The Holly chieftain., 1919-09-11

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been spending the summer in
Jay night.
n. NJ. Herbig of Irene. Kas., was
in town Monday attending to busi-
ness matters. He says that cut
worms. grasshOppers and drOuth
hit his section this year.
Geo. w. Stevens, president of the
Holly State Bank, returned home
last Friday night from Palmer
Lake, where he had been spending
the past couple of months.
Mrs. M. s. Steele, Mrs. T. w.
Emery and daughter, Miss Bess,
and Fred Saunders returned home
last Friday night from their sum-
mer's outing above Creede.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Vincent motor
ed to Kinsley. Kas, last Monday
with their daughter, Mrs. Chas
eral days with Mrs. Vincent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Trefz are
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just completed and will soon be
costly situated in the first new
house built in Holly since the war
President w. H. Simpson and
senting the New Portland Oil &
Gas Co., returned the first of the
week from trip to headquarters
at Kansas City.
Frank White, of White Brothers,
and family and Mrs. Leonard White
and two children mOtOred down to
Syracuse yesterday to attend the
soldiers reunion. They report a
light attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Page and the
latter's two daughters and Mr. W..
s. Baker, drove up last Monday
night from Lakin, Kas., on a brief
business and pleasure trip, return
ing Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Leonard White this week
purchased lots in the A. V. Land
Company's tract north of the Rock
well school and just east of Ed.
Jones' place, where Mr.. and Mrs.
White plan to build a home in the
spring.
Division Highway Supt. AL Hoyt
is getting ready to do some extern
sive work on the road south of
town. He expects to have one of
the county's big trucks and the
grader down here within the next
ten days for the work.
ITO He'll With the KAISER" will
be shown at the Star Theatre, Hol-
ly, Colo, Tuesday, Sept. 10th. Ad-
mission zoe and 40c, including war
tax. Seven thousand feet of film.
Free display of fireworks at s p. m.
Pictures at $3.50 p. m.
M. B. Eldred and wife who have
had rooms for some time at Mis-
Maggie Simpsons residence moved
into their own home Tuesday. Mr..
Eldred recently purchased the
house vacated few weeks ago by
Lewis Chaney and family.
| F. G. Burt, recently here from
Gainesville, Ga, has succeeded
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Snodgrass Food Co. store. Mr..
Whitcomb has number OF band
music engagements which will Oc-
cupy him for the next week or two.
Manager Roy F. Pearson of the
SnOdgrass Food Co. store, has been
i'll the past week with a severe
cold almost bOdering on the
old fashioned grip. He was off
duty at the store Tuesday and part
of Wednesday, but is getting
around again.
w. T. S. Brown returned home
from Hutchinson, last Saturday
night where he had been looking
after company business and the
closing up of a number of sales.
He drove home in handsome
Cole 8 chummy roadster, which he
| bought during the trip.
r. T. Hoopingarner, employed at
the Holly Auto Co. garage moved
Tuesday from the Merwin proper
ty east of the High school building
to the dwelling opposite Mrs. En-
ery's residence, and the MerWin
property was Immediately taken
| by VIM. Kerns and family.
John Owens of the Tire Hospital
this week purchased lot in the
land cOmpanys tract just east of
the Rockwell school and is plan
ming on the erection of a 12-rOOm
house. The lot adioins that recent
| ly purchased nv w. I. Kidder who