The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25

/ Uay, lOOkinR up OIu IfleUus' DIN
used to IN the days gone by do his
trading in Craig and is we'll known
by all the old boys. lie Is here visit.
ing bis brother. Louis Mcintyre, and
his sister, Mollie Palmer, Of the New
Liberty neighborhood.
The Omaha world.Herald COZ.
tanned quite a lengthy write up Of
one Of Craig's. old boys, Grover Par.
fish, as . baseball player II seems
that Grover is the star pitcher for
the street car conductors that are
cleaning up all the amateur teams In
Omaha, and II Is all attributed to
Growers good work on the mound.
The Sunday school basket dinner
aud convention At Bethel next Sunday
promises to be the great event Of the
year 10 that vicinity. There will be
. good program consisting ofexercises
by the children OF the sc .iool In the
morning and In the afternoon, there
will be addresses by Sunday school
workers from other parts Of the coun-
Iy, ~ we'll rs home workers.
John G. Ilinkle and his grandclil.
, dren, Miss Mildred Iiinkle and Tolbot
iiinkle, from Rulo: daughter, Miss
Ala, and Miss Catherine Thomas, OF
Shelbina, motored to Craig Tuesday
afternoon. to visit Miss Frances AMI
bal. The young ladies In the party
we're class and schoolmates OF Miss
Frances, at Fayette, the past winter.
They returned home late IN the even.
Ing after spending a delightful time
In Cralg.
Charles Barker hauled home a big
load Of lumber to erect a grainary TO
house his coming wheat crop In.
Charles Is a wheat grower. The past
year he put away something like ~.
teen hundred or two thousand bush.
els OF wheat when the market was
but sixty.six cents and this spring
sold II at one dollar and iifty cents
So by experience, Charles has learned
that II pays to be able to walt upon
the markets.
Mrs. william Sharp and daugh.
ter, Eva, departed for the Mineral
Springs, near burlington Junction,
Monday noon. Miss Eva has been
suffering with the .Ylsn matism ever
since her release from the hospital In
81. Joseph early In the spring. At
that Lime she underwent q serious
operation for appendicitis. The many
friendsof Miss Eva are hoping that she
will ind relief at the Springs and he
restored TO us With strength and
health.
The celebration In Craig on the
9Th OF July II promising to lie q great
time, Tie committee has had q re-.
ply from II. Raleigh Martin, the fay.
orite orator OF Northwest Missouri,
that he would without fall be with us
on that date. The Maitland band has
been contracted with for the day and
evening, and II has q reputation Of
producing the very best OF music.
The bandmaster has promised to give
us plenty Of It. Come and celebrate
with us. You will have . good time,
sure,
Dr.. }. r. Wallace, our popular
and efficient dentist, has concluded TO
sever his business relations with the
people Of Craig and locate In Willow
Springs, . more desirable situation
according TO the doctor.) lie will de.
psys for his nsw location Friday Of
this ~esr: Our people ore loath TO
psls'with him, o. he has endeAred
hinsslf TO the town and community
BY his, upright and manly dealings, Is
Welt Is BY his skill q . dentist. Ths
Doctor las many friends Who VIII he
sorry 70 learn Of his decision, but We
predict for him successful career In
his new held Of labor. .-s
"a. B. Stokes took charge Of the
Burlington station here Saturday
morning after . six months vacation,
Mr., Stokes health has much I'm.
proved and he finally got tired Of In.
activity, and the fishing wss poor any.
way. ROB Stewart, who has been
our SCENT during Mr.. Stokes vaca'
tio1, will not 70 to work right away
as he expects TO visit In Chicago and
elsewhere before going back to work.
NJ. Stewart hes while here made
friends Of everybody and has become
very popular railway agent, and
while we oil like TO have Mr.. Stokes
btek In the harness again, we also re-
Xret thai we are TO lose Mr.. Stewart.
The fains on Thursday afternoon
, and night have done considerable dam
age 10 the prospective crops around
. Crazy. 1t has overlooked the lowel