The Holt County sentinel., 1920-09-03
BIGELOW NEWS
DOTS AND DASHES, BY RUDE.

lowing a masterful address on Chris
tian Opportunity" large crowd stood
and promised TO do all in their power
to promote hte best interests Of the
effort so splendidly begun. Our people
here are anxiously looking forward
this week for rich results. The meet
ings will continue all Of this week and
next. Special messages will be deliv-
cred every evening. Next Sunday
night the subject will b. Question
able Modern Amusements"-this will
include the modern dance. All arc
invited 10 attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Whaley we're
here the first Of the week from Matt
land, visiting with Mrs. p. s. Hunt
and Nj. and Mrs. Holly Carlton. Mr..
, and Mrs. Whaley are soon to move to
Camden Point, Mo, where Mr. Whaley
has secured employed as janitor at the
Christian College for girls at that
place.
. Madison Overlap was a Maitland
passenger last Monday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Ezra Martin drove
up from Forest City in their car last
Sunday morning and spent the day
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Sol
leder.
Miss Lucille Wilson. who has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Viii
son in Lincoln, Ncb., for two weeks
returned home Sunday evening, Mrs.
j. ID. Wilson accompanying her foi
a short visit.
A two-inch rain visited this vicin.
ity last Saturday evening about : D.
M, that has been needed for some
time, and Il will be hard To estimate
the good Il will do to the late corn
and Il will also help those who have
not finished their fall blowing foi
wheat. Fall blowing Is pretty well
along. and there are a few farmers
who have been expecting to sow wheat
in the corn. There was pretty hard
wind accompanying the storm from
the southeast. and Il Is thought on
account Of the heavy ears Of corn on
the stalks and the corn being 80 far
along that Il will not straightcn up
very much. The rain will insure an.
other crop Of alfalfa and help out tho
pastures, which were getting pretty
dry.
Mrs. S. c. Wilson, who has been
visiting with her sister. Mrs. Riley
Munkrcs, at Chadron, Ncb., since last
March, returned home the latter part
of last week.
Mrs Ben Conner and Mrs. Price
l.undy left last Friday morning for
Maitland, where they expected To join
Dave Edwards and wife for trip
in the lattcrs' ear. to fontancllc. Iowa,
for few days visit with John Ed
wards and family.
Il. =. Hunt, accompanied by I'd
Preston, Bcany and Charley Hunt, left
one dav last week in Mr.. Hunts cal
for Holyokc, Colo, where Mr.. Hun,
will unload his thrcshng machine out.
iii and will thrcsh wheat for som,
time in that ncighborhood. The party
expected to stop in Lincoln for u Shor,
visit with Mr.. Hunts daughters. Mrs
Frank Walden and Mrs. oivillo
SchoonOver.
w. +. Cation and daughter. Mis-.
Anna, were Mound City visitors, one
day last week,
Nathan Adams, one day last
week, bought u Fordson tractor and
will use the machine in putting in 100
acres Of wheat this fall
Prof. &. l., McClymond and Mrs
lG. w. Poynter are assisting Mr.. Poyn.
ter in the bank this week.
Albert Walker and family, OF
Forest City, were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. II. T.. Combs, last Sunday.
The Farmers Elevator Company
shipped out car load Of corn, the first
of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. George Courier stop.
ped here and visited over Sunday with
Mrs. Ed Courier, on their way from
their vacation spent in Colorado
Springs and Denver, TO st. Joseph
where Mr.. Courier has accepted pc.
sition with the T. T. Gordon Grain Co
Misses Elsie, Goldie and Minnie
Grow were St. Joseph visitors, one
day, the first of the week.
--Chas. Flukc il here this week
from Madison, Wis, visiting with his
wife's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hin
kle. Mrs. Flukc arrived here two
weeks ago. Mr.. Fluke Is known as
the "bug man. and Is employed in
the agricultural department Of the
state of Wisconsin,