The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-27
HARTMAN HUSTLINGS.
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Special to The Chieftain.

Special to The Chieftain.
II. N. Vernall went to Amity Tues
day.
Russell Coates went to Holly Fri
day night.
The sick are all convalescing at
this writing.
Lee Patterson was Hartman Wis
itOr Saturday.
Judge Ferguson was a Lamar Wis
itor Tuesday.
Mrs. John Coy has been having
light touch of the flu.
Mrs. Maddy of the north, was
Hartman. visitor Tuesday
Elgin Manning and Fred Watkins
were Lamar visitors Tuesday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wat
kins, Sunday a fine baby girl.
lone Nichols was a guest at the
McDaniels home this week end.
w. A. Connolly, our worthy edi-
tor, has been under the weather
the past few days.
Maurine Smith, little daughter of
i'll with penumonia.
Quite number of our young peO-
pie attended the basket ball game
at Holly last Friday night.
Mary Resseguie returned to Holly
Saturday where she will re-enter
school after siege of the flu.
Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Resscguie
and daughter, Mary, attended the
recital at Holly Monday night.
Chris Morelle was called to La
Junta Tuesday morning on account
of the serious illness of his brother,
George, MOrrelle, of that place.
Festus Tucker came in Tuesday
morning from Camp Travis, Texas,
from which camp he was hOnOrably
discharged short time ago.
AlOnZo PattisOn and family ar
rived here Wednesday morning
from Chowchilli, Calf Hartman is
Ions old home and he cannot stay
away.
There will be dance in the
WoOdman hall Wednesday night.
Everyone seems to have good times
at these dances and larger crowd
is expected at this one
Geneva Dyksterhuis and Blanche
Fitzgerald went to Holly Monday
night where they as members of
Mrs. Steele's class in music, took
part in the recital there.
Mr.. Bennett is in the moving busi-
ness nowadays, helping Mrs. Leek
to get established at her nOrthside
home and moving his own posses
sions from the central office
Nellie Dyksterhuis came home
from Amity Tuesday. Her school at
that place will reopen next Monday
This is the second time the school
has been closed because of the flu.
Ambrose Carson loaded his car Of
household goods and farm imple-
ments Friday and Saturday. Mr.
Carson and his family will soon fol-
low the car to Arkansas where they
will make their home.
Rev. Haines of Wiley will meet
with the Sunday school board here
Thursday night in behalf OF the
great centenary movement now in
progress. Everyone interested in
Sunday school work is invited to
attend.
Mary Connolly, who has been en-
ployed as a telephone operator at
Dodge City, came home from the
hospital Saturday morning. Mary
has had a siege of the flu and arriv-
ed home just in time to find other
members of her family sick with it.
Hartman likes little of every
tnlng tnaC comes alOns ana her pcO-
pie dislike to be missed by things
that come her way but no one has
complained that the blizzard that
was promised here for Monday
night missed this section as there
is still an abundance of snow.
The parcel post sale held at the
church on Friday night, Feb. % was
considered great success both so
cially and financially, taking into
consideration the bad roads and
snow the day preceding the event.
A splenid crowd attended and
everything sold rapidly. A good
supper was served and all seemed
to enjoy the entire affair. The sum
of $500 was cleared
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