The Holly chieftain., 1898-03-25
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Of wall paper.
I'd SeweIl, of Coolidge vas in
town Monday
J. s. MeMurtry. spent the last
week IN Horace.
Another one of 5. f. White store
buildings arrived yesterday.
We have heard no one talking
about gardening for the past week,
Wonder why:
Mrs. II. a. Pettee was quite sick
during the first of the week but is
now conyalescing.
FOR SALE-A good young team.
Also wagon and harness. Cheap.
Inquire at this Office.
W hen you want to send tele-
gram don't forget that the Postal
gives prompt service.
The series of protracted meetings
closed Sunday night. There were
no acccssons to the church.
There are two cases Of measles in
town, Miss Ruth Hoffman and
Master Chase McPher son.
George Hollis carries complete
line of furniture and undertaking
goods. Prices reasonable.
Anyone wanting buggies, spring
wagons, etc, will do well to consult
f. f. Bennett, Holly, Colorado.
Dress making or sewing done by
the day or week Mrs. Bliss,
Holly, Col.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Baker rcmoy-
el to the farm Of +. c. Hawkins,
two miles northwest Of town last
Saturday.
f. w. Tuttle, made visit to his
homestead in the strip" this week.
Johnnie McCready of Granada is do
ing the bIacksmithing during Eds
absence.
l.. 5. Millingcr has built a neat
smooth-wire fence around the Holly
hotel, and Miss Laura is dcyotIng
her spare time to the cultivation of
a flower garden.
The Ninton Comedy Co. Band
and Orchestra at McMurtry's hall
Saturday, March 10th. Prices Is,
% and 35c. Reserved seats on sale
at ilarden's store.
DR.. b. l.. Shobe, OF Garden
City, Kansas, will be at the Holly
Hotel, W edncsday and Thursday.
March 30 and 81, prepared TO do all
kinds of dental work.
| &. H. Adams has this week added
a carload of farming utensils to his
stock of hardware. lie now has
every thing in that line that is ne ces.
sary for the planting, cultiyat ion
and harvesting of all kinds of crops.
See his advertisement on this page.
The Holly Cantaloupe Associa
ton will meet tomorrow for the pur.
pose of determining how much seed
will be required and where it is 10
be purchased. Every member should
be present, prepared 10 put in his
order for seed, accompanied with
the necessary cash.
On Monday evening the wind
came up, or rather down, from the
north very suddenly and with the
tierceness of a tornado, continuing
all night. Although the sky was
clear, the temperature fell several
degrees during the night and Tues
day bad every appearance of De
cember day. Nothing was damag,
ed, however, except the coal piles
about town in which very large
holes were made.
The following, from a Chicago
paper, will no doubt be of interest
to many of our readers in Holly:
"Mrs. Arnold l.. Berdoe and her
charming little daughter arrived in
Chicago on Saturday evening last,
since which time they haye been the
guests of Mrs. George Wilkinson,
at whose charming suburban home
the land of perpetual flowers
they have been taking good rest,
before proceeding to Boston. Mrs.
Berdoe and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson
attended the opera last Tuesday eve.
ming and heard magnificent render.
ing of Wagner's masterpiece 'Lohen.
grin.' Mrs. and Miss Berdoe left
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