The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-02

low, was o business visitor In Craig
Monday.
Miss Maude Coleman, Of Hopkins
IL the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Ear
Scrivner, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James HuGstutter
Of Corning, are visiting with Mrs
HufYstutters sister, Mrs. Gid BUst
wick.
Mrs. Ora Scrivner and daughter
Ethel, returned home, Tuesday, after
. three weeks visit with home folk,
In Slam, Iowa.
Mrs. T. NJ. Hunter, OF st. Joseph
Vas up Saturday attending the sale OF
Mrs. A. N. Hunters household and
personal property.
Mrs. o. W. Nauman departed
Monday evening for Chicago, where
she exTects TO remain indefinitely,
visiting her people.
Harry Curry, tile foreman on the
Leader Press" spent from Saturday
evening TIL Tuesday morning with
home folks at Fairfax.
Lester Grif'ith, one OF New Liber.
TVS prosperous young farmers, shipped
. car OF fat cattle to the st. Joseph
market, last Wednesday.
MIR and Mrs Jack Scott boarded
the morning Omaha passenger Tues.
day for an extended visit With TIER
son. Frank, at Fender, Neb.
Miss Tracie stanton, of Kansas
City, Is the guest Of her friend, Miss
Nellie Rifle, this week, and perhaps
the greater part Of next week.
Mrs. Will Watson arrived TO Join
her husband here, Monday, from their
former home near boston. They are
intending to make their future home
In CRAZY.
Mrs, McNeal, mother Of Mrs.
Ardery Allen, returned to her home
In Albion, Neb., saturday morning,
after . three weeks visit In Craig, !
with Mrs. a lien and children.
Mrs. W. S. Thomson and children |
vent TO Bigelo~, Tuesday, TO I've pres.
ent and participate In the celebration
Of the seventy second anniversary Of
Mrs. l'homson's mother, Mrs. j. +.
Brideemsn.
Mrs. J. L Come departed Mon.
day for Maitland, where she lad been
hastily called to the sick bed OF her
brother, Joseph Jingle. II sreported
that Mr.. Jingle viii not recover from
his present sickness.
i. Is Lyons, Of Dennison, la was
. visitor with his tenant, Walter
Low, over Sunday. Mr., Lyon declares
himself very We'll satisfied with the
situation In Missouri as compared
with Iowa crops, this year.
-. =. Hunt and family came IN
Tuesday from Oklahoma. Mr. Hunt
Is . brother VI our mayor, udge John
Hunt, lie has come 10 make his
home In Missouri. We are glad TO
welcome Mr.. Hunt and his family 10
our midst.
-Rev. 4. 7. schmidt, pastor Of the
Evangelical Lutheran church, three
miles vest VI Craig, has been In al.
tendance AZ the Mission feast and
conference Of that denomination IN
California, Mo, since Wednesday OF
last week.
Rev. 4. q. Lockart returned Sat.
uIdsy from Savannah, where lie has
been In attendance at District League
Conference. lie reported one hun.
dred and eighty delegates In attend.
ancs and the grandest conference ever
held In the district.
Mrs. Winters, . representative,
from St. Joseph, Of the W. c. T, u,
delivered . very able address ~ the
Presbyterian church, Sunday night.
The local organization held . rscsp.
lion In her honor, Monday, ~ the
residence Of Mrs. u. J. Kellogg.
"A number Of our farmers are hsr.
vssting their wheat this week. A
few began - early - Friday Of last
week, and should the warm, sunny
weather prevail, practically oil the [
wheat In this vicinity will DO ready
Tor the binder before another week Is
past.
The members OF the Methodist
quietly and stsalthily
1ropped In on the pastor 1t the par.
'onage, Wednesday about noon, with
Sell.nllsd baskets and . feast was
mad on the church lawn. Everyone
'eemed TO enjoy themselves, but none
% much ~ Rev. Locksrt.
&C. NJ. Lowe, who has been conduct.
ng . skating rink At Falls City, Nsb.,
Q now engaged In taking II apart and
assembling 1t 1t Hiswatha, Kan.
dr. Lowe has been very successful In
he management Of the rink, and has