The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-07-10
News From Craig.

Uncle William Lips spent Sun.
day with his daughter In st. Joseph.
&C. n. Willis, Of st. Joseph. was
looking after business affairs here,
Monday.
DIR. owen Hunter, OF Fairfax,
vas a professional caller, near Craig,
Monday.
Mrs. g. o. Berls Is at home from
long visit with her parents In Kin.
nison, Kan.
Mrs. A. II. Osborn departed Mon.
day for the bedside Of her sister At
Hiawatha, Kan.
Miss Maude Nauman, OF Mound
City, Is the guest this week Of Miss
Mollie Guilliams.
Miss Grace Hawley and . party
OF friends and relatives drove to Ia.
Dor, Iowa, In their Ford car, Tuesday.
Rev. J. I. Wood and family re-.
turned home, after . two weeks visit
with friends and relatives In St. 10.
seph and Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Die are In
Tabor, Iowa, this week, visiting With
Presley Hicks, the manager OF the
Faith Home In that city.
Miss Mary woodward, after .
pleasant SIX weeks visit at the home
Of her uncle, W. L. Rife, returned to
her home at Ridgefarm, ILL.,, last
Wednesday.
Some twelve school teachers, who
have been at the Normal a. Mary
willie, celebrated the Fourth with
their folks In Craig and the surround
Ing country.
Charles Dunn celebrated the
Fourth with his parents. Charles Is
getting on tine In his new posoition
With the Green Bay Lumber Co., At
Creston, Iowa.
The greatest rainfall for several
years fell Monday. The exact amount
Is In doubt, but many who are close
observers state that there was from
two to three Inches fell In the period
OF about ten minutes.
MIR Fred Seeman. OF Oakland,
Iowa, was q visitor with his many
friends In Craig, Monday. Mr.. See.
man was the manager OF the lumber
yards here number OF years ago and
at that time made many friends, VIM
we're glad 10 meet him again.
Howell Cation, OF Mound City,
was shaking hands with the boys,
Friday, as though he was candi.
date for some Office. Howell used to
be a candidate for constable In this
tow nship pretty regular when lac lived
here, 50 he knows how TO shake.
The bell on the City Hall, that
was the property OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, Will he removed
and placed In the belfry OF the NJ. T..
tSouthl church. The present bell on
the Methodist church has an eight.
inch crack In II, hence the transfer.
The partitions In the rooms over
the Cox drug store have been taken
out, and more convenient rooms ar.
ranged. There will be two double
suites OF office rooms. One will De
occupied by DIR. J. Z. Ottman and
the other suite Will be ased as an
office by Mr.. Cox.
Willie Balm. wife and two chill.
dren, OF Coifeyville, Kan, came In
MONDAY. They are guests OF Willie's
sister, Mrs. W A. Browning. Willie's
many friends and old schoolmates
will he glad TO see him. lie Is now
q prominent actor In the business
affairs Of his adopted city.
You ought to hear DR.. J. NJ. Ia.
Wis knock on the hotels. Oh, he can
Just "rattler off," II Is not that the
hotels are not first class, but Mrs,
Davis returned home from q three
weeks visit In Guthrie, Okla, and
the Doctor Is released from the life
Of q bachelor, which pleases him.
MIR. Abe Lawrence returned from
the Mineral Springs, near Burlington
Junction, Friday. He became very
III at once when lie arrived at the
springs, some three weeks ago, and
was barely strong enough TO reach
home. Ills health Is very poor and
his friends are becoming anxious con.
corning him.
David Carslile and willard Stock,
well returned from the Alberta coun
try and the Northwest, Thursday
They went TO those regions, looking
for Q better country than Holt county
They returned with Q strong home
sick feeling for old Holt. Their 70
port Is very nattering to Holt county
and II Is probable that the boys vii
not 20 roaming again soon. They
left John McGinnis In the Cansdi
country, but say that he Is even
sicker than they are. Well, We are
looking for Johns return, and vii
| SgolrOt,,o tho nyoNlual hopa "a lth ia.