The Holly chieftain., 1919-01-30

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Harry Lee moved his household
goods into the house formerly occu-
pied by the late Claude James yes
terday and today and he and family
will occupy the place beginning with
the first of February.
Mrs. ]. r. Johnson and little son
returned last Thursday from Hutch
inson, Kas., where they had been
spending the holiday season with
home folks. ]. R. is himself again
as result of their return.
Mrs. w. 8. Partridge returned
home last Saturday from Kansas
City, where she had been in attend
ance at a meeting of the Liberty
loan chairmen and vice chairmen of
the Tenth Federal District.
Mrs. Mary Mills was up from Coo
lidge. Kas. last Thursday and Friday
to spend a couple of days with her
daughter, Miss Ethel. the courteous
clerk at the Holly Dry Goods Co. 8
store, who was i'll last week.
County Commissioner J. B. Rhodes
was down from Granada Tuesday and
Wednesday looking after his garage
and other interests here. ]. B. has
only recently recovered from the flu
and says he does not feel too foxy"
yet.
The increasing volume of business
at the Holly Dry Goods Co.'s store
has necessitated the addition of ano-
ther clerk, in the person of Miss
Maggie Simpson, who her many
friends will be glad to see in the
store.
Chas. Lozar shipped bis household
goods and horses tC Lak'n, Kas. on
Tuesday, where he will engage in
farming and stock raising this year.
Charlie got away Wednesda.' and ex-
poets to be joined by his family the
latter part of the week.
p. A. Bauer. residing two miles
north of town, returned home Thurs
day from Kansas City, where he had
taken car load of cattle. He stop
ped off at Wichita, Hutchinson, and
Dodge City en- route home to spend
a few days with friends.
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Byars & Coffin have just received
la shipment of hose, in bulk, instead
of boxes; heavy ribbed. sizes 6h to
10. In order to clear them up quick
ly we will close them out 30c per
pair. These hose if come in boxes
would sell at 4Oc to 45c per pair. "a
C. E. ("Happy'') Owens. the auc-
tioneer at Plains, is having a second
attack of influenza. this winter and
the first of the week his condition
was reported most serious. His
brother, John, was called out to see
him Tuesday morning when he was
said to be in dying condition.
Among those in from the south
side last Saturday was A. w. Will
ate who resides Is miles southwest
of Holly. He says there is still IL
inches of snow on the ground in his
part of the country but that cattle
in that vicinity have gotten along re-
markably we'll and are looking good.
| Mrs. A. C. Van Way in letter to
friends here the first of the week
stated that she expected to return
home from Denver, where she had
spent the holidays with her sister, to-
day or tomorrow. Mrs. Van Ways
brother died at Canon City Monday
of last week and was buried Tuesday
Miss Lizzie DeBus returned home
the fore part of last week from Clay
Center, Kas., where she had been
called by the illness and death Of a
cousin. She was then snowbound
for four or five weeks before she
could return home. She was accom-
panied on her return by an aunt
Mrs. e. Hits, who will visit she and
her mother for some time.