The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1921-08-19
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tied few days, last week, with his
uncle, S. NJ. Howard and family.
Mrs. Kaiser visited few days last
week with Mrs. Kate Bunker, Of
Mound City.
Ethel Stuart visited last week
with her cousin. Marie Haglock. in
Mound City, and attended the chsu-
taupIa.
Those from here who attended the
| fair az Sedala we're: ]. c. Hink'e, Mr..
and Mr.. Bryan Hinkle, Hester Bunk
e.. Edna Williams. Beulah Bunker, Ira
Ak'fe and children, Willie and Ermel.
Alta Watts, Leo, Clifford and Leola
Henry. All report a good time and
wonderful sightseeing trip. Misses
Alta Watts and Hester Bunker, two
Of our Fortescue school girls, baked in
the California fruit grower club. The
girl, did good work and deserved great
credit for il.
The work is progressing very rap
Idly on the new lumber yard.
Mrs. Lon Turner and Miss Ida
and Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Motley spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Not
ley. Mrs. Turner and Miss Bridgmon
left on the afternoon train from here
for their home. They have been here
the past two weeks visiting relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Jim Mullens and
children, from Salem, Neb., visited
several days last week with his uncle,
Ell Boyd and wife.
Mrs. Morton Bruning, from Lin
coin, Neb.. visited several days last
week with Miss Alpha Hinkle. Mrs.
Bruning and Miss Alpha were old
schoo-mates.
There were 90 in attendance at
the Fotescue Methodist Sunday
school. and the collection was 1892.
The Sunday school voted the collection
fol last Sunday anil next Sunday 90 be
used 20 buy new song books, a. every
body knows we need the books. SO
don't forget 20 shake your pockets
gD-i for next Sunday.
MIR. Bert stuart and two children
spent sunday with Mr.. and Mr.. VI.
W. Huffman.
SIR. and Mr.. j. l.. Cox entertain
,d 90 .uprer Friday evening Mrs. J.
=. Slater and Rev. and Mrs. j. W.
! llUH'r'on.
Glen I'm g. suffering a great deal
Iof pain from several big bois.
Mr.. Fred Binder and children will
J move 10 town. IN order that the chill
ld.or may attend our schools. Fred
Twill remain on the fam 20 keep the
wheels rolling.
Two steamboat went M the river
la, week. Oue was the Culberson,
Woods Broihers' steamboat, and the
other wa. the "Mondan," owned by
the government. which j. pullinr snags
along the shore, trying to hold the
current near the center Of the river.
Ike Addison and son, with ther
engine and road ~"adcr, graded the
streets in town, last week, which mas
been needed for some time, which put
them In first-class condition.
y. r.. Slactr was ST. Joseph Wis
itor, Friday.
/ The Ladies Home Missionary Ia
dies made a drive 20 collect money 90
supply the kitchen in the new church.
They asked each person 20 give an Oh
hen or IL. equivalent, and they took
in about Si3s. The ladies wish 20
thank each one who donated, and also
for the kindness shown them.
Mrs. Chas. Stout, from sheridan
Mo-, and son, Claud Stout, OF Fillmore,
Mo-, visited Sunday with her uncle,
Angelo Wake and wife.
Mrs. Chas. Williams and Mrs
Bert Stuart spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Sallie orwick.
| Glen Howerton spent sunday WIN
Byron Hinkle, Jr.
Dave Cotton, from Robinson, Kan
sas, is here, visiting his brother, T.
Cotton and family, and to be with his
brother. Frank Cotton, who Is very
sick with complication OF diseases.
Arthur Stuart returned home from
st. Louis, Sunday, where he has been
the past three weeks with his mother,
who is very sick. Mr.. Stuart reports
his mother as being in a very serious
condition.
Mrs. Harry Hayzlett and daugh-
ter, from Randles, Neb., are here, WIS.,
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An