The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-04-10
News From CRAIG.

in st. Joseph Monday Of this week,
buying good goods for their store.
Mrs. w. II. Hamburger, the wife
OF our new Democratic postmaster,
was In st. Joseph the greater part Of
last week shopping and calling on her
St. Joseph friends.
Don Stokes has accepted a posi-.
ton with the Cobb shoe stores, OF st.
Joseph. and entered on his new du.
ties Monday OF this week. Don's
many friends will he pleased to learn
Of hts advancement.
Dick Taylor Is reported seriously
III and Is under the watchful care OF Q
physician. We are unable to learn
Just the nature Of his sickness, but
his many friends are very solicitous
for his speedy recovery.
Rev. +. =. Brewster was a passen.
ger to st. Joseph Monday morning on
the "Peep-a.boo," and on his return
that evening he stopped over al Ma
pier TO conduct divine services for the
people OF that place and vicinity.
Mrs. +. Il. Burns and son Joyce
returned from Kansas City Monday,
where they have been visiting Mr..
Burns, who Is a student In the college
for embalming In that city. Mrs.
Burns reports nice visit among the
playhouses, stores and with her hub
by. =.
Ray Carter, wi 10 u as been engaged
In the implement business IN our city,
has disposed OF his business, having
sold the same at auction, and has re,
turned TO his former home IN Mound
IIy. MI. Lar.et, Wiii,e neIe maui
may ,l'enus, VIII VII we SUIT! W
N"oM 'e u WIN US "o 'onse''
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Allen, OF kan.
sas City, are guests OF MI. Aliens
parents, j. X. Allen and wife: Don
isa very promising student In the
college for embalming, OF kansas CITY.
lie will probably locate In Craig after
graduation, ~ the business OF under
tARer ana emoa'iner' exclusively
Lee Lawrence was VISITOR out
OF town over Sunday. Lees move.
ments here OF late are very mysteri'
Gus and smacks OF something Ike an
affair OF the heart. Well, Lee has al.
tanned that age OF maturity that
something OF that sort Is usually
looked Tor IN young man OF his tenn
permanent.
William sharp las purchased the
pool hall OF Ernest Randall and VIII
take possession April IL. Mr.. sharp,
no doubt, vii maintain the high
standard that Mr.. Randall has set Tor
such businesses In Craig. We are un.
able to earn Just what Mr.. Randall
will do In the future, but presume lie
Will remain citizen OF the city Al
least.
The appointment Of w. II. Ham.
baugh, editor OF the Leader, has met
wtsh almost unanimous approval by
the people OF our city and vicinity.
Mr.. Hamburger VIII make an excel.
lent post master, and Will his charac.
teristic vim and progressive Ideas VIII
add TO the reputation OF our city
abroad. lie donned the robes OF OF.
flee April ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas McCand,ish
returned Thursday, the I'd, from Ex
celsior Springs, where they have been
tie last three weeks, trying to regain
their health. Mr.. MACK" " much
improved but Mrs. McCandlish does
not testify TO the healing waters OF
this famous resort Her health, "
any change, Is not so good as when
she lett CRAZY.
Mrs. Frank l.. Maxwell, Of Chill.
Gothic. arrived SATURDAY.. accom- panied
by her aged mother, Mrs. Butler, 10
visit with her sister, Mrs. J. W. Horn.
She will return 10 her home Thurs.
day, leaving her mother here for
aw lille. Mrs. Butler expects Ia ~.
main " III her children In Craig until
about the middle Of May, when she
vii 20 to the home OF her son George
In Minnesota.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. A. Pickett of
Ottowa, Kas., r. turned o their home,
Monday of last week. Mrs. Purkett,
YOU viii remember better as Nellie
Pierce. is a niece Of Il. A. Eckards.
and has made her home with her IN.
Gle from her infancy until her mar.
riage. Rev. Puckeit VAS for a time
pastor OF the Sharp's Grove baptist
church. Roth Inc and Mrs. Pickett