The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-16
Craig.
Mrs. Lou. Cunningham was q pas.
senger to st. Joseph, Monday noon.

Mrs. Jack Childs, Of st. Joseph,
WAS the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Myrtle DUNCAN, over Sunday, return.
ing TO her home, Tuesday.
Mrs. T. G. Marshall came home
Saturday to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Nauman. She will
remain about three weeks, visiting
other relatives.
Mrs. Goldia Furnish, OF Fairfax,
returned home, Wednesday OF last
week, after . pleasant visit Of several
days At the home Of Mrs. DR.. J. G.
Ottman and friends In Craig.
We would like to make some en-.
coursging remarks concerning the
weather, but for fear that we might
violate one Of the "Deacon's" rules,
concerning strong language, so we
will refrain.
Ed Heaton and family arrived
Tuesday from six weeks trip to
California. They took In every thing
worth seeing from Canada to Old Mex.
leo, and came In home feeling fine.
considering the miles Travelled.
Presiding Elder G. Il. Duncan, OF
the st. Joseph district, will preach at
Bethel church, next Friday night.
This will be an intellectual treat to
the Bethel community, as the Elder
Is man Of ability and q deep think.
INK theologian.
Attorneys II. Is. Williams and
Henry Richards were taking deposi.
tions, ell day, Friday, before T.. G.
Cox, notary public. concerning the
Tarkio Drainage District damage
suits, that are to come up In circuit
court al Its next term.
Mr.. Ed Waters, Of st. JOSEPH,
WAS q Sunday guest OF his sisters, Mrs. |
Tom Carlton, Mrs. Chester Watkins
and Miss Alice Waters, and brother,
Clarence. Tie father Is here from st.
Louis, and with the presence Of I'D,
there was . family reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Long, OF Luray,
Virginia, arrived Saturday TO visit
with Mrs. Longs mother, brothers
and sisters, Mrs. Jake Nauman and
children. They will remain an indeh
nits time, but before returning home
will proceed TO the Pacific Coast TO
visit the Panama Exposition and other
places Of interest.
DIR. J. A. Thompson, president Of
Tarkio college, occupied the pulpit At
Pleasant View, Sunday, morning and
evening, In the absence OF the pastor.
y. y. Brewster. DR.. Thompson will
NIL Rev Brewster's appointments In
Craig, next Sunday. morning and eve. ,
ming. The doctor Is IN eloquent min.
lister and Will not dlsappoint his !
audience. 4,
"A half dozen young fellows from Y
Tarkio came down from that town, .
evening TO visit the town, and )
incidentally TO see the Craig girls, but
the rain Sunday night made the track n
30 dangerous that the train was aban- 4
doned until Tuesday. The boysgot to a
see the town and all the girls they a
cared TO see long before they got an 5
to return home. Come n
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Professor Joseph Dyson, OF lay. 5
cite, was In town, Saturday, In the Z
Interests Of Howard.Payne College, q
and we are told that q number Of I
young ladies' contracted to attend o
that Institution the coming winter. C
We are glad to know that our young b
people are thinking about college. 1t b
10 the thing to do. They owe II TO h
The land In which they live to be the p
best citizens that education will make. n
Al, the morning services OF the .
church, Sunday, eight were
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