The Holt County sentinel., 1914-06-26
News From Craig.

J. Nauman were visitors In St Jo-
seph, this week.
Miss Neva Ballengee, Of Tarkio,
was visiting her former friends and
classmates in Craig, last week.
Mrs. DR.. Davis and son, John, left
Tuesday of last week for three
weeks visit with her oldest son, Lee.
at Guthrie, Okla.
Miss winifred Hawley returned
from G rinnell low a, Wednesday, where
she has been attending the CON-
mencement OF the college.
Mrs. J. L. Rumble Is very sick at
this writing. A trained nurse Is In
charge and everything Is being done
TO restore health, but the chances are
against her.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick and Mrs.
Fisher, of Omaha, we're visitors at the
home Of Mrs. Fishers son, Joseph,
living two miles west OF town. They
made the trip In an automobile.
The Misses Carmine, Of Chadron,
i Neb., daughters Of W. A. Carmine
BUZZ, q banker, Of that city, we're
the guests Of Mr.. Carmine's aunt,
Mrs. James Meador, one day, last
week.
"A large delegation OF the Craig
lodge OF Odd Fellows attended the fu.
neral OF Os. King at Maitland, sun.
day. They drove overland In auto.
mobiles. King courted and won his
wife In Craig.
Mrs. Chas. Ellis, Of Tabor, Iowa,
was a guest Of Miss Gertrude Eddy,
Monday evening and Tuesday morn.
ing. She stopped oil on her way
home from the funeral OF Editor King
at Maitland. Sunday. Mrs. Ellis Is a
sister Of Mrs. King.
MIR. Tinker Adams has severed
his connection with the Cox drug
store and accepted a position In the
big Brandies establishment at Oma.
LA. Tinker and his esteemed wife
have many friends, Who are sorry TO
see them leave Craig.
The revival meetings a, the Meth.
odist church closed last Friday night
without any visible results. Rev. +.
NJ. Taylor, OF st. Joseph, the evange.
list, did some OF the greatest preach.
Ing ever done In Craig, but the season
was III chosen and the time too short
. for results.
News comes from Hamburg that
Mrs. G. N. Lowe had fallen on the
skating rink foor, Tuesday, and had
, broken her leg Just above the ankle.
We are not able to ascertain any fur.
ther particulars, but presume that II
the injuries were very serious,
friends and relatives here would have
learned more OF It.
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Kellogg, OF
5 Kadsas City, are the guests OF W. A.
Sharp, this week, They will continue
their journey to Burlington Junction
to visit with the parents Of Mrs. KEEL
logg during the summer. Edgar Will
. return to Kansas City, this fall, tc
4. finish his education In the veterinary
; school at that place. lie Is planning
I to take q government position In hi,
Z profession at his graduation.
1T may be so, and II may not bs
so: but we have been coniidentially In
formed that the Standard oil Com
pany have leased the railroad GROUND
: where the old Secrist apple hous,
stands and will proceed at once L
' erect tanks for storage OF oil for Thu
and neighboring towns. Craig uses I
vast quantity Of oil by itself. and |
. storage tank at this place would like
ly pay the oil company to establish ,
Q depot here.
y Mrs. L. G. Egan met with . YER!
q, bad accident last Wednesday as sh,
/. was returning from the McCowi
place. After she had crossed tn,
!. Scott bridge she met Q motor cycle
j. when the mules became frighlene,
and turned into the ditch, which 4
. about four feet deep at that point
= Mrs. Egan was violently thrown I,
,. the ground and her back badl
n wrenched DR.. Ottman arrived OF
the scene as soon as called ant
q brought the injured lady home In hi
y Ford" She is doing nicely at tn
:, present, but will be disabled for som
II time.
John Horn, whom We reporte,
having taken service with the Bun
i lington carpenter department, las
?. week, came In home, Friday, Of
crutches. He had worked just on
&C and half days when 6x6 green oa
a timber fell on his right foot and ST
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