The Holly chieftain., 1901-04-12
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pinstered this week, 1t VIII eooa b
ready for occupancy
Eessfor sale from pdfs waite VIVIAN.
dottes and Lexhorns- Wnte Ensigu
GETTY. Syarcuss, Kansaa
The PrObyterian Aid Society viii
inset In the home Of Nn Bryce on
April 10. 1901. at z,SO p. m.
E. W. Tuttie has put up new wind.
mill Ut his residence witt, which he
will irrigate his yard and trees.
See White for Tomatoes It scts p.
can. Fancy Corn 3 cans for Is c,a.
Paul Jeklin, who left here recently,
orders the Chieftatn sent to him At
Newton, KansaA he having locsted
there for The present.
Lumber for the new Presbyterisn
church arrived Monday and has been
delivered on the ground. Work on
the building Will soon bsgin.
Sec White for ready to wear, La
dies Hats In all the latest novelties.
Take your waIcn. clock or jewelry
TO Applegatc At Lamar and have it
repaired In tivt class manner. IAN
work guaranteed TO give satisfaction.
Virgil Bilderbsck. who bas been
quite III for three weeks, Is able 70 be
up again and expects to be at WORK
aeain in the Chieftain once next week.
Ready made Wrappers. ::Skirts and
Shirt Wais.s, good quality and well
made vt G. L. McPherson's
Phillip Graham went to Lamar
yesterday to institute proceedings TO
set aside his deseased brothers will,
that be may secure portion Of the
estate.
Those lannon's little pills, Dewitt's
Little Eariy .Rissrs, will remove al im-
purities from your aystsm. clsapss your
sovels, make them regular. -Ikslman
Bros.
Merrill Markham, assistant engineer
for the Great Plains Water company,
has been sick for several days at the
ditch camp six miles northwest Of
Holly.
Bottomley. the Artistic Photograph
er, will be in Coolidge April 26, n and
%. Come smiling and don't FORGET
the ha6v. 10 ~
| A Young lady 0f Holly mas become
such an adept in the use Of hatchet
splitting kindling wotd that she is
thinking seriously Of organizing Il
Carrie Nation hatchet brigade.
Rain began falling Tuesday morning
and continued with asteady pour down
throughout the day. More rain fell
Wedn esday and Wednesday night.
These rains have come vt a most op-
perfume tirhe and the farmers are de
lighted at the prospects for crops and
plenty Of grass.
Mrs. Gordon, living ten miles nortl,
Of Holly on Horse Greek, died Sunday
evening after long illness. She WAS
buried at Towner, her former home. |
She leaves u CHILD but few weeks old.
Mr.. Gordon's many friends tender
their most sincere sympathy In his
terrible aftiiction.
A feed famine, horse feed, has been
on in Holly for week. No corn, chop
or snything else could be had, and it
u not the fault Of our dealers, either.
John LaMotte has had two cars ut
Coolidge for several days xad Is soon
q the Santa Fe gets q little spare
time and an engine. no doubt they
Will be delivered In Holly.
The Easter sale Of millinery at the
store Of S. r. White & Co., was agreat
success In every particular. Mrs. NJ. 1
3. Wright. who has charge Of that de. |
partnsnt, had arranged beautiful
display Of fancy Roods which proved
quite an attraction. and consequently
y large crowd visited the store Friday
snd SATURDAY.
Al their last useeting, the county
commissioners ssaAted the petition
for y ne = rr,nd r.n.skh - rI,1t -,