The Holt County sentinel., 1915-10-01
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Friday, October 1, 1915.
News From Craig.

were Mound City visitors, Monday.
"A new smoke stack was placed on
the Brownfeld elevator, the first part
of the week.
Mrs. Mart Garden, OF pullman, Is
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. W. L.
Butts, this week
Mrs. Mary Wise returned home
from Kansas City, after q lengthy
stay Of several weeks.
Rev. L. +. Cooley attended the
meeting Of the District Stewards In
st. Joseph, last Wednesday.
Rev. Hunt, the Methodist min.
lister OF Fairfax, was visitor In our
town between trains, Friday.
Henry + Parrish was In Kansas
City on business the greater portion
OF last week, returning home Saturday.
Mrs. Seldom Bowman and baby,
of Falls City. spent Saturday and Sun.
day at the home OF her mother, Mrs.
Zach Randall.
Frank Wright has rented the
Weed Randall property, recently va
Gated by DR.. Chas. Gomel and will
move In right away.
John Cook, who has been In the
care OF 81. Joseph physicians for the
past three weeks, has sufficiently re.
covered TO return home, Sunday.
IF. j. McCown boarded the early
morning passenger for Elk Point, :.
D., Monday. lie will visit his son,
frazer, who Is a contractor at that
place.
w. Y. Martin, our coal merchant,
Is busy these days distributing fuel TO
the people Of Craig and vicinity. lie
has delivered eight ears OF hard coal
up TO this date.
Mrs Adah Smith has been Wis.
itor IN ST, Joseph most OF last week,
Returning home Saturday, and brought
with her lady friend, Mrs. Void
ridge, Of that city.
"A -Orrin Hays, ID. W. Wilson and r..
ii. Graham, OF Tarkio Chapel commu.
nifty, were In attendance al the quar-.
terly conference held In the Methodist
church, Sunday afternoon.
= Our county bridge and road sup
ervlsor, John Perei, with his wife
were guest at the home OF Mr.. Peret's
sister, Mrs. J. o. Sellers, Sunday and
the early days OF this week.
4 Misses Lucille and Tudie Martin
were the guests DIR. N. s. Gray and
wife, OF St. Joseph, Friday, Saturday
and Sunday OF last week. They re.
turned home Sunday afternoon.
Don Stokes left Wednesday Of
this week for Kansas City, where he
intends to secure . position that will
permit him to attend night school
and learn the machinist's trade. We
hope that Don will succeed In his am.
billions.
DIR. @. Il. Duncan, presiding elder
for st. Joseph District Methodist
Church, South, preached In CRAZY,
Sunday morning. The Doctor Is .
tine preacher and very able mag.
A goodly number we're In attendance
on the service, and none went away
dissatisfied.
The first quartely conference Of
the Craig circuit was convened 1t the
church In Craig At two.thirty O'Clock
last Sunday afternoon. Every point
on the charge but Elk Dale Was we'll
represented. The work for the year
was planned and not . little en-.
thusiasm created At the meeting.
e. L. Redmon departed Monday
on the 7:25 afternoon train for St.
Louis, where he will attend the grand
lodge OF Free Mssons, as representa-.
tive OF the local lodge here. The grand
lodge will be In session the greater
part of this week, and Mr.. Redmon
will not likely return home before
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pres. Wise and their
daughter, Mrs. DR.. Leeper, attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Wise's aunt, Miss
Ann German, In Clarinds, Tuesday.
Miss German never married and had
attained the age Of ninety. three at
hsr death. "Aunt Ann" - she has
been called many years, was frequent
visitor In Craig.
George Dunkle loaded . car
destined for Arcadia, Nebraska, Wed