The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-07
poets to locate at Rocky Ford.

Geo. w. German living near
Plains, had one of his thumbs am
putated and the bone scraped by
DIR. Verify of Two Buttes He is re-
ported as recovering nicely from
the operation.
Bert butcher and sisters Edna
and Mabel. residing Is miles south
west of town, and Mr.. Hardy and
three childrn, left Monday for Can
on City Tand other northwestern
points for few weeks.
j. R. johnson returned home
Wednesday afternoon from Mani
tOu where he had been spending
few days with Mrs. johnson and
the baby who are spending their
summer vacation there.
Mrs. C. w. Tucker returned to
Dencer Saturday having spent q
couple days assisting Mr.. Tucker
in moving their household goods
from their home which they re-
Gently sold to Harry Bowers.
The Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church will hold its
regular August meeting at the
home of Mrs. Sherman Robinson
on Thursday, Aug. 14th. A good
attendance is urged by the Presi-
dent.
Mrs. j. G. Schlager and the
children returned home last Sat
urday night from Hutchinson
where they had been spending
few weeks with relatives. Mr.
Schlager drove down after them in
the automobile.
Lewis CLANCY was in town Mon
day and Tuesday after his house
hold goods which he shipped to
his new home at Pawnee Rock,
Kansas, where he has accepted the
business management of the tele-
phone exchange.
j. w. Garnhart of Seibert, Colo.
arrived in the city the latter part
of last week and has accepted q pO
sition in Edmond HaberstrOh's
barber shop He expects to have
his wife and child here about the
first of the month.
Attorney Hesrchel Horn one of
the most popular men who went
overseas from this county returned
this morning. He was engaged in
Y. M. C. A. work and achieved dis.
tinctiOn in this branch of the SER
vice.-Lamar Daily News.
Cashier Geo. Marsh of the Santa
Fe depot, accompanied by his
cousin, Roy Fauer of Sylpia, Kan
sas, left last Saturday night for
Denver, Colorado Springs, and
other points for a weeks vacation
They are expected home tomorrow.
Harry Bowers, assistant man.
ager at the SnOdgrass Food Co.'S,
store, moved yesterday into the
residence he recently purchased
of Clarence Tucker. Mr.. Tucker
has moved his goods temporarily
into the Edward Haberstroh store
next to the post office.
Chas Lewis residing 20 miles
south of town was in Holly Tues.
day after grasshOpper poison. Mr..
Lewis says his section has had plen-
ty of rain this season and crop con-
ditiOns in his section are good with
the exception of what damage the
grasshoppers have done.
Miss Lizzie DeBus left Monday
for st. Louis and Kansas City to
familiarize herself with new styles
in millinery and to purchase her
fall and winter stock. She expects
to return about Sept. 1st with the
finest and most up-tO-date stock of
millinery yet seen in Holly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Barger of Scott
City Kas., spent last week in Holly,
the guests of the formers brother,
J. 0. Barger and family. Roy re
Gently returned from France where
he was in the American army. Mr..
and Mrs. Barger were en- route to
Colorado Springs and points west.
Walter C. Messenger, who left
here q month ago to look after his
homestead interests near McClair
in the upper end of the valley and
to take little rest, returned Sun.
day and Is back on the old job at
The Chieftain Office where he has
Leen greatly missed in many ways
during his absence
Mrs. O. E. Vincent and children
went up to Brighton last week to
visit her daughter and also her
son, Homer Rowe, who has been
in the naval service during the war
and who recently arrived at Brigh.
ton. 1t is not known here
whether he is on q flrlouQh or