The Holly chieftain., 1919-07-10
BRISTOL BREv111Es.
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Special to The Chieftain.

Special to The Chieftain.
Carl Jones is visiting at the Jim
Strobe home.
C. v. Newman and wife autoed to
Lamar Saturday.
SOuther Woods was shopping In
Lamar last Thursday.
NJ e. Emerson of Lamar was a
Bristol visitor Sunday.
Orley Straney transacted busi-
ness in Hartman Monday.
Roy Cooper of Lamar transacted
business in town Monday.
Little Norma Turpin has been on
the sick list the past week.
Louie Vagher Sr. is driving q
fine new Overland touring car.
G. w. Tucker was looking after
business interests in town Monday.
A. J. Davy, the county assessor
was in town looking after his work
Monday.
Evelyn velut has been fuite
sick the past week but is again
able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Bell are
the proud parents of fine baby
girl born July 8.
Hinton Hunter autOed to Hart
man Monday evening to visit the
Chas. Hinton family.
Louis Jones is spending the week
in the country helping Mrs. AT
Mitchell can cherries.
Daisy Irwin and Ramona Hick-
man spent the Fourth at Miss Ir-
wins home near Kornman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Straneif, Mrs. John
Oneil and daughter, Mary autoed
to Holly Sunday afternoon.
Joe r. Paxton returned Sunday
night after several days spent at
Lamar and Kenton, Oklahoma.
The 1872 year old son of B. y.
White had the misfortune to break
his arm Sunday while trying to
crank Ford car.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. III. Kelsey and
daughter, Lucille autOed down
from Lamar Wednesday to look at.
ter property here.
Roy Cooper of Lamar and G. v.
Newman autoed over into western
Kansas Monday on business con-
nected with the alfalfa mill.
Alden VanderpoOl purchased the
Dodge car of John Oneil last Sat
urday and since then the Wander
pool families have been sailing
around over the country.
r. s. Coates and daughters, Eli
zabeth and Hattie of Bristol and
Rernard and Marion Counelly of
Hartamn attended the dance in
Lamar Monday night.
Everyone in Bristol and the sur
rounding territory celebrated the
Fourth of July. Some at Manuel
Farm but the most of them at Hol-
ly. The Bristol band played at Man
uel all day.
Work has begun on the new
flour mill just west of the Bristol
Mercantile Company store. The
cement foundation is almost COM
pleted and the construction will
commence at once.
Melvin Hartley and Retta Pick
rell were married Thursday, July
3rd at the brides home near La
mar. Both young people are we'll
known here, having lived here Sc
veral years and everyone wishes
them much Joy in their new life.
Mrs. Carrie L. Jones and two chill
drcn expect to leave Thursday for
Pueblo on two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Mcmyer will take charge of
Mrs. Jones duties as chief operator
ut tho telephone exchange while
she is away and Retta Basye will
work iE Mrs. Momyer's position.
Bristol was an exciting little town
Saturday night when Immediate
ly after the movie theater . crowd
OF young folks gathered together
and went to the Hartley home
where they chivaried Melvin Hart
ley and his bride in old fashioned
style. They made noise enough for
several times their number nor did
they let up until the bride and
groom appeared and treated every
one with cigars and candy. The
crowd then wished them happiness
and journeyed on to the new home
OF Floyd Higgins and his bride who
were married a week ago. Here they
again kept up their noise until Mr.
and Mrs. Higgins Nee McGee) fin.
ally appeared with the cigars and
Floyd had to march over to town
to buy treats for the ladies as he
had not expected the fair sex to an.
pear and was not prepared for
them.
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