The Holly chieftain., 1898-01-07
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Mrs L. E. Bennett went to Tribune
on Thursday to visit her parents.
c. l.. McPherson made a business
trip to the county seat on Wednesday.
Frank Tate, of the KY ranch, was in
town a couple Of days during the week.
c. II. Adams put tin roof on the
new residence of Scott Shobs Monday.
St. Louis Twice Week Republic and
the CHI.FTAIS one year for only Sl.75
Mrs. Vim. Dodson, Of Tribune, las
been visiting friends here during the
week.
o. F. Cox. one of the Amityyille
farmers, was doing business in Holly
Tuesday.
For good 10 cent meal, or oysters in
all styles, or a good meal, go to Perkins
lunch counter.
;. Harden went to Tribune yesterday
TO make final proof on his Greeley
county homestead.
Miss Ruth Hoffman was i'll with a
severe cold and sore throat during the
week but has about recovered.
Charley Murray, one of the Old hands
| of the KY ranch is now assisting Nell
son Taylor's hay baling outfit.
Did you ever see ouch beautiful win
ter weather? No, not in any other
! country than eastern Colorado.
Charley Cores, who spent the holi.
| DAYS visiting his folks here, returned
to bis home in Texas Tuesday night.
Mrs. F. E. Irwin. of Lamar, spent a
week in Holly visiting her sister, Mrs.
j. NJ. Johnston. returning home yes
terday.
Mrs. Maud Wheeler will leave to.
night for a months visit with Mrs.
BottomIey at the Iatter's home in
| Pueblo.
| \ large crowd from this place attend
ed the Odd Fellows ball at Granada
last Friday night and all report a very
enjoyable time.
That Holly needs barber is quite
evident from the bewhiskered indiyid-
uaIs that daily appear at the CHIEFTAIS
office, the editor not excepted
| j. c. Newman, of Tribune, came
down Wednesday, bringing two bran
by Robt King. The wagons are for
sale at Z. Z. Benefits blacksmith
shop.
Mr.. Scheh. of the northwest part of
the county, was in Holly Saturday
With several hundred pounds of carp
and catfish which he caught out Of the
King reservoir. Nearly all the denizens
had fish for supper.
We venture that any express package
that arrives hereafter for John Dun
can will be regarded with very much
suspicion by that gentleman. John no
doubt thinks there are some mighty
mean people in this old world.
VIM. Baird, of Coloma, Missouri, has
been here for a week visiting his broth.
er, James Baird, and looking over the
country. Mrs. James Baird and baby
| will accompany him home to spend q
few weeks visiting in Missouri.
The Amity lateral crew number 9,
| consisting of Zack and Joe Horton,
Messrs. DALEY and Brooke, under the
leadership of John Cores. Jr.' started
out Tuesday morning for the country
northwest of town, to repair laterals.
J. II. Chaplin has purchased the
Granada livery barn of Frank Gilman
Mr.. Chaplin saws he intends to keep
first class stock, and respectfully in
vItes the patronage OF the public. See
his advertisement elsewhere in this
paper.
A. l.. Johnson, one OF the Oldest
settlers Of Greeley county, brought his
residence house down or Wednesday,
locating it on his five acre tract in the
north part of town. Mr.. johnson will
be one Of the new irrigation gardeners
here the coming season, and we predict
a successful one
There are several people in this vicin-
ity who ought to be reading the CHIEF
TAIN every week, but for some reason
they are not doing so, unless they are
borrowing it from their neiehbors.
We are striving to make the CHIEFTArS
OF interest to all the people of this
sac,ion and would like to make some
material improvements, and we intend
to do So as soon as the patronage will
justify 1t.
Persons who are troubled with indi-
ges,ion will be interested in the expe.-
fence OF VIM. h. Penn, chief clerk in
the railway mail service at Des Moines,
Iowa, who writes. "1t gives me pleas
ure to testify to the merits of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Disrrhoea
Remedy. For two years have suffered
from indigestion. and am subject to
frequent seyere attacks of pain In the
stomach and bowels. One or two doses
of this remedy never fails to give
perfect feliei.n Price 25 and so cents;
for sale oy G. l.. Mcpherson.
Mrs. L. s. Miilinger and daueht ters
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