The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-09-17

There will be services az the
Christian church, next Sunday evening
by Brother o. w. Adams, and every
body Is extended an invitation TO at
tend.
Mrs. W. c. Palmer was ST. Jo-
seph visitor, one day last week.
The Farmers Elevator Company
received a car load Of Illinois soft coal
the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. Pearl Ditts and two children
were here several days, last week,
from Skidmore, visiting with her
mother, Mrs. X. S. Mitchell.
H. VI. Davis was in st. Joseph.
one day, last week, taking in the big
Roundup shows.
Allen Motley is working in the
hay office for John Coughlin.
"A. y. Rose received shipment
Of honey from a friend in California.
the first Of the week.
B. W. Duncan and Harry West
were ST. Joseph visitors, one day last
week.
MIR and Mrs. J. b. Bridgmon, Of
Maitland, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. y.
.Bridgmon, Of Oregon, were last Sun
day guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ores.
ham on Big Lake.
Mrs. &. Andrews, who has been
here for some time visiting with her
sister, Mrs. A. J.,NanVickle, and other
relatives and friends, left the latter
part Of last week for her home in
Atchison. Kansas.
Larry Cunning was taking in the
sights ut the Roundup in st. Joseph.
one day last week.
--sirs. Lulu Lewis and daughter,
Edna, are here this week from Paola,
Kansas, visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo.
CoO'i.
W. r. Balm. who has been here
several days, visiting with Mrs. Balm,
left the first Of the week for Council
Bluffs.
MIR. and Mrs. d. l.. Schoonovcr
werc ST. Jo.eph visitors, several days
last week
Miss Nellie Williams left Monday
noon for Camden Point, No., where
she will attend the Christian College.
This is her second year at this college.
Bro. .. ". Adams was a ST. Jo-
seph visitor. Monday, for the purpose
Of having few teeth pulled.
Evangelist Alfred Sturgeon clos.
cd the special meetings at the Mc;ao-
dist church las, Sunday evening. On
account Of the threatening weather
there was q good sized crowd out to
there was a goo dsized crowd out 10
hear his farewell sermon. The sermon
lat Sunday evening Was strong on
excuses Offered Tor not being IA Chris
tan, anu was well handled. While
there have been no additions 10 the
church, yet great deal Of good has
been accomplished by his coming. Ar
engagements are being made by the
Methodist people this week 10 secure
The services OF a minister for half
time during the coming year, and our
citizens should be liberal In their sub
scriptons. As a matter Of fact, very
little money IL spent in this vicinity
for religious affairs, and our people
shot Id wake up 10 the fact that we
are slipping backward instead of forg.
ing ahead rs we should along religious
bneA. Services should alternate each
Sunday at the Christian and Methodist
churches, and We should have a union
Sunday school every Sunday morning,
and Il Is the duty Of our church mem
beers TO get together To the end that
We may nave an interesting union Sun.
osy sehooI every Sunday morning and
Snurcn services IN our town every Sun
day, morning and evening, and let's
nav, 80. q oe,'er town ana neighborhood
IN winch 70 i've. This applies TO the
oelnsly ioiks as Wen as the town folks
eg'use "a union there Is strength.
u... L. sShoonover was St. Joseph
passenger SUNDAY noon.
shafiey holtsclaW II visiting with