The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-04-20
News Frsm Craig.

SHuIP. -
Mrs. S. +. Judy and daughter,
Alma, spent the greater part Of last
week in st. Joseph.
Mrs. Ora Scrvner and daughter,
Miss Ethel, were st. Joseph visitors,
tuesday of this week.
The ]. o. o. F.'s treated the
Racket store room with new hard
wood floor, this week.
Mrs. II. r.. Parrish and sister-in-
law, Miss Susie. were passengers to
st. Joseph. Monday morning.
r.. VI. Guilliams delivered for the
, Ottawa Nurseries large consign.
ment Of fruit trees, this week.
MIR. Sam ]. Thompson is reported
quite sick at his home. Friends and
relatives are much concerned regard
| ing his recovery.
II. y. Mckee, Of Bigelow, was in
Craig. Tuesday, demonstrating a new
anti-puncture auto tire. II looks like
Bert has the sure thing.
Mrs. Chas. Catron boarded the
noon passenger Tuesday for sc. Jo-
seph to spend the day, guest of her
sister, Mrs. Lizzie Hudson.
--Col!C G.. u. Young and bride, form
erly Mrs. VI. T.. Lowe, departed Sum
day noon for their home at Guthrie,
Oklahoma, bearing with them the
God bless you" of many friends.
Il. X. Adams and mother have
rented the rooming house property,
owned by Mr.. Lowe. They took pos.
session Tuesday Of this week. We UNI
derstand they will continue TO let
rooms in the building.
-Rollo Hardin returned to Craig,
Tuesday. having been paroled BY
Judge Burncs, conditioned on his hay-
ing a job. and in the future being a
law-observing citizen. He will labor
on the farm for Ed Lawrence, north
Of town.
Captain and Mrs. Ray W. Carter
of Mound City, spent sunday with
Mrs. Carriers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
{. w. Anibal. The Captain expressed
himself a being particularly proud of
Craig's loyalty TO Company l. in fur.
nishing IL with twelve recruits.
Miss Cora kuck. who underwent
serious operations in the st. joseph
hospital. some ten days ago. has suif-
GENTLY recovered TO return home last
Monday. Her speedy return 60
strength and complete health is any
lousy expected by her many friends.
-Winifrcd Weight. brother 60 our
genial burlington night agent. enlist
81 AT the navy recruiting station in
81. Joseph. last Thursday. making
two Of our boys who have volunteered
for naval service Of their country.
Lille Williams Is now in the naval
training school on the Great Lakes.
-Nliss Minnie Van Vicklc, Of Bigc-
low. was consulting members of Tho
Board Of Education. Thursday. in CON.
temptation of making annlica,,"n To-
a place on the teaching s,nr in az,
public school. Her seven vcnrs, nv.
pcricncc, with her natural aJan,ih,,i,,
rs a teacher, will cer,ainiy h"v.
influence with the board. INV
Miss Grace Bailey of ,.or or..
gon. who has been emplovcJ as Inc
History teacher In the G,ai.
schools A during the nrcscn, u,in,as
term, severed her connection w;,h H.
schools last Monday morning mil w.
turned home, A large dcl.vat;on ~,
friends and students wi,ncs.cJ b.r =,
parturc Monday noon. jc,-w"rt W.
the school will be supnIicJ he IN. -,
naming teachers.
MIR. and Mrs. <,bos Ioo,, ,,,,
Tuesday noon for Wn,x I,'i,.
where they viii yisi, Mr. Ianin'. n""
cnts for n few weeks. ,hcnn" "a
Marys. Ohio, Ia comnlc,c ,ho '" 80
with Mr., Inlin's Relatives ~, ,n.',I
return home. ,h,v cxno., 20 ~,
for their future b,m. 4, a.. ,mp',
country, in Canada whoro NJ n'' w,
lin's father. George Scrrcs, nn,,. 80"
sides. The many fricnds ~, ~ ="
tccmcd couplc accomnnnv ,h,n, ,,,f,
their hest wishes '""' WYNN WIN
Mrs. Vera K,,,sor and A., rho.
n. bearing. both of Omaha 49,
quietly welded nj ,h, h"m's ., WI" ~
brido's nnrcn,s NJ, w "pH,u oI mr
wife, In tbis ci,w s,,n w. m'" n. hh.
April IA, M : ocloct Ny In, an,g
was horn and ,enroJ l.; g.. nie"'Ing
has many fricnds who .ona aa. hnl
her In the stem She has ,alsn Az
bearing is n wide'ovaI S ."n.n. NV
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