The Holly chieftain., 1919-10-02

Rocky Ford where he had been
spending a week with relatives and
friends.
Aviator George Pufiea and AS
sistant Ed. Leonard of the Holly
Airline Transportation Co. were
carrying passengers at Syracuse
yesterday. m
Mrs. Fred Schick and daughter,
Lydia, accompanied by Mrs. Lorna
GWartney, all of Wiley, mOtOred
down to Holly Monday in Mrs.
Schick's car
Editor Wood of the Wiley JOurn-
al, accompanied by Mail Carrier
Clell Early mOtOred down to Holly
yesterday. Mr.. Wood was looking
after real estate matters in this sec
tiOn.
DR.. A. w. Leonard and E. P
Taylor mOtOred up from Coolidge
Tuseday. DIR. Leonard is now cOnl-
fOrtably located in Coolidge and
has opened up dental parlOr
there.
We will loan you money on your
land for five or ten years, making
your interest payment 6 per cent,
with the privilege of paying the
the principal at any time. McMUR-
TRY e. PINKHAM.
Word was received the latter part
of the week by friends here from
DIR. and Mrs. f. NJ. Sherman that
they were now comfortably located
in Pasadena, Cali, and that the
children have started to school.
Mrs. r. G.. Inge came down from
La Junta Saturday afternoon to
visit her daughter, Maria, one of
the teachers in the Holly schools.
Mrs. Inge went on to Syracuse, kas.,
Sunday to visit other relatives.
Miss Ruby Christman, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Christman is
preparing to take a business and
musical course at OlsOn's Business
College at Parsons, Kas., and eX.
poets to leave soon for that place.
Actioneer II. L. Christman re.
turned home last Friday morning
from Kansas City where he had
taken a car load of cattle Mr..
Christman reOprts having struck a
good market and all the cattle sold
well.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hoffer of
Waumega, Kas., stopped off here
last Friday en- route home from
their summer outing in the noun
tains, spending day here with
the later's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Goodman.
Harry Lee returned last Friday
from Oklahoma where he has been
spending some time looking after
the broom corn business of the
firm of Jones & Lee. Mr. Lee re-
turned to Oklahoma Monday to
finish up the campaign.
Manager Roy F. Pearson of the
Snodgrass Food Co. store went up
to Las Animas yesterday morning
to look after business matters at
the cOmpany's store at that place.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Pear
son and their daughter Thelma.
Geo. W. Bean returned Sunday
morning from Pueblo where he
had taken Mrs. Bean to a hospi-
tai. Mrs. Beams illness was pro-
nounced at the hospital as malar-
ial fever She is resting comfort
ably and is recovering, though
slowly
Mrs. w. s. Partridge who has
been at Boulder for the past two
weeks with her daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, who enters the State
University this year. returned
home last night after having secur-
ed comfortable location for Miss
Elizabeth.
c. Runyon of the Star Theatre,
gave another fine fire works exhi-
bition on the street Tuesday night
preceding the show. The exhibit
included Roman candles, skyrOck-
cts and various other pyrOtechnics
and greatly amused the large crowd
that gathered
Mrs. Ed. Jones leaves at noon to-
day for Salt Lake City for an ex.
tended visit with her mother and
two brothers. Mrs. Jones will stop
off at Pueblo en- route to spend
day with Mrs. Geo. w. Bean, who
is i'll with malarial fever at the
hospital but who is improving.
Pilot Geo. Puflea of the Holly
Airline Transportation Co. and Ed.
7 Jonnard loft at an early hO,1r this