The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-02-28
BIGELOw AND VICINITY.
The Most Important Local Events
- Which Have TRANSFERRED The
100, Past Week. 49,
(By George A. Conaway).

(By George A. Conaway).
DIR. +. T.. Hogan was an Oregon
visitor, last Monday.
1t has beeh pretty generally un.
derstood that memorial service
should be held for our fallen boys who
have made the supreme sacrifice, and
10 many rumors have been going the
rounds that Il may he we'll 10 stntp
than on account OF the had weather
and very bad condition Of the roads
the services have been postponed, UNI
I'll We can he sure Of good roads anil
weather so that everybody may have
an opportunity tn attend The details
have already been worked out for the
meeting. Bro. Jewell Howard, ~
Mound City, will speak in behalf Of
our boys and II will be service FOR
everyone regardless of demon nation.
u kind Of great big community meet
ing and the date will be announced IN
due time so that everyone can attend.
y. I. Ginning loaded car load Of
alfalfa hay, and shipped Il to Mound
City. one day, the first Of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Dodson were
here, several days, last week, from So.
Joseph, visiting with Mr., and Mrs,
J. 7. Dodson.
III. NJ. Spillman returned last Sat
urdav evening" f-Hm business trim OF
several days In Red Oak, Iowa.
Mrs. TAR BOOK uud Miss Mary
Field were visiting with friends In
Oregon, one day, last week.
d. w. Jessup, the Colorado real
aQintA Of NEan Gale IL hare
this week, getting some OF his old
John Gambrel is here. this week.
from keokuk. Iowa, visiting with his
brother, Felix Gambrel.
MIR. and Mrs. J. T.. Slater return
ed home the latter part Of last week
from st. Joseph, where they had been
visiting with friends.
Attorney II. y. Williams. of
Craig, was business visitor here last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Bridgmon and
daughter. Miss Dorothy, were visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Thomson,
in Craig. last SUNDAY. They also Wis
tied with Frank Thomson. who has
just returned home from aviation
service across the big pond, where he
was a German prisoner for several
months.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Catron and
children, Of st. Joseph, We're visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Catron here,
last Sunday.
On account Of the bad roads viii
Kill loaded n car load of cattle, one
day, last week, and shipped them Ia
Decker's Crossing, between Mound
City. and Maitland, for Mrs. w. NJ
Rowlett.
Mrs. W. F. Balm was a weekend
guest Of Mrs. T. X. Armstrong in
Mound City.
Larry Ginning, one day, last
week, received very interesting let
ter from Tommy Asher, who says he
hopes to be able to come home within
short time. Tommy and the rest
OF the Bigelow boys are getting along
all right and now that the war is over
all are anxious TO return home.
Mrs. A. c. Updike, of Napier, was
visiting with Mrs. Earl Book here, one
day, last week.
John CLANCY left last Sunday
morning for Chadron, Neb., where he
Is expecting to purchase a ranch il
the country suits him. One day, last
week, John and Joe Catron made q
little deal, John selling his farm Of
1870 acres TO Mr. Catron; consideration
$4,000. This makes Mr.. Catron owner
of $50 acres of land in the Arkansas
neighborhood, and is the very best
land that lays anywhere and Is always
sure of a crop regardless of whether
the sason is dry or wet. Just now
Mr. Catro,, hos not Iacidad 40 ~ u,hot