The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-02-27

buying hay over around King City,
and thinks he Is going TO like the work
! just fine.
Prank Blair came in last Sunday
afternoon from Burlington, Kansas,
where he has been for several oays
looking over the country and where he
has purchasd an bO-ucre farm, and
wnerc the family Is making arrange
ments to move in a short time. This
vicinity will lose a mighty good family
when the Blairs move to their new
home.
Charley Bucholz was over from
Falls City, Ncb., the first of the week,
looking after the shipping OF several
cars OF hay he has IN the neighbo,.
hood of the Lake.
Mrs. y. W. Adams was visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Cunningham, in
Craig, one say the first of the week.
Airs. Grace Rowland, Of Mound
City, was visiting with Mrs. Dan Lar
kins, last Sunday evening.
Charley LAWS " here this week
from Shenandoah, Iowa, visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Meas
ter.
Assisted By George Cook, Charley
Morley and Lee Hutson, V. A. Sole
der moved a barn off his residence
property, on the west side of the
tracks, to the property he III occupy
ing, cast Of tibet tracks, the first Of
the week, and will ue the building
for garage.
Mir and Mrs. c. s. Mckee. of For
est City, and Attorney X. h. Bridge
man, Of Oregon, were visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Biidgmon, last
Sunday.
thirty three scholars attended
the Christian Sunday school last Sun
day morning, ana the collection
amounted to $2.3l.
Guy Jones, the first Of the week,
shipped -four bulls, four cows and tour
calves, all thoroughbred Hcrefords. 10
Kansas City, whet they will be placed
week. Holly Carlton accompanied the
car and will take care Of the cattle
until after the sale.
The school board held q business
meeting ut the school house, last Mon
day evening.
Ben lclc Hunt got out with his
tractor and road drag and did some
mighty good work between Big Tark
bridge aud the Courier place, one day
last week. We don't know who |, was,
but some one did extra good work in
dragging the road from Cottonwood
school house south to the cross roads
one day last week. No use talking,
folks, the road drag when used at the
light Time makes good roads.
Mrs. A. W. Ginning and Mrs.
Jas. {. Hinklc visited with Mrs. c. $.
Mckee and family, in Forest City, last
Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. T.. Slater were
st. Joseph visitors, one day last week.
&C. Z. (pete) Catron and Lloyd
tFickcy) Courier attended the thor
oughbrcd Hereford cattle sale in 81.
Joseph last Saturday.
Air. and Mrs. George Wilson were
visiting with relatives and friends in
Craig, last Saturday and Sunday.
Ill. NJ. Davis was visiting with w.
VI. Troxcl and family, near Corning.
several days, the first of the week.
Mrs, Henry Schoonover was ST.
Joseph visitor, one day, the latter part
of last week.
Lee Burgener, "A former Bigelow
resident, passed through her last Sun
day, noon ,cnroute To his home In st.
Joseph from Maitland, where he has
been visiting with his mother, Mrs.
Emma Burgener, who had been quite
sack, but was much improved when he
left her. Lee il holding down re-
sponsibe carpenters position with the
st. Joseph Stock Yards CO.. and Is
getting along just fine.
Mrs. Henry Jones was visiting
with friends in Mound City, one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Durham
were here, one day last week, from
Mrs. X. II. Harvey. Mrs. Durham and
Mrs. Harvey are sisters.
--Pard Wilson was st. Joseph
passenger, last Saturday morning.
MIR. aud Mrs. +. J. Bridgmon were
st. Joseph visitors, last Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Ohio Hinkle says she has
presented that new hoe to Ohio, and
that he knows how to use Il better
than she does. A pretty good plan,
Mrs. Hinkle.
Ed Cunning came in last Satur-
day from Enterprise, Okla, for few
days visit with relatives and friends.
Eddie says they have been having
quite lot Of rain down there, and
farming has not started out vciyl
brisk this season.
y. q. Hinkle, the first Of the week |
made his good wife a present of an
electric motor for running her sewing
machine. Jake says this electric cur
rent Is sure mighty fine, and he be-
lieves In using It as much as possible
and save labor.
Fired Honeyman did US good
turn, one day last week, when he
hitched on TO his road drag and drag
ged the roads between his place andl
town. Besides dragging our main
streets two or three round trips, fill
ing up all Of the ruts and putting upl
the street in good shape, so the water
will drain off the first rain that comes
along.
Mrs. Otho Hinkle Is visiting with
ralatiyas IL, Walr,t vou,..