The Holly chieftain., 1919-01-30
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Special to The Chieftain.
Ada Pierce is suffering with in
fluenza.
The Art Mitchell family are all
down with influenza.
]. A. Rosebough returned from
Denver last Thursday.
Jack Compton of Holly was In
Bristol last Saturday.
Geo. Miller and family we're Lamar
{ visitors last Saturday.
Mildred Stubbs is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Henry Chaplin.
Mrs. Roy Capsey was in town on
Z business last Wednesday.
Burl McGee came in from near
Brandon last Wednesday.
John Adamson transacted busi-
ness in town last Wednesday.
Lucille Rosebrough visited friends
in Lamar Thursday of last week.
Decker and Oneil shipped car of
cattle to Kansas City Wednesday.
Joe Zeller is looking after Art Nit
chell's stock during their illness.
Cyrus Colley and wife were trans
acting business in Bristol Monday.
Geo. Zeller returned Friday from
a trip to Nebraska visiting relatives.
Claude Lewis and Harry Callahan
were Holly visitors last Monday
night.
Little Bobbie Brown of Holly is a
house guest of Mildred Gordon this
week.
Harry Stubbs is home from Camp
Funston, having been honorably dis
charged.
John Oneil returned from Kansas
City last Tuesday where he had spent
ten days.
John Huddleson and his mother
were transacting business In Lamar
Saturday.
Harry Callahan went to La Juhta
Sunday where he has position
awaiting him.
Mrs. Mae Miller and son, Walter,
and Donald Oneil were Lamar call
ers last Saturday.
Mrs. r. H. Cathell and her father,
Mr. Francis were in Granada on bus
iness last Tuesday.
Mr.. Lewis and little daughter, Ger
aldine, are visiting at the home OF his
father, c. H. Lewis.
Pat Joyce is home again after
spending some time at Lamar. doctor
ing for heart trouble.
NJ. v. Beaman purchased the resi-
dence property of Mrs. Hammond
and moved into it last Saturday.
Geo. Zellers and sons, Walter,
Henry and Rollo were transacting
business in Lamar last Saturday.
Mr.. Price, the bandmaster, moved
into the H. F. Decker property in the
south end Of town last Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Chaplin is home again
after spending several days in Gra-
NADIA nursing Mr.. Chaplin's mother.
John Oneil and w. A. Decker spent
several days last looking up stray
cattle up around Carlton. Morse and
Lamar.
Edna Robson came in from the dry
land Wednesday and went to Lamar
Thursday morning to have some den
tai work done.
There will be union services held
next Sunday evening in the United
Presbyterian church. Rev. Mum
ford will speak.
John Thompson, who has just
BEEN honorably discharged from the
army is visiting at the home Of his
sister. Mrs: Champ Meyers.
Rev. Hencher, the NJ. E. Presiding
Elder spoke at the M. E. Church on
Sunday night. After the services,
quarterly conference was held.
The funeral Of ]. B. Rhodes sis.
ter, who died at Mr.. Rhodes home
in Granada Of influenza last Sunday
was held in Lamar last Thursday.
Mrs. Maurice Velut is having her
second initiation of the influenza
having had 1t last November when
the rest Of the family were i'll with
It.
Mrs. Walter Johnson and son
Lewis of Carlton, Mrs. Herbert Cor.
bett and daughter, Mildred of Koen
and Miss Audrey Colley of Hartman
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Straney
last Thursday and Friday.
Orley Straney received word las,
week from his brother. w. H. Stran.
ey. the auctioneer, that he is now ir
st. Thomas, Germany, getting along
fine, seeing lots of sights and espec
tally plenty of mud and rain.