The Holly chieftain., 1920-07-15

Christopher accompanied Sergeant
Hughey Dicks and Otto McMurtry to
the Two Butes reservoir Sunday for
a days outing.
Mrs NJ H. Lamb and son Rollins
returned Sunday noon to their home
at Las Animas after having spent a
few days here with her mother,
Mrs. Harry S. Rollins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loney Johnson spent
last Sunday with friends in Lamar.
Mr.. Johnson is the resident manager
for j. A. Brookshire here in the
poultry and hide business.
Miss Vera Citizens, stenographer.
at the A. V. Land Co. offices, and
Miss Alice Adkins, stenographer at
F. H. Aliens office, spent Sunday
afternoon with friends at Lamar.
w. c. May came in this morning
from Garden City, Kan, to spend the
day with his father J. B. May. w. C
| is engaged in the real estate business
with the Great Southwest movement.
! Mrs. r. W. Afford and daughter
Elizabeth, accompanied by her sister .
in-law, Mrs. Q. c. Porterfield. expect
to leave Sunday for a ten days out
ing in Colorado Springs and Manitou.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Fowler of La
Junta came down Tuesday to attend
cock Homestead of the Brotherhood
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tleir home Wednesday.
/ Miss Alma Page who has been EN-
lployed recently on the Syracuse Re-
publican-News and Lakin .Indepen-
dent, came up Sunday and spent the
day here with her brother. editor of
The Chieftain, and family.
| Mrs. r. Pringle who was taken
suddenly ill at her home near Cheney
Center, last week and who was tax
en- to the Lamar hospital where an
operation for appendicitis was per-
formed. is improving nicely.
| Frank Smith returned home Mon
day from an extended trip in Okla
homa, including visits at Enid. He
was accompanied home by his two
Inieces, Misses Gertrude and Irene
Bailey, who will spend few weeks
here.
Mrs. Blanche Reno, officer in
charge Of the Salvation Army in juno
ton City, Kan, and little daughter
LOIS, arrived Tuesday for visit with
| her brother, E. Erickson and family
Sunday and also attended the ball
game.
VIM Baker returned last Friday
from visit with his son at Sheri-
dan, Wyo., and with friends and rel
atives at Denver and Colorado
Springs. Mrs. Baker remained at
Colorado Springs for more extended
visit with her nephew.
Word received by relatives here a
few days ago from Las Angeles states
that Judge Wilkin, who, with his
partner, John Schlager and families.
ent to the coast by automobile is i'll
and was taken to hospital. Word
since says he is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Fortney went
to the reservoirs north of Lamar
Sunday to flirt with the finny tribe
in the waters thereabouts. But
Tied" says 1--WE had none of that
old fashioned bottled bait and those
fish simply gave us the merry ha
ha."
Mayor Harry D. Steele and wife,
Mrs. Steele's mother, Mrs. ]. f. Saun-
ders, Mr.. Steele's mother, Mrs. NJ. F.
Steele and Miss Bess Emery and Fred
Saunders is the personnel of party
Expecting to leave Saturday for
Creede for a few weeks outing and
fishing expedition III the hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Kidder returned
home last Saturday from a weeks
Isojourn at Beaver City and other
Oklahoma points. Mr.. Kidder reports
some most excellent wheat in the
section visited and some that was
not so good. They also encountered
An S-pound boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Haskins
last Friday evening, to whom has
been given the name of Donald. Both
the mother and son are doing splen-
didly while DOC" has been accept
ing the hearty congratulations OF
numerous friends and dispensing the
cigars.
F. w. Marshall of Center, Colo,
who will be remembered as one OF