The Holly chieftain., 1898-09-16
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See Whites prices on FLOUR.

Several of the farmers north of town
are threshIng their small grain.
Miss Lula Wood has been sick for
week or so but ia improving at present.
Miss Nellie Simpson and Mrs. J. r.
Webster have each purchased a new
organ.
See Whites prices on FLOUR.
Rem Puntenney began teaching
school in the Horse Greek district last
Monday.
W. 4. johnson took load of cauta-
Ioupes and watermelons to Tribune
last Saturday.
Mrs s 3. Fisher and son Yallie, of
Pueblo, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. <. Mi.Linger.
Srs Whites pr. Gee on FLorR.
Mrs. II. p. Horst and son have re-
turned from Coolidge and Herman is
boarding at home again.
J. B Harden returned Wednesday
from Tribune where he had been visit
Tag friends for a couple of weeks.
E. G. Hawkins returned last Sunday
from Seattle, Wash, and spent several
days at the Amity headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. johnson went to
Tribune Wednesday. Mr. Johnson is
to auCtioneer a sale there tomorrow.
a soaking rain fell last Saturday and
Sunday which will put an end to the
Irrigation business for this season.
A post Office has been established at
the Salvation Armv headquarters, and
is now in operation under he name Of
Amity.
SEE WHITE for trunks, vaises and
telescopes.
}. P. Sayer, of Coolidge. was in town
Wednesday trying to sell some hogs
which he has on his ranch three miles
east of Holly.
Charles Brown, who has been work
ing for l.. S. MilIinger for about six
months, left yesterday for his old home
at Beaver, Pa.
j. 5. McMurtry and II. p Horst at
tended the republican county conyen-
ton at Lamar last Saturday az dels.
gates from this precinct.
q. L. Mcpherson returned from his
eastern trip last Saturday, and this
week new goods have beer arriving at
his store until it is chuck full.
A. L. johnson was delighted the
other day by fine box of red apples
which were sent him by Robt. Pringle.
from Woodson county, Kansas.
S. II. Graves, of the firm of Close
Eros. & Co., of Chicago, was in Holly
several days during the week, looking
after his company's il erests here.
The Amity company has sent ali the
rigs they have to Lamar, for the pur-
pose OF conveying the National Editors
association to the reservoirs tomorrow
SEE WHITE for best lubricatiug
castor oil at S5 cents per gallon, three
gallons for 81.
Ernest C. Wilson has retired from
the editors chair in the Manzanola
News Office, and Mrs. Ida r. Martin
has assumed charge of editing the pa
paper.
Mrs. j. L, Wilson is visiting at her
old home in Indiana. She was ag.
reesbly surprised on arriving there to
find her brother, who lives in Scotland,
also visiting his folks.
Ed. Tuttle returned last week from
the Strip, where he has been holding
down his claim for several months.
He will go back in a few DAYS taking
his wife and baby with him.
The school attendance is not as large
as it should be. Parents should exert
themselves to the utmost in this re.-
pect and see that their children attend
| "NO'i S'cif bay VI tie term.
NJ. NJ. Brown called at this Office
Monday and said that Howard had
secured possession of some valuable
mining claims at Cotopaxi, and he is
on the high road to prosperity.
SEE WHITE for the famous Jumbo
Pants" Every pair warranted rot to
MP. You ought to see the Jumbo
Pants" at 81.
The Vincent boys have commenced
to bale hay for the Amity company.
These boys have raised q considerable
amount of fine quality broom corn on
their Horse Creek ranch this year.
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.
The cold spell during last Saturday
Sunday and Monday, bafiled the oldest
settlers, they having never seen any,
thing like it at this time of the wear
IL very nearly put an end TO the canta.
loape shipping, although there are