The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-26
News from Craig.

week.
j. l.. Stovali, Of st. Joseph. spent
Sunday with his parents. William
Stovall and wife, OF this city
Mrs W. r Crews was passenger
for Mound CITY, Tuesday morning.
She will return home for Thanksgiv.
ing.
Harry Guilliams, Of Barada, Nebr.
motored over, Saturday, and visited
in the home Of John Lukens, Of near
Corning.
The public schools will dismiss for
Thanksgiving and Friday foIlo~in
Some Of the teachers will take the op
portunity TO visit home folks.
Mrs. Mary Heine left Tuesday
noon for Great Bend, Hans, to visit
her daughter, MIS-. Henry Ernsting
She will be gone about three weeks.
AT the morning services at the
Presbyterian church, Sunday, Rev.
Mr.. Rice, Of Marshall, preached, and
at the close nine were received into
the church.
Link Lowe arrived In town, Mon.
day, from Texas, where lac has land
interests. lie will remain a few days
with his mother and then 70 TO his
home. near Watson.
The teachers Of north llol, coun.
~ held a meeting at the nigh school,
saturday. IL was well attended and
good program VAS rendered I'll.
discussions we're very interesting aud
profitable to hear.
Mrs. william H. Frame and
daughter, Nina, OF Fairfax, we're tie
guests VI Mrs. u. VI. Guilliams. last
Friday. They we're en- route home
from Council Bluffs, Iowa, where
they had been visiting Mrs. Frames,
son, walla.
Miss Frances Anibal will enjoy the
weekend at house party at the home
OF J. G. iiinkle, near Fortescue, given
In honor Of Miss Alpha, WHO l. speud
Ing the holidays with home folks
Miss Alpha l. IT udent IN the N.Dras'
Ia University, Al Lincoln, this winter.
-G.orpc Dougherty came back ~.
ter - years ab.eDre from Old Holt
county, last Thursday. lie Il coated
In the bottom, near the Felix GAnbr-l
farm. lie gave us the information
that his brother. Frank, Who lett mere
some ten years ago, died last winter
In Arkansas from fever Many here
mad not learned Of Frank siuce he
left.
lanes Hat, OF Mound CITY, wa, a
visitor on business AT tie WOOdman
camp, Monday evening, lie was en-
jagged TO Instruct band for the
Woodmen. The band viii begin theiI
work 81 practicing and soiorth al
once, II viii consist Of about sixteei
or twenty instruments, The boys ar,
determined to make music 10y spring
The whole town Is for them.
The Funny Page Social" at tn
Randall hail, Tuesday night, by III,
EpHorih League, was a decided sue
cess. The young people enjoyed them
selves toa very late hour. The receipt
for the evening we're very substanti Ia
and were TO he used by the league 10
missionary purposes, The costumes
representa- everything on the funn!
page from "iiappy 10, llsan" Il
"Tige."
Harry Strickler and wife, OF Staun
ton, Nebr,, arrived Monday evening
They departed Tuesday for Mount
City, where they visited the day, AM
returned Wednesday to visit will
Craig folks for the day. They went I,
Fairfax, Wednesday evening, TO b.
present at the annual Thanksgiving
dinner, given for the Stricklers, b.
Mrs. Ed Whitford, q sister OF MI
Strickler's.
The party at IIambaughs las
Saturday was IN the nature OF . SUI
prise on Miss Frances Price, tn
niece OF Mrs. Hamburger. We cam
very near giving things away las
week, when we mentioned that II wa
to occur, but instead OF q party
was q six O'Clock dinner, prepared Il
the hastily style that Mrs, Hambaugl
is SO well reputed for. The youn
people we're entertained to a fashion
able hour after dinner, and from VIVA
we are able TO learn 1t was the socia
event thus far amongst the youn
people OF the town.
l.. g. Stokes loaded his househol
effects into a car, Wednesday Of las
week, and billed It to Oklahoma City
lie and family boarded the Flyer tina
evening for Kansas City, Newton:an
finally will arrive In Oklahoma City
Late expects TO lind employment 1