The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
News From Craig.

JEFF williams, Of st. Joseph, is
visiting his father, George Williams,
this week.
Misses Frances Anibal and wini.
fred Hawley were st. Joseph visitors,
last Thursday.
e. J. Kellogg Is looking after his
real estate interests In Custer county,
Neb., this week.
Lizzie McCown, Of ST. Joseph,
spent Sunday with home folks, and
returned home, Monday.
Miss Bessie Latin, Of Peru, Ind.
IL the guest OF her brother, Chas
Latin, for the next ten days or two
weeks.
Regardless Of the scarcity OF ba.
con In this locality, Hen Pearce
shipped several cars Of hogs to mar.
4 81, this week.
Frank Wright, the accommodating
mail man on route two, moved into
Caldwell property, Friday and Satur.
day Of last week.
Miss Abbie Thayer, Of st. Joseph,
came up Saturday afternoon, to visit
friends and relatives for several days.
She went TO the home Of Mel Austin
FIRST.
w. Y. Martin has opened an office
In the room vacated by W. $. Thorn.
son In the Redmon building. +. J.
Kellogg will also be an occupant OF
the same rooms.
Mrs. Engle Need Is the mother Of
. baby girl, born Wednesday morning,
September !. Mrs. Need was Miss
Cecile Cunningham. Tie Needs live
i've miles south Of town.
Jake Cook, who has been working
In the bottom, south Of town, for the
past two or three months, went TO st.
Joseph, Monday, to lind work In one
OF the packing houses there.
The Junior Sunday school class Of
Mrs. L. d. Locke held . picnic, last
Friday, near the home Of Mrs. Albert
Ford. There were about . dozen In
the class and oil report good day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Peoples, Of Per.
eival, Iowa, and their two children
we're entertained At the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Sim Carlton, Monday. Mr..
Peoples was AZ one time foreman on
the section here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coot browning, Of
r. Kansas City, are the guests OF Mr..
Browning's brother, Walter, this
week. Coot has many relatives here,
ana probably will remain some time,
making the rounds.
Miss lieka Killer, Of Unior Star, Is
here this week helping her sister,
Mrs. II. T.. Parrish, who has been
quite sick, but Is now much better.
Miss Killer does not know just when
she will return home.
William Troxell, who las been
farming north Of Bigelow, for the
past three years, and who was among
those that lost their crops by the re.
cent Hoods, is moving into the Lewis
property on Ellsworth street.
Mrs. T.. J. Kellogg entertained In
honor OF the contestants In the silver
medal contest, last Friday night. II
Is not necessary 10 report that II was
q social event, as Mrs, "k" makes no
failures when II comes TO entertain.
ing.
AT meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Craig Telephone Company,
Saturday, many improvements Of the
various lines were agreed upon. This
Institution Is going to engage In ex.
tending their line into new territory
soon.
Mrs. Nora Clark and her mother,
Mrs. Judd Odsli, Of Auburn, Neb., 70.
turned TO their home, Sunday morn.
ing on the Flyer, after . weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Buddy Odell In the
Bethel nsighborhood. The two little
girls Of Mrs. Clark accompanied them.
-Isom Chuning, who was In the
employ Of g. n. Judy, early In the
spring, wss . visitor In the city, over
Sunday. He d taking vacation now,
and 10 spending the greater portion Of
his time with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs.. George Cunning, west Of Big
Lake.
Rev. E.O. Lockart, who has been
the efficient pastor IT the Methodist
church the past year, is to be pastor
1t Guilfotd, the ensuing conference
year. A Rev. Mr.. Cooley has been sp-
pointed TO the Craig circuit. We will
have something to say Of Mr.. Cooley
later.
The Freshman and Sophomore
classes gave reception In honor Of
the new High school teachers, Mon.