The Holt County sentinel., 1921-03-18
BIGELOW NEWS
DOTS AMI DAsHEs, BY RUBE.


tended W. O. W. lodge here, last Sat
urday evening.
during their stay in Maryville. The
team is made up Of Melvin Palmer,
Minard Osborne, Perry Davis, Wilson
jackson, Raymond Henning, and subs,
Lamont Osborne and Chas. Hunt. The
teams drew for places Friday morn
ing, and our team played Stanbeiry
the first game after noon Friday. This
game was poorly played by both teams
and the final score was-Bigelow, Il;
Stanberry, 10. The next game was
played Saturday morning with Rosen-
dale. This was clean, fast game
from start to finish. Both teams
showed expert guarding, and the first
half ended with score OF 10 l.,
not field goal being made. The sec
ond half was still faster than the first
half, but both teams began to hit the
basket. The Yellow Jackets showed a
great deal better teamwork and floor
work, and the score was close all the
way through. Although Bigelow play
ed better basket ball than their oppon-
ents, Rosendale was luckier in caging
baskets, and the final score was-Ros-
endalc, 10; Bigelow, 1. Those who
attended from here were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Walker, Mrs. 7. J. Bridg-
mon, Willis Preston, Frank jackson,
Willie Davis, Cleve Overlay, Glen VIII
son, Prof. Rcdmon, Larry Chuning,
Joe Poyntcr, Ted Walker, Oscar Pres
ton, Misses Lowery, Nelson, Mckee,
Dittmar. Costello, Mccormick, Mar
garct Mckee, Lucille Wilson and Dor
othy BIidgmon. Visitors and the team
are loud in their praise Of the fine
treatment they received at the hands
Of the Maryville people, and this
means that they will attend the next
annual tournament.
w. l.. CatrUn Is having room,
the width Of his house, built onto his
residence, In the lower part Of town.
Newt Mullis and Ernest Randall are
doing the carpenter work.
MIR. and Mrs. II. l.. Henry and
Mrs. Mollic Whipplc were Mound City
visitors, last Saturday.
Last Saturday, March II. was Ant
Glaham's 3it birthday, and his good
wife laid her plans carefully and gave
the young man the biggest surprise
81 his life. No clue Of the surprise
was suspicioned until Art was called
from the house on u trumped up
charge. Of pumping up tire, when
abort a. Of his friends and ncighbors
met him ut the front gate. Light re-
froshments were served, and at n lat"
hour. after spending very pleasant
evening, the guests departed for their
respective homes. wishing AT many
more happy birthdays. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred st. John and
son, Dale, Mr.. and Mrs. u. q. Adkin-
son, Mrs. r.. a. Grow. of Mound City.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Henry, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Dodson and daughters,
Misses Eugene and Mildred, Mr.. and
MIRA VI. /. Batson and children, Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. Waggoncr, Mr.. and
Mrs. viii Twyman, Rev. and Mrs.
llowerton, MIR. and Mrs. I'D Graham
and baby, Mr.. and Mrs. Orcn Hayes
and son, Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hinkle and
two children, MIR. aud Mrs. ID. +. VIII
son and daughter, Ethel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Petty and children, and the hostess.
Unknown patty or parties broke
the glass in the front door of Catron's
store. some time Wednesday night,
March ., reached in aud unlocked the
front door, and helned themselves to
liberal supply Of cigarettes, candy,
cheese and crackers ana possibly few
pairs of ovcralls. A very small amount
Of change in the money drawer was
taken.
Tom Bridgmon left last Sunday
morning for jefferson City and Full
ton, No., and he may attend the St.
Louis w. y. w. convention, on his way
back home.
---Cleve tSmokN 0verlay, George
Preston and Sporty bill I.undy secured
u fine string Of fish on Big Lake, last
Saturday evening.
MR.. and Mrs. J. W. Gresham, of
Mound City, and Mrs. NJ. Il. Melton
were last Sunday guests OF MIR. and
Mrs. Earl Gresham.
Charley Catron was up from st.
Joseph. last Sunday, visiting with rel
ativcs and friends.
w. +. Balm was here several days
the first. OF the week, from Council
Bluffs, Iowa, visiting with Mrs. Balm.
DIR. Lash. government veterinar-
ian, who is stationed at Maryvillc,
Mo-, finished the final test for tuber-
culosis on the 80 head Of pure bred
Hereford cattle, owned by Guy Jones,
one day, the latter part Of last week.
OF the two annual tests made, not a
single reactor was found. which adj
mits this herd to the Federal Accred-
tied list. Cattle from this herd can
now be shipped any place in the Unit
al Sfutaa usttbnpt fn,thar tout
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dodson took
their little daughter, Lois Winfield, To
st. Joseph, last Monday morning for
treatment by specialist for throat
trouble. The little Miss has been trou-
bled for some time and their many
friends trust they will be successful
with services of u specialist along this
line.
Mrs. +. +. Hogan, of Mound City,
was visiting her sister, Mrs. r. w.