The Holt County sentinel., 1894-02-09
Corning.

Corning. /
Ira Graham was in Elmo, this Ueek. /
--Jadge Wise vas in town last Sa-ur-
day.
VIM. Adams will farm the coming
season.
Our merchants we're very busy last
Saturday.
S. J. Schultz got his license renewed
last Monday.
Master Chas. Rife is on the sick
list, this week.
Lon Kirkland is working in the ho.
tel at Fairfax.
-Frof. Place. left last Monday for
parts unknown,
Henry Vonderschuaidt was in our
city last Tuesday.
Verify Corning is rapidly becoming
scrapping town.
WIN. Christen, Of Fairfax, WAS in our
town last Monday.
Prof. Reno's dog show was success
and well attended.
Miss Emma Speer, spent Saturday
and Sunday in Craig.
The Redmon boys were up last Sat
urday posting sale bills.
Several farmers from Nishna were
trading here, Saturday.
The Rev. Profit held services iu Nish-
ma les; Sunday afternoon.
A. J. Ritter was IN Falls City, Nebr.,
the fore part Of this week
David Ber.ram child has been quite
sick, but is nov convaIescing.
There will be a Masquerade BALI
at the opera house on the Nth.
Henry Naber has purchased the DR..
Jno. Anderson farm south OF town.
Unless we sre misinforAed our coin
munity will soon be surprised by we'd
ding.
Mrs Emmett Walters was visiting the
family of +. W. Walter the forepart Of
the week.
We understand S. ]. Schultz will
build a residence on his lots opposite S.
| Reynolds.
Geo. Voltmer, OF the ''.ower" bot
toms, wac visiting relatives here last
Saturday..
Charley bankers coan escaped last
week. A liberal reward will be paid To-
its return.
Rev. Wm. Stokas of Craig, was dis
tributlng some nice books in our town
last Monday.
| Several Of the parties interested in
the "Ditch" were attending court a
Oregon last Tuesday.
| Several Of Craig's champion skaters
were up last Sunday interesting Cur boy
iu game Of skinny"
"A party Of young folks gathered a
the home of j. j. lotteries last Sunda.
and spent q very pleasant afternoon.
/ H. j. bankers, Augustus Henstori
S. j. Schultz aud Dr.. W. Ii. G.. Sterret
we're IN Oregon attending county court
Monday.
A number OF young people assem-
bIed at the home OF Joseph Massock las
Sunday evening, and passed a very pleas
apt evening.
Mrs. f. p. Thomas and Mrs. Jas
Goiens were shopping in Craig Saturt!s;
and attended the services being held b.
the Rsy. Joe Jones.
An alteration took place betweel
,hre. x.aa!.a.en Of our city anu a farme
.i.iGs uo-ths.st Of town, in which tn
:: alter ccmC out second best.
-Cac @: The Pleasant remembrance
oi the social season t. be remembered
Mas tie social gwen by A. o. Danker'
.,;:,. VIC .: ille home of Mr.. A. j. Berr,
last Wednesday evening.
: Will J. Swan contempIates succeed
is La G..i:am in the livery business
With an entirely new stock. We hop
. th,s enterprise will succeed as it will b
. . Il great b.n,ii, To our city.
Tony S;hmutle has severed his con
uec;;on with F. W. Walters. havin.
bous:i, q nall interest in the poultr.
5us,nrss uf Del Gregory. The capaci.
Of t..en incubators being l0O, enable
them to hatch 1900 chicks yearly. W
w,sh the boys much success success Il
| their aew Business.
-Rsepurt OF Coming public school, fn
month ending Feb. Ind, 1894: Whole Nc
nt days attendance. 1890; average No. Q
days Per pupil, ls-5; average No. Of puI
lis per day, ~; whole No. enrolled. IS
No. of days taught for month, ~. VisI
tors. and especially patrons of the schoo
always welcome.
J.L. G. PEARSON, Teacher.
II TARRAST.
john Re,1,president Of the Wester
l.