The Holly chieftain., 1919-07-31

and two children of Peru, Iowa,
are spending a few weeks here,
the guests of Mrs. WilkinsOn's
brother, Sam Smith, and wife.
Arrangements have been made
to recatalogue the school library.
Persons who have out books are
requested to return same to High
School building before August
5th.
Don't fail to see the big picture
| NazimOa in The Red Lantern"
at the Star Theater, Holly, Colo,
Thursday August 7th. 20 and 35
cents. This is wonderful pro
ductiOn. 5000 feet of film.
Manager Roy E. Pearson, of the
SnOdgrass Food Co., store, his
wife and daughter, accompanied
by the editor of the Chieftain and
wife mOtored to Syracuse, Kansas
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Vivian Nucholls and two
children of Chanute, kans.. arriv-
ed here yesterday en- route to
Cascade, Colorado and will spend
few days here with b. A. Keith
and family.
John Schlager went to Hutchin-
son Wednesday night to bring
home his family who have been
spending the past three weeks
with relatives and friends in and
near Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Rollins left
| Friday for Denver where they will
spend a short vacation and visit
| friends after which they will be at
home here, having just newly rem
Ovated their residence.
A fine shower in this section
ly4sterday afternoon and evening
greatly freshened up the lawns
and gardens, and was also bene-
firiai to crops. The precipitation
was little over half an inch.
Earl O. Baugher of Cheney
Center was in Tuesday to make
| application to prove up. Mr..
Baugher says he is going to have
fair crop this season despite
early dry weather and grasshop-
pers.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
NJ. E. Church will hold 10 cent
tea next Thursday afternoon, Aug
ust, 9TH at o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. j. N. Citizens and Mrs. A. A.
MOrich. All ladies are invited to
attend.
'srhe officers of q school district
are subject to q $l00 fine for fail
ure to publish their financial
| statements. Anyone in the dis
trict may make the complaint.
See school law" says the Spring
| field Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs H. P. Sloan of
Denver, arrived in Holly yesterday
and are looking for house or
rooms in which to live. Mr.. Sloan
has accepted position with the
H.-B. Motor Co., as shop foreman
of the garage.
The best wheat yield yet re-
ported around Wiley is that of a
farmer wha had in eleven acres
and threshed $50 bushels, or an
average of nearly fifty-three and
One-half bushels to the acre.-La
Junta Tribune
Manager w. S. Partridge of the
land company came down from
Palmer Lake, Sunday where he
and Mrs. Partridge are spending
their vacation. He will 20 back in
day or two after attending to
business matters here.
w. c. Webber, the broom corn
man, left yesterday for an extend
ed trip through Oklahoma and
Texas to look up the broom corn
situation. Among the points on
his itinerary will be Shaddock,
Elk City and Lindsey, Oklahoma,
and Canadian, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Harrington,
of Enid, Okla, were here several
days the past week visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w.
Wehmeyer. They left for their
home Monday. Mr.. Harrington is
the mechanist on the Enid News,
where he takes care of the limo
types.
Cashier J. r. johnson Of the
First National Bank and brother
w. r. of Greensburg, Kansas, left
Sunday for Manitou where they
will iOin the formers wife and