The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-09
ga NEWS FROM CRAIG. ....
Many Interesting Items From That Vicinity Gath.
cred BY The Sentineps Wide.a.Wake
Correspondent.

Miss Eda Root, OF Horton, Kan.
sas, IL the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Emerald Morr, this week.
Uncle Thomas Story. Of Stella,
Nebraska, came over Saturday to visit
old friends and relatives for . week
or %.
Mis- winifrsd Hswley departed
Friday morning for Corning, Iowa, for
. three weeks visit with friends and
relatives.
Engineer Chas. Williams, on the
Tarkio Valley bransh train, that runs
from Napier to Clafinds, was shaking
hands with old friends In Craig, Fri.
day.
Charles Hopkins and family
boarded the passenger Thursday for
Falls City TO spend . few days with
the sister Of Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Sal.
dom Bowman.
Professor Joseph Dyson, teacher
and representative Of Howard. Payne
College, wss looking for students that
he might interest In that institution,
one day, last week.
Mrs. Louise Cook and son, Em.
NETT, we're St. Joseph visitors, last
Thursday. Emmett returned home
Friday, but Mrs. Cook remained to
see and visit relatives until Saturday.
Gordon Smith came In home
Thursday TO visit With his mother
during his period Of vacation. Gordon
has been for several years connected
with the National Bank Of Commerce
at Kansas City.
1t has been reported to us that
our fellow townsman, A. u. Stokes,
has been selected by Mayor Marshall,
OF st. Joseph, as one Of the reception
committee when the Liberty Bell ar.
rives In that city, the sth. Well, u
that Is so, We think that the Mayor
has exercised good judgment.
We can not record the names Of
ell those we met on the celebration
grounds, but we desire TO record that
we never have noticed In oil the years
Of Craig's activities, that our genial
friend, Tom Curry, Of THE SENTINEL,
never missed being with US, and he
seems always TO have . good time,
too
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Graham, liv.
Ing near Lincoln, Nebraska, we're Wis.
iting David Brooks and family near
Craig, last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
ham we're young people In this com.
munity forty years ago. They met
many Of their old.time companions
while here. Mrs. Graham was Miss
Emma McCrsdy.
The Gospel Meetings In the park
are continuing TO attract attention
from the public. The tent was crowd.
ed 1t oil three services Sunday. Elder
L. b. Worcester, who has been across
the ocean In heather lands i've or SIX
trips, delivered . very interesting ser.
mon on Missions and Mission Work
Sunday afternoon. A free.will offer.
ing WAS taken for the Foreign field,
which resulted In 1880.
What might have been serious on
the celebration day turned out to be .
scare. The gentle family horse Of
Abe Showalter WAS being driven from
town by his son and daughter, when
On automobile ran into the rear OF
the buggy and frightened the animal,
which made sharp turn In the road.
upturning the buggy and splitting the
young people out. Luck and nothing
else saved them from injury.
Little George Pnaummsr was u
years old Monday, July s. George
knew that he could not hope TO out.
shine the nation In celebrating. 20 he
cosxsd his mother TO let him give .
party to his little friends on Saturday
instead. The result was . Jolly good
time by about fifty little boys and
girls that George gathered up In town
with his fathers big farm wagon,
George lives about two miles from
town. ..
The boys Of the Modern Wood.
men Camp ere shaking hands with
themselves this week on the success.
full conduct Of the celebration Mon.
day. They have . right TO, for It
was them that made the celebration
In Craig . winner. Those most snti'
tied TO praise are @. @. Bostwick, DR.,
Ottman, Maurice Stokes, J.H. Stokes,
Don Wise, ]. o. Sellers. These men
worked night and day to the end that
there bs nothing overlooked that
would add to the good and success Of
the occasion. 'y
Joseph Waters, Of St. Louis, Ar
rived Saturday to visit his dsughteri
and son In Craig, Mrs. Tom Carlton