The Holly chieftain., 1919-03-20
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Mel Murphy is the possesor of a
fine new touring car.
G. w. Miller transacted business
in Granada last Monday.
Geo. Osterman is on the sick list
this week, confined to his home.
Chas. Zellers took in the dance at
Hartman last Wednesday night.
H. F. Decker and NJ. E. Emerson
were Lamar visitors Wednesday
night.
A number of Bristol young peO-
pie attended the dance in Granada
Saturday night.
H. F. Decker is a widower now. his
wife having gone on short visit to
eastern Kansas.
Russell Payne arrived Monday to
go to work on the night force for
the ID. A. M. & p. Co.
]. A. ROsebrOugh returned Tues
day from a trip to Greeley, Denver,
and other western points.
Little Eleanor Miller has been
quite sick with the flu but at this
writing is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Recker left
Monday for visit with relatives
and friends in eastern Kansas.
John Lewis left for Denver last
Friday night where he expects to
enter Barnes Commercial college.
H. E. Jones of Everton, Mo, was
in town Wednesday on business.
He left Thursday morning for Wiley,
Colorado.
r. E. Ham has been in town sew
eral days the past week looking af-
ter the shipping of hay he has pur-
chased in this vicinity.
Albert Goescle is confined to his
bed with tonsolitis. Antoine john
son is taking his place as engineer
at the mill during his absence.
George Zellers moved to the Star
buck farm west of town last We'd
nesday. Mr.. Zeller purchased this
farm some three or four weeks ago.
NJ. E. Emerson transacted bust
ness in Lamar Tuesday. He brought
back car SO that he can get out In
the country and solicit insurance
business.
Mel Murphy and family moved to
the farm just vacated by Mr.. Cole
man last Tuesday. Will Zellers
bought this farm some time ago and
Mr.. Murphy will live on it and farm
the place for him.
C. A. Pinkham transacted bust
ness in town last Thursday He
took home load of auto tires to
be rebuilt. He has first class
tire shop at Holly and makes old
tires over as good as new.
Joe Paxton came in from Lamar
Monday night Mr.. Paxton will
work as truck driver for the d. A.
M. & P. Co. ct present He has just
been honorably discharged from
army service after having been con-
fined in a hospital since last July.
The Denver Alfalfa Mill e. Pro
duets CO., started up grinding hay
with full force again last Thurs
day after several weeks idleness on
account of weather and roads. They
have lots of hay bought and will be
busy grinding until hay season
comes again.
Lucille Rosebrough and Mrs F. L.
Boone returned Wednesday night
from several days visit in Denver.
They report q general good time
while in the city. While there they
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training at st. Joseph's hospital,
also Ida Harples who is in the
Barns Commercial college.
The play Not Man in the
House" given by the Granada school
in the Bristol school auditorium
last Friday was well attended and
proved great success. Everyone
took their part fine and 1t was well
worthy of amateurs The Red Cross
served ice cream and cake at the
close of it and netted neat sum.
The D. A. NJ. g. p. Co. put on q
night force Monday at the mill
and hereafter will run both day
and night shift. Begins to look as
if they meant business now and are
intending to put the hay through.
Mr.. Miller has bought all the Farm
ers' Mill hay and also the Warwick
mill hay and will haul it here to
grind. A good many teams are at
work now hauling hay in from the
Parrish ranch.
Unusual excitement occurred
Wednesday morning when the Bris-
tol Mercantile Employees reached
the store and found things in a
turmoil. Thieves had broken In a
window in the northside of the
hardware room and entered. They
left their hand prints in some fresh
red paint that was on a shelf near
the window A couple Of new tail
Or-made suits, several pairs OF
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