The Holt County sentinel., 1911-07-21
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 10.

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at Craig. August %. ~ and -.
Mrs. Anna Lewis and children. Of
Sadorus, Ills, are visiting here. the
guests Of her father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. ", {. Opel.
Mrs. Jennie Tollivcr. of Rock
Port, was here. Monday and Tuesday
Of this week. the guest Of her son.
Jack. employed in the Hatch barber
shop.
The annual State reunion Of the
Missouri Confederate Veterans viii be
held In Lexington. September ~. in.
stead Of Springfield, a. originally In.
tended.
Will Markt and little daughter,
Helen, were in 81. Joseph. last week,
to consult an oculist in regard to
Iielen's eyes, which have been trou.
bling her.
Mrs. Daisy Cole and children re-.
turned Tuesday Of this week, from a
months visit with her mother. Mary
A. Vogan, and husband, at ldalia
Col, and with other relatives AT
wray. Col.
County Clerk Ieller has received
a supply Of the premium lists Of the
State Fair, to I've held at Sedalia.
Sep;ember 30 to October u, inclusive.
Call and get one they are for free
dist ribution.
From the Craig Leader Of July H..
we learn that John Lock has Just I'm.
ished hauling his wheat to the ele.
vator there, the grain weighing out a
trifie Of a little more than 81 bush.
els Ia the acre.
Rev. J. :. Cunningham gave al
address on mission Work In Africa"
NJ the Hope Presbyterian church, 81.
Joseph, Mo, on the sth inst, and at
the First Presbyterian church, Of the
same city, on the 18th,
Harold Hoffman,. Of Seattle,
Wash. who has been here for several
months, called 10y the sickness of his
grandmoth her, Mrs. Theresa Spoerle.
left for Seattle, Tuesday evening Of
this week, where lac has a good posi-.
tion In Wholesale house. Ills mother
also resides there.
Charles &. Peret. Of Belgrade,
Neb. j. here visiting his father. SIS.
tiers and brothers. We are sorry to
state that he j. In very poor health.
from some affection Of the head like
catarrh. His family will join him In
a few days, We understand, and they
will then likely make this their
home. We hope To see Mr.. peret i'm
prove.
Rev. Cunningham and wife and Mrs.
Albert kunkel and children have
given the Murray peach farm, south
Of town, where they are spending
their summer vacation. They lind
the spring, creek, spreading walnut
trees, and healthful climate very at
tractiyc, and In pleasing cont rast
with either the warm temporal res
OF Southern Oklahoma, or the ener-
waiting climate of The equator,
A card received from &. u. Zook
and family and pr. G, +, Ilager and
wife, who are with them at Hayward
Wise, on a fishing trip, reads as fol.
lows Charlie lIager caught two
'Muskies,' each weighing II pounds.
lie is certainly pleased and so are all
of us, but II seems to me he should
act less like kid with his first pair
of long pants. We are all catching a
a good many pike, but the doctor
carries of the laurels on 'Muskies.
Awfully windy today-everyone wear
ing coats"
The services at the Park meet
ings, held In the court house Park,
Sunday evening last. by Elder Is. II.
Dawson, pastor Of the Christ ian
church, were largely attended, and
the services were attentively listened
to by the big crowd present, and the
best of order was maintained through.
out the interesting sermon. Splen-
did music, both vocal and instru.
mental, was a feature of the even
ing's program. Remember these SER
vices will be held every Sunday even:
ing, hereafter, at s:l5 p. m, until
September /, weather permitting.
All cordially invited,