The Holly chieftain., 1900-09-14
8. Btaee - Hsnton, ". VI. cslas
hereiaas week 20 visit hts hFothsss.

8. Dsaee n Henton, ". VI, caun1
hess - week % visit hls hothsss.
John Dancaa ii hayine sops I'M,
psoveinents made % his dwelling thIl
Mask.
ON. 1aRIe . Tanc1naan, llvine eigAt
miles esst Of C0oai1 ~ tsal1lnG. =
Folly On Tuesday.
Jim Baird was serving papers In N
attschment cass In ths Amityviils
country % Tuesday.
The infant child of Mr. and Mn. Al.
Wilson - ben quite sick dufin9 the
week. but y bsttsf nov.
Blackbtrds are nov estting In thsir
work On IL ks1lr corn and cane, and
are doing Considerable damage.
Mis- Jennie l1omyer and Harry of
Hurt kansaA visited their brother
Gsofse, Saturday and Sunday.
Nis Nsudie Sha6er srrivsa Tues
day morning from Hiaxatha, Kansas,
and will keep houas for her father.
George Thurbsr, who has been hem
for several vesks putting IL a'crop Of
wheat q his farm, returned to Iowa
on Sunday.
Mn Hunt Of Coolidge, snd Mrs.
Baniman who y Visiting her daughter,
nh Z. Herring. were shopping 10
Holly on Monday.
Two yeaEs tests at the Colorado Ex-
pertinent Station seem to show that
from 10 six stalks Of corn per hill
gave the largest yield.
LOST Medium sized Black vslise, on
road between Granada aud Lamar on
August z2d. Liberal reward. Cool
tdge p. o. +. b. MArHxws,
There will be preaching at the
school house SUNDAY, Sept. 10th, at IL
q. m. and 7:30 p. M. by Rev. A, S.
Holden, pastor of the MethodistE Epis-
copsl Church.
Good Storehouse, Good Stand and
Good Stock Of Goods for sale 1t : bar.
gain Old age II my reason for selling.
". H. MoRRIs.
Granada, Col.
A dfteen hours rain fell In central
and western Kansas on Sunday and
Monday, and the farmers arc rejoicing
at the hne prospect for getting lheil
fall wheat started Oh in good shape.
Mn- +. @. Holman and daughter
Ruth, returned Friday, from theil
extended visit With relatives In thu
fan Lduis valley. They took III sth,
Arkansas, Valley, 1sir, on their returs
triQs.' s@A -...>s ..s%.
sHSy q ! chaiios for slime young il
dy toaaIn ! reputation for cooking
that will give hcr the exclusive option
on any young. man In the vicinity
The Fair associstion 0fie1 q. 90 In cast
for the best loaf Of bread shown ss tn,
fair.
VIM. McGlashen has this year dem.
onstrated that sweet potatoes do well
here, He had but small patch but
will have about one hundred bushels
Of ~ fine potatoes g are grown any.
where. He will have sample at the
Holly fair.
B. r. Shafler has done considerable
painting aince he came to Holly, and
has lot more jobs on hand. There Il
nothing that improves the looks of Z
town like newly painted buildings and
Mr., Sha6er's work has already made q
great Improvement.
]. l. Banks has raised an immense
amount OF garden truck ON his place
this year, and he finds ready sale for
1t a. fast as he can get 1t to marke .
He is running wagon to Syracuse
and another to the M511oufi Pacific
railroad towns, each week.
The elegant stone building being
erected by Ikelman Bros. is nearing
completion. The stone work will be
tinished this week, and as the lumber
Ii sll on the ground. 1t will be but 4
short time until this enterprising arm
can move iutO their new building.
Those who desire to exhibit their
produce or live stock At the fair, should
bear IN mind that 1t costs nothing
whateyer to enter their property. The