The Holly chieftain., 1919-04-17

mar came down last Thursday eve
ming to address banquet at the
NJ. E. Church on the Centenary
movement and other church work.
The new Easter Hats and Bon
nets at Miss DeBus, over the First
National Bank, are the correct
things. and you should have one to
make your Easter suit complete.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. V. Benson have
moved into their new home. re-
Gently purchased Of Ray Brown,
where they are now costly located
and are glad to be back with Holly
friends.
DR.. c. w. Hancher of Pueblo,
will be in Holly next Sunday eve
ming and hold the third quarterly
at the Methodist church at Z
O'clock. He will later speak at the
evening service.
w. S. Partridge was called to
Ogdensburg. N. Y. last Friday even
ing by the death of his brOtherin.
law, j. NJ. Wells, who died that day
in hospital after lingering ILL.,
ness of several weeks.
Mayor l.. NJ Appel and F. II. Al
y
morning where they have been
for the present term of the PrOwers
county district court.
Albert MOrich of the MOrich Fur
niture Co. expects to leave tomor-
row for Topeka, Kas., to take the
examination before the Kansas
State Embalmers' association. He
will be absent for week.
A sure cure for the blues will be
your verdict after you have heard
Ralph Bingham give one of his hui
mOrOus entertainments. At the
High School, Monday, April 2lst.
Admission Is and so cents.
John Duncan returned home last
Friday from a weeks stay in Den
yer where he had been looking
after business matters and lining
up on the Victory Loan campaign
which begins next Monday.
Fred G. sanders, new manager of
the Farmers Cooperative store at
Coolidge, Kas., was in Holly yester-
day looking after business matters
including arrangements for his
clearance farm sale on April 29th
Little Nvinifred Hines had the
misfortune to have her face quite
badly lacerated only three-eighths
of an inch from her eye last Satur
day, when little Billy HeckethOrn
threw a very sharp stick and hit
her in the face.
D. O. Doughty who operates q
rug factory at Hutchinson, was bad
ly scalded about the hands and
feet Monday of last week when
vessel of boiling water gave way In
his plant and he Is now in q criti-
cal condition. Mr.. Doughty is q
brotherfnlaw of Mrs. P. Hardy OF
Holly.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist church held their regular
meeting last Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. c. =. Fortney.
Election of officers for the ensuing
year was held, after which dainty
refreshments were served. Fourteen
members and guests enjoyed the at.
ternOOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Johnson, came
down last Saturday from Lamar to
spend few days with Mr.. John
sons sister, Mrs. E. D. Shirley.
They returned to the county seat
yesterday noon. Mr.. johnson has
just recently been mustered out of
the army service and is getting
back to civilian life again,
C. M. Witty was called to the bed
side of his aged mother at Summer
Shade, KY, last week by message
announcing her increasing illness.
Mrs. Witty passed away Wednesday
of last week. Before returning
home Mr.. Witty, with his brother
M. E. Witty, of Texas will visit at
the old home and at Glasgow, KY.
Everett Cunningham. residing 20
miles southeast Of webb, who is
preparing to return to southern
April 9th. The big storm. however.
put the kibosh on the sale and he
came in Friday evening to rebill the
sale for Monday. April 2lst: Mr..
Cunningham will return to Idaho.
Sergeant VIM. McGlashcn left
last Saturday night for Denver, ex-
pecting soon to- enter upon a COM
mercial course under federal vOca-
tional training provisions. Before
entering school, however, he will
spend q week or more with Mrs.
McGlOsheT. who is temporarily
stopping with her parents in Dem
yer.
j. w. Rydder,. accompanied by
his daughter, Mrs. H. r. Fuller OF
ThermOpOlis, Wyo., left last eve
ming for that place where MIR. Ryd-
der will spend some time and then
proceed to Clear Lake. Wash.