The Holt County sentinel., 1921-08-26
Personal and Otherwise.

Route Two out Of Oregon, met with an
automobile accident, Tuesday morning
of this week, about 10 o'clock, in New
Point, as he was going into town, and
a travelling man was coming out, they
ran head on together. Links little son.
Edgar, was with him, received a
few cuts and scratches, but Link only
had a thumb sprained. The car was
badly jammed--damages about $1,000.
The travelling mans car was badly
wrecked, damage about 500, but lie
was not injured. II Is indeed fortunate
that no one was seriously injured, and
almost miracle that they were not.
Louis and Robert Noellsch. accom-
panied By their families, are now in
1.-THE Ozaiks, after attending the state
fair, and are having a fine outing.
They are travelling by auto.
--Lost-A Red Shoat, weighing
about so pounds. Finder please roti-
ify, WALTER BELL,
Oregon, Mo.
Miss Edith Christie, after a two
months visit with her grandmother,
Mrs. Bette Bunker, returned last week
to her home In Hannibal, this state,
and will soon leave for Clearwater,
Florida, where she will teach IN the
public schools Of that city.
james Colhour had his right foot
severely crushed and bruised BY a
motor falling upon il, Saturday, Aug.
20.
Gale james, Of Kansas City, Is Wis
ting here, the guest Of his chum, Erie
Pierce.
j. S. Henninger and wife are Wis
ting in Green City, this state, the
guests Of his sister. They went by
auto.
Miss Agnes Green. of Leaven-
worth, Kansas, is the guest Of Miss
Buella Huiatt.
Mrs. Mont Austin, Of ST. Joseph,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. 4. G. Ruley,
and other relatives.
Mrs. Carrie Bolton and sons. Har-
vey and Robert, left Tuesday for their
home in Frankfort, Kansas, after a
two weeks visit with her mother, Mrs.
Minnie Eiler, brother, John, and aunt,
Miss Gusta Uppcman. Mrs. Bolton
graduated from our high school, class
Of 1896.
DIR. and Mrs. W. c. Proud and
family. Master O'Neil. Miss Genevievc,
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Clifford. visited
over sunday with Mrs. Rebecca Proud
and Mrs. Hannah Irwin, also Mr.. and
Mr.. T.. o. Phillips. DR.. and Mrs. Gif-
'ord will leave in few days FOR Dali
las, Texas. where DR.. Clifford will in
struct IL. the Dental Department Of
Baylor University, the coming year.
M. II. Martin and son. Bennett,
were in Lincoln, Neb., for dag or two,
this week, on business.
b. G.. Pierce, II. u. s., returned |
Monday night Of this week from Kan |
sas City, where he had been on busi- !
ness for q few days.
The s20.0O0.00 Prize Winning
Woman's Sable Fur Coat, direct from |
Chicago Pagaent Of Progress, Is be-
ing exhibited by Block Brothers, ST. |
Joseph this week, a. a special feature
Of their annual Fur Sale Of Fur Goats
and Fur Trimmed Goats, that offer 20
per cent discount from regular prices.
The exhibit Of this Worlds Fines.
Sable Coat, and other features Of this
sale, Is worth going miles to'see.
Elder u. II. Dawson, pastor Of
the Christian church at Humboldt,
Neb., was visiting relatives and friends
in Oregon, for a few days, his week,
and looking after business interests.
Misses Helen and Elizabeth Kun
KEEL, after few days visit with rela-
tives in 81. Joseph, have returned
home.
Mrs. Carrie SteinmetZ, Of st. Jo-
seph, who has been visiting here for a
couple Of weeks, the guest Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Tom Curry, returned TO her
home, Monday of this week.
Miss Mary Moore Is at home for
q few weeks rest and to visit her
mother, Irs. Emma Moore, and other
and friends, from Buffalo, n.
Y, where she has a music studio.
Perry Kee was a business visitor
TO 81. j. seph. Monday OF this week.
Evangelist Walton began q series
81, which will be continued indefinitely
The public is cordially invited. !;
Harold l.. Allen, wife and child, Of
Columbia, Mo-, drove up In their car,
and are the guests of his parents, FL
mer Allen and wife, OF the Highland
district. He Is taking vocational train
ing in the university, which is provided
by the government, as he is an ex-
service man and was seriously gassed
in the great world war in France.
Robert Hatch has made some
splendid improvements in his barber
shop-water put in, repapered and re-
painted, and he has also put in fine
bath tub, something needed, and now
he is ready at all times to give you a
good bath, hot or cold.
We were indeed more than glad
to receive a visit from our old friend,
and a sure good one, in the person of
Mrs. W. f. Everhart, Of Corpus Chris
ii, Texas, Friday of last week,
who is here on visit with her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Elvis Meadows, of near
Mound City; Mrs. Bert Rozell and
Mrs. Howden, Of Maitland; her broth
err, Shed Schooler, also OF Maitland,
and we DO not know how many more
and friends. Elvis Meadows,
wife, son, Russell, and a little niece,