The Holt County sentinel., 1916-12-01
Nice line Of Silverwarc for
Holiday trade.
TEARE & RULEY
News From Craig.

guest in st. Joseph.
+. A. Newcomb was south
bound passenger. Tuesday morning.
--tieorge fIeaton spent Sunday in
st. Joseph with friends and old school
Don Alien, of Mound City, was
calling on pa and ma, the early part
of thc week. a.,
dedication Of the Corning high school
building, Friday. /
Mrs. Maurice Stokes spent
Thanksgiving in Maryville with her
mother and sisters.
Miss Mildred Taylor was the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Gerald King,
in oregon, Saturday.
Mrs. Gorman Allen, of C'arinda,
Iowa, " visiting her mother, Mrs. Car
olinc NanNicllc, this week.
Louie Williams, wife and son,
I.opi,, Jr., of IT. Joseph, were guests
" rrlativcs. over Sunday. in Craig.
Miss Tudic Martin was the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. Clcmon NanGundy.
Of Fairfax, Friday and Saturday OF
last week.
Mrs. Clcmon NanGundy, Of near
Fairfax. is "a guest, this week, at the
home Of her parents, MIR. and Mrs. W.
~. Martin.
Emmett Brooks departed Tuesday
morning for Usage county, Oklahoma,
to be- gone about thirty days on a visit
with his uncl. James McCraedy.
The Methodist ladies conducted a
bazaar. Saturday, In the Brick Hotel
building. which resulted In the addi-
ton Of about s2o to their treasury.
James II. Stokes, of our city. Ia
successfully crying sales In Atchison
county and around Corning, under the
sssgmea named of "Major Jim
Mary Jane, the throe-ycar-
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Win Wat
son, was quite sick. the forcpart of tho
week. having eaten some nuts that de-
ranged her stomach.
The brick work on the II. NJ.
Guiliiams building is complete, and
this week. the carpenters VIII have
the building completely enclosed and
ready for interior work.
| Mrs. Amelia johnson, Of st. Jo-
scph. district deputy organizer Of the
Royal Ncighbors OF America. was a
visitor with the ladies Of the Craig
Camp Of Royal Neighbors. Saturday.
Frank Quimby and family. who
Inyc hecn living near Fairfax, left
Tuesday morning for Morchcad, Kan
sas, for n visit. after visiting with
his parnts Mr.. and Mrs. Zen G. Quinn
lby, west Of town.
Miss nellie Rife. Of Mound City
came over Saturday, and lisa guest
In the home Of Mrs. Guy Mccoy. She
viii meet with the Young Ladies' Club
this week, when they honor Mrs. J. z
Thomson with . shower.
Mrs. Thos. Davis. Of Tnrkio, u
Visiting with her husbands brother
Dr. J, M. Davis, this week. Mrs
Davis formerly resided In Craig, ans
IL now havinG . delightful time In re-
ncwinR old acquaintances.
Mrs. John German has mover
from the farm into the property
north Of Tom Taylor's. In the Gaskil
& Cannon addition. 70 that she can b,
near her children. who are attending
the high school this winter.
Mrs. v. u. Winters entertained
1.-The Girls Club. Of the Presbyterian
church, TUESDAY afternoon. In homo
Of Mrs. J. T.. Thomson. At this &C
rasion, the younk ladies gave Mrs
Thomson q shower In honor Of he
marriage.
There II an epidemic Of whoopin,
cough prevailing In this community
About fifteen or twenty children ar
Nfilicted-no sorrows cases, and nj
seem TO pass through the scourge Il
, rood condition. II has been raginI
! for three months or longer.
Henley Smith, Of Lamar. Colora
: do. arrived home, SUNDAY afternoon
. 70 remain during the Thanksgiving
, season with his parents, Mr.. and Mr.:
NJ. p. Smith. Charlie. another sor
: who makes Kansas City his HON,
, will arrive Thanksgiving day.
The fuel question IL becomin
! serious with the Craig people. tn
dealers assert their inability 10 &c
the coal they have contracted FOL
There Is not a sufficient supply to las
, the town until Christmas, and n
, great assurance Of getting any NOR,
Il. c. Fisher Is very III Mt hi
homo in this city. Relatives On
friends are very anxious. c0ncernin
. his recovery. The physician will ofYe
: little encouragement, but oil labor
z tnc nope Vnut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIII =
!, cast aside, and that he will chang
; for the better and soon be restore
to health and activity.
S. II. Stokes, who Is q travelin
: salesman for the Jones Hat Co., {
: St Joseph, spent Sunday at the hon
|. 'of his mother, Mrs. Jeanette Stoke
: His wife and infant daughter hay
= been here for some time and hay
: been detained from returning hon
: by the little one having contracted
severe case Of whooping cough.
-Mesdames J. o. Sellers and Rs
Garter entertained the Aftemoc
Girls' club. Of the Presbyteria
. church, last Thursday afternoon, {
r the home Of Mrs. C. W. Anibal. II
n details Of the program and the men
n were skillfully arranged by Mesdam,
: Sellers and Carter to the pleasul
!, and delight Of the assembled guest
y who, without exception. departt
Z praising the hostesses for the cordi
p IrecentiOn and treatr,e ant