The Holly chieftain., 1919-04-24

"ht1c DetIl Dy TIE
death of a relative.
The Opera House Barber Shop
has the agency for the Best Laun-
dry, of La Junta- Basket goes ev-
cry Tuesday, returns Saturday.
Miss DaOma UpthegrOve of La
Junta returned to her home last
Sunday, after spending the week
here with Mrs. Charles OverdOrff.
Rev. Dr. Hancher of Pueblo was
the guest of Rev. Adams while in
town Sunday. DIR. Hancher spoke
at the Methodist church Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Pearce was in Lamar
and La Junta the first of the week
looking after business matters con-
nected with her farming interests.
John Felt and son Allan C. Felt
of Wellington, Kas., were in Holly
Monday and Tuesday looking after
their farm interests in this section.
The WOmans SOcity will hold it's
next regular meeting on Thursday
May lst at the home of Mrs. A. d.
Plank. A full attendance is desir-
ed.
Supt. X. A. Shanner of the Holly
day to be in attendance at cOnven-
tion of the school superintendants
of the state.
C. l.. Hartwell of Wichita, for
mer resident of this section, arrived
In town this morning to spend
few days in looking after his farm
ing interests here
This bond issue is just as essen
tial as any of the preceding Liberty
Loans. Don't be 'piker," but buy
a bond, If you possibly can-help
bring the boys home.
Mrs. w. s. Partridge, vice-presi-
dent of the State Victory Loan
committee, went to Springfield yes
terday to look after the work of
the campaign in Baca county.
Miss Pauline Urban, the tele.
graph operator at the Santa Fe, re-
turned to her work here last Mon
day night after having spent cou-
pie OF weeks at her home at Tope-
ka, kas.
Sergt. O. N. Tucker of Denver re-
turned home this morning after
having spent week here with his
brother, Resident Manager C. w.
Tucker of the local telephone ex-
change.
The governments debt is your
debt. If the amount required Is not
subscribed in bonds we must pay
it in taxes without return. The
money cannot be raised unless ev-
erybody helps.
Don't fail to see The Heart of HUI
manity" at the Star Theatre, Holly,
two nights, May I'd and 3rd-800O
feet of film. A picture greater than
'sThe Birth of Nation" Prices
Csc and SOC, including war tax
William, Jr., infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Bilsby, died Tuesday
buried Wednesday at the Holly
cemetery. the Rev. Wiley X. Wright
preaching the funeral sermon.
The merchant who advertises in
the local newspaper and tells you
of his wares Is the man entitled to
your trade. Read the ads in this
issue and then buy of those who are
represented in this weeks paper.
Two expert cable repair men OF
Denver came out here Sunday night
to do some work for the Mountain
States Telephone & Telegraph Co.
at this point. They finished their
work today and will return to Den:
YER in the morning.
John Duncan has been buster
than the famous cranberry mer-
an irrigation ditch on his farm
north of town: He got in today,
however, and is just as busy with
the Victory Liberty Loan drive.
A new fence has been placed
around the city park this week pre-
paratory to seeding to blue grass
and otherwise improving the prop
erty. When a lawn is once started
on the plot it will add greatly to
the appearance of that part of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Calkins came
down from La Junta last Thursday
evening to visit Mrs Calkins pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Guffey. Mr..
Calkins, who is a roundhouse en-
ployee of the Santa Fe at La Junta,
returned home Friday, while the
rest of the family rename for few
days longer.
Mrs. S. w. Smith received mes
sage early Monday morning from
her brother T. E. Kinney stating
that he had Just arrived safely from
overseas with base hospital corps
No. so. 1t is not known, however,
just when he may be home. Mr..
Kinney is druggist and is well
known in Lamar.
J. A. Wayne was in from Plum
Creek last Saturday looking after
business matters. Mr.. Wayne re-