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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-24
SEPTEMBER TERM Of
FEDERAL COURT ON

The september term OF the FEEDER
al Court opened in Amarillo yes'er-
day morning az $50 in the Wood
men building, Judge Edward r. Meek
of Dallas presiding United States
District Attorney W. II. Atwell. Uni
ted States Marshal Green. Clerk Lew
is {. Maynard, and all other officials
OF the court were present at the OPP
eniug of the session.
The grand and petit juries were
impaueled. and the court instructed
the grand Jurors to 20 thoroughly in
20 the eases OF perjury and violations
OF the postal law The grand jury,
which entered upon active work, will
finish rs task today The criminal
docket viii be taken up this morn
Ing
The following cases were finished
yesterday.
United States VS.. Gus W. Smith
and T j. Adams, for contempt, Ad-
ans discharged 10y court and Smith
fined Sl00 This case is one for al
legged Interference by said respond
ents with a receiver In bankruptcy OF
the ! W Sharman estate at Tulia.
The case of $. L. Slonaker. trustee.
VS.. Tandy-Coleman Company. was
settled by parties out OF court.
The case of the Capital Freehold
Land a Investment Company VS.. Biv-
ins a Herring, was continued by
agreement
Four or five minor cases were con-
tinued
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Friday Five Hundred
Climb With Mrs. \ewbold

The Friday Five Hundred club was
entertained Saturday afternoon from
10 O'Clock by Mrs. 5. +. New
bold at her home, l4l0 Van Buren,
street. Oriy the club members and
substitutes were present. The meet
ing was a most enjoyable one. The
games were unusually interesting
and at the close the favor, beauti'
full hand-embroidered guest towel
was presented 10 Mrs Frank Wolfiu
for high score.
The guests were served a delicious
luncheon consisting of salad, sarato
"a chips. hot rolls and hot tea
Mrs ". b. Dohoney will enter
tain the club Friday afternoon at Z
O'Clock at her home, l70G jackson
street
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The Men Who Succeed

as heads OF large enterprises are
men OF great energy. Success, TO.
day, demands health. To all is to
fail It's utter folly for a man to
endure a weak, rundown. half alive
condition when Electric Bitters will
put him right on his feet In short
order. Four bottles did me more
real good than any other medicine
| ever took" writes Chas. y. Allen,
Sylvania, Ga" After years OF suf-
fering with rheumatism. liver trou-
BILE, stomach disorders, and dcrang-
ed kidneys, am again. thanks to
Electric Bitters. sound and well. "
Try them Only so cents at Ana
rillo Drug Store.
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Announcements


The La Costura Clum will meet
with Mrs. J. J. Service. 1920 Van Blu
rem street this afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock
The Needlue Club will meet with
Mrs. L. O. Thompson this afternoon
at O'Clock.
The Friday Five Hundred Club
will meet with Mrs. w. Il. Dohoney
l70G Jackson street Friday after
noon al o'clock.
o
Mrs. :. A. jewell lest last evening
or an extended visit with relatives
and friends in Dallas.
Richard Stanford and Miss Eldora
Stamford left for Waco, where they
enter Baylor University for the years
work.
Miss Eleanor Rider. who has been
in Kansas City this summer for the
benefit OF her health and having re-
covered, will return 10 her home
here the last OF September and re-
sumo her work OF teaching music
October first
Mrs. Allen J Payne OF san Ange-
10, Texas. arrived yesterday for a Wis
IL with Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Hickey at
their home on San Iacinto Heights.
Miss Bonita Thompson has re-
turned TO her home. 1901 Polk street
from a five months visit in Louis
willie, West Point, Lexington and 9th.
er points in Kentucky
50 J"'ia NeClera spent Tho week
end with friends in Canyon.
George Cloyd OF Hereford, is in
Amarillo this week attending Federal
Court and Is the guest OF Nr. and
Mrs. c. l.. Potts, 7O3 Harrison street,
while in the city.
Miss Iweta Pittman, 100 West
Eighteenth street, expects as her
guests Wednesday Misses Jennie
Horne OF Waco. and Blanch Lester Of
Canyon.
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meet Thursday. sept &c, at Mrs. sam
3. Vaughan. 1910 Polk street $3.50
- clock
Leader Miss Lillian Eakle.
Roll Call--FamoUs English Nov.
els.
Paper The Novel. Its Essentials
and Characteristics Katie Ray Me-
Gee.
Reading Pamela OF Virtue Re
warded. Miss Alliene Brazleton.
Topics The Novels OF Richard.
son and Fielding.
Goldsmith's Vicar of Wakefield. -
James Austin's novels.
Reading Selection from Vicar
OF Wakefield Louise Monning.
Questions
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Mortuary

Iuckcr-W. D. Tucker, aged 80
years and four months. died sun
day night shortly after o'clock al
his home. S0i Arthur street. from
effects OF wearing Illness. which
although recognized as being seri-
Gus had not given outward signs of
sudden dissolution. Funeral services
rom the late residence this after
noon AZ $50 o .ock under the Joint
auspices of the brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers and the lndepend-
ent order OF Odd Fellows, Rev. Il. +
Jenkins, pastor OF the First Baptist
hurch OFFICIATING
While an realized that Mr.. Tucker
,as very sick man. even his own
family was not forcWarned of the
.gddcn mufnug oat OF his life Mr..
Tucker had been in bed but two days
hen the end came suddenly and
Practically without warning. Only
he family and few friends were
present. Conscious TO the very last,
Nr. Tucker talked 10 his family and
friends. his last words were in con-
Isideration for their comfort
] W. ID. Tucker was one Of the best
/ known locomotive engineers on the
santa Fe system has been engaged
with the lines OF the company for a
number OF years lie was popular
and big-hearted. and his friends were
counted In great numbers for the
man large In stature was correspond.
/ ngly ample in nature and was never
20 happy as when he could Tighten
/ he burden OF some one else. Noble
Gated, chiyalrops. fraternal with hi
/ o-hbrkers honest and conscientious
Mr.. Tucker will he missed most sad
~ from the walks OF his fellows
Several months ago he failed IN
health and following his removal "a
Topeka underwent serious surgical
treatment from which ne but partial
y rallied. lie resumed his work on
ne engine, however. much 20 The
surprise OF his associates and family
Not long elapsed, however, until
here was a return OF the malady
With renewed force. and soon he was
m the decline and recently Doc made
his last trip as the guiding force OF
one OF the pondero haI'ers OF rail-
way traffic Hc returned home worn
nd declining. but only went 20 ued
saturday.
Mr.. Tucker leaves "a widow wnc
Hrior 20 her marriage fifteen years
90 was Miss Ella O'Kelly Of Qlln.
an. Texas. and two children a daugh.
'er and son. Miss Lonc'a and Elmc'
tucker. In addition 20 these h'
caves a widowed mother Mrs. ". a
Tucker and the following brothers
and sisters: John r and s Tuck
ar % Amarillo: James y Tucker o'
Terrell: ". e. Tucker o. Fort Worth
b. 4. Tucker Of Waco. Mrs 7. VI
Harris % sla'on. Mrs S y Mitchell
and Mrs r e. Ru'horfor' ri Dallas
Mrs. W. 4. stockot' 90 AMARILLO
and Nr O'Kelly % Q1.1'an. sisiei
and brother % Mrs. Tucker are ex
nec'ed 20 be- in ATTENDANCE together
with all % tho others names ~ "a
'uncral
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walked out in the middle OF the street
and shot again and walked up to the
curb and shot him again and walked
he walked up and said II guess
Won are dead Won - - - - and
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j. L. q. Cinh Onrsllon.

" - Ns ' aHN N'tfN'hhN
Historical Rci.n o; Queen Anne.
!. Petweeu s. hat dates is COM
prised the reign OF Queen Anne
? How did she come 20 the Eng
lish throne9
3. What novel OF Thackeray has
10 do with the end of her reign?
4. What great general came into
remarkable notice during her reign I?
8. What noted battle did he win
for England, and what forces we're
engaged in IL.
6. What reward did he get from
his queen and country
:. What facts can you tell OF
Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough?
s. Who until recently OF Ameri-
can birth occupied the palace OF
Blenheim. England and is known as
the Duchess?
8, When was the Union with
Scotland formally proclaimed?
10. Give location and particulars
connected with the battle OF Families
with the battle OF Malplaquest.
II. What results did these vie
tories bring to Great Britain.
IL. Was the ministry OF Anne OF
Wing tendencies or OF Tory
10. Relate the sensation of the
Sacheverell trial (see encyclopedia
under his name)
IA. How many children had An
ne Queen OF England:
10. Who succeeded her on the
throne? Why?
16. What had been going on in
America at Anne's succession and af-
ter her death?
The first regular meeting OF the J.
A. rut1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-24
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles. removing grav-
FL. cures diabetes. weak and lame
backs. rheumatism, and all lrregu-
larities OF the kidneys and bladder
IN both men and women. Regulates
bladder troubles In children n not
sold by your druggist. will be sent
BY mail on receipt OF 800. One
small bottle Il two months treat
ment and seldom falls 70 perfect a
cure Send for testimonials from
this and other states. DR.. f. W
Hall. 1926 Olive St. 81. Louis. NO.
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Go To Y. :. McGee,s Grocery

Opposite the fire station, for fresh
fish and all other kinds of fresh and
cured meats and lard Full line of
staple and fancy groceries AT rea-
sonable prices. 279-tfc
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walked out in the middle OF the street
and shot again and walked up to the
curb and shot him again and walked
on--he walked up and said IL guess
YOU are dead. YOU - and
walked on
Q Walked which way?
\ Down Polk street, towards the
Jail
O. Did YOU hear Mr. Boyce say
ANYTHING during this shooting.
4. He said. Don't shoot me
please don't. don't"
O. Whore did he say that.
A. About the second shot
O. Did YOU hear him say any
thing before the first shot
A. No, sir
O. Did you see Boyce do any
thing before the first shot.
A. No SIR.
O. Did you hear Sneed say any
thing before the first shot?
a. No. sir.
O. Where were YOU when this
man walked away?
4. Behind light post at the
Methodist church.
Q. Where was that with respect
to the north entrance.
4 Northeast
oh fhAr.a In hA ~
4 Right IA between the curb an !
the walk.
@ How close were YOU to this
man who did the shooting at the time
you heard him make this statement
about the dead man.
A. About as far as from me TO you.
O. Did you hear him plainly.
a. Yes, sir.
That is all
On cross examination. examined
by Mr.. Mclean. the witness testified
as follows
q. Did you know the Methodist
Preacher, son.
\. Yes, sir.
q. Where was he?
a. He started to step up on the
steps AZ his place
O. Did he step up
A. Yes, sir
q. Where was the preacher when
the shooting first begun.
\. Right at his steps.
q How far we're the steps from
the sidewalk.
\ About fifteen feet.
@ You testify that the party who
did that shooting came clear on
across the street and shot him again
A. do.
G. Right up to the curb of the
sidewalk
4. About foot OF the curb.
q. Across clear over the street
car track going west
\. Yes, sir.
q. Then where did the party do
ing the shooting go
\. Across the street and walked
down the east side OF the street OF
the street TO the Green Brothers Fur
niture Company and cut across a
vacant lot
q. Where did he 20 on to.
\. over to the Jail, suppose.
q Was there anybody with the
minister.
\ | did not see him
q Was there anybody with the
party who did the shooting
s. Yes, sir
O. Where was he.
4. over at the church.
q. Whereabouts What part OF
the church.
4. About in front OF II.
Q. That is the Polk street Meth
odist church you are talking about.
a. No. sir, the Baptist church.
Q How far is that from the Meth
odist church
a. 4 block
@ Where was Mr. Boyce when
you saw him
4. On Eleventh street crossing
q Is that where the shooting was
/ 4. No. sir
@ Where was the shooting
\. on Eighth and Polk street
@ lou saw Boyce come down
from Eleventh until he got In front
Of the Methodist church.
\. No, sir. ! passed him on Elev'
Continued on Page Eight
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HAbEAS CORPUS
HEARING OPENED

econ ..i.uei from Page A.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-12
Fairview School

Below are pupils who have at.
tended school during the month of
December without being absent
or tardy:
Fritz Thompson, Walter Parrot,
Elmer Wright, Perry Hill, Harold
Merwin. Jesse Wright, Grant Hill,
Charley Wright, Cora Hill, Verna
Merwin, Ruth Hill.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-12
rwo IlsxY WAYS.

There ives snes man who advertised
but sDcs-a single time;
In ss0t obscure placed he his ID,
Aad paid fer il dine.
Aad just ksssuse il didn't triss
His customers by the score,
An sdvestisisS 10 . faks,"
He said. or rather. swors.
He sssns to think OBS hammer tsp
Would drive nail clear 10;
That from . bit Of tiny thread
a weaver tents could spia.
II be this reasoning bright applied
To eating, doubtless he
Would claim one little bite wsuld feed
Ten men csatury.
Some day. though, he will learn that to
Make advertising pay,
He'll have to add ads to his ad,
And advertise each day. .-Ex.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-12
Santa Fe Trail Most Likely.

Tbs MAGNIFICENT Of Holly and Prowes county en-.
tire VALLEY the Good Rosds Convention Pueblo continuing
looks though the Valley had Northern
the for the State highway although the will known
until tonight Powers delegation numbered
whom Holly 50 Grand Opera house
onee Of the biggest fights the history may be pulled
Delegates in
Western slope being especially we'll represented -
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-12
Holly Hiih Student Wins Honors.

Hen Robinson . sophomcre class Holly
hsh ss hss received saer from j. Jsre pucy the
Ssoa F sG her s she hsd been awarded Tie oe
P4ss py subject the
from sdscshonsl viewpoint
rk the colleges public schools
learning the Santa states
through which the demonstration passed There
5lO2 32 schools regarded wrinG
recerd.
President Ripley sho.sd $50 for best S25 for
sssd md so M the third There S for
thaA rank fourth eighth inclusive and $3.50 each ter the
thst rank from ninth eighteenth inclusive
The Comhee Of Award composed Of L. L. kenn editor
the Topks State Journal Philip Eastman Of Topks
Capital and Albert Mc Of Chicago editor the Santa Fe Employees
Magazine
Miss Robinson ranked judges
sccnsy awarded the Us The FIRST by Miss
Roberts Amarillo lex the second BY Harold Payne Of Bepre
and The third Enor Elder Hper Kansas The judges said that III.
Cemneens on the character Of the ESSAYS M" Ja ~ho publicity
the Ssna Fe the details Of said The
vsopsd the that the school teachers adopted
the style Of EnGs and teaching pupils The
realize it, but the the The rule
down their subject without preliminary fine
the Old style Of English Mos. of
without @ Short used repeated
the when the had nothing further
these general lines The judges
said tbs read they had been by reporters
which, the highest that
Miss Robinson dsuher Mr. and Mrs L. Robinson Hoy
aad the brightest and capable
her literary
sh school, We bespeak for should che
chesss . follow that line Of work.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-12
Box Social

The pupils of Miss Elss's
school, District No. 26, fivs miles
northeast of Holly, will hold box
supper Friday evening, Jan. II,
1912. Proceeds go to enlarge the
school library.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-12

fresideHt Taft has sent the
nsne of J. h. Murphy to the
Senate for confirmation as Holly 8
rev postmaster, and the lsttsr's
commission is expected asy day.
Melvin Howe arrived in the
city last Thursday for Al extended
visit with his father, N. o. Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. McCreery
departed last Friday for Colorado
Springs, stopping at Rocky Ford
enroute, to visit the formers
brother.
The pretty home of Chas. Fl.
Thatcher has been rented TO j. q.
Summers, the genial chemist ut
the Holly Sugar factory.
Mrs. F. =. Brownlee and child
left Wednesday for Patterson. Cal,
where Mr.. Brownlee is employed
by the Payne Investment Co. They
contemplate returning in the
spring.
Try the Holly Hardware Com
pany for fancy tools. We carry
the Diamond Edge line; the best
made and very complete line at
prices that compare favorably with
any catalogue house.
"Klum" Mills, the pioneer cattle
man Of Syracuse, Kan. was buy.
ing cattle here last Saturday. He
states that the present stoxn is
gentle reminder of 1886, when all
his critters persisted ON the range.
Sim Richardson, the affabls
meat cutter, who has been con.
fined to- his home the past few
] = kpali easalaasiasj
and win soon be at his old heuats.
Taxpayers: Begin the New Year
by doing yourself good turn, and
subscribe for The Chieftain.
George Richardson of Lawr.
ence, Kan, brother of our esteemed
/ townsman, Sim" Richardson, has
recently been operated upon for ap.
psndicitis,r and telegram just re.
ceived says that be is dangerously
i'll and may not survive the week.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-12

Mrs. A. K. Tabor, Of Cridsr, Me-, had
beea troubled with .iok headache for
about tive years, when shs bessa takiss
Chamberlsin's Tablets. She has taken
two bottles OF them and thew have
cured her. Sick headache is saussd BY a
dissrdsrsd stomach for which these tab.
lets are especially intended Try thop,,
Get well and stay we'll. Sold BY Ike
Holly Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-12
Holly On Military Man.

Lbs tol paoon militia osassd several weeks hes nslsr-
shp 4 ihau. and i Ill Oey16 ssss
sssupsta,y
SsssS " u wkse ~sstH difs viii
Government q the 18Th Lsms ~
a sGcsr Of the regular army.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-12
Reimbursinf Beet.Growers.

Csf Ascuust Crook has from President
ky Of the Holly Suas Co reimburse I'll for .moun
d ssd lost in 1911, which will $780, bsl,y.d
This Of e greatly speec..d
BY farmers.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-12
MEN AND THINGS
Epitorns 81 Y Weeks Doines
in l1olfY md Vicinity
~ GEN G RAJ

W. A$0AA&BD
in leeiiy md Vicinity
The Holly Harlware Company
guarantees th.A Y goods,
Mrs. Dors&h Bahringer, deputy
supreme orsdl bf the Royal Neigh
Dor lodge, ~ pr Las Anins. on
Wednesday fo install officers for
their new lods recently organized.
Mr.. aud Mn Frank Townsley
have moved & p the Van. Petten
home. which Eas purchased BY
them three 49, s ago. due mention
of which Apf fd in these columns
at that time,
Miss Phnst Webster, formerly
the ..hello'' III st the Sugar office,
left last Moilt u for Denver where
she will take Business course.
Mssdames Foster and Geo.
Williams LETT VI Wednesday for
Denver aftss slpending the holi.
days with tshJs and relatives
here. Mr.. Hams has moved
their househ goods from Chey-
enne, Wyo.s Denver where they
will make future home.
G. A. Piakt am, the atfable
grain dealsf: ~ Under the weather
the fore lstJ a last week with
lagripps.
Mr.. s.d T. Adkins have
ssovsd iptc si ouse jnst vacated
BY the vsys pn west Cheyenne
stfsst. lhs ~ Issaily nov &C.
ssapyiak NJ sfdtsfnafs
rsssdenes.
Rsv. r. Yesger, field secretary
Of the Young Peoples Endensor
socisty Of Colorado Springs, de.
ivered M eloquent address last
Sunday evening at the Presby ter
ian church on How Can Endesv.
orers Help the Church?' and it
was we'll worth while, say those
present.
Nrs. j. e.. Davis left for her
cid home in North Bend, Neb.,
last Saturday, in response to I'D
vices stating that her mother, Mrs.
Emline Eason, had passed to the
great beyond
E. |. Crooks, chief agriculturist
of the Holly Sugar CO., has moved
into the Hollis residence, just va
Gated by H. G. McCreery, and is
now costly located.
Miss Grace Shelton, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. G. N. Shelton
formerly of Holly but now of
Idaho Springs. Colo, where they
are running dry goods store, ar.
rived last Friday and will spend
about ten days with her old friends
and chums of Holly.
Mrs. Guy Elwick returned last
Sunday from IA pleasant visit with
friends and relatives in La Junta
and Pueblo, during the holidays
Mrs. J. S. McMurtry, who has
been taking treatments for rheu.
matism in the famous waters of
Colfax, Iowa. the past month, re.
turned home last Saturday. She
is much improved, and was glad
to get back to Holly.
Nicholas Arends returned last
Friday from Spearville, Kansas.
where he had been on business
ID. Marsh, Florist, Phone Junta
$50, La Juntu.
Yes, We do plumbing and We do
it we'll Also repairing and gen
eral jobbing. Phone us snd we'll
sens teyes. RoEsTNER 4 SceTT.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-12

1t costs but little more than
plain paper. Your name and ad'
dress neatly printed on 100 note
leads and envelopes for onl,
81.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-12
SToCKAlENS ANN'L BANQUET
Colo. Products Dinner at Stock
Show viii be Btg Feature.

Show win be Big Feature.
Ons Of the many biz features during
Stock show week at Denver January 18th
to 10th, will be the annual Colorado Pro.
dusts dinner held under the auspices Of
the Colorado Stock ktrowers' association.
This dinner has Irown to be one OF the
BID svsnts Of Stock show week each year.
1t will be held in the Albany hotel basquet
hall At $50 e'cIeck Thursday eveniss,
January 10th.
The principal article on the menu is .
prime beef steak. For the last two years
the Agricultural College at Fort Collins
has furnishsd the steer, but owinl to the
condition Of the COLLEGE it was unable to
provide the steer this year, and the honor
was paced along to Mr.. NJ. X. Parsons,
the we'll knowa stockmsn Of western
Colorado, who hiss furnished q Colorado
bred steer, fattsned on Colorado products,
which 10 already in the hsnds Of the
butcher aad will be ia prime condition
tor the diansr.
Mr. Joha Howell, Of Howell Bros. Of
Montross, will provide the potatoes, sad
sthsr Colorado products are beinE ar
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-12

Persons troubled with partial paralysis
are often very much benefited msssatins
the efectd parts thoroughly when apply.
iaG Chamberlain Liniment. This lini.
Rent also relieves rheumatic pains. For
ale by The Hsliy Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-12
JOINT INSTALLATION.
OF Officers OF the Woodman ana
n. N. A. Lodges.

r. N. A. Lodges.
The joint installation of officers
of the Holly Leaf Camp 7742, n.
W. A., and Royal Neighbor lodge
occurred last Saturday evening i.
Duncan's hall, Mrs. Jane Myer Of
Atlanta, No, acting as installing
officer and Mrs. Mabel Burch ~
ceremonial marshal. The new
officers Of the Royal Nsighbors
are as follows:
Mrs. Dorothy Bshriassr, OrasIs..
Mrs. Mamie Calkins, Vice Orasis.
Mrs. Maud Hochstsdlsr, RsssraSr.
Mrs. Tabiths Whiss, Ressisss.
$50 A1ssall -
{ Miss Frsssis Piaahan, Marsk1i.
Miss Bshel Lozsr, Inner Sentinel.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nerth, Outer Ss.tinsT.
Harvey Bshrinssr, Member Beard Of
Managers.
The following are the WOodmen
officers:
A. ". Horabssk, Consul.
John Bahrinssr. Vics Consul.
J. Adkins, Secretary.
e. d. Newbanks, Banker.
c. A. Pinkhsm, Maaassr.
W. w. Calkins, e.
George Crabtres. s.
II. Bshringer, ".
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-12
For Sale.

Good driving tenn, spring wagon
aud harness. Apply al shop.
j. W. Jsass.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-12

Owing to the delay in train ser.
vice Yesterday, the editor of The
Chieftain was belated in returning
from the Good Roads convention,
the prospect of long drawn.out
battle preventing our remaining.
A Granada young man was
hauled into court and fined for
chucking d pretty young lady
under tue chin. Still We are in
clined to think he got off easy.
Many II man has chuckcd some
woman under the chin and been
sentenced to lifelong slavery.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-12
11onored the Misses Wan P,,,,..


The pupils of the seventh aad
eighth grades, in conjunction with
the teachers, gave a farewell party
to the Misses Van Petten at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Rock.
we'll last Friday evening.
Parlor amusements were in
dulged in till Il late hour whom beth
honored guests were presented
with a silver spoon as a token of
esteem by their classmates and in
structors.
All in all, the evening was an
auspicious one and will long be
remembered by all participating.