The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
NEWS FROM OVER THE COUNTY.
Many Interesting Items Gathered BY The Sentinels
Wide.a.Wake Correspondents from Various
Sections of the County.

frequency Of the meetings. They say
that they will be busy with the nipple
ments Of their profession the greater
part Of the winter.
LATE Wright, OF st. Joseph, was
looking after his land interests In
this vicinity, Thursday and Friday Of
last week. While here he let the con.
tract for . cement siue walk, along
his residence property, In the Gaskill
Il Cannon addition, which will add
greatly to the looks Of the street.
Frank Thomson, OF Evanston,
Ill.,, Is home, this week, with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. =. Thomson.
Frank is engaged In the journalistic
fields Of labor lie Is editor OF . week.
ly paper In his home community and
reports for the Chicago Herald. Frank
Is another Craig boy that 10 cleaning
up In the world OF affairs.
Hooker Thompson, Of okmulgee,
Okla, is the guest OF his brother,
Sam, and his sister, Mrs John Hunt.
Hook left this country fifteen years
ago, and settled In Oklahoma and has
done exceeding well In amassing q me
Of the wealth Of this world. This Is
his second visit home since he left,
the former visit being five years ago.
Mrs. John Cook, who went TO st.
Joseph, last week, for an operation In
one Of the hospitals Of that city, de.
clded after another consultation with
her doctor not TO submit to an opera.
ton, and Is being treated by Dr.
Riley, without an operation. The
hopes Of her many friends are that
she will get well and be restored to
her family At an early date.
The Alrdome closed with the
Monday night program. The Stokes
brothers have made q success Of the
picture show business In our city, dc.
spite Of oil the rains and bad weather.
They have demonstrated that they
are capable OF entertaining the public,
~ the public wants TO be entertained.
Many Will look TO see the boys embark
In some other feature Of the show
business before long and should they
do 80, will lend their support. and pat.
ronAge.
--Telegrspbic news from Savannah,
Tuesday, to Mrs. y. Il. Stricken, con.
veyed the information that her father,
John L. Wright, who has been receiv.
Ing treatment In . private ssnstarium
for cancer, WAS In . serious condition.
Mrs. Stricken departed on the evening
passenger for Savannah tina, day. We
have not learned Just how serious Mr..
wright's condition Is, but hope TO re-
port In the news next week that he Is
much better and will soon be al home
with his loved ones.
Prof Thomas Scott, OF Guthrie, ok.
lahoma, was visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Scott, Monday. lie was
on his way from Chicago, where he
has been In summer school, TO his
home In Oklahoma Tom Is City Su-
perintendent OF the Guthrie schools,
a position Of much Importance In ok.
lahoma, as II IL one OF The best schools
In the state. We are proud OF our
boys that 10 out In the world and
make good. Tom has made good,
good and plenty.
The Modern Woodmen are making
the preliminary arrangements TO orga-
nile a cornet band In Craig to be
known as the NJ. w. A. hand. IL Is
settled that the band win
be organized with about twenty In.
There are number Of
musicians In the lodge. They are
looking for good and efficient teach.
eL The instruments have been Or.
ranged for. The personnel Of the
band Is to be determined a. . later
Craig needs Q band and the
woodmen are taking . step In the
right direction. The town will en-.
. band now more than at any
Lime previous TO now,
James Steele and John Pnsumer
left on the "Flysr, Tuesday evening,
FOR Faystte, NO., where they will en-.
ter Central College for the winters
work. Steele sDent laat wintev an n