The Holt County sentinel., 1916-10-06
News From Craig.

Miss Fnyla Quick, Of Oregon, was
the Weekend guest Of Miss Eva
sham e. the Park Hotel.
Il afe Wright, of St. Joseph. was
a gIcst Of his sister. Mrs. Amanda
Wright. Saturday ald Sunday Of this
wee.
--Ns. Clar'; f'i''ia'is. of near
Ru'o. ,sb. i. letting old friends and
neighbcrs in tie Bethel community,
this week.
-Chas. Griffith. Of -. Joseph. was
up Saturday. looking otter his farm
interests in this vicinity. and incident
ally greeting his old friends.
Fred binder and family, Of the
Araar saw country. motorcd to Craig.
Monday, from the Robbins sale, to
traffic With our merchants.
VIII Stuart and r. T.. Boyd. VI
For,cscue. came up TO Craig. Monday,
with a squad Of apple pickcrs and
packers to work in the orchards, near
Craig. this week.
Mrs. c. NJ. Wickiscr and two
younger children came down from
Omaha. Thursday. Ia visit q short
tir,c wi,h Mrs. Aaron Parker, Mrs.
Wicbisor's mother.
Frank Kite. VI Yuma. Colorado.
came in Saturday morning. having
sron' n day in So. Joseph. Frank re-
port. crops In cool condition and
prosperous community.
--Nr nri Mrs. David Brooks and
daughter. Allah. mad" visit. the first
rour days of last week with their son.
William r., who resides on n farm,
near Fails City. Nchrr,ha.
la SUNDAY morning. While Sun
iav schools were being conducted ~
the ''rcc churches of our city. n
wrc.t'inr watch was in progress IN
the nrond story Of the Phillips build
ing.
IT. ". Hunter. of 81. Joseph. and
forrca'v one of Crnig's r'ot enter
mi Hg si'i9rrs. wa- IN town, Thur
day oc'ing his friends. He caric up
20 ir.prci HE store property on Thrill
Str,''.
Nrs. Gus Thurman. n ravcnpor,.
Nchaa IA. IL sncrdng the week nj
the horne of hor sister. Mrs. William
We IAN. The Th"raaIs formerly 70
sidcl IN the German settlement. west
Of town.
Horny lln,horn moved his family,
from Tarkio 10 Craig. last week. and
l. now NJ howe In the Ora Morse
property. located in the Gaskill ar
Cannon aldi,ior. Mr.. lla,horn will
gather corn IN this vicinity.
John iambrcl. living in the far
northeast corner Of the state. Is here.
visiting his brother and sister. Felix
and Martha ilmbrcl. lie will look
r. ia. .,,sA - Of E.t,xss
while he Is in Kentucky this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Rcccc nrriv-
cd Saturday morning from Fall River
county. South Dakota. whore they
have been residing the past several
wears ~ n farm. They will spend
the winter with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Rocco. north Of town.
Il. T.. Tcarc. Ice Lawrence. c. g..
Dostuick. Frank Mccoy. Mrs. Il. NJ.
Guilliams. q. o. Bcrls, Mrs. Thos. H..
Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Davis. Mr..
and Mr.. Asa Sharp, Sam Rose. Mr..
and Mrs. Mcdford kincaii. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Davis were numbered with
'ho." who visited in St. Joseph, this
week.
Guy Robbins completed the trans
rpration Of S5.i33 f"ct Of native lum-
her from the Adolph Ascndorf farm,
~ the river, 10 Craig last week. Tho
lumber was oil the land that the river
has been headed for In its devastating
arch a'rin,, the valuable farm land
IN the vcini,y Of Mr. Ascndorf's
farm.
There was n large crowd n, the
frank Robbins sale. Monday. but the
ale was not satisfactory q Mr.. Roo
bins or his auctionccr. The people
,ocmcd to be laboring under the ap-
Iufchcrsion that there were by-biddcrs
AID as n result the sale dragged.
lbout two'thirds Of the property Of
'orcd was sold.
Zig posters are out announcing a
big Democratic tent meeting In Craig
for next Monday. Ths tent has q
scating capacity Of 1900, and ougl
20 be filed. Speakers of national re-
lpnte will he here to eNpound the gos-
pcl, according To Democracy, and
whether you believe II or not, we en-
meet you TO come and help swell the
crowd.
The Christian church people oh
served Rally Day, last Sunday. An
oYce''cnt program was rendered by
the members of the Sunday school
aud ut Il o'clock, Elder LOOMS, the
nastor, delivered an able SERMON
Many brought baskets, filled with
good things to eat, and had hask Il
dinner on the church lawn. The day
was successful and profitable.
Mrs. Coleman David severely cut
her left hand, Friday afternoon. while
sealing a jar Of pickles. The jar
broke and cut deep cash, between
the thumb and fore-fnger, arouid the
knuckle Of the finger, severing an ar
tory. DR.. Ottman treated the wound
and barring complications, Mrs. David
will soon recover, although she Is him
dered in doing her work at present.
Elder Barclay Meador, of st,
Louis, Is the guest of his brother
James II. Meador, two miles west Of
town. Elder Meador is laboring in
the interest Of the Publishing Board
of the Christian church. Formerly,
he was pastor of some Of the large
,itx, chnrshas In Kaucos C,t,, ,ul G