The Holly chieftain., 1919-03-06

Mrs. Gurley left for Marion Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherman ar
rived here Monday night from
Hutchinson to make their home
and Mr. Sherman is again at his
former place rs barber at Ed. Jones'
shop.
]. G. McKibbOn has brought the
Sexton dry land ranch of 800 acres
and Mr. Sexton will move to Butler,
Ok. where he took in farm in the
above deal, and will make his flu.
ture home.
Rev. +. A. Allen of La Junta was
in Holly Wednesday evening and
addressed q well attended meeting
at the Presbyterian church when
he explained the new era movement
of the church.
Up-to-theminute style and variety
will characterize our showing Of
spring and summer millinery which
will be on exhibition today and to
morrow. Lizzie DeBus, over First
National bank.
County Commissioner A. p
Knuckey. and Division Road Super
intendent Al Hoyt went up to
Lamar Monday morning to attend
a meeting Of the beard I" county
commissioners
Local Manager Clarence w. Tucker
of the Mountain States Telephone
& Telegraph Co.. was called to
Pueblo Monday to attend a confer
ence of local managers throughout
the eastern end of the state.
There are some big bargains be-
ing offered on Ladies', Children's
and Misses cloaks and coats at the
Bargain Store 1t will be many
years before you can buy them for
less. Now one-third of regular
prices. 39.tf.
Earl Chambers. late office man
ager at the H.-B. Garage, left Tues
day for Hutchinson, Kas., where he
will have similar position with
the Kansas Oil Co. Mrs. Chambers
and the children expect to join him
Friday.
Robert Pickett has leased the w.
H. Shively livery, feed and sale
stable and is already in possession.
Mr.. Shively Is preparing to move
to his fine farm joining Holly on
the northwest which he will oper.
ate this season.
A new and much larger type OF
freight engines has Just been in.
stalled on this division OF the main
line of the Santa Fe which increases
the capacity haul from four to five
thousand tons to the train over the
engines formerly used.
Glen Pinkham. who has been
spending a few days here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Pink.
ham, went up to Wiley Tuesday
morning to resume his work as fore
man of the d. A. NJ. g. P. Co. alfalfa
mill.
Elmer Glover, after an investigat.
ing trip of several weeks, looking
over Kansas, Oklahoma, and Arkan-
sas in search of a location for a new
home has finally returned here, full.
ly determined that this is a better
place to live than anything he has
yet seen.
Willard Berry has been confined
to his home the past week with
genuine case of influenza. Willard
put it off just as long as he possibly
could but finally had to yield. He
is getting along nicely, however,
and expects to be on the job again
in few days.
A. NJ. Dicks went up to Hasty
Monday to look after his alfalfa
hay mill at that place. He found
everything in good shape and has
about 200 tons of hay yet to grind
at that point, which he will begin
on as soon as weather conditions
are favorable.
A.. NJ Carlson, who has resided
two and half miles south of Hart
man for a number of years. had
sale last Friday, preparatory to the
removal of he and his family to Ben.
ton county, Arkansas. where he has
purchased q 160-acre farm, and they
expect to make their future home.
Joe Leonard, who was recently
mustered out of the army service,
has entered the H.-B. Garage staff
Of experts and will have charge OF
the plOW and farm tractor depart-