The Holly chieftain., 1919-01-23
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Special to The Chieftain.

his family.
w. H. Hayden was a Bristol call
er Last Tuesday.
Roy Morgan is helping John
Starbuck haul hay.
s. w. James transacted business
in Bristol last Friday.
H. +. Decker transacted business
in Lamar last Monday.
May Miller went to Lamar on
business last Thursday.
Mrs. c. Compton of Holly, is nurs-
ing at Ralph Sales this week.
Henry McCauley and family mOv-
ed to Morse. Colo, last Thursday.
Geo. Zeller left for Kansas City
last week with q shipment of eat
tie.
Cal Downing was looking after
business matters here last Satur-
day.
Lucille Rosbrough went to Lamar
to take in the big dance Wednesday
night.
May johnson, Lizzie and Lydia
Wood were county seat callers Sat
urday.
John Bulwell stopped off in Bris-
tOl Monday night on his way home
from Lamar.
Art Lewis came down from La
mar Friday night to spend Sun
day with home folks.
Arian Richards left for Denver
Saturday night, where she expects
to enter Barnes Commercial college.
Mrs. Henry McCauley received
word of the death of her sister-in-
law In Texas last Friday, from influ-
enza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orley Straney spent
Sunday in Holly with Mrs Straney's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Pink.
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Eaton of War
wick went to Lamar Monday, where
Mrs. Eaton had some dental work
done.
Orley Straney went to Hartman
Tuesday night to help fix the D. A.
NJ. & p. Co. well at that place, re-
turning Friday.
Several new cases of influenza in
town again. Mrs. Blakey, Geo. Wy
att and three of Rev. MunfOrd's
children have 1t.
Some new attractions in Lamar
now days as John Lewis seems to be
making regular visits there about
once q week now.
Ida marples writes from Denver
that she has again entered the
Barnes Commercial college and is
hard at work on her business
course.
Mrs. Claude Jones and family and
Mrs May Miller and family went up
on the dry land last Saturday to
visit Mrs. Jones son, Harry, and
family, returning Sunday.
Marion Durham shipped his bal
ers to Wiley last week and Is busy
baling hay there now. Roy Dillin-
ger, AL Hickman and several others
from here went with him to help
bale.
Word has been received from lone
Oneil, who Is in training at st.
Joseph's hospital at Denver, that
she likes Denver fine and is quite
taken up with her nurse duties
there.
j. A. Rosebrough left Sunday for
Denver to attend the Colorado Re
tail Hardware and Implement Deal
ers' convention to be held there
this week, and also to attend the
stock show.
Ruby Justice is assisting Miss
Rupp in the primary room. Miss
Rupp has so many scholars and SO
many classes in her room 1t Is i'm
possible for her to attend all her
duties alone
l.. A. Poinsett drove down from
Sheridan Lake Tuesday and took
the train to Lamar, returning on
Thursday. Mr.. POinsett reports the
roads almost impossible between
here and Sheridan Lake.
Doll Miller spent Sunday and
Monday with Mildred Gordon and
left Monday night for Hartman and
expected to drive from there to the
dry land, where she is teaching a
school in the McClave district.
Earl Davis and Flossie Music were
married at Lamar last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis are both well
known here, having lived here sew
eral years and their many friends
wish them much joy and happiness.
T. 7. Roberts is building an ad-
dition to his home in the south end
of town. Mr.. Roberts home Is one
of the first homes in Bristol and
when he gets it all rebuilt, will have
very comfortable, nice, roomy res
idence.
A. Fenimore left Saturday night
for his home in Carthage, Mo. Mr..
Fenimore has been here the past
week looking after his sons stock
and getting arrangements complet-
ed for sale about the 10th of Feb
rugary.
j. A. Rosebrough received word
from his son Xernon this week that