The Holt County sentinel., 1919-11-07

school and help the good work along
Misses Minnie and Goldie Crow
visited the weekend with their sister
Mrs. Lee Burgencr and family, in st
Joseph.
Stanley, drove up to Burlington juno.
ton, last Saturday morning, where
they visited until Sunday evening with
relatives and friends.
Miss 10 Wilson was visiting with
Miss Eva Hogan last Saturday.
AS usual in Bigelow, the boys had
a big time Halloween night, and after
all the big folks had gone to bed, the
boys pulled off some pretty hard jobs
and we will bet some Of them were
pretty sore the next morning. Almost
every one in town, on getting up the
next morning, found from a half dozen
to a dozen bales Of hay piled at their
front door, wagons were torn up, and
the parts hid in different parts OF
town. One Of John Coughlin's wagons
was taken to Mound City, and his
office was piled full of hay, and the
streets were lined with hay and all
kinds Of farm machinery. G.. w.
tthNt bik SfBattNVE WIS HDOut
three blocks, which goes TO show that
there. was a pretty big gang in the
crowd Of boys, who were having their
fun.
&C. s. Mckee, one e the managers
Of Bigelow Camp, No. 8, was up from
Forest City, last Saturday evening, at.
tending lodge. "Skect," as he is more
familiarly known, says he has opened
a hay office in Forest City and Is
starting out with a good business.
Tom Bridgmon, one day last week.
put in u 75-barrcl metal cistcIn at his
residence. and has pipcd the water into
his bath room.
Hugh Henry and son got out with
their big Mogul tractor. one day the
latter part Of last week, and hooked
on TO a road grader and made several
rounds from the north corner Of Fred
st. Johns fam south to Big Tark
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mallon were
here last Sunday from Oregon, visit
ing with Mrs. NJ. Il. Melton.
Mrs. Anna Kahn, who has been
visiting with her son, Harold and fam.
lily. near Oregon for several days. re-
turned home the latter part OF last
week.
Mrs. Fcldman was here last Sun.
day, from Oregon, visiting with Mrs.
Harry Hccrsema.
Mrs. Cora Stroud Is here this week
from Hiawatha. Kansas. visiting with
Mrs. Ira Cunning.
Mrs. NJ. u. Melton. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Mallon, of Oregon, were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
! Couts.
Ira Ginning is in Louisiana this
week with land party, looking at the
country.
Jesse Kahn was n st. Joseph pas
scngcr Monday noon and drove his
Buick car home, Tuesday, which had
been in 81. Joseph several days.
John Dodson brought in the first
wagon load of new corn to the eleva-
tor, last Monday. The corn was of ex-
ira good quality, and the price was
Sil0 per bushel, Mr.. Dodson has a
good crop Of corn this year.
Mrs. Willie Wilson IL in Parsons,
Kansas, this week, visiting with her
brother, Oscar Lease and family.
MIR. and Mrs. J. C.. Hnkle and
Brother HoNie and mother were last
Sunday guests Of Mrs. W. C. Dodson
and family.
Ben Pete Hunt has resigned the
position at the elevator, and Joe Dod-
son has been employed To take his
place.
Charley Lease was business Wis
itor in st, Joseph. last Monday. Char
ley is finishing up this week sowing
800 acres Of wheat.
The chicken supper ut the Red
Cross rooms last Friday evening was
well patronized, and about $35 was
made for the benefit Of the schools.
/ After supper the crowd was entertain
cd at the school house by the teachers
and pupils. At the door each guest
was made welcome by what appeared
to be a real ghost, and were escorted
through the dark recess Of ghost Land.
The rooms were tastefully decorated
for the occasion, and TO the uninitiated
sure looked like the home of the
ghosts. After seeing the sights, the
crowd gathered in the auditorium,
where a very pretty and interesting
program was given by the teachers
and pupils. A number Of original
stunts We're noted, which were very
interesting and everybody enjoyed u
very pleasant evening.
". A. Solleder, the first of the
week, purchased the G. S. Mckee store
room, and will use the room for stor-
ing furs during the approaching sea-
son.
Don't forget the first number Of
the lecture course comes to the school
house on next Tuesday night, a guar
anteed attraction and one that every
one in the neighborhood should patro-
nize. This is matter in which we