The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-03-05
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iof several years, expects to move to
the Thomas farm, formerly occupied
by Roy Hinkle. and Earl will farm
the Thomas place this season for Roy.
Roy and wife moved TO the Ira Field
farm. which he recently purchased.
Earl and his mother are good citizens,
and during their residence In Bigclcw
have made many friends. who are sor-
~ to have them leave town.
MIR and Mrs. John Hall and son,
Earl, were 81. Joseph visitors, one day
last week.
Mrs George Wickiscr was down
from Crair one day last week, visit
ing with Aunt Matt Hinkle.
MIR. and Mrs. George Cook, son
and daughter were Forest City visi.
tors, last Saturday.
Frank blair has sold his farm. a
part Of the old Sauer place, and il
planning on moving to "A point near
Burlington, Kansas, where he has
purchased another farm.
j. 5. tButch) Hinkle was a bust
ness visitor in Craig, last Saturday.
Prank Walker Is a petit Juror in
the federal court in Sc. Joseph, this
week.
Jim Couts says the boys, Charley
and Clyde, neglected IN drain the
water from his Avcry tractor recently,
and two OF the cylind were cracked,
making Il necessary TO have them
welded. Wilson Brothers, Of Oregon,
made the repairs, and Jim says he is
going 10 charge the repair bill up to
the boys 80 they will remember 10
drain the water off the next time, A
pretty good scheme, Jim.
| A. r. tTuck) Smith was busi.
day.
Miss Colcne Cation, Of Mound
City, was weekend guest Of her
cousin, Miss Lucile Wilson.
| ---Mr. and Mrs. John Coughlin are
moving into the W. l.. Catron proper.
~, vacated by MIS-. Mary Ford.
Mrs. V. A. Sollcdcr Is in Lincoln.
Ncb., this week, visiting her sister.
in'law, Mrs. Anna Strong.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Melton, who has been
visiting with her son, q. l.. Sinks and
family, IN Pickcrcl, Ncb., FOR several
weeks, returned home, the first Of the
week.
i. q. (Jake) tlinklc. one day las,
week, received large sack Of pea.
nuts from friend near Commanchc,
Okla.
Charley Bucholz. Of Falls City
Ncb., and Coke jackson were business
visitors in Oregon, las, Saturday
Coke recently purchased the l6O-acrc
farm Of Mr.. Bucholz' adjoining Coke's
farm on the east, at 500 per acre
This gives Coke 30 acres together
and 100 acres in the ArkanSaw neigh.
borhood. "a total OF ilO acres. Tn,
house ON the liucholz place il being
repaired, and Robert jackson and vii,
lcNpcct TO move in the latter part OF
this week, and Robert will farm IN,
place the coming season.
Miss Georgia kipSey was q
Mound CIT yvisltor, last Saturday.
Prof. "A, q, Stanley, OF Richvill,
district fame, was here, one day, last
week, visiting his sister, Mrs. Joe
Laukemper, We were sorry To learn
that Brother A. c. had been down
with the flu ior abou, two weeks,
making II necessary To close the tenn
pie Of knowledge in that district; how.
ever, we are glad TO sc him out again
and TO know that the temple of knowl-
: N'h' N'N aEaih NI'il'N lul buNliltNN
last Monday morning. How about the
hand, Bro. A. c.?
j. W. Smith, one day last week,
sold a mule he had owned and worked
for the past twenty years for the same
price that he paid for the mule twenty
years ago. Some class to that kind Of
mule.
Mrs. T.. A. Grow and daughter,
Miss Minnie, were visiting at the home
Of Robert Allison, In Skidmorc, last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie keastcr and her
guest, Mrs. W. T. Cooper, of South
Dakota, are visiting with relatives and
friends in ST. Joseph this week.
| r.. M. ROLAND, from Columbia,
and a representative of the Agncul-
1 tural Extension Service, spoke to a
number Of farmers in the auditorium
Of the school house, last Friday eve
ming,