The Holly chieftain., 1898-10-14
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
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See Whites prices on FLOUR.

Mrs. j. L. Wood is visiting relatives
and old friends IN Iowa.
Theo. Baxter and family have moved
in the Geo. Hollis residence.
James Baird and family have moved
into their house in the east part OF
town.
johnny Cores and George Wilson are
regarding the street leading north from
town.
WANTED-A good giTl to DO general
house work, Apply at the ChieftaIn
office.
SEE WHITE for best IubricatiDg
castor oil at 81 cents per gallon, three
gallons for 81.
Dr.. c. F. Rutledge, of Frederick,
Kansas, vas in town a short time yes
terday, visiting 5 F. White.
Miss Ethel Hoffman visited with
Miss Laura Brown, on Horse Creek,
several days during the week.
All the people who went to Denver
last week have returned and they all
say bat the carnival was grand.
James Smith, of Wichita county
Kansas, was down here last Saturday
looking after the crops on his farm.
The dance at tie Holly Hotel was
another of those ENJOYABLE affairs for
which that popular aouse is noted.
Before purchasing your fall goods
call and examine MCEherson's stock
Prices to suit the times. No trouble to
show goods.
Mr.. BugDee, a travelling musician
and piano tuLrr Is Ia tOSn repairing
and cleaning pianos, oTgaLg and other
musical Instruments.
Miss Ethel uotlmau and MIss Louisa
Hopkins have Desn engaged to teach
the schools IN Ihe Marstou distinct,
eight niles northwest oi to"u.
J. ", Pratt and family started over
land last wednesday, for Freedom. in
western NeU,asKa, wh-ie ,ney viii
spend several Inonths visiting.
Mrs. P, L. AArstcE, vi B-ioit, Wis
cousIn, Is visiting with MT. and Mrs. q,
L. Marstou and Mr. and Mrs. o. l..
Cox, who live eight miles northwest ui
Holly.
Mrs. l. b. Newman and son, T. Doss,
came down from Tribune Saturday,
and remained over Sunday, visiting
with Z. Ii. Adams ana L, L. Bennett
and families.
SEE SEE y y IIlTE Tor trunks, yalises and
/ Telescopes. -.----.--
MCPHERSON, having Just opened
up a large and well seieCteti stock oil
dry goods and notions, would cordially
invite the public to call and examine
the same.
Capt. John ritcomb returned We'd
nesday from Denver where he has been
for month past. He was go glad to
get back that he came over and sub
scrlbed for the Cheiiain.
John Cores, Sr., and Wm, Rockwell
built a neat barn this week on the
Amlty property on Fifth street, occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, in which
the doctor will keep his team and
buggy.
SEE WHITE for the famous Jumbo
Pants" Every pair warranted not to
rip. You ought to see the .Jambo
Pants" at ST..
| Postmaster Mcpherson says the post
othce business has more than doubled
during the past year. This is a good
showing, and there Is every reason to
believe that it will next year show a
still greater increase.
If your watch, clock, or Jewel
ry needs repairing send it to Apple.
gate at Lamar and get first class
job done. All work guaranteed.
| oee W nlle prices on FLOUR.
Rey.J F. Harris, recently appointed
presiding elder of the Pueblo district,
will hold the quarterly meeting of tine
Granada circuit, a. Granada and Holly
October l3 and II. Mr.. Harris will
preach in Holly, Friday evening at 80
j. l.. Wood took trip to Denve,
last week, returning home Sunday
After taking in the Carnival he Went
np into the Cotopaxi mining district
where Howard Brown is doing somt
prospecting. He came back very en-
thusiastic over the prospects of bi,
"strike" IN ths claims located by How
ard, and says some of them are assay.
ing $500. of gold to the ion at depth
OF ten feet. Several people in the vi
cinity of Holly have become interested
in that section. and they are, no doubt
in n tair way to realize largely on thei
investment.
Remarkable Rescue.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, H.
N axes the abatement, that she caugh