The Holly chieftain., 1919-06-12
BRISTOL BREv1rIEs.
Special to The Chieftain.

Special to The Chieftaln.
j. c. Irving, Jr. was Bristol call
er Sunday.
Mrs. Antoine johnson spent Sat
urday in Lamar.
Lucille ROsebrOugh was Lamar
visitor Saturday.
Lizzie Burwell from GoOdale spent
Sunday in Bristol.
c. V. Newman transacted business
in Holly Saturday.
Milo Lark and family visited rel
atives in Bristol over Sunday
NJ. E. Emerson Of Lamar spent
Sunday at the Jim STROBE home.
r. S. Grier of Hartman was trans
acting business in town Monday.
Joe Paxton of KOrnman spent
Roy Straney of Lamar spent Sun
day with his brother Orley Straney.
Mrs. Nude Jones and Mrs. Maurice
Velut were county seat visitors Mon
day.
G. o. Patterson and daughter Jes-
sic of Hartman were Bristol callers
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Baxter left last
week for Kansas City to make their
future home
Mrs. NJ. V. Beaman has been very
ill but at this writing is consider
ably improved.
Curtis Moore of Lamar and Elmer
Owings of Hartman were Bristol
visitors Sunday.
Beatrice Price came up from Hol
ly Monday and spent the day with
her mother and sisters.
Ruth James of Lamar came down
Saturday night to spend Sunday at
the Orley Straney home
A. number of Bristol young folks
attended the show and dance in
Granada Saturday night.
w. A. Decker spent couple of
days in Holly last week looking af-
ter business interests there.
A number of the band boys were
over from Hartman Saturday night
to play at the band concert.
Orley Straney and wife, Roy Stra-
ney, Marion Connolly and Ruth
James autoed to Holly Sunday.
Orley Straney autOed to Holly Sat
urday to have some repairing work
for the mill done at the garage there
Vernon H. Rosebrough arrived
home last week having been honor
ably discharged from Marine service.
A number of ladies met at the
IOlllc Vi II. ID. Mtck ldSl TIl-
day to sew for Mrs. G. A. Bauer and
children
Antoine johnson came home Sat
urday night from Big Bend where
he has been busy repairing the al
falfa mill there
We have had several light show
ers of rain the past week. They are
fine on the crops but not very good
haying weather
Dolly Miller returned to her home
in Wiley Monday morning after sew
eral days visit here with her moth
er, Mrs. Mae Miller.
Melvin Hartley and Earnest Burke
went to Kornman Monday morning
to do some painting for the D. A. M.
& p. Co. at that place.
0. F. Wood moved his family
down from Lamar last week and are
now costly located in the residence
just vacated by the Straneys.
Mrs. Fred Kelsey and daughter
Lucille of Lamar, spent several days
in town last week cleaning and
painting her residence property
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rosebrough,
Lucille and Vernon, motored to Hol-
ly Sunday and had the misfortune
to break their car when about half
way home.
Word has been received from Hin
ton Hunter that he has been honor
ably discharged and will be home
in a couple of weeks after a short
visit with friends in Cincinnati.
Cliff Baldwin of Granada was Wis
iting friends in town Saturday
night preparatory to leaving Sun
day night for Colorado Springs
where he expects to work this sum-
mer.
F. w. johnson was down from La
mar Friday looking over the mill
to see that it was in shape for the
coming seson Frosty" says this
mill had to do less repairing and
q order fewer repairs than any mill on
the D. A. M. & P. Co. list.
Mrs. 6. A. Bauer and three chill
dren left on No. 8 Sunday for Kan
sas City where Mrs. Bauer expects
to put Ada in hospital for treat
ment of tuberculosis of the bone.
Later on Mrs. Bauer expects to go
on to Omaha, Neb. to spend the
summer with relatives there.
9. V. Newman and wife mOtored
to Lamar Saturday night where they
joined a fishing party and went to
the Two Buttes reservoirs, return
ing late Sunday night. Newman is
highly elated over their success and
says they caught over 200 fish and
he has been living high ever since
A crew is busy at the D. A. M. &
p. Co. mill overhauling, cleaning
and repairing the mill preparatOry