The Holly chieftain., 1918-10-17

Mrs. Pulaski Meadows of Syra-
euse. is visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith.
Mrs. Edgar Brown and children,
OF La Junta. are visiting with rel
atives and friends here.
Miss Agnes Philips, the CONNER
cial teacher of the High school.
went to Dodge City. Kas.. Monday
and will return when school opens
again.
Mrs. A. C. Roger from Abilene,
Kas., and little daughter Ruth, are
here visiting Mrs. Roy Duland and
family. Mrs. ROyer and Mrs. Qu-
land are sisters
Lieutenant L. o. Linville left last
Thursday for Denver after short
visit with his relatives and friends
here. He is on his way to Camp
Meade. Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard White en-
tertained at q 6 o'clock dinner on
Wednesday evening of last week in
honor of DR.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Sher-
man and children.
Won Atkinson, l. w. Thompson,
Mike Austin, Chester Butler, Felix
ROytz came down from Ft. Lyon
last Sunday and spent the day
with friends in Holly.
Mrs. Ed. Haberstroh is now in
Denver visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Garrison. She will remain
for two weeks and visit other
friends before her return.
G. G. Latimer came out from
Wichita Monday and has been
spending the week with friends. He
left for Swink Wednesday. Mr..
Latimer is retired farmer
Mrs. J. p. Linville and little
daughter Grace, returned Saturday
from short visit in La Junta with
relatives. Her little grandson Laur
en- Farrell, of La Junta, returned
with them.
Guy Elwick, who moved from here
to Eaton, Colo, some months past,
is in Holly again. He expects to
move back here soon. His wife.
who is visiting in Illinois, expects
to return here later.
The Rummage Sale Of the Wo-
mans Society of the Presbyterian
successful. There are still some
al 1r%1 hit Snur o~A ohnno fDv cnlo Con a.
the Presbyterian manse. 1920
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Wilkins return
ed last week from q three weeks
"Trip in Kansas, visiting Excelsior
Springs, Wichita and other places.
Mr.. Wilkins said he really went to
Geo. E. Smith is out of quaran-
tine and Is now progressing with
his work in the officers training
school at Camp Macarthur, Texas.
He is member of Company A, cen
tral officers training school. He is
a son of Mrs. E. L. Brown.
A. c. Heckethorn purchased the
Ray Brown residence property in
the northeast part of town Tues
day. Mr.. Brown has purchased
the Sam Porter property in the
west end which is now occupied by
Harry Lee and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L Brown and
daughter, Mrs. Edith Lamport, and
her daughter Mercedes, spent Sun
day in Dodge City, Kas., where they
went to meet their son, Lieut.. L. E.
Brown, of Camp Taylor, KY, who
was home on furlOugh for 10 days.
Guy Firebaugh of Wiley, brought
an auto truck load of household
goods down from that section Sun
day for James Simpson and took
back load for Toney Cox. the ice
man, who moved to Lamar Monday.
Roy Chinn has succeeded Mr.. Cox
in charge of the ice business.
A box car on a side track at Ora
NADIA, and occupied by an extra
gang of Mexican railroad labOrers,
In some way caught fire about noon
Monday and was almost destroyed
before the flames could be extin-
guished by Jet of steam from the
locomotive Of train in the yards
at the time.
j. P. Linville returned home
Teusday night from Denver, where
he had accompanied his son, Lieut.
L. w. Linville, who had been spend
ing few days here with his par
ents and friends, and was en- route
to Camp Meade, Maryland, where