The Holly chieftain., 1919-10-23
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the Presbyterian church, is in
Boulder this week in attendance
at the annual session of the Pres
byterian synod. He will be home
in time for his regular Sunday SER
vices, however.
Al. HOyt, one of the road division
superitnendents of the county, is
tickled nearly to death because of
the arrival of another boy at his
yO,lngSter and his mother are get
tinga long nicely.
A. F. Hall of Columbus, Neb., ar
rived here by auto last Saturday
for brief visit with his brother.
A. b. Hall. He left on his return
home Tuesday and was accOmpan-
led. by Mrs. Hall who will visit at
Columbus for a few weeks.
Mrs. Alice DUNCAN, wife of the
late Dr. DUNCAN, who formerly
practiced dentistry here, arrived
here Monday from Los Angeles and
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. SmeltZer of the Hotel Grand.
She left on her return home today.
If you would avoid the necessity
of getting up at a. m. next Sun
day morning to do the thing, turn
your watch or clock back an hour
just before you retire Saturday
night. Otherwise you will awake
Sunday morning an hour ahead of
time.
A recent letter from VIM. Keith
who recently accepted position
as advertising manager of Par
sons, Kas., daily paper, states that
he is getting along exceptionally
well. Jack Stevens who accom-
panied him to Parsons is operating
a jitney at Parsons
Mrs. II. E. Colby, accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. j. b. Comfy of
Granada came down Saturday to
spend the evening with their hus.
band and son, DR.. H. E. Colby. The
house in Holly to live in that he
may bring his family here.
Ed Hertzog, manager of the w.
F. McCue Mercantile 60. store at
Lamar, accompanied by Joe Car
rick, head of the implement depart
ment, came down last Thursday af-
ternoon to visit Resident Manager
Tied Fortney of the Holly branch
and look after company interests.
The Santa Fe depot is being
frightened up this week with a
coat of rich dark green paint which
adds materially to it's general ap-
pearance. Holly has one of the
handsOmest depOts on the main
line of the Santa Fe There are
some larger but none neater or
more imposing.
Messrs. Geo c., Edward A. and
Philip Willy were in Holly and
vicinity last Saturday looking at
land in this section. George is To-
Gated at Stratton, Colo. and Ed
ward and Philip are at Orleans,
Neb. The two latter expect to To-
cate somewhere in Colorado during
the coming year.
Messrs. C. F. Hampton, l.. J. Gil
more, b. A. Keith, Ed. GOss, Ted
Fortney and City Marshal j. G
Fuller sent in their applications
Tuesday to become members of the
Lamar Rifle Club. The club is
planning on competitive shooting
tourney sometime within the next
couple of weeks at Lamar
Mrs. X. A. Shanners Sunday
school class at the Methodist
church and that of Miss Elsie
Thomas were entertained last Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Shanner. There were 36 boys and
girls in attendance Various games
were played for an hour or more
after which light refreshments were
served.
C. Fl. Glover residing five miles
northeast of town shipped his
household goods Tuesday to Stigler,
Ok, where Mrs. Glover went about
two months ago on account of ill
health, the altitude here being too
high for her. Mr.. Glover expects to
spend the winter at Stigler and
remain permanently, though he has
not sold his farm here.
Apparently most people in Holly
and vicinity are not inclined to
make any demonstration on the
first anniversary of the armistice,
Wednesday, Nov. 1lth, but prefer
to wait till the treaty of peace has
been fully ratified by all the allies
before doing any celebrating. So