The Holly chieftain., 1898-02-25


flour.
Ed. Tut,le butcbered hog on
] Tuesday.
J. 5. Chenoweth Is enjoying vi
sit from brother, Of Versailles, Hi,
mis-.
Free catalogue of fresh KANSAS
SEEDS now ready Send for one to
Kansas Seed House.
F. BARTELDEs IL Co.,
Lawrence, Kansas.
II. II. Mccoy is doing the neces-
sarY repair work on y. l.. Hare's
residence.
+. ". Montgomery, prominent
potato grower OF Eaton, Colorado,
was in town Wednesday.
One Of J. l.. Woods hogs strayed
away from his place last week. He
has been making diIIigent search,
but has not yet succeeded in Iocat-
ing the animal.
Can it be possible? Well, if you
don't believe II, just call at McPher-
sons and You will get 10 per cent off
Of every dollars worth of Fall and
Winter goods you purchase for
cash.
Mr.. J.. c. Harris, who recently
came here from Garden City, Kan
sas, has been installed a. chief irri-
gator for this section, and from the
way he Is trotting the water through
the laterals, we Judge that he has
had ample experience in that line.
Clothing Clothingl! Clo,hing!!!
for small men, for large men, med
iunl sized men, or any other kind OF
men; in fact, all styles and latest
styles in mems suits coming from
New York factory, at prices to suit,
and suits TO SUIT all tastes and pock.
ct books. C. l.. McPHERsoN.
The spring birds have come to
cheer us with their beautiful songs,
a reminder that soon all nature will
spring to life once more. Upon close
examination, the first three leaves
of the alfalfa is found to haye put
in their appearance, indicating that
they will soon afford subsistence
Tor the small pigs.
VIM. Dodson, Tn. Garboe and y.
L. johnson, of Tribune, drove down
on Sunday and remained till Tues
day. Mr.. johnson says he Is deter
mined to get settled in his new
home here in time TO plant five acres
of cantaloupes and five more in gar
den truck. Mr.. Dodson also intends
to make his home here in the near
future.
Mr.. A. w. Krech, one of the
principals of the Amity Land and
lrrigating company, and who resides
in New York city, was here looking
over the reservoirs and canals of his
company. accompanied by Manager
Wiley, on Saturday. After COM
pleting their tour, both of the gem
tleman made a trip to Denver, re-
. turning 10 Holly Wednesday noon.
w. Frank Crowley arrived last
week with his family and house,
hold goods and has taken up his re-
sidence on his new farm. This
week he has had a force of men
engaged in hauling out wire and
posts. and building fence. We like
to see such men as Mr.. Crowley;
when they start out to do thing,
do it without waiting to see what
others are going TO do.
We call the especial attention of
all our readers interested in tree
planting and fruit culture to the un-
usually liberal offer of the Arkansas
Valley Nurseries of Sedgwick,. Kan.
sas, which will he found elsewhere
in this issue. They are reliable
people and make this special offer
only to introduce their stock in this
vicinity. Orders should be sent
them without delay.
AS an example of how the Postal
telegraph company does business,
we will cite you an incident happen
ing this week. G. III. Adams tele.
graphed to Kansas City for 5000
pounds OF barbed wire Saturday
morning at $3.50 o'clock. Monday
noon tie wire arrived by local
freight. As local freights do not
run on Sunday, this order made
pretty good time.
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