The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-02
~ this winter for further studies.

~ TINS winter Tor further studies.
-1som Cunning severed his rela
lions with the $. r.. Judy establish
ment on last Saturday and on Sunday
removed to Coin. Iowa. to take q more
lucrative position IN one Of the stores
there. Mr.. Cunning made many
warm friends " Crafty for the tac
short months that he was with us.
Prof. Guy Ensor. superintendent
Of the Oregon High schools, was q
caller In this city, Monday. Guy
formed some definite attachments for
our town several years ago, while su.
perintendent OF the schools here, that
lie can not very we'll get over. 1t Is
probable that he never will fully re.
cover.
The meetings In the Park are
prog essing from night to night with
added interest. Sunday, the Saints
from BIgelow and Mound City we're
with the workers here and a glorious
time WAS had. Reyerends Wood and
Adams are doing some good preach.
Ing. They are anticipating . big
day on the Fourth, II being Sunday.
w. p Green. OF Fairfax, was a
business visitor In Craig, Wednesday.
Mr.. Green owns a large tract OF farm.
Ing land adjoining the town OF Fair.
fax In the Tark bottom. lie reports
that the water got over II last week
and destroyed every stock Of grow Ing
corn on II, but that lie Is intending 10
replant II Just a. soon rs 1t will get
dry enough TO plant.
The railroad representatives we're
In town. Wednesday, measuring and
making such calculation a. II neces.
,ary for cement sidewalk from the
hotel 10 the street on the vest side.
also from the Price property across 10
lie street. When these walks are In,
he town can boast Of being provided
With as good walks ~ the best and
argest city In the state, street for
treet.
"A petition 10 the county court Is |
icing circulated among the patrons
u the public roads, asking them TO
10 something that will better the
Dads two miles out from Craig on
he Jack scott" road. IL needs liz.
na badly and could he fixed easily. II
My some one was In charge that
'ould take the time TO attend 10 Il.
We hope that the petition will result |
n something worthy.
One day, last week, Il was reported
n town that Frank Osborn had met
cath In st. Joseph under the wheels
Z a railroad train, but such il not the
ase. Frank Is we'll and alive, enjoy.
ns himself In Rulo. Neb. His people
ere investigated the story and
earned from the chief Of police In
I, Joseph that the story was un.
ounded, and later they heard from
rank himself In Rulo.
Friday morning about 5o'clock an
Htra freight passing through town
truck the gray horse belonging TO W. |
|, Thomson AID killed 1t. The horse
ad gotten loose from the place II
'as picketed by Mute Mullis, who
ad the animal In care, and started
ack TO the farm, when II was caught
y the train on the crossing opposite
he hotel and met death. The ami.
nal Vas valued At slJj.
We learn that II. u. Stewart, who
rs been our efficient and popular sta
Ion agent for the past several months,
as been appointed to . very impor.
ant position for the burlington PEG.
lie In Chicago, Mr.. Stewart while
ere proved his ability for greater
hinRs, and no doubt will give salts.
action TO his employers In his promo.
Ion, The many friends OF Mr..
tewart will rejoice In this piece OF
The children OF Mr.. and Mrs,
has. Cies, Robert and Katherine, were
laying In the rear yard with . little
urnacs that they had msds them.
slvss. The little girl concluded that
no Ore was not burning good enough
nd poured some gasoline on the Dire,
which ignited and the little boy get
n irs and was severely burned about
he head and feet, One foot In oar.
ocular was very badly burned. A
hysician 10 caring for him.
Tho basket dinner and Sunday
ahool convention a. Bethel, Sunday
~, - We predicted In last weeks
sws, . bly, AFFAIR. The people for
lilies around came lsdensd with has.
cts OF good things to eat and the 1T.
10 folks were we'll drilled and pre-.
ared to do their parts In entertain.
" the crowd. The day passed In
)ng, feast and spe0ch Eli late In tho