The Holly chieftain., 1898-05-13
=onE NEWS.
Another good rain Sunday night.

Warm eruwiu, weather this week. y
George Hollis received a carload Of !.
1ra spd chop Monday. =
Scott shobe hiss his ten acres en- :.
Iosgd with neat ricket fence. :,
Wsntsi-A good girl to do genera :,
,ouse work. Apply at this office :
Lewis Chapman and II c. Record :
,roye down from Tribune yesterday.
Zsck TAYLOR and Frank Miburn, OF
were in town Wednesday /:
afternoon. !;
Granville Hurt, Of Greeley county
came down after a load of lumber on :
Wednesday.
Olaf Encstrom and Martin Thompson
nf Horace were in town couple oil
days this week.
Ban Monheim will succeed "m'
McCurry as stable man for the Am''y
company on the 18th.
}. II. Sheppard brought nuiid'nE
down from Horace all by himself YES
terday. But it wasn't a very hiE one
Miss Martiu. of Lamar, ezh' oiie'
Mrs, Bottomley's millinery goods 10
the ladies of Holly last Friday and SCI
urday.
Ill. Wilson and Johnny Simpson
will inaday or two 90 out to the reSet
yoirg where they expect to WORK aH
snmmer.
Il l. M,cky had lis house moved
down from Greeley county ye''e''@l
and placed on his lot in the east p'''
OF town.
Cali and examine that elegant wall
paper at George Hollis, Any design
or ounity to suit the most iastldions'
at the lowest possible price.
PROSPECTS, count for anything crop
,,iu be produced n the Arkansas Yaile!
mis- season that will surpass the eXpec'
tatious of the most sanguine'
< Ouite 4 number of our citizens at
2 t,nded Il, T. Taylors sale at Grahau"
last Saturday, many OF them bringing
hack come of the articles sold.
A. l.. Johnson and son W. A. made
A trip to Tribune the first OF the week
latter several head OF horses when eo'
, away from them here last week.
SoyeroIof the Young folks attended
the closing exercises OF the CooiuE'
schools last Friday night a very
: nle,s,nt entertainment is reported.
f. T.. Bennett says he has suppN
of fshworms on feed so that in case III
business gets dull for time he can =
fishing and won't have to stop 10 u''
- bait.
Mrs G.. II. Adams and Mrs. Wh
Dodson tried their luck with thei
hooks and lines at the brook earl
Wednesday morning, aud caush'
half dozen little fishes about so long.
We thought our school election WI
very quiet affair as there were h'
% votes cast, but the Register repor
onIv is votes cast in Lamar. It's vel
strange that people take so little lnte
est in these school elections.
Rev. John Anderson had snrelc
operation performed last week by VI
Wilson and Boggs for the removal
an abscess from his chest. The &c
tors were quite successful ana '"'
patient is recovering rapidly.
Or! Syracuse News: DR.. Boggs, the Co
iidge healer, informs us that ne "
cultivate three acres of cahta'oul
this season. Our idea is that an az
of cucumbers would be NOR e In MS II
bv increasing his number OF patieh
". Having restored to health those
. our citizens who haye been on the
list, DR.. Wilson is now devoung
attention to gardening and Will
W hope meet with the same brl'ilaht 8
cess that he has achieved in his
ado fession.
- Mr.. and Mrs. o N. Daley. OF Pei
Oklahoma, are here visiting the
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ).
bailey. Mr.. Daley is manager oil
Western Union telegraph office at
.T nv, but is thinking OF making IL
his home.
l.. II. Bristol, principal of the
Eli school at Tribune, Kansas, was
. town Tuesday night, being out io
little recreation during his vacai
He intends to visit Lamar and 81
daa Lake before he returns, traVt
OH his wheel.
DO MIR. Klinehen.z, druggist oil
yer, has been here for several days
uring on u location for drug
He is well pleased with the ousi'
like appearance of Holly and ii he
succeed in making satisfactory
any rangemen, will locate here permai
ly.
. 4. Z. Bennett has quarter G
acre set TO strawberries. Mr.. Be
:. lived for several years in southwe
. Missouri where strawberries are
VN by the train load and with the
. edge and experience he acquired
S1al yarding their culture he is prepar
make success OF it here.