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The Holly chieftain., 1919-05-08
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Special to The Chieftain.

Special to The Chieftain.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. V. Williams and
Mrs. John Owens of Holly spent
Sunday with Mrs. Cary James.
Gene Harper and family spent
Sunday afternoon with his brother,
Bill Harper and family.
Mrs. Albert Swezey received the
sad news Saturday of the death of
her mother at Burns City, Indiana.
Mrs. Swezey and son Lester left on
the first train to attend the funeral.
Ora Collier spent Monday with
Mrs. NJ V. Williams.
Ezra Dance of near KOnantz,
passed through Webb Monday with
a Fordson tractor purchased at the
H.-B. Garage at Holly.
Glen and Ruth Wheeler and Effie
Brown spent Sunday with Marie
and Ora Collier.
Ruby Pearson returned home
Wednesday from Holly where she
has been visiting her aunt Mrs. d.
w. Edgin, north of town.
Clarence Deny spent Sunday after
noon in this vicinity.
Webb school closed last Thurs
day, May 1st, with Ora Collier as
teacher. A picnic was planned for
at the creek but on account of the
rain could not be held.
School election was held at the
Webb school Monday. M. L. Neicc
was elected treasurer.
Carl Wilder and family spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
MOrehead.
Chas. Moon and J. c. Gunter took
dinner Wednesday with Albert
SWezey.
Mrs. Harry Williams spent Sun.
day afternoon with Mrs. Charles
Moore.
Harland and Lee Pearson spent
Sunday with Don McGregor.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-05-08

The Bargain Store has dandy
line of Mems and Boys Work Shoes
at bargain figures. 39-tf.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-05-08
HARTMAN HUSTLINGS.
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tor Friday
f. H. Dennis left this morning for
trip to Denver.
Rudolph SicklebOwer and wife
were Lamar visitors Friday.
The Alfalfa mill is grinding hay
after q weeks lay-Off on account of
the rain.
John Wagner held a public sale
at his ranch northeast of Hartman
Tuesday.
Kenneth r. Ferguson and wife of
Trinidad are visiting at the home of
his parents in Hartman this week.
|. A. Mock last week purchased
the Harrison SO-acre ranch adjoining
the ranch where he lives south of
Warwick
The wife of Rev. l.. Cogman, and
two children, after an extended Wis
it at Longmont, returned home
last Saturday.
Mrs. Hunt and little son of Grana
da spent the weekend at the home
of Mrs. j. L. link visiting her sister,
Miss Cora Betty.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bunch and
William Bunch left for Hebron, Ne
braska, last week for a visit with
Frank Bunch and family.
Harvey Adams member of the
Signal Corps Service returned home
from overseas this morning. He
was one of the first of the boys from
this vicinity to enlist.
Ralph Resseguie recently pur-
chased 60acre farm known as the
Buckley farm, near Fairview school,
Quite number of townspeople are
investing in alfalfa lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis and
daughter Marguerite. accompanied
by Mrs. F. G. Ferguson, visited at
the home of Harry Cook and family
near Lamar last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Hittle are
the proud parents Of a baby boy
born Saturday, May 3rd. Mrs. Pal.
mer is out at the Hittle home caring
for the mother and baby.
Sergt. Vern Rosebrough of the u.
S. Marines is spending a 3O-day fur
lough with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Rosebrough, at Bristol having
: just returned from France.
C. w. Kelly and I. A. Mock traded
farms the past week, Mr.. Kelly get
ting the SO-acre ranch in Coates
school district and Mr.. Mock the 40
acre Kelly ranch north of Hartman.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. j..
L. link this week. A goodly mum:
Der were in attendance and progress
made with the quilt the ladies are
making. The Aid meets the next
time with Mrs. McDaniels.
Quite number of school boys
visited Holly Thursday to see the
army tank which was on exhibition
there Some report that the tank
built by Rev. Cronk and I. A. Mock
was a good representation of the
real tank.
Clayton and Donald Buck were
Lamar visitors Thursday They
went to meet the troop train ex-
pecting to meet their brother Les
lie but were disappointed as he
had not reached the port for en-
barkatiOn in time
Three members of the Hartman
school board were elected Monday
at the annual school meeting, Mrs.
Nancy Resseguie as secretary and E.
H. Dennis and Charles Hinton as
president and treasurer 1t was de-
cided to put the fifth grade in the
primary room and add the 9th and
10th grades to the upper rooms
curriculum.
Rev. A. G. Voight is conducting a
series of revival meetings at the
Community church of Hartman.
Next Sunday will be Mothes' day
and also Sons day. All the people
are invited to bring baskets and en-
JOY whole day of worship and song
service. The day is set apart as
Sons day also and all ministers are
requested to pray for the speedy re
turn of the troops from overseas.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-05-08
BRISTOL BREv1T1Es.
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Special to The Chieftain.
A. L. Any transacted business in
Lamar Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-05-08
Pure Field and
Garden Seeds

We have great variety Of all the
hest known Field and Garden Seeds,
pure and carefully selected. If you
haven't bought yet it will pay you
to see US.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-05-08
harm NESS

II your Harness need Oiling or
Repairing we can do it for you
and it ought to be done now, be-
fore you get too busy.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-05-08
We Do the Work
Promptly,
Economically

A few stitches or rivets put in
now, or a good oiling may make
your Harness last this season.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-06-13

The George Gould home was bad
ly scorched by fire last Tuesday.
Prompt arrival of the department
confined the flames to the roof of
one part however, and the loss is not
heavy. The fire originaed from an
oil stove.
Miss Bess Harrison is spending a
short furlough among Paw Paw rela-
tives and friends. She is a Red Cross
nurse and has seen much service in
hospitals at the front in France. She
expects to resume her work soon in
some army camp in the states.
Claire McFarlin submitted to two
serious operations in a hospital in
New York City recently. His parents
received two kilograms from the
surgeon in charge last Saturday that
his condition was critical. A later
wire however stated that he was i'm
proved and probably out Of danger.
Mrs. David Anderson, president Of
the Coterie received a letter from
Senator Davis the first of the week,
stating that the "Tufts Movie Cen
sorship Bill" would undoubtedly pass
this session and that the same would
in all probability be signed by the
governor. This is a bill which is
favored by the State Federation of
Women's clubs, and Senator Davis
is giving it his unqualified support.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-06-13
BAPTIST CHURCH
Edward Everett Shoufler. Pastor

1000 A. NJ. The Bible School.
11:OO A. NJ. Divine Worship. Special
Music. Sermon Topic, "Four Kinds
of Attention"
300 P. NJ. Meeting of the Junior
Christian Endeavor Society.
$3.50 P. M. The Senior Christian En-
deavor Society meeting will be led by
Miss Beulah Knight.
1880 P. M. The Union Services will
be held in the Christian church. Rev.
Arthur Trott will preach. Strangers
are always welcome at all services.
Come and bring friend.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-06-13
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Sunday School l---------1O:OO A. M.
Morning Worship HOO A. M.
sermon Subject "The Christian
Doctrine of Property and Wealth."
May all members and friends of
this church be present.
Christian Endeavor -- 6:3O p. M.
Union Service ---- 7:3O p M.
Special Music. Rev. Trott breaches.
Come out.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-06-13

7. j. Cavanaugh and family nov
ride in a fine new Mitchell Six car.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-06-13

Miss Edna Johnson who was home
to attend the wedding of her sister
Mildred, returned to Chicago last
Thursday.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-06-13

Rev. Percy Nickless delivered a
fine Baccauaureate address to the
Seniors at the M. E. church last Sun
day evening.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-04
THE CROTlO.

KaIlipolis Grotto held an inter-
esting business meeting at Cham
Der of Commerce Hall Tuesday eve-
ming last. initiated thirteen candi-
dates, enjoyed an entertaining pro-
gram and partook Of refreshments
provided by Monarch Charles d.
Shackelford. An invitation was ac-
cepted to conduct the exercises at
the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home on May IS. Past Monarch
George d. Emmons. jr., being ap-
pointed chairman
The Grotto band played at Stans-
bury Lodge April 2S, the occasion
being q reception to that lodge in
honor Of the winning of the bowl
ing league championship. The
band will play for a Victory Lib
erty Loan rally at Ninth and Il
streets northeast tomorrow even
ing at s o'clock. at which a large
gathering Is expected.
Prophet A. H. Scott, the we'll
known aviator. was awarded a
silver loving cup on Saturday last
at the aviation ball held in this
city. he having flown the greatest
distance to attend the affair.
The band and glee club will en-
tertain W. r Singleton Lodge on
May ..
The Grotto will give its annual
excursion to Chesapeake Beach on
August 10.
Monarch Charles d. Shackelford
has announced pre-conventior
ceremonial on June 2.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-04

All members OF the order will be
welcome.
The general relief bureau will hold
Its monthly meeting next Saturday
night at the Pythian Temple.
The representatives chosen by the
subordinate lodges to participate in the
jubilee class initiation to be held at
the Pythian Temple June IS, at which
Supreme Chancellor Charles s Davis
and Supreme Vice Chancellor William
Badew will be present. held a prelirni-
nary meeting at headquarters last
tuesday night. The next meeting will
De held Thursday evening and all rep
resentatives are urged 10 be present
The committee on ways ana means
viii entertain the local temples of
Pythian Sisters on Saturday evening,
May "a. A committee, consisting of
Edward SaNton. Thomas Z. Bandon
and Jacob Nussbaum. was appointed
at the last meeting to make all ar
rangements for the affair
Keepers of records and seals OF the
various lodges are requested 70 send
lists or members and their addresses
to he Pythian directory committee.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-04
u. S. SOLDIERS GET
VACATION HABIT

Paris.-1deas about vacations are
being carried back to the states-cer-
tain to have an effect upon CONNER
cial and industrial America.
According to General Orders No. 6
and IS every soldier OF Uncle Sam Is
entitled to seven days leave every -four
months And every vacation is at
the employers-the government's-ex-
pense.
The army is not giving these vaca-
ions on pay as a charity. 1t is being
Gone as direct recognition of an en-
pioyers duty to provide the facilities
and the opportunities for employees to
keep themselves fit for their work," :"
says Edmonds.
1 believe that the example Of the
American army in France will have a
distinct effect upon the policy and
conduct OF employers in America
Thus we may fairly expect as time
goes on that It will become part OF
the employers function TO provide
proper facilities and opportunities.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-04

has been arranged and that the en-
tertainment will be held in Fraser
Camp Hall, Northeast Masonic
Temple. Eighth and F streets north
east Monday night May IL. All
Woodmen. their families and
friends, are invited. A sick COM
mittee and good of the order COM
mittee were appointed. Sow. Albert
Whitworth made an eloquent ad-
dress on the solid foundation and
the stability of the order, thereby
correcting an erroneous idea OF
some as to the connection between
the Woodman of the World and the
Modern Woodmen of America
Morris Sheppard Grove No. / held
an interesting meeting at Donohoe's
Hall, Third and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, last Thursday
night. when a report Of its delegate
to the Grand Grove convention at
Grafton. w. Va, John W. Sanders
was made. This Grove. while the
youngest in the District. bids fair
to shortly become one of the leading
ones.
Willow Grove No. 3, which meets
at the home of Mrs. Eleanor Eur
borg, 62i Fifteenth street north
east. will, at its session Sunday aft
ernoon hear the report of Sow. J. C.
Mcconnell, its delegate to the Grand
Grove convention. Sow. Mcconnell
announces that the next session OF
the Grand Grove will be held il
Huntington, w. Va, at the same
time as the Head Camp convention
OF the W. o. w.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-04
SONS OF VETERANS.

The Memorial Day committee of
William B. Cushing Camp No 30.
held a meeting Friday night and re-
ports were made from the various
subcommittee. Appropriate pro-
grams Of exercises to be held at Holy
Rood and Oak Hill cemeteries. and
United States National cemetery. at
Alexandria. Va, will be completed and
read at the next meeting of the Me-
mortal Day committee. Commander
James S. Jones. Past Commanders
Gurnon r. Scott. E. Albert Lang. c.
o. Howard. ]. Clinton Hiatt and Fl.
w. Rutledge were In attendance, as
also Secretary w. E. Garlick.
Past Comma nder Silas E. Robb. of
William B. Cushing Camp No. %.
chairman of the program committee
for the memorial exercises to be held
by the camp at Douglas Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church. Ilth and
H streets northeast. Sunday, May Is.
at IL o'clock. intends to make these
exercises the most prominent In the
history Of any Memorial Day.
Secretary Corbin Birch. OF George
II. Thomas Camp. No. IL, Is prepar-
ing a new and complete roster OF that
camp, which will be reported to the
camp at an early date. Past Com
mander Edward H. Grove has been
very busy these days in the new Or
ganization Of the new National Guard,
in which he Is a commissioned cap
tain.
Commander Frank G. Butts. Of Lin
coin Camp No. 2 will announce his
Memorial Day committees at the next
meeting of the camp. Past Comman-
der Irwin s. Taylor. who Is the rep
resentative Of that camp to the G. A.
r. relief committee Of the Depart
ment OF the Potomac. attended a
meeting Of that committee last Friday
night. and he has a record Of attend
ing every meeting of this committee
for several years past, to which he
has represented Lincoln Camp. Past
Commander Everett F. Warner is a
hustler In the Victory Loan work.
being busy in one of the departments.
Commander-in-Chief Capt. Francis
Callahan has issued an order from his
official headquarters at Philadelphia,
urging camps throughout the United
States to assist in the work of carry
ing over the Victory Loan.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-04
IMPROVED ORDER OF
RED MEN.

Red Wing Tribe. No. 20, cordially
invites all Red Men OF the reserva-
tion to attend with them church SER
viue in Clarendon. Va. this evening
The Rev. Mr.. Smith will preach a SER
mon on ''Redmanship." Members and
their families and friends are re-
quested to meet at 6 o'clock at the
wigwam of Red Wing Tribe. Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. and thence go in a body
to the church.
Red Wing Tribe held an interesting
meeting Monday evening last. The
tribe has purchased several Victory
Bonds of the fifth issue. Visitors were
Great Sachem Madison. Jr., Great
Senior Sagamoor Bergman. and Great
Junior Sagamoor Strobel, who made
interesting remarks on the good OF
order,
Mineola Tribe. No. "a. reports fve
more applications, and their work is
appreciated by the great sachem Hfs
own tribe-Logan No. sis also busily
engaged in making Red Men out Of
their friends. Their meetings are wen
attended.
The system OF personal visitations
by several members to each tribe,
which was inaugurated by the Great
Sachem, has proved a great success
Great Sannap Lee B. Emory has the
record OF visiting more tribes than
any other member.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-04
ROYAL ARCANUM,

Grand Regent George NJ. Evans, in
his latest official circular. urges all
members OF the Royal Arcanum to
show their loyalty to our country and
their appreciation OF the $500 Ar
canians who served in the army and
navy in the great world war by sub
scribing literally to the Victory Loan.
He offers attractive rewards to those
who assist in building up the order
and suggests the organization of spe-
cial degree teams and membership
contests between councils.
Invitations have been issued for a
reception to be given by Oriental
Council on Tuesday evening In
Pythian Temple in honor of Grand
Regent Evans and the other officers
OF the Grand Council. The Grand
Council flag will be transferred from
District Council to Oriental Council
at that time.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-04
G. w. U. PERSONAL NOTES.

Miss Frances Park, Of Teachers
College, has completed her work in
practice teaching. :
Mrs. Marie C. Noldes, of Teachers.
College. now is teaching In the Pau
Institute.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon has announced
the piedgins Of Herman 8. Ward.
The grand conclave OF Kappa Sig
ma, celebrating the fftieth anniyer-
sary Of the founding of the national
fraternity. Is to be held here July %,
"a and Is: and preparations are under
way for the entertaining OF repre-
sentatives Of Kappa Signals eighty
four chapters.
easy" Wilson, OF Oklahoma. now
10 living at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon
fraternity house.
Theta Delta Chi has announced the
Initiation OF William Hixson, OF the
Engineering College. class Of '22
Ten couples attended q dance held
recently at the Theta Delta Chi house.
A. B. Fenwick. OF Theta Delta Chi,
70. was q recent visitor at the fra
ternity house.
Alpha Eta Chapter of Kappa Sigma
has announced the initiation Of Harri-
son Warren Bledsoe, ef Wichita. Kan.
and Miles Romney. jr.. Of Hamilton.
Mont
Lieut.. George Comfort has returned
from France and now is stopping at
the Kappa Sigma house.
Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Omega
gave q dansant recently at the Dewey
Hotel. An eccentric dance by Brother
The Washington herald., 1919-05-04
ODD FELLOWS.

.Aooday-Langdon. No. a. degree: Union, No,
u. and Beacon, No Is, business
rrssday-Wsshinston. No. 8. degree; Golden
kuts. No. Il dezree; Amity. No. 2. degree
Mount Pleasant. No. .. degree.
Wednesday-Eastern. No q degree: Harmony
No. .. degree; Friendship. No L. degree
Innrsday-Columbia. No To- degree; Covenant,
No. IL degree; Excelsior, No. II, desree; salem
No 2 deree; Phoenix, No .. business
Fndev-Csntral, No. J. degree; Metropois
No. B. degree: FsdsraI City. No. %, s1nd
Visitaticn-
ENCANIPMENr.
Mcnday-Fred d. Stuart. No. 7. degree.
PArRIARCHs MILITANT.
ssturdsy-csntoD Washington. No. !, driM.
Past Grand W. +. Dement,, repre-
sentative Of the Grand Lodge, has
sent out notices for a meeting of the
Joint home excursion committee, tc
be held in lodge room No. 1, /. o. O.
+. Temple. on Monday evening, May
IL. at o'clock. Grand Master Vic
tor p. Hammer has requested ali
lodges to select representatives to
meet with Mr.. Dement, to make ar
arrangements for holding the excur-
sion during the summer.
Federal City. No. 20, will receive
Grand Master Victor P. Hammer, Of
hcers of the Grand Lodge. Grand
Patriarch Alfred n. Noakes. officers
of the Grand Encampment. on Fri
day evening. This will be the last
official visitation of Grand Master
Hammer. and 1t is expected that il
will bring together a large number
of members The entertainment
committee promises something un-
usual
Excelsior Lodge. No. II. will con-
fer the initiatory degree on three
candidates Thursday evening. The
degree work will be done by a team
composed of Grand Lodge officers
under the direction Of Grand Repre-
sentative John H Wood. At the
close of the degree work an enter
tainment will be given. Noble Grand
Beckerman extends an invitation to
all lodges.
Grand Master Victor P. Hammer
has sent out notices for a special ses-
sion of the grand lodge, which win
be held IN 1. o. o. F. Temple Thurs
day evening. May Is. for the purpose
Of taking action on the resignation
OF the grand warden and perfecting
dfTduSemclIS IOT taxing part IN Ihc
centennial celebration at Baltimore.
September. 1919. All past grands who
have received the grand lodge degree
are eligible.
Past Gand Master Irving R.
Schwinger, who Is in Boston on gov
ernment business, attended the CEN
tenial celebration in that city Satur-
day evening. when Gov. Calvin Cool
idge. q meber Of the order. was the
orator. Past Grand Master Schwinger
reports that the meeting was attended
by vast number of members from
Boston and vicinity.
The centennial celebration was held
IN ]. o. o. F. Temple on Saturday
evening. The following program was
rendered: Welcome address by Dep
uty Grand Master E. L. Dunn, chair
man: reading of the proclamation by
Grand Secretary Frank E. Rapp: al
dress by Grand Master Victor p. Ham,
mer: solo. Miss Viola Schippert; ora
ton. Hon. Hill Montague. of Virginia
plano solo. Miss Osborne; selections.
by Montrose Glee Club; prayer by
Grand Chaplain William n. Wright.
Dancing followed.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-04
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

At the regular meeting Of Potomac
Council held on last Monday night.
an appropriation of 1900 was made
for the purchase Of bonds Of the Fifth
Liberty Loan.
The ladies' night which was sched-
uled for the 18th has been postponed
one day and will be held at Gonzaga
College Hall on Thursday. May is.
Candidates from Potomac Council
will receive the honors OF the first
degree at Carroll Council meeting Of
May and the second degree at
Keane Council meeting on May at
st. Mary's Hall.
Washington Council concluded its
celebration of its twenty-second an
niversary with a dinner at the Dewey
Hotel on Tuesday night. Grand
Knight Leo F. Stock welcomed the
members and guests and introduced
the POSTMASTER, Col. J. Easily Smith.
Addresses were made by State Deputy
Michael D. Schaefer, Brother Edward
of st. John College: District Deputies
M. ]. McAuliffe. DIR. Frank O'Hara,
and p. ]. Haltigan. Lecturer Frank
d. Roach provided an exceptional
musical program.
Carroll Council meets on Tuesday
nights at st. Mary's Hall. The honors
Of the first degree will be given to
an awaiting. class of candidates.
Carroll Council will have an in
teresting meeting next Tuesday eve
ming at st. Mary's Hall, 721 Fifth
street, when the Councils special
guests OF honor will be Chief Jus
tice Constantine ]. Smyth. Of the
District Court Of Appeals. and Hon.
Cornelius Ford, U. s. Public Print
er. Both will deliver addresses, fol-
lowing the exemplification of the
f1rstidegree to a large class Of can
didates. The Council. Is making
splendid progress in i@ campaign
for one thousand members. A meet
ing OF many of the councils best
perfect q permanent organization on
membership.
State Warden Redmond Devaney,
Assistant Warden Charles J. Mont
gomery. and Grand Knight p. J..
Haltigan. all of Carroll Council were
guests of Spalding and Washington
councils during the week at their
twentieth and twenty-second an
niversaries, respectively. Grand
Knight Ha1tigan was a speaker at
each of the celebrations.
5 Sergt John Emmett Haltigan, old
est son OF. the Grand Knight Of
Carroll Council. landed at Boston
last Monday after . service Of eight