The Holly chieftain., 1919-09-25

FOrty-nine yrs ago in Ft.
first trial in repairs as well as set
on Santa Fe Ave-
Mrs. NJ. A. johnson went up to La
! mar Wednesday to spend couple
of weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
c. l.. McKitrick, and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. A. c. Van Wey, who recently
went to Pasadena, Calf, has re-
turned to Greeley. Colo, where she
will have charge of the Delta Phi
Omega sorority house.
Miss Josephine Silver, the librar-
ian, who came down from Lamar
to catalogue and classify the Holly
High school library returned home
Sunday evening.
S.. n Edgmon, the genial man.
ager of the Holly Auto Co., went
up to Lamar Tuesday to bring
down u REQ speed wagon, for
which his company has just taken
the agency for this section.
Attorney j. S. Simmons of Hutch
insOn was in town the first of the
week visiting his niece, Mrs. III. W..
Woods and family. Mr.. Simmons
owns number of irrigated farms
in this section which he came up
here to look after.
N. O. Howe, the painter and
wife, are planning to leave next
week by auto for Lawrence, Kas.,
to spend month or more with
relatives. While there Mr.. Howe
will also do the decorating of the
new Catholic church just built at
Lawrence.
Glenn Pinkham, foreman of the
ID. A. NJ. & P. Co., hay mill at Wiley
who has been spending a few days
here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Pinkham, while the mill
was shut down on account of the
recent rain and wet hay. returned
to Wiley Monday
Mrs. Susan Bakehouse and son.
Larkin Keown, of Pond Creek, Ok.
were in Holly the first of the week
looking after their land interests
in this section. While here they
were the guests of Mrs. BakehOuse's
brother, DR.. J. w. Crofford, and
wife of the w. 7. s. Brown Land Co.
Judge j. w. Wilkin left this
morning for Lakin, Kas, to look af-
ter broom corn business. He was
accompanied by H. s. Darr of LAX
in, who came up a couple of days
| ago to buy sweet clover seed. While
here Mr.. Darr bought of w. H.
Shively some 5000 pounds of this
seed.
X. F. Upton of Burlington, Iowa,
arrived here Sunday for visit
with his nephew. Edward Cline.
Mr.. Upton is farmer and banker,
and while this is his first visit to
this section of the state he is won
derfully impressed with the mani
fest fertility and prOductiveness of
our soil.
Mrs. Edmond Haberstroh and
daughter, Miss Evelyn, returned
home Sunday night from Denver
after two weeks visit there with
relatives and friends. Mr.. Haber-
str0h, who had accompanied them
to the metropolis and also spent a
few days there, preceded them
home last week.
The regular meeting of the WOm-
ans Society of the Presbyterian
church will be held with Miss
Sylvia Konkel and Mrs. Harry
Cline at the home Of Miss Konkel,
the first house south of the Model
Dairy Farm, on Thursday, Oct. End,
at 2:30 p. m. Let every member
and friends enjoy the afternoon.
j. E. Saunders & Son gave tract
or demonstration with other tract
or firms yesterday north of Hart
man. Saunders & Son entered their
Moline Universal and Waterloo
Boy tractors in the contest, in
charge of Mayor H. d. Steele, who
is a member of the firm, and Fred
Saunders, and made an excellent
showing of the practical utility of
these tractors.
A. D. Bennett left a sack of fine
home grown peaches at The Chief.
tain office last Saturday picked
from his orchard northeast of town,
for which the Chieftain is. very
grateful. Mr.. Bennett also brought
in number of branches picked at
randum from his trees, which were
literally loaded with fruit so much
so in fact that the branches were