The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-06-05
News From Craig.


the town. Saturday and sunday: On business
with the Zig Tarklo Drainage directors.
John Paaumer, one OF our High school
grads" and Miss Mary DunDihoo lvined lie
colony Of Craig school teachers, at Mafyrhle.
Tuesday.
Miss sesius Thomson arrived Saturday
morning from Fulton. where she has been at
Tending school Mt the william Wood institu.
tion for young ladies.
Many remarks are being made by our
Carney fpr jndse-a,-large. These remarks
are all very favorable.
dudley weddie. who was reported near
deaths door at the hospital In st. Joseph, II
now considered out o. danger, and VII re-
cover and be restored to his friends aud fam
lily In short time.
John W. .Haig,er, of Mound City, was
shaking hands with his friends here Friday
evening. John is almost tempted 70 an
business seems kind OF familiar 70 him.
Mr.. Abe Lawrence and .on, Ebert. left
Tuesday morning TOR the Mineral springs,
near Burlington Junction. They will remain
s py r.a ns sSS Suffering ' s
rheumatism.
Miss Settie shuts left Tuesday night
for Craismile. Canada. To be with her brother,
9ecrse. whN ha, been sadly ssrea ,a =, i ~.
definitely 10 Keep the house aud take care OF
the little ones.
Thomas Quimby was In town saturday,
the first time since he met with the accident
lost the great toe on his left foot. The places
are healing rapidly aud Tom says are giving
him little trouble.
Miss Cora Cook departed Wednesday for
Ss% GS :, s,s spsnS her pr,Ga ,%s
place 10 the He'll telephone Office will be oc.
cupied by Miss Abbie Taylor
Mrs. Roy sellers and children returned
Thursday from two weeks visit with par.
ents at bedding, la. Mr.. sellers ~ the mean.
time had rented n new home aud had moved
sy,, ,s, ,g ~ sha prS ~ ,n madam "a"
-Mr.and Mrs Charles Perkins. at one time.
and that recently living In the pcrkin, neigh.
borhoud, south of town, but now residents OF
Mound Sity. were quests oi tn.'r nausn,.t,
ped Monday Ia town To see their Ola flrnds.
II. u. Lawrence has. purchased the feed
aud corn meal mill Of ". a. browning. We
undcr>tand that Mr.. Lawrence will remodel
extent "a will make the business "a paying
proposition. THE business viii h. III charge
81 Judge Hunt, whose cNp"flchc" insure,
success
Fired a.. Anibal, who has Just completed 4
successful term ~ srhuul ~ salisbury where
lac has been the principal Tor the liish >'huJi
arrived Tuesday u!nfnins To- visit dty 90 ~
work In the Missouri University this summer.
lie has been rr.rmpuyrd at salisbury fur
the coming school year.
Among the visitors to the decoration ~.
trclsts at New Llbcrty, saturday, were! Mrs
li-ub fnut,, Dr. and MR.. NJ. :. Gray, cunnOr
Price, Id. Eckard aud family. all ~ It. joe
scphj car Price. of Chicago aud Gordon
boys aud girls % former days, aud most 81
them remained over u few days tn meet With
relatives aud friends.
Mrs Albert Manson aud son. Allen, ar
rived Friday, after lengthy stay from home
aud friends: They have been gone several
months They have been travelling and vi,'
itina through the southern anu Ea,trtn
stat"s-Atluhtt, savannah, Memphis, wash
lngton, baltimore, Boston ana New YORK
City are among the many places they visited
Jack Graves. sou Of ". T.. Graves. form.
orally ~ craig. hut now u popular mechanic
OF Isl, Joseph, IN spending his vacation With
his uncle, John Paris aud while lac II rrncv-
lug old nrqual ntuhcrs, II Al-n organizing a
,ribe Of Red Men. jwh Is an enthusiastic
locnl trine In Craig, II will take ~ prtitlpn-
ct, aud =. prs,aGt more tilan hNtti.at npm-
her are signed
l.. T.. WATSON, ~ Columbia. wr> chosen
teacher ~ ~" >rlcnrr und agricultural de.
pirtm"nt ~ uut llish schoul. Mr. Wt>>un
Is graduate ~ brury College, ~ spring.
he'd. aud viii graduate fruu the Missouri
Agriculture school, at Columbia, this week,
TIE hpard 81 educ alton THINK that they haNe
been very tort innate thi, year IL the ,'icrti"p
forward with great hope, tuH successful year,
Laura Brncsur was taken oli the after.
upnn passenger here Friday, Ia a slrk aud
wcnkcnc,l state, 81" had been IN ~" hu>.
pitnl ~ II, Joseph. aud wns uu her way tp
her parents NJ fulrf,N. hut hr,tme seriously
lll alsnut the time the train left Forest tity.
bt, Hogan, NJ hig"l"w, was called hnd Ht-
rumpanlrd The patient ~ Crais The young
lady was travelling nlunv ana was abe to tell
the conductor that she had friends ~ truis
she was taken To- TIE home ni W, :, Thnu>hn
aud cared for. she continued her journey
Sunday
Mrs e. 4. MrCown came home on Thurs.
day from Chattanooga. Tenn, where she aud
Mr. McCuwn have l"-n spending the winter,
Mrs, MACK II looking the boom ~ health
aud says that she enjoys the climate there,
but the old red hi = ~ Tennessee cant raise
the crops that Rush bottom produces. She il |
here Temporary looking after III" farm, aud
Will return Ia Chattanooga In a week or ten
days 20 finish the hus,n.s; in hand there;
10 make the south their future home, she !
said that that point had not been decided,
We ar. loath 10 lose them from our town and
vicinity,
The Oregon boys crossed bats with III. |
ural u team sunday: Craig came out with
the long end with Ia o score. hut the bays |
from the capital city, ~ the county; put up |
nice game and won the hearts of the Craig |
rooters, Orcson has team the people of
that city should be proud Of, aud with little |
more experience and som. encouragrment, |
Will make fast aud number one team, |
while the score might indicate that the vic- |
tory was easily won. such T. not the cn,c.
Our boys hnd Hight for all the trip To The J
end ~ the game and at no time did they feel +,
secure.
The funeral Of George Gnmhrel was held |
at the home 81 the deceased Monday morn
Ing NJ $3.50 o'clock, and intermcnt at the New /
l.iherty cemetery. Geo, Gambrel was born /
In Kentucky about ~ years ago lie spent /
his carly days In the county BELL, where he |
was born, and came with Ills three brothers
aud one sister 10 Missouri some twenty years
ngn, Tie has been u resident Of the nelghhOr- |
hood near Bethel church, six miles south OF |
l,pDIlp IA Ind
health Tor the past two year., lie suffered |
much from rheumatism The muludy turned |
10 dropsy some ten or twelve weeks before |
his death, lie was very portly man, and at |
the time he died, he weighed 40 pounds, lie |
was married ana leaves widow and several |
children. The brothers aud sister survive i
him, His death occurred sunday morning nj |
one O'Clock, 6oODESorGH.