The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-11-06
News From Craig.

Judge DAVID forteI. OF Mouhu
City, was q business visitor IN our
city, last Thursday.
james Gomel, Of Garden City,
Kan. arrived In town, "Wednesday.
This is Jim's first visit home for four
years. lie says that even In that
time things change considerable. lie
came in to see his aged parents, J. L.
Gomel and wife.
Misses Ben johnson, Lena Judy,
Messrs. James Huston and Bryan
Nauman we're the guests OF Miss
Grace kennish, Of the Liberty neigh.
borhood. last Tuesday evening. Miss
Kennish had invited In q large mum.
Der OF the neighbor girls and boys,
and a great time Was had until a late
hour.
Our old friend. and one OF the
boys Of early times. James Spencer,
Of Kansas City, was a visitor With
his friends and old schoolmates. the
greater part OF last week. Jim's
white hair Is indicative Of the rapid.
ity Of the passing time. II does not
seem long since lac vas boy among
us lie had a good time all week and
uctantly departed for his home,
Sunday.
j. -. Sellers moved Tuesday into
the property, vacated by the Law.
rence's. Tie Lawrence's have broken
up housekeeping, and are arranging
to scatter TO the difrerents parts Of
the country. Lee will remain with
the folks Of Craig indefinitely. Miss
Mae IL bound for Colorado In a few
days. and Elber., after u month or 30
visiting with home folks and friends
elsew here. will proceed to California
to make his home. Ebert left Tues.
day for Clarinda to visit with rel
atiyes a, that place the remainder OF
this week.
Tuesday morning. while playing
basket ball on the school yard court,
John stokes, the oldest son " our e.
teemed citizen, Judge James II
Stokes. accidently fell beneath the
crowd and broke his collar bone. The
accident II very unfortunate for John
and the school. a. the boys are jus,
5, ar,ing In athletics and some feaI
that many Of the patrons Of the
school will oppose the athletics lie
cause OF the accident. II might have
happened ~ easily while he VA
scui,ling on his way to school as Will,
practi Icing the science OF the game
Nothing would have been said II
that case.
| Monday night was booked rs |
big night for the Library Associa
; tion IN Craie. and Il Vas. Through
) the efforts Of the president OF the a.
ISOLATION, Mr.. Ebert Lawrence,
number OF talented people, who ar
the friends Of libraries everywhere
were induced TO spare their valuabl
time TO come TO Craig and help boos
for the local association. The pre-
lkTaU WSS Hl'a'' W. V'JoyS" W.
. readings OF Miss Martha Brown, III
talented daughter Of our old frienc
Dr. Duncan Brown, OF 81. JOSEPH
Miss Brown l. one Of the childre
workers In the Carnegie Library. q
South 81. Joseph The address G
Librarian, Chas, Rush, OF 81. JOSEPH
on MARK Twain and His Books,
was worth considerable sacrifice I
hear, and Rabbi Louis bernstein, q
}. the Jewish temple In 81. Joseph,
an orator Of profound thought, an
his speech was bristling with vii
humor and pathos, that stirred one
, deepest soul, The Rabbi dwelled O
the horrors Of the European war I
! Its aspect toward Christian ciyilil.
ton. Those Who missed the cnte
tainment Monday night, not on
- missed an opportunity TO aidawortl
cause, but missed a rare literar
treat Of an extraordinary characte
GooD.ENouur