The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-25
News from Craig,
Fred G. Anibal was a visitor

Miss Alma JIdy Is entertaining |
her friend, Miss Dorothy Munger, Of
st. Joseph. this week.
Among the passengers to st. Jo-
Seph. thi. week. we noticed: NJ sam
hose. Mr. and Mrs. Ernct Randall.
Mrs. Sarah Willard and dnughtc =,
Miss lcona. are guests Of then dauph-
ter ard sister, Mrs. Maurice Stokes,
this week.
Mrs. Susan Butler went Thursday
room 10 Chillicothe, to visit her daugh-
ter Mrs. Frank l.. Maxwell. for q
nun bcr Of weeks.
Miss Tudic Martin returned home
from Carrollton, where she has been
the guest Of hcr uncle, Henry Bun
gon stock, the past ten days.
r.. u. Bridgemnr ard Fred Cook
car1c up from Oregon, in Mr.. CoUk's
car. Tuesday evening. to meet the
Democrats and talk matters over.
Miss Tracy Stanton. Of Kansas
City. il the guest of Nr. and Mr..
.Icssc Mnltby. She arrived Wcdne.-
day afternoon, and will remain tn
definitely.
-pr. Edgar Kellogg and Mrs. kcl.
logg returned to their home In st.
Joseph. Sunday evening after n pleas.
m, viSi, of week nt the homo Il
the Doctors parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
J. Kellogg.
New noors are being laid in tho
bridges that sran Zig Tarkio. at the
old Jack Scot, place and west of town.
Mr. J. q. Sellers IL experimenting
the work and I, j. being done in
substantial way,
A real estate transaction took
place. ore day, last week. IN which
Rex Strry hcrnmc the owner Of the
Hunter residence property. on the
Wet side. and Nrs. Brown received
Sl.jO1 in H. stead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Wa,kirs
and children. Of Danbcrry. Iowa. ARE
here. the guests or relatives ard
friends. Mr.. Watkins H. in charge.
manp'cr of the Dnnbcfry telephone
Eystcm. and is giving that community
most "vco''cnt service.
Ollie Stinson. our cntorprizins
section foreman. is raising the side.
track. that i- known %. the "luu.c
track" f"''r inrhos above what IL las |
. been. Tim, win l0akc il hot,cr n, the
sC"'V' walk r'u. 'rgs, vol n I'M. |
prove Tie services pr the track.
Harry Srirkicr came IN from
stanton, NchrHsSu, MONDAY morning. !
He viii sup"rirtcnd tho thrc.hirg Of !
l's grain ou lis rHrm. northeast ~ ,
town, hcfor, rrivrring in his homc. !
Nr. - i'tlOr &, IN M, mercantile hus.
in"-- IN stanton aud hc I,por,s buyi. !
mes hoomirr.
Prof \. u. Ilun,smar In. rented
~" ''f'dcncc nrnprr'" un,, g. w.
VI. So g.. un frau, S'an"' aud viii
H.g a. NHH fF.8 Ia. . ~ =
once. lie will be- the teacher n, Ecl. |
90 this winter. md win ly, 7. tow
30 that lis children ra, 1"c the nj.
v1n'ngc of the ~ind,i K.
--NrH. rn" v Cr',r iarartnl
Nonlav noon f,r Laredo. Tc,ns. w.
join he" huslard. Cau'r.r Gator, ~
i'c hnIl"r. 81" romninod n day ia
-. Joycph. and ~ Wednesday prn.
r'olcd nn lor 'uur"y and viii arrivr
~ 10" hn'i"r Friday irouinr. She D.
rlt decided bow long .lc vill rcman
with the amy.
Nv and Mr.. Tlpma \. Wnrl
end little ,un. Thu. r.. .'rr'.I rv'r
r'. in 'roir H,w ilrun"l ilr Tue.
'I' inr OhcrlIu. l'r.n.. iu lo ppu,
nH' tow da". Tho. r"r rI1'ry ,..
I...'0' t0 hFIur.. ~, tim win d.
,IH.UnnL Dna u.uu ''.' urr..r There
NG Hn" win '.' nr, t." farming
H'. 'f '' '". .H '..' .. iiuu.
I".hcr' ll'ul'r ol .Eu'n. NrLrn.
va, wa tie rg't # n.. rum.u. TrrI
g. 'n.hrl, Vh.'.'Hy anil Fr,Gny ,r
last wnoE. Tu'N,r' 3, snu of / 4
iinN.", one u' EI'n'. uu.i lrDprrssivc
merchants, and grandson II our
own uncle, lnha g ilnls, ur the Eo,-
= ne 'ocH'i'y Tulot 4 nssorintnJ
Van i,t .a,Ior ,U a.. w,Tcn.tilr husi.
ness NJ Rulo.
Row y, T. Incvstcr ard MIR.
i"Wsl"r with the Children. u,tlrp,J
carly Svndnv morning from ,iN
weeks VII To their old homes IN Ar.
fansas and 81 luloma. They mad,
tho entire Journey uvrr'rnd In th,ir
iord 'Tr. nd tr"''rc that Ind ma,
tl" visit boon spoiled hy ~ ovcr.rIl. 4
ing providence IN TIC taking From,
among the living the brother of Rcy'
brewster while they were there. tho
trip would have hccu most cnioynIi,
one. Our good pcop'c nrc v'nd Ia
homo. "''''
Judge Asa lurpin received tclc.
gram Monday morning. from North
Platte, Nebraska that his SON, Gamu,J
had died there that morning. Sor
Ind been struggling with that dread
disease, taborcnlosis, for number Of
months, perhaps year, md about
two or three lnonths aro went ON n
trip overland. by wagon, seeking to
regain his health. lie had gotten A.
iar as North Platte, when he gave up
inc night and surrendered. The Judge
proceeded At once to North Platte To