The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-07-09

Sot0e time came last Monday morning.
about 2 "A. m. There was quite lot
Of lightning and an a regular old
fashioned thunder storm, followed by
about an inch Of rain. Another hard
rain. with quite a lot of wind, came
Monday afternoon, about o'clock. A
tree near l.. w. Notley's residence
was struck by lightning in the early
morning storm, with no damage 70
speak OF, and so far a. we are able
70 learn there was no damage done BY
the first storm. The wind in the af-
ternoon bowed down quite a lot of
wheat, which will be difficult 10 pick
up with the binder. and there will
probably be some loss OF wheat on
this account. About fifty per cent Of
the wheat in this vicinity has been cut
and Is in the shock. and with favorable
wheathcr threShing will begin next
week. The rain will do great deal Of
good to the potatoes and the corn.
pastures and alfalfa fields.
-Forty-onc scholars attended the
Christian Sunday school last Sunday
morning, and the collection was SIG.
| Main line trains were delayed last
Monday on account Of a very heavy
rain between Wctson and Kansas City.
Russell Shoenbcrger and Miss o.
lie Hood were married By Brother Gil.
man Walden at the latters home, about
q p. M, last Monday evening. These
young people are well and favorably
known. and have III, very hes. wishes
OF the entire ncighborhood For the
present they will make their home
with Mrs. Shoenbcrgcr's Parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Hood, ON the Slater
farm, southwest of Bigeluw. After
harvest II over they expect to 20 To
home.
Minncsota, where they will make their
Mrs. Chas. Catron and children
who have been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. ". l.. CatrUn for several DAYS
returned to their home in st. JOSEPH
the latter part Of last week. Charley
came up and accompanied them home
--lirothcr Gilman Walden held ser.
vices IN Rulo, Ncb., last Sunday, morn.
ing and evening.
has been on the sick liSt for several
days.
| With Bill Morris, Of Fortcscuc
for chaperon, we had the good forum,
10 visit the u. d NJ. Co. apiarics, ovci
near White Cloud, Kansas, one day re,
Gently. Almost every one over Their,
knows Bill Morris. and he Is sure IL
good standing; at least, he seemed /,
have the password To everything tha
was going on and We were royalty en-
tcrtalncd. Mcssrs. Burkhaltcr an,
Miles have number of out apiariet
with sweet clover over large par
! Of the country, along the roads, AM
y the farmers over there are usinl
: sweet clover in their pastures, and az
more than pleased with the result,
which means the Il. a. NJ. Honey Co
will secure several tons of extra fin
honey this season. Sweet clover, aS
U rule, will yield nectar from the tim
It blooms, the latter part of June, unit
frost comes, and Is one of the hes
ilavors Of honey produced. Whit
I. Cloud people are certainly good enter
tainers, and We hope 10 have the priv
lcgc OF returning again some tim,
= later on.
Roy North, of Kansas City, Wa
y here several days, the first Of th
week.
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