The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-10-10
BERT G. PIERCE
Oregon, Mo.
Office in the Moore Building
Office Hours 900 a. m. to 1900 m.
1870 p. m. to 500 p. m.
PHONES-OLD 81. MUTUAL -


Mo-, was granted a decree OF divorce
from Mrs. Maud Anderson, October /.
1919, at independence, jackson county,
Mo.
There will be q box supper and
pic supper at the kimsey school house,
Friday night, Oct. 10. Everybody in
vited.
Miss Myrtle Huetson was a ST.
Joseph visitor, Saturday Of last week.
Fred Weis has been having a nice
pet, a felon on his left thumb, but itI
Is now much better.
DIR. l.. McFall, wife and children
have returned from two weeks visit
with relatives and friends in kewanee
and Macomb, Illinois.
j. NJ. Shumaker, wife and two
daughters, Of Brookfield, Mo, after a
short visit with Pa and Ma, Watson
Bloomer and wife, Of the Lincoln dis
trict, have returned home.
For Sale-Mrs. Lititia Huburt, Of
st. Joseph, desires to sell what il
known as the Jacob Lewis property
in Oregon. Mo. Any one who might
desire TO buy said property please see
II. I. Alkire for price, etc.
Mrs. Edna Raglan and little daugh-
, ter. Bunney, after returning from Wis
iting her sisters Mrs. Daisy Asper-
strand, Mrs. Flora jenkins and Miss
Katherine Foley, Of Omaha, Neb.,
stopped over from Thursday noon un.
Ill Saturday noon Of last week with
her mother, Mrs. Mary VI. Foley.
Francis Sutton is in Lincoln, Neb,
where he is visiting his brother in-law
Jonas Watson, Sr., who a few weeks
ago received a stroke of apoplexy, and
IL still in a dangerous condition.
-Found-A pair Of nose glasses,
in case, about three miles north Of
Oregon, Saturday, October I. Party
can recover same by calling at this
office, proving property and paying
| for this notice.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Turner and
little daughter, Of 81. Joseph, were in
Oregon, Sunday last, the guests Of
Ralph Moore, wife and children. Mrs.
Turner Is a sister Of Mr.. Moore.
| Henry EnoeN, Of ElwOod, Kansas,
accompanied by Mrs. Lille Armstrong.
Of Stewartsvilie, Mo-, came to Oregon,
Sunday last, Oct. 3, 1919. where they
were united in marriage nj the resi-.
dence Of Ralph Stth, by Rev. o..
| I. Reed, Of Kansas City. who Is pastor
Of the Colorcd Baptist church, Of this
city. Henry Is "a former Oregon color
ed boy, having made his home here
for a number Of years. The Sentinel
extends congratulations for their
future happiness and prosperity.
| Amy one wanting sweaters OF
scarfs knit, or tatting, etc, calling on
MISS ANNA GOHEEN,
| Forest City. Mo.
| Claude Bartram, wife and little
| son, of the Harmony district, were
here, Friday of last week, the guests
Of his uncle, c. W. Bartram and fam
| lly, and To get some pears. lie in
forms US that his father, Elmer Bart
ram, Of the same district, had gone TO
Rochester. Mimi, with his daughter,
Miss Elsie Bartram, for consultation
with the doctors there. Later infor-
nation from Mr.. Bartram brings the
good news that II was thought an OPP
Grafton would not be necessary.
| DR. Martha NJ. Foss. formerly To-
Gated in this city, but recently OF Gin
cinnati, Ohio, writes us that she Is
well, and has removed TO Batavia, o.
Bert Maple and wife spent Sun
day in st. Joseph with relatives.
| Frank Matthews and wife will re-
move to Maitland some time this
month, where Mr.. Matthews will enter
the employment Of the Wood a. Rankin
Furniture and Hardware CO., and will
be in charge of the furniture depart
mcnt, having had large experience in
this line. We are certainly sorry TO
lose this estimablc couple from our
midst, but our loss is Maitland's gain,
and we wish them health and every
blessing that can come TO mortal here
on this earth. Mrs. Matthews is there
this week, making arrangements to
secure home to move into.
Remember that we can furnish
you The Sentinel and Weekly Kansas
lCity Star, one year, for S2.25. II
| H. A. Evans, accompanied by his
mother-in-law, Mrs. W. II. Kennedy,
and Billie Hossick, autoed to st. Jo-
seph, Monday of this week, returning
the same evening. Mr.. Evans met his
wife in st. Joseph, who accompanied
him home, having been visiting for q
few days in Kansas City.
r. s. Morgan and wife are spend.
ing a few weeks in Kansas City, the
guests Of their children, j. W. Hill
and wife.
Mont Curry and wife, of Kansas
City, and Roy Claiborne and wife, OF
st. Joseph, were here over Sunday
called by the serious sickness of Their
sister, Mrs. Minnie Shepard, of the
Richville district. We are glad Il
learn that she is some better.
Mrs. II. A. Evans has returned
from a few days visit with relatives
in Kansas City,
Mrs. +. II. Graham has returned
from st. Louis, where she was called
by the serious sickness of her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Arthur Davis, whom we arr
glad to state is greatly improved.
II Mrs. Emma Philbrick was a st
Joseph visitor, one day last week.
III Harry Teare, of St. Joseph, witt
the Plymouth Clothing Co., of that
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