. T. Huffman bought a thorough,
bred Duroc-Jersey male hog OF fled
st John, one day last week.
b. 0. Atkinson received a ship
mcnt of 30 head of cattle, last week.
which he will feed out this winter
| Mrs. j. c. Hinkle entertained the
following guests at Sunday dinner;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon MARYLAND and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. T., T., Hinkle
and son, from Oregon, Mr., and Mrs
James Omohundro and family, Mrs
viii Dodson and daughter and Mrs
John Omohundro, from Labaddie, Mo
Mrs. Lucy Hnkle returned home
Friday, after a two weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Mary Mccain, OF
st. Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Stewart ant
family, from Rulo, Neb., spent seycra
days last week with her sister, Mrs
Jane Hines, and other relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Jim Romine, from
South Dakota, are here visiting rela'
tives and friends.
DIR. and Mrs. Cox were st. JOSEPH
business passengers, Monday.
Harlan Brown and Jim Crews un'
loaded q car load of lumber for the
Arkansas Valley Lumber Co., Monday
and Tuesday.
Doris Beaver is visiting her un'
Gle, Lee Beaver, this week, and also
helping to nurse her aunt, who is very
sick.
Fred St. John is on the sick list
this week.
Hazel Carter spent Sunday with
Mrs. Edgar Smith.
Mr.. Vandeventer and Mr.. Learn
from Mound City, are building the
basement and laying the foundation
for the j. A. Duke house this week
May Bryan and Nora Fields spent
Sunday at the Mrs. Jane Hines home
i want to offer the correction fol
the mistake Of the name of one of the
officers Of the Young Peoples society
II was Miss Nora Fields, as cores
ponding secretary, instead of Miss
Jessie Wilson. The members are al
follows: Misses Helen, Ethel and Or
lee Huston, Anna and Goldie Couts
Jane CHM, May Smith, Zelma Whip
Pile, Marie Howard, Jessie Wilson, Gen
eva Hines, Marie Shepherd, Berths
Ramsey, Nora Fields; Messrs. Clifford
Henry. Leo Henry, John Taylor, Ralph
Whipple, Paul Shepherd, Roy ant