The Holly chieftain., 1899-05-26
Lamar LuiIabies.
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| bitches on the north side are all
reported full.
Little Lucy Downing has been very
| i'll with pneumonia but is better.
Florns Friend moved Wednesday to
the house he recently bought and ad-
ded to South Main st.
Mr.. Lanning's little boy has the ty-
phoid pneumonia together with
whooping cough and is very sick.
Mrs Frank Ryburn is very danger
ously i'll with an ulcer in the head.
Together with her lung trouble she
is seriously i'll.
c. A. Thompson has sold his second
| hand store and moved to his new
grout house. which will make them a
nice comfortable home, indeed.
| Mrs. Ethel Murphy, Of Carlton, Wis
ired with Mr.. Chaplin's, on the north
side, last week, and Miss Lola Chap
lin accompanied her home on Tues
day.
| j. 7. Lawless and wife accompanied
Mrs. Addie Rowland and Mike Lamb
to Ration, New Mexico, where the
1 latter couple was married. Mixes
fine new house will now have an occu-
pant.
Uncle Stephen Harrcll's house in
Fuller addition is about ready for
occupancy. 1t has very neat appear
ance and will make n nice home for
their old age.
understand j. w. Golliday lost a
right new carriage and horse We'd
nesday morning by a train which was
switching here. The driver esca ped
with but little injury.
Two sisters from st. Anthony's
hospital, of Denver, were In town this
week. They visited the ditch camps
north Of town. and their driver Snt
lost Mr.. and Mrs. O'Donnell accom-.
panied them.
While driving the two sisters from
st. Anthony's in the country Tuesday,
the horse Mrs. Sherlock was driving
became frightened, and turning very
quickly and upset the carriage. Mrs.
Sherlock has very badly bruised
shoulder One of the sisters got
scratched little, but nothing serious.
While Mrs. f. j. Holmes was up
town last Saturday Ray got a revolver
that was i'm the house and having
found an old cartridge somewhere,
thought he'd see if it would fit the
revolver The consequences are, his
younger brother Carston has a very
bad hand and wrist and may have to
lose the hand entirely. Both are very
lyoung and knew no better, but it
should teach all boys a lesson, that the
safest way to handle a gun is to let 1t
entirely alone.
1t will not be long till there will be
a death to report by the cars, as par
ents allow their boys to gad the streets
and never know where they are. and
at times there will be more than
dozen of them jumping one train. 1t
is very dangerous and If parents do
| tlOl lUoh diutI tIiSiii Liic Sity htAAohnA
should. They go out and meet train
and jump it and ride in, or jump one
in town after they start and ride out
quite ways and jump off.
| Lamar was in gala attire for her
l4th birthday and seemed to be proud
of her l3 years, and especially OF her
last year. in which she has made such
grand stride in good substantial I'M
provemcnts. And the improvement
seems to have only begun. There was
surprisingly large crowd out for the
celebration from all over the country.
| A slight shower drove some indoors,
but most of them soon came out and
went to the ball ground, where the
| Lamars scored 10 to the GranadaS ;.
Some of the boys seemed blue over
their defeat, while Others accepted 1t
nanfully which is the right way.
Have no hard feelings of any kind be-
tween our towns, but all work to help
each other. The ball game lasted ,il.-
| til $50 then in the early evening
'.The Colorado Girl was played by
home talent to good sized audience,
and after that came ball which drew
La large crowd. Half the money from
the opera went to the Fircmen and
all from the ball, to help them build
hall suitable for their headquarters.