The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-08-13
BIGELOW NEWS
DOTS AND DAsHES, BY RUDE.

James Pierpont Wilson was
business visitor in Craig, one day, the
first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Walden and
family drove over to Rulo, Nebr., last
Saturday evening, where they visited
with Earl Smith and family until Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Tom Bunker and daughters.
Misses Alta and Hester, visited with
Mrs. Sallie 0rwick, one day, the first
Of the week.
-Terhune a Young delivered
brand new Titan tractor to Ed Bled-
soc here, the first Of the week. Mr..
Bledsoe is expecting to use the tractor
to put in several acres Of wheat, this
fall.
Willis Preston and family, Chas.
Osborn and family and Mrs. W. T..
Preston were guests Of Mrs. Mary
Walker, north OF Mound City to a fish
fry, one evening, last week.
Matt Stadalaman was business
visitor in Craig, last Saturday after
noon.
Charley Mendenhall was here sew
eral days, the first Of the week, visit
ing, and helping his brother, John
Mendenhall with the hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Hayes were
st. Joseph visitors, one day, last week.
Miss Mildred Dodson, who has
been attending the State Normal
school in Maryville, Mo-, returned
home, the latter part of last week.
Miss Mildred has several good offers
Of schools, for the coming term, but
has not decided where she will locate.
"A. T.. tTuck) Smith was a ST. Jo-
seph visitor. one day. last week.
Mrs. Ida Riley, who has been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Jim
Catron in Boulder. Colo, for several
weeks, returned home, the latter part
of last week.
Miss Gladys Stadalaman was a
Mound City passenger. last Saturday
morning.
Frank and Coon Morris. one day,
last week, purchased new Sam
son tractor Of Terhunc & Young, Of
Mound City, and will use the tractor
for breaking up wheat ground, and
other work around the farm.
Mrs. A. r.. Carsten, who has been
visiting with her sistcr-in-law, Mrs.
Harry Hccrscma for several days, lett,
the latter part of last week for Firth,
Ncb., where she will visit some time /
with relatives and friends, before re-
turning to her home in Mountain View.
Okla. /
Bill Scikmann, Jr., was Maitland
visitor. one day, last week. l
Misses Ethel and Edna Jones
were Craig visitors, last saturday. I
Quite number from here are
attending the Mound City Chautau-, ,
qua, this week, and are very much
pleased with the program. 4
John Doughcrty is sporting "a pet
boil on one OF his knees. John says
some boils may be worth five dol
lars, but he will take "A whole lot les
for this one.
Miss Fife st. John was here, one
day, last week, visiting with friends.
Mrs. w b. Asher and grand
children, Rosie and Johnny Jones, are
in Pawnee City, Ncb., this week, visit
ing with Mrs. Ashcr's stepdaughtcr,
Mrs. Anna Hackett. /
Mrs. II. b, Melton was visiting
with her sisters, Mrs. {. II. Graves
and Mrs. John Gresham in Mound
City, several days, last week.
This section Of the country Is
needing rain very bad, and the corn is
beginning to suffer for want Of u
good soaking rain. Almost all Of the =,
lhreshing has been finished, and "A
good per cent of the wheat VAS put in
the granaries, few farmers have
stacked and will not thrcsh until cars
become plentiful, and the price Is bet
ter Farmers are busy with their fall
blowing, as they have become convln-
ccd that IL Is the early fall blowing /,
that gets the best wheat crops.
while sitting at the breakfast
table about "a. m, last Sunday morn
ing, Mrs. Joseph Morris, southwest of
town, suffered stroke of apoplexy,
and at this writing has not regained
consciouness. Mrs. Morris was in her
usual health, Sunday morning, and
went about her mornings work H.
was her custom, and II was not noticed
there was anything wrong with her
until she got up from the table, and
started TO walk away, when she fell
to the floor. Loving hands picked her
up, and DR.. Hogan was called and
Everything known TO medical science
is being done for her that can be done.
Mrs. Morris is one Of our oldest resi-
dents, and has many friends who hope
for her speedy recovery.
Frank Walker returned the latter
part Of last week, from business
trip to Stanberry, Mo.
w. F. Cation and daughter, Anna,
moved into the George Courier prop
erty, which Mr.. Cation bought recently,
one day last week, and we join their
many friends in welcoming them to
our town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bunker and
family visited with Mr.. Bunker's sis
ter, Mrs. A. l.. Griffin in Falls City,
last Saturday, Mrs. Griffin and two
daughters. Misses Glenna and Thelma