The Holly chieftain., 1919-07-24
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BRISTOL BREvIfIEs.
Special to The Chieftain.

l.. H. Nagler and wife autOed to
Granada Thursday.
CIV. Newman transacted business
in Lamar Thursday.
William and Collin Simpson were
Bristol visitors Monday.
Hinton Hunter spent Saturday
| night in the county seat.
Ruth James of Lamar spent Sun
day at the Straney home.
Joe Caddick returned from the
harvest fields Wednesday night.
] C. Irving, Jr., and C. r. Hinton
| of Hartman were Bristol callers
Sunday.
Sarah Frances of Lamar is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. R. H. Cathell OF
Granada.
Fred Harris of Holly was in town
Tuesday on D. A. NJ. & P. Co. mill
business.
NJ. E. Emerson and c. A. Reem-
SNYDER of Lamar were Bristol visit
Ors Friday.
Lizzie Burwell from GOOdale is
the new relief operator at the tele-
phone exchange.
Mrs. Antoine johnson went to La
mar Saturday morning and visited
until Monday evening.
Mrs. Carrie Jones and two chii
dren returned Friday from week $
vacation spent at Pueblo.
Joseph Frances of Granada and
son william of West Virginia were
Bristol visitors Thursday.
Frank Cathell went to his home
at Granada last week to visit while
it was too wet to bale hay.
Vernon RoschrOugh and Russell
Harrison autoed to Lamar Sunday
to enjoy the swimming pool.
John Starbuck and wife, Mrs. o.
Starbuck and Miss Craven autOed
to Lamar Thursday to do some
shopping.
Orley Straney and Joe Paxton au-
tocd by truck to Hartman Tuesday
after truck load of goods for the
d. A. NJ. & p. Co.
Maude Starbuck left Friday for
Holly to spend several days with
her sister, Mrs. William Debus, Wis
iting and helping, cook for thresh-
ers.
Antoine johnson arrived Friday
after having spent five weeks in
Trinidad and New Mexico in the
interests of the alfalfa milling busi-
ness for the Big Bend company.
+. w. johnson of the D. A. M. q
P. Co. at Lamar was down MnOday
looking after mill interests and ac-
companying a boiler inspector who
came down to inspect the mill boil
| ers.
A. H. Cathell and son Fred came
down to Granada Thursday to visit
home folks a few days. They are
both employed on the Santa Fe
with q bridge gang and are now
stationed near Wiley.
The Movie theater is quite q sue
cess and proving great enjoyment
for the yuong people of the COM
munity. The pictures have been very
good SO far and large crowd have
been in attendance at each show.
Shows are held ! twice a week on
Wednesday and Saturday nights.
John O'Neil lost fine horse We'd
nesday, valued at $4,000. The horse
started to cross an old abandaned
well when the plankfng gave way
and let the horse fall in. Although
number of men went to work at
once and soon raised the horse it
died Immediately after they pulled
it out.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frances and
daughter Burl from West Virginia
are visiting Mr.. Frances father and
sister, Joseph Frances and Mrs. r.
H. Cathell of Granada. Mr.. Frances
was here two years ago and thinks
the country shows decided i'm
provement in the last two years.
They expect to leave Saturday for
their home and Joseph Frances will
accompany them home to spend the
summer.
A crowd of relatives and friends
were entertained at a bountiful
supper at the home of Mrs. r. H.
Cathell of Granada, Thursday
night. After everyone had partaken
of the feast thc evening wass pent
in listening to the pianola. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Cathell and sons Fred and Frank,
Joseph Frances, Mr.. and Mrs. Will.
liam Frances and daghter Burl of
West Virginia, Sarah Frances of La
mar, Audray Colley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Straney of Bristol. Everyone
pronounced Mrs. Cathell fine
hostess apd an excellent cook.
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