The Holly chieftain., 1900-04-27

Onions q whites at two sents psl
pound. u
Z e. Harris went to Chivington q,
Monday 70 vistt his daughter.
L. 8. Millineer u buIldinx ! sunnasr
Kitchen on the rear Of the Holly hotel.
Mn r. G. Holman his been On the
'siok list for the past three Of foar
days.
b Acnherson sells Diamond N nour
It els5 per cwt. Every sack guar
antesd
Lew Chapman and Clsir came down
from Tribune Sunday and stayed TN
Tuesday.
Riley Chapman retarned Sunday
from Tribune where he has been for
over q month.
H. A. Pettee put = huge refrigera-
tor in his butchershop and Is prepared d
for the hot weather.
Mn. b. p. Horst returned from .
lengthy visit with her folks 1T Cool
idge Saturday morning.
w. r. Neice Was here Sunday to see
his wife who Is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Helen \. Simpson.
Prof. Momyer went to Greeley ooun-
". Kansas, last Friday to visit his
folks, and returned Sunday.
s. F. White Is again able to attend
to his business, although he has not
fully recovered from his illness.
Mrs. G. NJ. Wilson is paperinR and
painting the interior Of her restau.
rant, making 1t quite attractive.
To get your watch. clock or iewelry
repaired in first class shape take it tn
Applegate, at Lamar. All work guar.
anteed.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Simpson and family
have moved on to w. NJ. Wiley's place
east Of town, which they will farm
this year.
Samuel Hatfield, Of Queen City.
NO.. arrived in Holly Wednesday
and is stopping with ]. ). Miller, who
is an old acquaintance.
w. F. Crowley shipped 100 pounds
Of asparagus to Denver on Monday.
This is the first shipment OF the kind
ever made from Holly. Mr.. Crowley
is also supplying the home market
with pie plant.
La Junta Tribune: Editor Stewart
OF the Granada Times, was La Junta
visitor yesterday and made the Trib-
une Office u fraternal call. He is
thinking Of establishing u newspaper
at Sugar City, the coming metropolis
Of Otero county.
J. l. Banks is going to be prepared
to furnish the tomato growers with
all the plants they can set out. He
has thousands Of them growing IL, his
extensive hotbeds and they will be
ready to trasplant as soon as the dam
ger from frostfs over.
Mr.. O'Reilly arrived with his fami-
ly from Chicago on Wednesday and
has taken up his residence south
of the railroad temporarily. They
have come to make this their perma-
nent home and will probably engage
In some line OF business In town.
Charley Guys paper came to us this
week In the form Of five column
quarto and headed 1.-THE Arkansas
Valley Sentinel" 1t is greatly i'm
proved In appearance and also in its
local and general news matter, indi-
eating that the prosperity wave has
struck Charley since he got married.
S. Harden and Ikelman Bros. have
put a very substantial hi tching rack
in front of their places Of business.
They put two strands OF barbed wire
along the top to keep the horses from
reaching over and destroying the
trees. The scheme is not patented
and anyone can make one just like it
II they wish to protect their trees.
At a meeting of the Holly Canta-
loupe Growers association, held some
time ago, resolution was adopted to
the effect that after May lst no one
shall be allowed to become member
of the association. Consequently
those who intend growing Cantaloupes