The Holly chieftain., 1919-12-18


Watch for the program in next
weeks Chieftain.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Wood will leave
tomorrow evening for Arvada where
winter with their daughter. Mrs.
Antoine Jacobs. and family.
Mrs. j. r. Johnson and son, Doug
las left last Saturday night for
Hutchinson. where they will be
Joined by Mr.. johnson to spend
Christmas with her parents.
If your friend owns phOno-
graph, why not give him nice
record as Christmas remem-
brance? We have a fine selection.
Holly Jewelry & Music Co. %.
Miss Elizabeth Partridge who is
attending the State University at
Boulder is expected home Saturday
to spend the holidays with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Partridge.
See the Holly Baker before you
buy your Christmas candies-re-
member the homemade candy is
better and we charge no more
than you have to pay for the other
kind
The world did not come to an end
of the 18th as some of the sOothsay-
ers predicated, and the Bargain
Store is still able to sell you a lot
of things you need at money saw
ing prices.
Miss Kate Rockwell who has an
important clerical position with
the federal government in the bu-
reau of standards is expected home
Christmas Eve for holiday vaca-
tion with her parents and nulner-
Gus young friends.
Supt X. A. Shanner is conducting
teachers examination at the High
school building today and tomOr-
row for the benefit of those in this
section who wish to secure certiti-
Gates to teach. Eight are taking
the examination SO far.
j. G. Vanier, expert stock sales
man for the New Portland Oil e.
Gas Co., who has been working in
the west end of the county for the
past month, returned to Holly
Tuesday to look after matters of
interest to his company here.
Mrs. j. b. Fortney.s who has been
visiting her son G. +. Fortney, resi-
dent manager of the w. +. McCue
Mercantile Co. and wife for the past
few weeks, went up to Las Animas
last Thursday where Mr. and Mrs.
| Fortney will spend the balance OF
the winter.
You'll have to read literally
every page of The Chieftain this
week to get all the news, for there
is good local news on nearly every
page in the paper The purpose
has been to make every page inter-
esting and at the same time give
every advertiser good position.
Read the ads, too.
j. b. Hardin, former townsman
and cashier of the First National
bank, passed through Holly Tues
day en- route to La Junta in the in
terest of the New Portland Oil &
Gas Co. of Kansas City, of which
he is treasurer Mr.. Hardin is ex-
pected to stop off at Holly for few
days on his return east.
Major George Pufiea of The Holly
Air Line Transportation CO., spent
the latter part of last week at Las
Animas and La Junta in the inter
est of the company. Mr.. Pufiea
says that Rigger Lloyd Atkinson
will soon have the cOmpany's
plane now at Las Animas, repaired
and ready for the air
Miss Mae Taylor of La Junta
came down Friday to spend the
week end with Miss May Barnes,
principal of the Rockwell school,
and other Holly friends. Miss
Barnes gave dinner party at her
home Sunday evening in cOmpli-
ment to Miss Taylor, who returned
to La Junta yesterday.
Mrs X. A. Shanner who was ex-
pected home the early part of the
week, was detained at the home of
her brother at Alton, ILL.,, by the
sickness of her baby, who was
threatened with pneumonia, but
is improving and will be home in q
is improving, and will be home in a
is superintendent of the Alton
schools.
Mics naorer;o Sb;yoly ,yho hoe