The Holly chieftain., 1897-07-09
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Send your kilograms by the Postal
Telegraph Company.
For a stylish, up to date suit made
10 order 90 to Johnston.
Miss Lulu Wood attended the cele-
bration at Granada Monday.
Bill Coker, foreman of the lateral
crew, spent the 4th in Lamar.
Geo. Hollis has been on the sick list
this week, but is able to get around.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. f. Stauffer took in
the celebration at Granada Monday.
The young folks tripped the light
fantastic in the Hare hall again Wed.
nesdsy night.
Mrs. Nancy NJ Gilman was in town
yesterday and purchased load Of fur
niture of George Hollis.
The Granada ball nine beat the La
mar club in the game played at the
latter place last Saturday.
J. NJ. Johnston has just received
nice line Of mems clothing which
he is selling very cheap.
c. II. Adams has been chuck full
Of business this week waiting on GUS
TONERS and doing tin work.
Since the Granada base ball nine
/ beat Lamar the Holly boys are laying
claim to the county championship.
Ed Tuttle thinks he deserves the belt
as a trader. He succeeded in making a
trade with Doc, Perkins the other day.
c. l.. Mcpherson has inst re
cetved a large stock of ladies' dre.s
goods and shoes. Prices low as the
lowest.
We understand that o match game of
ball is being arranged between the
Holly and Lamar clubs. to take place
in week or so.
For Ladies' fine shoes 90 to John
ston's. A complete line of Oxfords
IN black, tan, or chocolate. The
"Topsy" hose to match.
During a thunder storm Tuesday
lightning set fire to the prairie grass
south of the river and burned up con.
siderable Of the range before it was put
out.
An elegant line of summer dress
goods at Johnston's, in Orgapdies,
Persian, Lawn, Dimity, Applique,
Zephyr Ginghams, and large line
of white goods.
Lewis Chapman brought Mrs II. W.
Milford and children and Mrs. }. U.
Brown down from TrIDune Tuesday.
Mrs. Brown ls visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S, Harden.
j. i. Baker will star to work next
week for Topeka, Kansas, nursery.
He SAYS he intends to supply the peo-
pie with first class stock in the way of
fruit trees. and at the lowest possible
price
So far as Ne can learn sll those who
sowed alfalfa this spring have been
very fortunate in getting 4 stand and
all the fields will yield full crop, and
some who sowed early will get two
cuttings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fronkier and daughter,
OF Pawhuska, Usage Nation, are visit.
ing with Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Perkins.
Mrs. Fronkier is sister of Mrs. Per-
kins. The two families will start next
Sunday for the mountains where they
will spend the summer.
4. &. Holman has given up his fight
on the potato bugs. He says one lot
of bugs will eat the Paris green off and
die and another lot will come sloug and
eat the vines. He has, however, a good
many potatoes about natured and is
preparing gronnd for planting the sec.
ond crop.
Holly now has third nine. The
kids haye organised with Clifford
rhomason as captain and are out every
day in their red and white suits prsc
ticing. They say they will soon be
ready to tackle the first nine and if the
latter don't practice moie they are in
danger of losing their. laurels.
Although the Great Plains Watel
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