The Holt County sentinel., 1914-06-12
News From Craig.

cattle, Monday, to the ST. Joseph
market.
William Benner, OF Mound City,
was chatting with his Craig friends,
Tuesday.
Captain c. II. Graves, OF Mound
City, was visitor In Craig, one day
last week.
Mrs. W. L. Rife is entertaining
her aunt, Mrs. woodward, Of Ridge.
farm, Illinois, this week.
Mrs. Henry Z. Parrish returned
from Union Star, Monday, where she
had been the guest Of her parents and
former friends.
Prof. II. B. Tibbels left at noon,
Tuesday, for Columbia, to take up
post graduate studies In the Univer.
sity this summer.
Miss Maud Nauman, Of Mound
City, was the guest Of Miss Mollie
Guilliams, the latter part Of the week.
She returned home Saturday.
Henry Crews, the popular mai
clerk between Lincoln and Kansas
City, returned to his work. Tuesday,
after q few days visit with his father
Henry Bungenstock and family, Of
Carrollton, are spending the week at
the home Of Mrs. J. II. Price, his sis.
ter They came overland by motor
car.
Il. L. Warner is remodeling his
town property this week. II will be
quite an improvement to the place
and add to the appearance Of the
street.
The Misses Genevieve and Lucille
Means returned to their home, Satur.
day. These young ladies graduated
from the Miss West school, at st. 10.
seph. this spring.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church held social on the lawn and
IN the church. last saturday evening
and night. The affair was a success.
They Melted something like :2l.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. McCandlish
will leave this week for Grand June.
ton, Colo, TO remain the greater part
Of the hot weather at the home Of
their daughter, Mrs. Jesse Maltby.
Miss BESSIE Story returned home
Friday from Falls City, Neb., where
she was an invited guest at the we'd.
ding Of Miss Maud Yocum to Prof. l..
5. Wood, OF Mount Carmel, Illinois.
james McCown came home Satur.
day from San Francisco, where he las
been staying the past winter and
spring. Jim Is preparing his threshing
machine for q good long run In tie
wheat this summer.
George lleaton came home from
Culver, Ind, where lie has been q cadet
In the Culver Military school. George
will remain IN the bank during the
vacation and return 10 the military
institution this fall.
The Craig aggregation OF expert
the hands OF tie Lake Park bunch.
This gang OF ball sluggers were beaten
by our crew two weeks ago, so they
came back with revenge. The score
was to-
bert Lawrence returned from Bur.
lington Junction the first OF the week,
hItI lal M lat AL. IL Ian
water OF the Mineral Springs, near
there, for his rheumatism. Al the
present time he can see no good results
OF the treatment.
MIR. Fred Anibal left Thursday OF
last week for Salisbury, Mo-, to make
preparation for the coming winters
work In the school at that place. lie
will attend the commencement at
Fayette, and from there viii enter
the University Of Missouri, for post
graduate work this summer,
Last Sunday, the Presbyterian
and the Christian Sunday schools oh.
served Children Day at their respec.
tive churches. The song and speeches
were good at both places, and large
audience attended both exercises. The
Presbyterian was al the morning hour
and the Christian gave theirs at the
evening hour
Miss Lena Judy, contrary to the
report that She would attend summer
school at Maryyille, OF which institu-
ton she graduated last spring, left
Monday morning for Lincoln, Neb., TO
do post graduate work In the Univer'
sity Of Nebraska. Miss Judy has been
ratainad nc tearher nj the ID urinary