The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20
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Special to The Chieftain.

! flu.
Mrs. Maurice Velut is on the sick
list.
Lee Patterson spent Sunday in
Bristol.
Carl Brummitt was a Bristol Wis
itor Tuesday.
Hurley Hayden was transacting
business in .listol Monday.
Merle Oneil is sick in bed, suffer
ing with very severe cold.
j. A. ROsebrough made business
trip to Canada last Tuesday.
Mrs. +. l.. Boone made trip tC
the county seat last Thursday.
John Thompson left for his home
at Sterling, Kansas, last Monday.
Lucille ROsebrOugh visited in La
mar between trains last Thursday
A crowd of our young folks at
| tended the dance in Granada last
Friday night
John Ruggcr is home again, hav
ing been hOnOrably discharged from
| army service.
Ernest Nichols and Pagan White
are both ill with influenza at the
Nichols home.
Mrs. c. A. Pinkham of Holly
;
Mrs. orley Straney.
Mrs. G. r. Hinton of Hartman, ar
rived Saturday morning for visit
with Mrs. w. D. Decker.
Ernest Burr and Mrs. Lark have
opened up restaurant in the old
H. f. Decker office building.
| The FenimOre sale last Tuesday
was well attended and everything
brought unusually good prices
| The J. V. Ferguson family are suf-
fering from influenza. At this writ
ing all nine of the family are in bed.
r. H. COttrell has been very i'll
the past week having caught cold
and had relapse from the influen-
"a.
Joe Zeller and George Vagher
who are with Mr.. Clicks hay baling
crew at kOrnman came down to
spend Sunday.
Joe Decker came in from Hart
man on Monday morning where he
had been for short visit at the
4. r. Hinton home.
Marion Durham, George Hunter,
hay at Wiley came down to spend
Will
The Kloppenstein & Denny sale
was held last Monday. A good
crowd attended considering the
bad roads and everything sold well.
Mrs. Orley Straney and Mary
Oneil went to Holly Thursday
night to visit Mrs. Straney's parents
and to have some dental work done
by DR.. Avery.
Walter Yoos had the misfortune
to run a pitch fork through his leg
last Monday while baling hay at
Kornman and will be laid UP for
some time.
The D. A. NJ. & P. Co. mill start
ed grinding hay again Wednesday
after several weeks layOff on ac-
count of not being able to haul hay
over the bad roads.
Joe Rohrer of Colorado Springs,
travelling salesman for the Wyette
Hardware Co, of st. Joseph, Mo-,
was in town last Tuesday mkaing
his semi-monthly visit.
Brother Mumford held union SER
vices at the Presbyterian church
Sunday night. DR.. Renwick was to
talk at this service but owing to
delayed trains did not arrive.
Orley Straney received word again
this week from his brother, w. H.
Straney that he was in ROmmer-
seim, Germany, on Jan. 18th, still
feeling fine and on guard duty
there.
Charlie Marples and his bride, for
merly Irene Harrison are now .cozily
located on the Decker farm formerly
occupied by Loran FenimOre.
Charlie will work for H. F. Decker
this year.
Among those who came up from
Holly by train to attend the Feni-
more sale were G. w. Merwin, w. F.
Debus, Glen Millinger, j. r. John
son, C. A. Turney, J. S. McMurtry
and John Duncan.
A number of our young people
attended the dance at Hartman
last Tuesday night and all report a
very good time. Among those who
attended were Clifford Carl Jones,
Claude Lewis, Dorothy Richards,
Gladys Click and Mildred Gordon.
Tony Humbarger arrived Friday
morning for visit with his broth.
er, Will and his sister, Mrs. Ben
! Creed, Mr.. Humbarger has just