The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-02-06
RIGEIOW.

ANN nay MS W llu has bfA.4A FAAA
ing at the hotel for several weeks,
left Sunday noon for Denver, Colo.
3 Jasper Odcll was "a Craig visitor
last Sunday.
/ Fired Gresham butchercd a calf.
one day last week.
Nj. ID. Barash is here this week
from Seattle, Wash, visiting win
Jesse Kahn and at the home of his
1 sister, Mir. and Mrs. Harold ..ahn,
near Oregon. Mr.. Barasn and Jesse
expect to leave here the latter part oil
this week on business trip to Okla
homa.
Mrs. Joe Dodson was shopping In
Mound City, last saturday.
j. l.. browning unloaded cal
load of feeders from st. Joseph, one
day last week.
Misses Mildrcd and Edith Walker
were Mound City visitors. last Satui.
day.
Ben Conner was business visitor
in Oregon. one day last week.
Il Quite "A number IN town and in
the cJutty are complaining Oi the la
glippc, and IN some eases lhc services
of a doctor have been secured. Most
of lnUsc VINO are complaining aie dD,c
to be up and around the house most
of the time, and Il is not thought there
viii be- any serious results.
Mrs. A. h. Smith and MIR. and
/, Mrs. II. Banning were st. Joseph pas.
scngcrs, last Saturday morning.
i ---FcId Dean loaded out two car
loads Of alfalfa hay last week.
! AIR. and Mis. j. NOrlcin, Tommy
Il
their mother Mrs. Lucy Asher, lett one
day last week Tor their home IN On.
aha. FOR the present Mrs. Asher Will
visit with her chil,Iicn IN Omaha.
Mrs. Henry Ovcriay was shopping
and visiting with relatives In Craig,
one day last week.
Who said our town basket bali
team could play ball? Since being
defeated at Mound Ity last week,
they are not saying word.
| Miss Hazel Carer, vi FUrteScuC
neighbOrhOod, wa visiting friends
here. several days, the inst ~ thu
week.
Airs. John Irwin and Miss Anna
Cation were st. Joseph passengers, las,
sunday noon. for "A lew days' visit with
relatives and friends.
MIR. and Mr.. b.. G. l'oyntcr az,
here this week, from McEdon. Mo.
visiting with their many relatives anu
llicndS.
. AIR. and Mrs. u. 4. Siutt wct
, down from Craig, last sunday. VISIT
ing with Mr.. ana Mis-. II. VI. Davls.
frank and l.uciIc Wilson wcr,
Visiting With friends IN Fortcscuc, iaS,
SATURDAY evening ana Sunday.
John Mcndcnhall shppcd II cal
load OF hay to Red Oak, iowa. on,
day last week.
The Bigcluw Grain cOm"any ship
, ped out "A eur load uI corn last week
Ira Iwyman, who recently bought
the Morris farm, moved Ia. ana say.
he will appreciate II very mucn II thos,
who bought farming implements al
the Morris safe viii move the sun
, Just Us soon rs convenient.
Mrs, Henry Joncs, Airs. Henry
SchOOnover ana Mrs. X. ". Graham
were Craig visitors, one day last week
--AlesdamcS q. ". pOyntcr, L. j
BridgnOn and Ethel Osborne wer,
/, Mound City visitors, one day laSI
week.
Mrs. ". VI. Gillian and Mrs. |.
, Garfield, VINO have been here tor som,
time. visiting with Mls. Garfield,
daughter, Mrs. Earl Dean, lett iol
their homes IN kellcrtOn, Iowa, III,
/ latter part OF last week, Mrs. Dear
accompanying them for short visit
Miss Eva Hogan left one day las
week for Lincoln, Nob., where she vii
take a special course IN music at tn,
State University. Miss Ethel Fcuel
Dacher, of Oregon, accompanied her.
/ Mr.. and Mrs, +. IL. Allen, o
Sunday, visiting with relatives an,
/, Sunday visiting with relatives an'
a friends.
Two below zero last Sunday morn
!, ing, and with about three inches q
: snow ON the ground, il makes rca
winter weather, Farmers say the re-
1 cent snow will be of great value L
y the wheat.
", A. Solleder and I. J. Bridgmol
were business visitors in ST. Joseph
!, one day last week.
J. Ed Graham, who was successful,
; operated on for appendicitis In st, DO
A seph recently, is expected to be abb
/ to return home the latter part Of thi
= week
4 Ralph (Rastus) Walker put Bige
y low and Holt county on the map las
, week at Columbia, Mo-, when he wol
I the grand honors, in bunch of abou
! 100 boys and girls, in Judging horses
y dairy cattle, beef cattle, hogs, poultr
b, and corn. Ralph score was 429i
i points, the next best score being 39s
!, Taking into consideration that this wa
" a state affair, Ralph certainly di
himself his home town and his count
) more than proud, and we join his man
friends in congratulations.
DIR. f. T.. Hogan was here fror
:, Oregon, one day the first of the weel
&c and made number of professions
calls.
Fred Able, missionary who ha
spent a number of years in missiOnar
# work in Japan, will be here next Sur
:. day, the guest of MIR. and Mrs. o. v
- Adams. Brother Able will attend Sur
Is day school services, Sunday morning
and will hold services at the Christia
= church., that evening, and eyerybOd