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


You will hear some good musical
numbers at the Musical given by the
Fortnightly Club, Friday night, at the
Presbyterian church. Admission, 35c.
Miss Fife Carroll returned home
last Thursday from q four weeks
visit with Mrs. {. e. McQuigg, Of
Grant City. She was accompanied to
Grant City by Miss Letha Hicks. Miss
Hicks did not return, but remained
with her sister, near whose home she
is going to teach tins coming year.
--Found--Iwo pairs Of 4 asScs in
case, on road into Oregon. Owner
may have same by calling AT thus OF
flee and paying FOR this notice.
Joe Henry, uf the Rchland school
district, was in Oregon, Monday and
Tuesday. on business. lie reports a
heavy rain, Monday afternoon, nearly
one inch falling, but south 81 'h,m, as.
tending from / Ortcscuc, piy Lake ana
Bigelow, and on through the fairyicw
school district, he says the rain was
very heavy, with a wind approaching
a tornado in power. accompanied by
hail. swept over this section. rprooting
large trees and causing considerable
damage ~ wheat and other small
grain--also good rains al Mound City
and Maitland, but without the wind.
He says this will sure make the pota-
toes. In Oregon We had about one.
tenth Of an inch, and very little wind.
Commencing about $50 a. M.
Monday morning, July ., and ending
about a. M, the rainfall was 2.66
inches, nearly all Of this falling in u
little over one hour During the re-
mainder Of the day, ending u, 3 o'clock
p. M, 20 Of an inch fell, making q
total OF $50 inches in 20 hours.
John +. ldcn. James Bunker and
Lloyd Smith. OF big Lake, were In
town, Tuesday Of this week, looking
after some road matters. Mr. lden
reports the largest crowd ever, Sun
day, July Ith. at the Lake. lie csti-
mates 1000 people or more.
Attorney ". r.. Bissett, Of Mound
City, had legal business IN Oregon,
Monday Of this week.
Oliver Mcintosh, a former Big
Lake guide, has rctuinc dto Holt coun.
| ~. and IL working near Bigclow.
The Maitland Fair, one Of thc
hes, fairs In the Northwest, will open
| Tuesday. August 10. and continue iouI
days. closing Friday, August ~. Pre-
MUM lists will be- ready in "A few day =
Everything points TO one OF the best
fairs In the history Of the association
Remember the daics--August 10, H.
~ and IL.
Mrs. Mary Andlcr, Of Horton
Kansas, Is here on visit with hei
daughter, Mrs. Emma Guthrie.
Rev. A. ID. Scclg and wife, of Sa'
unnah, visited Tor few days last
week. with relatives in Oregon.
| Miss Myrtle HuetOsn passed III,
Fourth in st. Joseph with friends.
Ed Freeman is painting and dec
Grating the handsome residence Of G
T.. Bunker and wife.
Mrs. u. $. Cosncr, of Denver
Colo, and Mrs. Gertrude Shanks, o
Trinidad, Colo, after a few days visi
with their sister, Mrs. =. l.. Allen an,
family, have returned to their homes
Miss Mary Berries, accompanied
by her niece, Miss Mildred King, are
visiting in Denver, Colorado SPRING.
and other points Of interest in Colo
months
Miss Mary yopel, OF Alhambra
colifornia. il nj home on n visit viii
her narnts, Henry yogel and wife
She went alone TO California, when /
child of II years. and has made few
visits home, the last one being si'
a "a C,cene. wife and sun m,
noyv in Akron. Colo. where they motor
eel ~ Iook nfter the cutting and thrcsh
inc of their wheat and other crops OF
,nen, ranch out there.
Miss Mary Kaucher has returne,
=, her home in 81. Joscph. after a few
DAYS, visit here with her aunt. Mrs
Erancis sutton, who. while some bet
Ter at times Is stilI in a critical condi
t;on
wRorn IN v. H. Grinstead and wife
lor Eshon Kansas. June IL. n cir
lbabv, named ElIzabeth shirley. MR.
lCrins,ead was formerly Miss Ey,
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