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Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11
CHURCHILL AFTER
 NEW IRISH POST
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LONDON. May 10.-Colonel Wins ton Spencer Churchill is the latest prominent person mentioned as pos sible successor to Augustin Birrell as chief secretary for Ireland.
 "Col. Churchill's speech in the House of Commons" says the Daily Graphic,< sounded like nothing so much as a feeler for the office of the Irish secretaryship. Col. Churchill is the exceptional man who swould possibly be in his element at the Irish office in the coming era of the new reconstruction"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11
CONFERENCE DEADLOCK
Continued From Page oneJ

A. J. McQuatters, miring man vho attended three of the conferences. but was barred from yesterda s meeting on the objection of the Mex jeans. drove over r5 Juarez today and held a long discussion with General Obregon. Friendly relations appear to have been resumed between the two men for McQuatters came out of the generals private car smiling
 McQuatters owns large mining psop- critics in the state of Chihuahua
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11
Princess Alexander of Teck (top)
 and Lady Decies.

It is very much the faehion in London just now for titled women to serve as waitresses at teas where the guests are wounded soldiers. Two women who frequently act as wait resses on such occasions are Princess Alexander of Teck, Queen Mary's sister-in-law. and Lady Decies. who was formerly Viviar Gould
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-11
BIG TROOP CAMP
 BEING ASSEMBLED
(Continued From Page One)

(COntlnued From Page Une.J at Fort Leavenworth Was received at the front tonight. Officers whose regiments are on the Mexican border were ordered @ join their commands at once. Other student officers whose regiments are overseas will go to the border for special assignment. One hundred officers are affected by the order.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate Of WILL.
(Revision of 19O6)

(Revision of 1869
Estate of Marie Lucht, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Marie
Lucht, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the allowance and
probate of the will of said decedent:
The petition of Ewald F. Meyer, be-
ing duly filed in this Court, represent
ing that Marie Lucht, then a resi-
dent OF the County of Stearns, State
OF Minnesota, died on the 18th day Of
December, 1915, leaving a last will and
testament which is presented to this
court with said petition, and praying
that said instrument be allowed as the
last will and testament of said dece-
dent, and that letters testamentary
will be issued thereon to him the said
Ewald F. Meyer.
Now Therefore, you. and each Of you.
are hereby required to show cause, Il
any you have, before this court, at the
Probate Court Rooms in the Court
House, in the City of st. Cloud, County
of Stearns. State of Minnesota, on tho
28th DAY OF JANUARY, 1916,
at 8 o'clock A. NJ, why the prayer Ct
said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable J.. B. Hims1.
Judge of said Court, and the seal of
said Court, this 3rd day Of January,
1916. J. B. HIMSL.
]. B. Pattison, Judge.
Atty for Petitioner. 1-6-13-2o
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
Citation for Hearing on Final Account
and for Distribution.

Estate of Susanna Waldowski, De-
ceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Susanna
Waldowski, Decedent:
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the final account
and distribution of the estate of said
%decedent: The representative of the
above named d%ecedent, having filed
in this Court his final account of the
administration of the estate of said
decedent, together with his petition
praying for the adjustment and al
lowance of said final account and for
distribution of the residue of said e.
tate to the person thereunto entitled.
Therefore, You, and each of you, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, If any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms in
the Court House in the City of st.
Cloud in the County Of Stearns, State
OF Minnesota, on the
28th DAY OF JANUARY, 1916.
at 9 o'clock A. M, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge Of said Court.
and the Seal of said Court, this 2rl
day of January, 1916.
(SeaD j. B. HIMSL,
Probate Judge.
j. B. Pattison,
Atty for Petitioner. 1-6-13-2o
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
@aibin9tnn jufrieben.
(Gprt1eb1tno bon Geite ~

Gortiebung bon seite ~
9ampfer bielt erft an na66em er SOS
brittle Mal getroffen tpar, %tporo11f Ser
@apitdn sic @eidieBung einitellte.
Sdon mabren6 Ser Sludt, 10 miro
erflart, tpabren6 boiler 6abrt lieB
ser Sampler mebrere nit Nerione11
gefiiqte goote berab, sic iofort Unit
i6lugen. Nad6em Ser 1ampfer BEL
gelegt botte nobm Ser &opitdn 6eS
l1nterieebootes mobr, 6aB ie9S &et=
tungsboote boil bemanrt f6neu BON
6em Dampfer fortruoerten.
Maber beranfommenr iab Ser So
pitdn 6eS l1nterieebootes, 6oB an
gor6 6es Samplers cine groBe Na-
nit berridte un6 6oB er BEN 8aila=
gier6ampfer Mncora Dor ii6 batte,
11n6 gab sem an @or6 befin6liden
mebr 3eit, olS notbtpen6ig mar, um
6en 2ompfer in &ettungsbooten gu
berlaifen. @inoeitens 8ebn Settings
boote befan6en ii@ nod ouf oem
Gambler 6ie mebr als geniigen6 ge=
ueien maren, ole an 8or6 befin6li=
diem &aiiogiere 81 retten, 90 aber
feline tpeiteren @orbereitungen &C.
madt tu11r6en 6ieie 8oote berab5ulai=
fen entfdie6 Ser &upitdn bes Inter
ieebootes nod 8erIouf bon As Minu=
ten 6en Dampfer in folder @eiie gu
torpe6ieren, BOB er iid nod ldngere
Belt iiber @oiier erbolten fonnte, INN
geniigen6e @elegenbett CUR &ettung
Ger ii@ nod an 8oro befin6liden
Nerionen 81 geben.
Surge Belt nodber fom ein Can't
pier in Siht Ser ouf bas l1nteriee=
Boot 5uiteuerte. Da Der &apitdin beS
n=@ootes %glauben6, 6ab Ser geiidtete
9ampfer Elm fein6lider &reu5er lei,
einen Mngriff ertparten muBte fe1erte
er einen Torpeoo in sic bor6eriten co.
oerarme, un6 6iefer toudte Inn 1885
ltbr nnter. Trob6em man INNER nod
Terioner an 8or6 6es Dmpfers iab,
pnr6en feline tpeitere mett11ngsboote
berabgelaiien. Ser Gambler fanf 10
Iangim, bob ser &apitdn 6es Il.
8ootes 5meifelte, boB berielbe iiber-
boupt iinfen miiroe. Crit nm 1870
l1br ging er NIT Dem Bug 51crit un=
ter. @dbren6 6iefer tpeiteren 45
Minuten b6tten, 10 miro bebauptet,
ole m1f bent Dampfer befinoli6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
Illus dem nordwtfttn
&oiriides SettIement.


Hpbert 1tno 91tbert Yirfl e%rltatter
in blooming Erairie einen per1pollo:
u,lo freunoidoftlid)en 9eil1d). =
Brof. 9einrih @eisama1m u1r6 Gat=
tin, melde Sic 8eibnodtSferien bier
perbrocbtell, lino letten 6reitag nad
ibrem @eim in @reentpalo 5uriidge=
reiit. = Ser 9ebrer 6es 9iltrifts geo.
Is tmtroe 81 &eibnodten BON Ser inn
unterltellten Sl1geno NIT peridieoener
id)o1ren @eldeufen beoadt. = Mid)
Sdlralmmel iagte letten Sreitog lie.
ben &lafter Sol5 fir uniere Sdlle.
- Trmt Tro15 gliiereubouien ltno
5obn N1rton fins tpegen @ranfbeit
ans @m1s gebunoen. : Spbn Sage
ttro1111 unb 6ro11, Soiepb uno Sri.
9briltirm @ogelnorrl, Mortin Sober
meier inns Tron5 0lmideio> ale bon
81. Martir, iiberraidten lebter
0ien5tagabeuo Sic Tomilie s. S.
Norian uno feierten unter beren gait
lideu Sboob Sen @eburtstag Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
einem Sale Don
SuberfuIpf3

miro aetpii1ermoben eebolfen bur6
prompte unb ridtiae Slit unb Ser bneiez
nit hen 2ebensmei1e qe'dlenfte @eobad>
tltng. gift refine, gut gefodte Gpeife unb
ber1neibet @raefie. Qebt in Ser freien 2uft
10 bel als m0alid u1o 1h1oft immer
BEL tpett nffenen Tenitern. @enn iol6e
@aBnahmen Sen Sortihritt Ser &ronfz
belt niht hemmen, Damn lit Ser meifs
@ea. nirffame Meoifation au nebmen.
Cine 8eitIanq bat @ii1enI "off nod1 nihts
Gne3ifiides fir SuberfuIoiis e%rfunben,
aber es miro ibereineeitimmt, baB Sic
heiten Nusfidten fir 6eirrno in einer
Stdrfnnd oner normalen &0rperberridb<
tungen beiteben.
Sn niefen Ndnen lat @dfman's Mrtera<
tibe 5u bieiem n0thiqen Mnfbau qehoIfen.
en- iroenh einem Tone fann es nersnM
tnernen phne @eiifo. benn es entbdlt feline
@ifte ooer @etpobnbeit formierenbe Meoiz
sin'toffe. l1rh tpenn oehronht oIs cine
2uthdt aur riftioen Q%ebenstpeife. ersieN
es Die beiten @rfolqe. Bon gurem 'Gpse
tbefer ober brett al1s benz
Gdman Qabpratprium, 8hilnheIpbia.
8erfauft ppn her Mplitur 9rug 81,
ct. Gluub, Minu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

Srau Mbrian. = SRI. Margaretba
Mierenbaufen febrte Mitte LETTER $50
dye nab ldngerem @eiude bel Ser
manoten uno Srelrn6en in ct. CLOUD
SIT nns 51triid. = Samilie Sobn
Sdmitt mar lebten Donnerita tag bel
Scr bier nobnenoen Gamilie Matb,
Gdmitt 5u @a1te. = Mrtun grpel=
Ding perfaufte u1langlt SEM Mfid.
@enner bon Golb 5pring 5tpei &pertb=
polle Yferoe. = @err @eol bon ct.
CLOUD berbrad)te SEN N%euiabrStag bel
bieligen @erponbten.
2afe 9enrD.
Nif. 2ieiers unb gattin uro Sobn
&olb nnb Before 9alfte bon Spring
Sin %erfreuten Mitte lebter @od)e
bier Sic Semitic Sobann 9ieier NIT
ibrem @elude. - Mebrere iunge
2e1.te o1ts unierer Srtidaft berbrad)-
ten sic Mbenoit11noen beS Na1iabrs~
toges, sic iid SIT redt beiteren nno
angenebmen geltalteten, in Ger So
mile Soiepb Shromel. = 8en. GEL
ting 11n6 @arrp @eioner bon &egal
lperoen ftd 6ieier Sage na6 ct.
Sobns College begeben, I'M ii6 BORT
lit sic Sdoar ser Stu0enten a11fneb-
mer 5u Ia1len. = Mid). &ramer ltr6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

in Mlberta, Canada, %angeb0rt, gu ei'
nem 8eiude bier EN- un6 aQgemein
fre11te man itdj, Dem bier in better
%gri1merung iteben6en &errn @dulte
nod)mals sic @an6 gum @rl1Be reide11
All f0nnen.
6arming.
9(m M%e11iabrstage febrte Sran3
@loms CUR Mufnabme ieiner Str16ien
nod ct. CLOUD 5uriid. - Sim lebter
@itttpo6 tp1r6e Der Samilie sos.
Bodies elm m1nteres S0bnden gebo-
rem tpo311 uniern @Iiid1punid. :
Gbeo6or Sal5l traf Sonntog bon
Mor66ofota 311 einem bertpan6t- r1n6
freunoidaftliden 8elude bier Elm. =
6ran3 &amler un6 @erbar6 @eiieler
beeaben fi6 @ontag no6 ct. CLOUD,
INN lire &an6elSitu6ien 6a1elblt nie=
Ger auf5mnebmen. - &ermann 56le>
per bertm1fte. 6em @brilt. Spanier
BON ct. Martin $50 Mder 2ono fir
$9,750.-S 6teier @emeirr6e berridt
sic Grippe 10 itarf, 6aB es Ser So
nlilien MIR tpenige gibt, sic BON Ser
ielben 1i@t befauen iin6. - &eimid
Dingmann nn6 Sra11 un6 &in6er tra-
fen Counting bier bon Gorbolm, g.
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Mif. Miller maren Gonntag BEL ben
@ebrii6ern &orman1 at @olte un6

Nif. Miaer tparem Gonntog Bel ben
@ebrii6ern &ormanr 81 @aite uno
%genoilen redt angenebme 5tunoen.
= Matb. Studs geb0rt SIT ben Strob=
mittlpern ieit6em feline 6rut iid III
@isfoniin 81 langerem 8elude bel
ibren Gltern aufbalt. = 9ie lofale
Selepbon @eieu1daft bielt Montag
ibres Sabresperlamml,1ng uno err
mdblte folgenoe 8eamten fir Dos
ne1e Sabr:: Sacob Stodaro> 8raii-
6ent; Matbios SSaiger, @~i5epraiioent;
s. 9. Getting, Sdobm1eiiter un6 SEQ
Meutling, Gefretar. Sobn @eioner
lit als Stredenmarn gebungen. =
6ram 8it11s @ottpalo meilt fir eini=
ge Sage ol1f Der @bite gartb @eier-
patton.
&ier5.
Soiepb @oita tpur6e tpegel1 plob=
lider @rfranfung ieiner Ml1tter nad)
8rainerb gerufen. = County &om-
miiidr @einri6 @oiiert lit CUR @i=
br1rg nod 2ittle Sails abge5ogen. =
go. Skinner 1n6 Sra11 lin6 BEL ser
6amilie 6ran3 @anrmermeper 3u 60
ite. = Neter, Sobn ser 6amilie Ma=
tbios Ebommes, iiberraidte feline 81
tern no9 elfiGbriger Mbpeienbeit bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

Seim. Ct bat in $igbriber, Mlberto,
Canada, cine Gar11t u1rb miro bal6 6as
FIN 3rriidfebren. - Mid). @a11 BON
Mlberta> Canada, traf 5um @e11fe
ieineS Sbeims 8. S. @au bier ein.
-SSobom @ei6enbo6 n1r6 Nif. Crop
fingen 5tpei @6lfe in elmer 6alle. =
Sobn Sei6 uno sos. 0tremba nebit
6rm1en bei11d)en 6ie III Mabnomen
lpobnen6e 6amilie Sra1u5 S. Strem=
ba. = Mm Mitttpod)aben6 pl1r6e
@ilb. 2ei6enfroit BON elmer luitigen
Sdaar ,Nodbaren iiberra1dt> 6ie eS
ii@ bel linn, obne SIT fro9en> gemiitb=
lid) ma9ten. - grn1t S6auble bon
9idinion, q. g., meilt iebt bier BET
ieinen glter11. = 6rau @anoer Soar
lit felt bier5ebn Soeen Bel Ser So
mile Hires SobneS &ermam in
&arlsr11be gum 8eiuh. Sc ideint
ibr sort gut 5u gefa1er1, % tie nidt
Dor einem Monate 5uriid5ufebren ge=
6enft.
Meire @rpbe.
3u Neuiabr ite0te 1i6 bel bieiigen
8ertpamoten un6 6reun6en Serr So
iepb S@ulte, ser in friiberen Sab
rem bier fem @eim batte, iebt ober
Sen tpoblbelteqten 6entiden Tarmerp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06
9ie @empbnbeit ii6 5u erfaltert.

Sci btelen 2euten lit sos ii9 grf6l=
ten cine @etpobnbeit, aber gliidli9er
1peile eine iolde> oie leidt gu breden
lit. Mebmt cine faltes sdtpammbao
ie6en Morgem glei4 tpem SIR aus
6em 8ett fommt ni6t eistalt aber
eine Semperatur bon etpa go S.
Sdlaft m1@ beit offenem Beniter.
Sbut 6ies un6 STR mer6et gud ielten
cine grfaltung 5u5ieben. @enn SIR
@u6 erfdltet, nebmt Gbomberlatn's
@n1tenmittel un6 befreit @nh 6abon
10 raib ols mogli@. gu taufen in
@enrD'S Corner Drug Store. - Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

g., Elm 1tn6 mer6en sic et1pa cine
Weile 0itli6 bon bier gelegene 6arm,
0ie friiber 6em 8ernbar6 1ingmann,
Sem @ater 6es Sp. 9ingman1 geb0r=
tie, alS Hadter be5ieben. - @err
Gingmam uno flint o6er ieds ieiner
@ngeb0rigen begaben ii9 Montog
nab Napnespiue, bon mo- Tie Sic
@ausm0bel un6 Mai6inerie 1to@ bier
trunSportterten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

Sen 11nb Gtrob.
Wil6es 9eat, per Come ..5.5O-6
IimotbD.. .. :. .. IS 00-9 90
Strub .. .. .. .. a 50-5 90
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-06

Ferionen ourd oie b%orban6enen Ma<
t%ungsboote leidt gerettet tper6en f00x-
nen.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-02-11
FARMERS SHORT COURSE

Beginning Monday. Feb. 7th,
the Lamar High school offers a
three weeks practical short course
for farmers and their sons. This
will be the best agricultural
course given outside the State
Agricultural college this year.
Mr.. Guy Gilbert, who will have
charge of the instruction in stock
judging and dairying, is gradu-
ate veterinarian of the Ames,
Iowa, State Agricultural college
and has supplemented his college
training with extended and sue
cessful dairy experience in the
Lamar district. Mr.. E. E. Brown,
who will have charge of the in
struction in feeding and farm
management, is a graduate of
Cornell School of Agriculture,
was for some time county agri-
culturist of Prowers county, and
is familiar with the many diverse
farming conditions in this terri
tory.
The instruction planned will
prepare those who attend to enter
more heartily and intelligently
into the discussions during the
big Farmers and Dairymen's
week. Feb. 21-26, which will con-
stitute the third week of the
course. Tuition and text books
will be free. Demonstration
trips are being planned. Mr..
Farmer, don't be satisfied with
sending your boy. Come with
him.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-02-11
HOLLY woMAN.s CLUB

One of the most delightful meet.
ings of the Woman's club was that
held on Wednesday last at the
home of Mrs. R. D. Wilson. 1t
was a purely social affair, and for
one afternoon at least serious ques-
tions of literature, art and science
were dropped, and social chat,
music and flying fingers busted
with dainty handiwork occupied
the time. Miss Mary Wright added
much to the pleasure of the after
noon by her charming rendition of
several piano selections, at the
close of which a dainty lunch was
served by the hostess. The guests
of the afternoon were Miss Mary
Wright and Miss Dora Rollins,
The club adjourned to meet on
Wednesday, the 18th, with Mrs.
81. S. Rollins.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-02-11
JAMES rREFZ
Now Sole Proprietor of the Holly
Auto Co.-Messrs. Pattison to
Retain Maxwell Agency.

James Trefz has disposed of his
interest in the North Side garage
at Lamar and purchased the in
terest and good will of Messrs. c.
0. and Lon Pattison in the Holly
Auto Co., the Messrs. Pattison
continuing the Maxwell agency
at the old stand, however, and
Trefz making his headquarters
at the same place.
Mr.. Trefz is we'll known as an
Al mechanic and will doubtless
make his presence felt here,
while the Messrs. Pattison will
have more time to boost the sale
of the Maxwell car by the change,
which seems beneficial all around.
The Chieftain congratulates all
parties to the deal, and hopes for
their continued prosperity, which,
it seems, is already assured.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-02-11
cR1rrENDEN RANCH SOLD

Harry Crittenden, the cattleman
whom everybody knows, last Mon
day sold his fine 4SO acre ranch near
the State line to Tim Kimbell of
Fall River, Kans., who will bring
his herds from Kansas and engage
in the stockgrowing business at
once. Mr.. Kimbell is young and
energetic gentleman who under.
stands the stock business thoroly,
and contemplates making many
improvements on his new posses.
sion.
The deal was consummated by
G. A. Jewett, a personal friend of
the purchaser
The Holly chieftain., 1916-02-11
HOLLY COULD RUN HEATING
PLANT WITH "EXHAUST"
STEAM NOW BEING WASTED
Declares
Architect Guy
Robertson
who has
Made q Study
of
Economics.

Guy Robertson the architect who designed the high
building has made important discovery and that
uay lead to the establishment of heating plant laundry
ice factory other industrial establishment Holly
Mr. Robersons wide experience economics came
into fine play the other night when the exhaust city
lighting plant bechng forth fully eleven pounds
cough and he Immediately called the city off,
cials to this enormous waste of energy.
Said Nj. Robertson: "You could easily heat your town
with that eleven pounds Of besides suppu sufficient
stcam for the heating Of school houses offices
"dences. and at the time furnish power for fairszed
laundry other industrial establishment"
1t needless to say that this revelation to the city
who dreamed that the wasting thousands of
by not conserving this immense power
from the opinions already vouchsaed goes without saying that
thoro investigation of Mr. Robertsons discovery made
and the readers of this will be promptly
the outcome
The Holly chieftain., 1916-02-11
CITY COUNCIL

The town dads held a regular
session last Monday night with
Mayor Haberstroh in the chair,
with a full membership.
After passing on the usual grist
of bills, a communication was
read from the State Public Utili-
ties commission, advising the
solons that the city's books should
be kept in uniform style like that
recommended by it in other cities.
and enclosed a book Of instruc-
, tions for the guidance of the city
clerk.
Mayor Haberstroh reported
progress on train No. IL making
a regular stop here. and from
present indications Holly will be
favored with this much-needed
train service.
City Electrician Fuller reported
that the January income from
the lighting plant exceeded all
previous records and exhibited
figures that spoke for themselves.
The question of employing a
night marshal was up for dis
cussion, but owing to the various
opinions expressed, it was laid
over until the next regular meet
ing. Whereupon the meeting
adjourned.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-02-11
w. 0. Garrett of Plains was in
town last Monday.

w. O. Garrett of Plains was in
town last Monday.
j. O. Bragg, who has been at
work in Albany, Ore, for some
time past, has come home for good
this time, and says that Holly is
the best place to live after all.
Harvey Bragg contemplates es.
tablishing an up-to-date bakery in
Lamar, in the near future.
See the cash price advt. Of w.
J. Pratt & Go. in another column.
1t will interest you.
DR.. W. s. Avery, the able dentist
of Bristol and Wiley. was in town
last Sunday on business.
DR.. G. L. Hall, who has been
residing on his fine farm northeast
OF Hartman the past three years,
expects to make his permanent
residence in Holly, intending to
come any day now.
The Chieftain registered mum.
ber of renewals the past week, for
which the editor returns his most
profound thanks.
w. P. Grisier and wife of Plains
were in town last Monday, Incl
dentally calling on friends and do
ing some shopping. Mr.. Grisier
states that the Plains country is
in it's infancy and that the posi-.
bilities for that section are un.
limited.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-02-11
OFF FOR EASTERN MARKETS

Miss May Taylor, the new mill
iner from Las Animas, has been
Visiting old friends here the past
few days, enroute to the Eastern
markets, where she will purchase
the seasons latest creations in the
millinery art. Miss TAYLOR comes
to Holly highly recommended as
first class milliner, and upon her
retnrn here will OPEN ! fashionable
millinery establishment in th g
Adamek jewelry store. Reserve
your orders, as she will have the
latest creations.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-02-11
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

Sunday School at lO:00a. m. G.
I. Cochran, superintendent.
Morning worship at IL, Sermon
by the pastor, subject: "A Great
Man and His Greatest Work"
Epworth league Sunday evening
at 6:45. Subject: "The Tragedy of
Indifference" Chas. Griffith, ,leader.
Evening service at 1880. Song
service and special number by the
choir.
Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening
at 7 o'clock.
A cordial welcome to all TO at.
tend these services.
G.. A. SPENCE, Pastor.
The Holly chieftain., 1916-02-11
MEN AND THINGS
IN GEN e RAJ.

W. Fl. Shively, the pioneer cit
izen, was among the Hollyites
bound for the county-seat last
Tuesday.
'Sim" Bragg and Steve Garfield
were taking in the sights of Lamar
last Tuesday-but got home safely.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Kendall of
Pueblo are the latest acquisitions
to our social coterie and are now
cozily located in the Ikelman resi-
dence. in the West end Mr..
Kendall is member of the A. V.
r. R. crew and a hale fellow we'll
met.
Ranges from $lS to $40 at the
Holly Hardware Co.
w. j. Pratt & Co.'S lowest cash
prices are printed in another COL
umn. Consult your own interests
by a perusal of every item.
Ranges and cook stoves, all
prices, at the Holly Hardware Co.
Joseph Adamek, the jeweIer, re.
turned home last Monday from an
extended sojourn at Omaha, Nebr.,
and other points, where he FORM
erly resided, and reports conditions
as Aourishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Jewett re-
turned on Monday last from Sew
cry, Kan, where they attended the
last sad rites of Mrs. Jewett's
mother, Mrs. VIM. Glenn. bringing
with them the orphaned children
of the deceased, who will be adopt
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett.
Editor Ross Of the Syracuse
News was in town last Tuesday on
a business matter, and brought the
glad tidings that his town is in
splendid financial condition.
w. II. Straney, the enterprising
autioneer of Hartman, was in town
last Tuesday and paid this Office a
fraternal call. He is a brother of
Orley and Ray Straney and carries
the best of recommendations from
leading citizens of Bucklin and
other Kansas cities. See his advt.
in another column.
J. B. Byars, head of syndicate
controlling seven Valley stores, was
in town last Monday comforting
with local Manager F. B. Coffin.
Mrs. Chester Morgan, wife of the
debonair cashier of the Butler
market, left on Wednesday for Las
Animas, where she will visit Mr..
Morgan's relatives.
Proprietor A. J. White of the
Main Street cafe has sold his in.
terest and good will of that place
to his former partner, Bruce Beagle
who will continue the business at
the old stand. Success to him.