The Holly chieftain., 1919-11-20

Mrs. w. |. Kidder returned home
last Sunday from Carmen, Ok.
where she had been called by the
death of her mother.
Go to the Bargain Store when
you want to buy your winter needs.
You will find something you want
and at the right price. 19-tf.
Frank Phillips of Denver was in
the city yesterday morning making
preliminary arrangements for the
funeral and burial of his mother.
the late Mrs. J. w. Phillips.
W. It. S. Brown of the land COM
pany returned home Sunday night
from Hutchinson where he had
been looking after some extensive
real estate deals for a couple of
weeks.
w. w. HeckethOrn of the H.-B.
Motor Co., and Dave Bruce went up
to Denver Sunday where they spent
the first of the week posting up
on tractor and other features of the
H.-B.'S business.
Mrs. G. w. Smeltzer returned home
last night from MinOtt, N. d., where
she mad been visiting relatives and
participating in family reunion
and the golden wedding anniversary
celebration of her parents
Mrs r. ID. Wilson, who has been
spending several weeks with rela-
tives at Derby and other points in
Canada, returned home last Sunday
morning, and the doctor is wear
ing much more sunny air than
| during his Wifes absence.
Three cars of coal have been re-
ceived in Holly since last weeks is
sue of The Chieftain. This has
been well distributed and SO far
there has been no suffering in this
vicinity for .the want of fuel Two
more ears were expected in today.
City Clerk T. G. Demarary and
City Marshal J. G. Fuller were call
ed up to Lamar Monday morning
| to testify in case in the district
court in which the city of Holly is
interested. The case was postpon-
ed, however, till the April term of
court.
Lloyd and b. B. Webbs farm sale
on the 18th was highly satisfac-
tory in every way. Lloyd was in
! town yesterday and reports that
everything sold well. Mrs. Webb
left this morning for Greensburg,
Kas where she will visit relatives
for few weeks.
Conductor Chas Overdorff who
has been running on the main line
is back on the A. V. branch in
charge of Browns Special" and he
and family are again making their
home in Holly. They are occupy
ing the house formerly occupied by
B. A. Keith and family.
| Sim Bragg, who was overseas and
among those of the American ex-
peditionary forces who was wound
ed at the front is now receiving q
thirty per cent disability pension.
Sim is the first and only soldier boy
|
Holly to be drawing pension.
Word received this week from
Mr.. ]. E. Saunders by Mrs. Saund-
ers states that Mr.. Saunders is feel
| ing fine and that he is now stop
ping at Datona, one of the leading
Florida beaches Mr.. Saunders
says, however, that we here in
Holly have little idea about the
HI. C. of L.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Pratt left last
Saturday morning for DatOna, Fla,
where they expect to spend a few
| weeks. They expect to spend the
entire winter at the various resorts
| of the Florida east coast. They
have rented their home to DR.. III. E.
| Colby for the winter and DR.. Colby
and family moved in last Saturday.
| Mrs. A. X. johnson was called to
Denver Tuesday night by the seri-
Gus condition of her mother, Mrs
NJ. S. Davis, who recently under
went surgical operation at Den
yer hospital for the removal OF q
cancer A message received by Mr.
johnson here yesterday stated that
Mrs. Davis condition was very SER
ious.
A very interesting business meet
| ing of the Baptist Ladies Aid was
held at the home of Mrs. Geo. w.
Bean last Thursday afternoon. Six
teen ladies were present at the