The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-07-11

3O0 acres OF alfalfa Iand, ana II -
said TO be one Of the very best ranches
in that part of the country. There are
100 acres Of finest alfalfa, $50 acres
Of wheat. Most all Of II is available
for farming purposes. The fine resi-
dence is lighted by electricity. Lee
Greene, an Oregon real estate dealer,
and Chas. ID. Weller, of the Gudgel 4
McMann firm, closed the deal.-Mait-
land Herald, July 3, 1919.
-Chas. Cowan, of Oregon, bought
the Dale Mueller residence property
on Maple Avenue. This is one Of the
most desirable homes in this city. II
is understood that the price was
$4,000, and that Mrs. Mueller bought
in the dcal.-Maitland Herald, July 3.
w. I. Crews has sold his farm,
says the Craig Leader, 70 r. J. Doyle,
Of Lincoln, Nebraska.
The Rulo tNeb.) Star, Vol. I, No.
1. under date Of July 4, comes to our
table this week, with the names OF
r. w. and u. J. Beavers at its mast
head. They were formerly owners Of
the Forest City News, and IL properly
supported will give the people Of Rulo
n good newspaper.
The Z. s. Snag Boat, Mandan,
arrived at the landing place in our
city, yesterday, Thursday afternoon.
The boat is 1872 feet long, and draws
30 inches water. II Is one of the best
equipped boats that navigates the Mis-
souri, river, and has its own ice plant,
gas lighting system, decks are all
screened in and is manned by the L..
S. Engineer Corps.-Rulo Star, July 4.
DR.. Sam Simpson, Of Stanberry,
Mo-, has been home for a few days to
enjoy visit with his parents and
brother, John.
"A drowsy, half-sick, discouraged
feeling Is caused by q torpid liver and
impurities in the stomach and bowers.
Prickly Ash Bitters is a prompt and
efficient remedy. Men who work need
its cleansing and stimulating effect.
Price si.25 per bottle. Henninger
Drug Co.
Uncle Sol. Forncy was here for the
ith, and stayed over for the balloon
ascension on the 9th. He Is now So
years old, and came to Holt county in
1851. While embarrassed by poor eye
SIGHT his general health Is very good,
we are glad to learn.
Henry Cook will lay a concrete
sidewalk along the east side of his
residence property to the cemetery.
We enjoyed nice visit from Fred
Field, Saturday last, who with his
family had driven over in their car
from pawnee City. Neb., TO enjoy the
Fourth with his sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Martin, and his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Fields and family, Of The
Fierce district.
~. c. Curtis, Dentist, Logan Bldg,
sth and Edmonds SITS. Joseph, Mo.
DIR. Chandler was IN Mound City,
Thursday of last week. In attendance
at "a meeting Of the County Medical
society, which was held at the public
library In the afternoon. DIR. Jacob
Gciger, OF st. Joseph. read the princi-
pal paper OF the session, his subject
being "Diagnostic Points in Abdomi.
nal Surgery" Next regular meeting
Of the society will be in Craig, October
2.
Mrs. Edith Dungan-Kauchcr and
daughter, Frances, Of Memphis, Tenn,
are here on u visit with her mother
and sisters, Mrs. W. l.. Moore and
those children, and Mrs. Chas. Zacn-
man,
--Aut Curry left Tuesday Of this
week for Ness county, Kansas, with
nine men from here and Forest City,
who will help in the wheat fields, and
especially on the ranches of &. ID.
Zook and Guy Cummins. MIR. Curry
will return this week.
&C. T.. Bunkcr's family Is spending
the week at Big Lake. James Curry
was with them for a couple of days.
DIR. Sam Morgan, wife and little
son, of Richmond, Mo-, accompanied
by Mrs. Morgan's uncle and aunt,
Chas. Pickering and wife, and her sis
ter, were here over the Fourth, the
guests of his father and mother, Judge
h. +. Morgan and wife, and other rel
atives and friends.
We are informed that Mrs. John
Hamm and little son, Of New Point,
will remove TO Oregon, this week, and