The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-17

pretended.
II. II. Davis, the father Of our e..
teemed doctor, J. N Davis, after
spending q few weeks IN Craig. depart
ed Thursday for Marysville, Rams,
where lie will make an indefinite
visit with . daughter there, and will
proceed some time before or during
the Christmas season for his home al
Drexell, Kans.
The Social Hour Club" held its
regular meeting last Wednesday eve.
ming. In the dance hail, on Third
street a good time was repo ted
Tie ladies OF the Library Association
served sandwiches and coffee to the
members of the club al 80 much
per-" which Melted tile fund for new
books a neat sum.
The spirited span Of horses, own.
ed by Ernest Mitchell, after bein.
hitched to the carriage at the Mrs.
Emma Thompson home, Saturday
afternoon, became frightened and
made q dash for liberty Luckily, no
one WAS In the carriage, which Was up
set and broken badly. We learn that
the team vas unburt.
r.. & Hall went TO St. Joseph,
Sunday, to visit Mrs. hall, who 70.
ceived surgical treat ment at the SIS.
tiers hospital several days ago. Mrs
Hall WAS able to return home With
him Monday. She Is recovering nicely
and her many friends rejoice with
her In the happy ending Of what VAS
believed a serious ailment,
i. G. Lowe. Of Detroit, Michigan,
arrived At our station, Saturday and
was met by ban Ramsey, . cousin.
These men were school chums ~ years
ago and have never seen each other
since until last Saturday, Mr. Lowe
will remain In tie neignborhood. In
which Mr. Ramsey resides, a number
Of days visiting other relatives
Monday morning, Miss Eva Sharp,
accom- panied by her brother, Clarence,
went to Burlington Junction. near
which place, Miss Eva will remain at
the mineral springs TO receive treat
ment for rheumatism. She has been
s ALTERING severely for the past ten days
and has been unable TO lind relief. II
Ia to he hoped that she Will speedily
recover.
Presiding Elder &. B Duncan, OF
the st. Joseph district. preached 10
the Methodist people here, Sunday
morning. His sermon MAS on the
charge, Jesus left Ills followers here
on earth, and tie Elder made Il plain
that the conference claims agatns,
the churches throughout the iuris
diet lon we're included a. \ duty IN il'
Saviour's commission.
Dwight Coy and u. l.. Randall
Who went overland two weeks ago, :,
Eik CITY, Ksns., arrived home Satur
day. Mr.. Coy loaded out . car loat
of household goods, this week, and Il
Is the intention TO follow the last o.
the week with his wife. They vii
probably he accompanied by Mis-
Grace Hawley and Mrs. Gertrude
Grernw God, sisters Of Mrs. Coy.
Buddy" O'dell. OF bethei neigh
borhood, made u deal, one day las
week, with Henry Cook, Of Oregon, II
which he relinpulshed the possession
OF a span OF spanking good mules To-
a darn little Ford" Tie tirst tria
of "Buddy's" MAS TO run the car gu
OF the shed, and then calling all hand
out TO help, push II back. Some o
nls neighbors say that before lie tric'
To run II out, he made his good VII,
bar all the gates TO the lot.
Rev. Dudley Lutz, Of Elmo, la
moved into the Methodist parsonage
adjacent to the City Hall, on Fourtl
street. Rev, Lutz will Ill the pastor
ate Of the Craig circuit, composed o
churches Of Shsrps Grove, Minnesota
Valley and Mount Salem. Sharps
Grove will be given half time
and the other points will b
given = fourth time each. Rev, Lut
has had tive years experience, and IL
young man Of pleasing appearance an
sterling worth.
| Irwin, the l5.year old son OF Nj
and Mrs, Henry Nordlo,, living abou
i've miles south Of town, becam
suddenly III Friday evening last an
died Saturday night with spins
meningitis. Irwin Is the only chill
Of these excellent people, and tn
hearts Of the entire community x
out to them In this period Of tria
The funeral WAS preached by Re,
p. T. Schmidt, the pastor, At the T.,
sngslicsl Lutheran church, west Q
town, Tuesday, and burial took plac
, at Nj Hone cemetaYv onp mile nort