The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20

Miss Lizzie DeBus left Sunday
night for Kansas City and st.
Louis to buy q spring and summer
stock of hats for her millinery store
and to post up on the new styles in
wOmen's headgear.
The Arkansas Valley passenger
train went as far as Lamar yester-
day morning, over the branch. and
on ccOunt of heavier snow on the
west ed. went in to La JuntO from
there over the main line.
c. A. Pinkham went up to La
Junta Wednesday to take treat
ment for his throat. Mr.. Pinkham
is quite rapidly recovering from the
trouble which has lately deprived
him OF his voice and rendered him
speechless.
E..S MOorehead, residing four
miles southeast of Webb, was in
town Tuesday looking after bust
ness matters. He reports snow go
ing of gradually and that in few
weeks they hope to have spring
SfdZlllR IOf cdUJS.
MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Page returned
Tuesday morning from Lakin. Kas.,
where they had been visiting rela-
tlves for the past couple Of weeks
They expect to leave in few days
for Tacoma, Wash, where they ex-
pect to make their future home.
Kodak printing and developing
our speciality. Our kodak finishing
department is unsurpassed in east
ern Colorado for prompt and effici-
ent service Mail us trial film and
note results; satisfaction guaran.
teed. Lamar Studio, Lamar, Colo.
E. A. NorthrOp, assistant cashier
at the First National bank, moved
his residence to the. Wilson proper
| ty on the Santa Fe trail last week.
| The property he vacated is now be-
| ing occupied by A. B. Hall and fam
| lily who recently came here from
Nebraska.
! With apologies to the "Arkan.
sawier,' Holly ought to be the
'growingest' town in the Arkansas
valley this summer She has the
territory, the soil and the climate
to feed an empire. All it needs is
development.
H., w. Woods and Vernon New.
man made trip to Hartman Mon.
day la automobile. The going
| hn trir1
was somewhat strenuous and neces
STATED they and their two com
panions getting out and pushing
the car over bad piece of road for
some distance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Haberstroh
spent Sunday with their son and
family at Lamar. During their visit
Mrs. Haberstroh, Jr., while standing
on chair in the act of lifting down
a jar of preserves from a high shelf
lost her balance and fell over the
back of the chair breaking her left
arm. After medical attention, how
ever, she is resting as comfortably
as possible under the circumstances
/ j. L. Wood, who with Mrs. Wood
had been spending the winter with
their daughter, Mrs. Zella Flint
at Springfield, Colo, returned home
Tuesday morning and is preparing
to reOccupy his home the first O
March. Mr.. Wood says the roads
from Springfield into Lamar ar,
still in terrible shape. Mrs. Woot
did not accompany him home al
this time on account of the bat
roads but is expected here by th'
first of the month.
The forces of the English Lumbe
Co. and the w. F. McCue Mercan
tile Co. have been busy the pas
T week moving the stock of lumber O
the Gretchen Lumber Co, which
they recently purchased. Besides
the regular office and yard men o
: the two forces they have been EN-
ploying all the available men ant
teams. AS soon as the stock ha
been removed from the yard th'
building will likely be occupied b.
other lines of business, as it is
most substantial building and wei
located.
Glen Pinkham, who has been act
ing as foreman of the d. A. NJ. e. 7
Co. hay mill at Olney Springs tn
past few months, has been trans
ferred to the company's mill o
Wiley. He came down to HOll.
Wednesday to spend the day will
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A
Pinkham. Glen had intended &C