The Holt County sentinel., 1921-06-03
BIGELOW news

-Cl'vc Smoky Overlap and Larry
Chunng drove down 10 Forest City,
last Sunday, and were accompanied by
| G. $. Mckee, who has just returned
from California. Clyde only tips the
scale, at lol pounds. which l. a pretty
I good indication that California agrees
with him.
The Farmor' Elevator company
received car cf good hard coal, the
first of the week. This L. the best
car Of hard coal that has been received
: here in the past three years.
Mrs. J. T. Dodson was on the sick
list several days last week.
Don't forget that there will he
church services at the Methodist
, church, neNt Sunday, morning and eve
ming, by Rev. Bourquin, Of Cameron.
and everybody l. invited 70 attend.
C. y. Mcndenhal was down from
, Council Bluffs, Iowa, several days, the
first Of the week. visiting with his
brother, John Mendcnhall.
Miss Elizabeth Mccormick was
shopping In st. Joseph, one day, the
first Of the week.
Ray Kelly was over from Mound
City last week and repaired and paint
cd the out side stairway on the W. o.
| ". building.
Mrs. +. II. Grcshma and daugh-
tcrs, Misses Nonavee and Vera, were
last Sunday guests Of Mrs. II. +.
Schoonover.
-Forty.four scholars attended the
Christian Sunday school last Sunday.
aud the collection amounted TO $l.6l.
MIR. and Mrs. I. J. Bridgmon vis-
tied Last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Fikc in Mound City.
The hall game on Big Lake last
Sunday afternoon, between Falls City,
Neb.. and Craig, was one-sided from
the beginning to the end Of the game.
The score was - to | In favor OF
Craig.
Miss Sallir Rock was over from
! Mound City. last Sunday, visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Poynter.
| Mrs. NJ. c. Poynter, who has been
visiting her son, George and family,
for several days. returned TO her home
/ in st. Joseph, last Saturday.
George Walker and mother, Mrs.
Mary Walker, from north OF Mound
City, were visiting with Mrs. W. II.
Preston last Sunday.
-Orville (HD Jackson met with
what might have been pretty serious
accident, one day last week, when a
big Missouri mule kicked him in the
side. Fortunately, he was too close
/ 10 the mule to get the full force Of the
blow, and he got off with bruised
side and will be all right within few
days rest.
Mrs. Hattie Keaster was visiting
with friends In Craig, last Saturday
afternoon.
John Bridgmon came one day the
/ latter mart of last week from Dwyer,
| Wyo,, for a few weeks visit with rela-
tves and old-time friends and to have
his eyes treated. Within the last few
weeks, Mr.. Bridgmon has been having
trouble with his eyes, He says all OF
the former Bigelow people out there
are getting along nicely and doing
well, aud crop prospects are good.
Mrs. George Wilson and Miss
Georgia Kimsey were shopping in
Mound City, last Saturday,
Henry BorcherS was over from
Mound CITY, last Sunday, visiting with
relatives, and renewing old acqualnt-
ances.
Mrs. Lucy McKown returned the
latter mart Of last week from McClave'
Colo. whore she had been visiting with
relatives and friends.
w. L. Catron and son received n
car load of flour from Humboldt, Neb,
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Accord were
visiting with Mr., and Mrs. Ferry
Accord, in Mound City, last Sunday:
Miss Wilda Gresham, who gradu-
ates from Hardin College Mt Mexico,
Mo, in June, has accepted the position
of assistant principal of the New
Point schools Miss Wilda Is one OF
our best girls and has host OF friends
here, who are glad to see her get the
position, because they know she VIII
make good.
r. w. Graham finished painting
the w. l.. Catron house, the latter part
, of last week. w, l.. was the assistant
on the Job, and Brother Dick says Mig
would be all right If he could keep his
feet out of the paint buckets. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coughlin left
last Friday morning in their car for a
trip to Kansas City and Topeka, for 9
visit Of several days with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. r. Kern and Miss Blevins, Of
I Hiawatha, Kansas, who were enroute
TO Tabor, Iowa, to attend the Home
! and Foreign Missionary convention
stopped off here and visited with Mr.
and Mrs. o. W. Adams, and were ac'
, companied to Tabor by Brother Al
ans, Thursday Of last week. During
, Brother Adams absence, Mrs. Hattie
\ - N. = A. a ,-.ot1 rn,,ta