The Holt County sentinel., 1921-09-30
BIGELOW news
DOTS AND DASHES, BY RUBE.

v. A. Solleder was visiting with
relatives and friends in Thurman
Iowa, last Sunday.
Jim Smith and Mr. Kimmell last
week built new brick flue at the
Cottonwood school house. This Is an
improvement that has been needed for
some time, and will be very much APP
preciated by both the teacher and pu-
pills.
Robert Asher came down from
Omaha. last Saturday evening, and Wis
tied until Sunday morning with his
mother, Mrs. W. b. Asher.
Mrs. Jesse Duncan was shopping
in St. Joseph, one day last week.
Wonder what Fred Keeney, our
genial assistant cashier, has up his
sleeve? What's in the wind, Fred?
Mrs. Henry Borchers was over
one day last week from Mound City
East Bigelow), visiting with relatives
and friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Walker and
daughters, Misses Edith and Erma,.
were st. Joseph visitors, last Saturday.
Henry Dougherty was a business
visitor in Craig, one day the latter part
, Of last week.
/ MIR. and Mrs. V. a. Solleder left
the first Of the week for Los Angeles
Calf, where they will visit with Mr..
Solleder's brother, Carl and wife. They
20 through via Denver, ID. & X. c.,
Salt Lake and the Southern Pacific
lines and will return the same route.
Besides visiting in Los Angeles, they
will also visit other points OF interest
IN that vicinity. Their route takes
them through San Francisco, and they
WILL no doubt, enjoy the fine scenery
along the route thoroughly.
Guy Jones was a business visitor
in 81. Joseph, last Saturday. Had II
not been for the fact that he returned
home on the afternoon train, we would
sure have accused him Of going down
to take In the circus.
j. +. lden was transacting busi-
ness In Omaha, one day last week.
Jay Burke was here, several days
last week, from Kansas City, visiting
with John Coughlin.
One of our prominent attorneys
one day last week, picked up a five
dollar bill on the floor Of our union
depot, and Immediately made the fact
known, and even went so far as to
make inquiry In an effort to locate
the owner. We just mention this In
passing, because 50 many people give
our attorneys the worst of II, and to
show that this class Of people are hon
est. Brother l.. A. Hunt had lost the
bill, and, Of course, appreciated the
honesty Of the finder and to have the
bill restored TO him. Thank you. Bill.
October first (get Il, one) Is the
limit, John.
". A. Solleder was In st. Joseph,
last Saturday, taking in the circus.
Bob Gardner and family drove
down from Fairfax, last Sunday morn
ling, and spent the day visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Smith, west OF
town.
Recently Fortescue correspondent,
expressed great deal Of pride In the
fact that they had in that vicinity
! family Of four generations, and we
agree with them that Il is quite au
! honor. However, this Is a common oc-
: currence in this vicinity; in fact, SO
: common, that we had not thought OF
the matter until we saw the item In
; the Fortescue department. Here are
Just few. i. Bridgmon, daughter
Mrs. Will Schatz and her daughter,
Katherine and two children. Aunt
Matt Hinkle, son, j. c. (Butch) Hinkle,
his son, Otho and daughter, Miss Julia
. Frances. Mrs. NJ. b. Melton. son,
: James Couts, daughter, Mrs. Goldie
Perry and her daughter. Aunt Ann
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