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

the initiation work. The Camp H. al
ways more than Glad to have viistors,
aud extends hearty invitation to all
members, whether they belong 90 this
camp or not, To- attend our meetings
"a often a. possible.
Ask Jim ROLAND and George Me
Gully what II costs TO charter bur
llngton freight train for distance
OF a quarter OF mile. We are told
these Two gentlemen can give this in
formation right off the bat, and are
thoroughly competent.
Id Gam,wcil came down from
Omaha one nay the latter part Of last
week, with his daughter. Miss Edna,
who he LETT with her grandma Mrs.
Mary Freeman. MIR. Iamcwcll re-
turning To omaha to bc with his vile
who II IN one of the local hospitaig
there, having recently underwent -
very serious operation. Mrs. Game
wei II getting along ~ wei ~ can lc
expected, ANA rs soon ~ she II able
10 leave the hospital VIII probably
/ come here lOr snort visit with rcla.
tivcs and friends before returning to
her home ~ Ncnungo, Ntbr.
w. a. Brilcy, who has been ten
ant on one oi Alrs. VI. anlnony's
farms, near Malvern, Iowa. Tor the
past ten year,, was visiting with Mis-.
anthony, one day last week.
Mrs, kthcl osborne AMI son, la
mont, were visiting at the Cave smith
home, north Of Mound City, last sat.
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our old friend \. VI. Drake pass
ed through hcIc one DAY last week,
cnroutc 10 his home IN Laredo, Mo,
from Iarkio, Mo-, where he had been
On a visit with his father iOr several
days. Alley, rs he II more iamlllaIly
known, WAS wearing the usual smilc
= that won't come OF, and ~ ports all
OF his family getting along line and
dandy. Sorry he could not stop for u
/ lew days' visit and get drink of that
famous Zig Tank water.
MIR. and AIRS. Chris Preston and
Mrs. ". r., Preston vino nave been
visiting with Mrs. ". r.. Preston =
sister, Mrs. Mary Walker. north ~
Mound City, ior several days, re-
turned home lat Saturday cvemng.
Mrs. u. l.. SchOOnoycr was visit
ing with her mother, Mrs. Chas.
knowles, several days last week.
I All. and Mrs. DIR. +. h. Hogan
and Mrs, W, {. Palmer we're visiting
win lr. and Mrs. A ". Graham. IN
ArAansaw neiphborhoou, last .,unuuy.
! Aunt Jane CLANCY, who has been
visiting at the home VI John CLANCY
for the mast two weeks, returned To
her home, with her daughter, Mr..
Henry Jones. the first of the week,
The attendan,e at the Method, 4
Sunday school last Sunday morning
was ~, and the collection SID
born TO Mr.. ana Mis-. Ina Twyman
last Friday evening, March :, a boy,
of standard weight. DIR. Hogan, the
attending physician, saws mi concern.
ed. even Ira, are getting along nicely.
w. O. Evans n renrosent,,tiy, of
the Minneapolis Threshing Machine
Co, Was here one Iay Iast week. and
sold TO Frank and Coon Morris one of
the largest steam tractor engines that
ever came TO this part of the country.
The big engine weighs fourteen tons,
is twenty-elght horse power, and cost
u good big sum of money. The bows
| viii use this engine for all kinds of
farm work and 10 null their bip AOx6O
separator, and means that Morris
Bros, will have the very best thresh-
ing outfit in this neighDorhood. The
new engine is to be delivered within
the next sixty DAYS and viii no mn
loaded on the switch over on the river,
SO that the boys can get the engine
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