The Holly chieftain., 1900-05-18

The cHIssrArn and the Ho6sshcld
one year for el.6o. l
I. r. o'Reilly and family moved ont
70 their farm yesterd ~.
The country round about HOLLY re
ceiysd : s1aking rain last'nisht.
George Ikelman made business
trip to Lamar yesterday.
Mis- Edith Boeas, q Coolidge. Al
visiting her sister. Mn. II. p. Horst.
E Mcpherson selh Diamond II hour
st sl.sb per cwt.l Every sack guar
anteed
J. B. Harden b painting his fathers
house. He viii also give his own j
new coat.
j. a. Wilcox has moved On TO c. L.
HcPheis0n's place and win farm 1t
this summer.
c. A. Wood has had charge Of tho
sugar beet seeder for this district and
finished planting the crop last Satur.
day.
Personal property In this vicinity
has been below par during the past
week, owing to the presence Of Assess
or Rosecrans:
Arthur Ellis and family started yes
terday for an extended overland trip
into Kansas in hopes that Mrs. Ellis
health may be benefited by the
change.
An evangelist undertook to rouse
our people to a full realization Of their
slnfullness by preaching upon the
street Tuesday night, but his audience
was small and collection ditto.
NJ. NJ. Wiley is heading movement
to raise funds to purchase the old
school building to be used as union
church. The citizens subscribed with
a liberality that insures success.
The fact that the Cubans were will
ing to lay down their lives In order to
free the island from Spanish rule
ought to convince anyone Of their in.
telliRence and ability to govern them
selves. But it is hard to convince a
man against his party's will.
| S. +. White returned from Denver
Friday. He attended the republican
state convention while there. Mr..
White takes great interest In matters
political, and always keeps posted on
the affairs concerning the welfare Of
his party.
M. 0. Coggins, who has the contract
for the Holly cantaloupe crop, was In
town yesterday. He is highly pleased
with the large acreage and excellent
condition in which he finds the crop
here. He says Holly has the largest
acreage of any association in the val
ley this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Gill are enjoy
ing u visit from relatives w. o. Dis
ney, wife and daughter, of Russell
1 Springs, and Mr., and Mrs. j. r. Crowl,
Of Barnard, Kansas, drove from Rus
sell Springs on Tuesday. Mrs. Disney
is Mrs. CLIPS sister and MIR. and Mrs.
Crowl are their parents. They will
stay for a few weeks, and take good
look at the country.
Our Lamar letter arrived one day
late again last week, notwithstand-
ing it was received in the postoffice
there at l O'Clock p. m. on Thursday,
according to the official stamp on face
Of the envelope. Our worthy cores
pOndent will kindly observe that 1t
takes all the wav from few hours to
u few days to transport mail from La
mar to Holly. and govern himself ac-
Cordingly.
Prof. J. A. Daley returned Satlr.
day night from Nevada. NO.. where
Ihe has been attending the National
School OF Magnetic Healing for sever
al months. MIR. DALEY took the full
course, performing the practical work
of curing diseases acc ordinR to the
methods Of the science with excellent
success, as is shown by the numerous
written testimonials given him by pa
tients treated. He graduated in this
science and received an elegant diplo.
ploma which certities as to his ability
I-as magnetic healer.