The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-25
News From Craig.

seph, came up saturday night 20 Visit
viii. tie family OF David BVsi~ick.
Miss Francis Aniba, Joined the
senior class at Howard Payne college,
Fayette, Monday, Size i.lt Craig sun
day noon.
"A large delegation Of ODD Pei
lows and friends attended the funeral
Of Col II. r. Craftsman a. New LiDer.
", last Friday.
Il. Il. Smith aud daughter, Polly,
we're the guests Of home folks u part
Of last week. Miss Pony will he a
student at the Maryyi,ie Normal this
winter.
v ,,. 'cuior Tibbels was a business
y,,,,o, n; Craig r,'da! and ineidsm
ally he sptut few hours with his
neS- nephew at the home oi eUf 40.
fessor yibb,ls.
james Steele Is nov student a,
Central college. ,. \e''e' Ills WORK
In tie Craig High sy,N VI gave MN en-
trance to tile freshmSa year III 'he
great institution.
Rev. q. T.. Lockart, the "a pas
tor Of the Methodist church, Is ho"
at home IN the parsonage anu VIII
preach next sunday for tie congfesz'
tion here. IIeaas with the people "
Tarkio Chapel last Sunday.
Captain Ray, OF the Philippine |
army, Is at tie home Of lis iather.in.
Law, l.. J. McCpnn. The captain has
been retired from the regular army
on full pay. lie viii locate In Cali.
fornia to spend the well.earned vaca.
tion Of his life.
William h. Graves aud son, Jack
were visitors with Craig folks last
week. ". H. las tie distinction OF |
being the highest class painter and
decorator IN the city Of ST. Joseph.
The finest homes In tie city are
adorned with his handi~ ORR.
5. T. Judy La, purchased Of J. Il
krusor the twenty-five foot lot that |
was made desolate by lire a few weeks
ago. lie Is nov preparing to build
II l. likely that &. ". Anibal n Co.
and Mrs. Randall viii buildWiil him. |
This will close the gap entirely made
by the tire
Word La, been passed down tie
line that the keliCggs" are coming
back TO Craig to live. We knew IL.
mo one ever drank from Big Tarkio
and failed to return to It's banks.
Well, We do not know Of better citi.
zens or Of family tina, has been
more interested In the best welfare OF
Craig than Mr.. and Mrs. T.. J. kel.
logg. We Will be glad to welcome
them back TO the fold.
Mrs. George Downey, Of Montana,
Is at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ". a. Parrish. She has
been IN the far West for some six or
seven years and can sing tie praises
OF Montana TO a queens taste. hut
There Il nothing like good old Mis-.
souri," However sweetly they may
sing, there is sad note about u all
that reminds one that "Uld Missouri"
Is the Joy and comfort OF the singers
heart,
There Is not an empty house In
Craig. Twice In tie history OF the
town this situation OF congested liz.
Ing has occurred and each time the
ministers have been the ones TO sui.
fer. Last year, Rev. baker, OF the
Christian church, was obliged to re-
sign the pastorate Of the church In
Craig because OF not being able to
secure home, and just last week
Rev. u. W. Conner, OF the same de.
nominal ion, was obliged to move to
ST, Joseph In order TO lind house to
live In. II would pay big dividends,
II some one who was able would build
q few neat houses for rent, and Il
would be doing the town one favor
that would equal many other philan.
thropic deeds done by others In other
towns. Craig needs some men who
can do II good along this very line,
Coon ENsuam.