The state herald., 1920-09-03

bright were here shopping Thursday.
Miss c. NJ. Flanagan returned
home from Haxtun, Thursday.
Mrs. R. r. Smith of Sterling visit
er with her mother, Mrs. r. NJ.
Smith on Wednesday. 11N
Mrs. NJ. A. Snyder of Sterling was
here Tuesday looking after business
interests.
Mrs. Elmer Harmon went to Daily
On Wednesday to spend a short time
with relatives.
R. c. Cotter of Laramie, Wyoming
and +. Cotter of Covington, Ken
tucky visited with G. l.. Coleman on
Wednesday. RI
Mrs. II. Choulette and Maurice
Choulette of Downing, Missouri have
been guests of Mrs. William Steeple
during the last two weeks.
Elbert Keyser, who resides near
Amherst. bought brand new 1920
+. B. tractor of Groshans & Hoffman,
on Wednesday.
We will surprise You with the Big
Line of Mems, Women's and Chill
drens' Hosiery we carry.-Every-
body's Sc to $50 Store.
Jack O'Keefe of Cleveland. Ohio.
Leo O'Keefe of Omaha and Matthew
Aikens of Peekskill. New York visit
ed with Holyoke friends Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pullen of
Creighton, Missouri returned home
Wednesday. They visited with J. d.
Morgan and family from Friday un-
til Wednesday.
Mrs. Charlie Griggs of Downing,
Missouri. who has been visiting with
Mrs. J. W Barker and family dur
ing the last two weeks, started to
her home Wednesday.
Misses Lottie. Ethel and Bessie
Sarver started Wednesday to South
Bend. Oregon to visit n sister. and
from there they will go to Long
Beach to visit other relatives.
Mr.. C. j. Mccullough of Seward,
Iowa came for short visit with
Mrs. A. c. Heilman. and Miss La
vina Mccullough will remain Cor II
longer visit. -.e..f
Mr.. +. Newton had the misfortune
TO break his little finger bone next
10 the palm while he was unloading
load of coal. A large lump fell on
his finger. causing the fracture. DIR.
Hill rendered the medical attention.
Mrs. Fred Borland picked twelve
quarts of Strawberries from her own
patch of everbearing Strawberries
on September lst. This shows the
productiveness of this new variety.
which is more valuable here than in
a fruit country.
Miss Astel Ket,lev went to Dem
vor, Tuesday TO begin nurses
course of training at a hospital Mss
astel has been teaching for q num-
her of years and hopes 10 find
broader field of usefulness in her
new field Of labor.
Mr.. J. r. Gwartney of Pueblo,
Colorado was here two weeks look
ing after his wheat crop and return
ed home Tuesday. lie contemplates
building n dwelling on his land and
coming here to live in the near fu-
ture. , lie was the guest of Mr..
Warren Campbell.
Grace. Gladys and Fay Allrich
OF Oxford. Nebraska. who have
been spending six weeks with their
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Holtzman of twelve miles southeast
of town. returned to their home on
Tuesday. Mr.. Iloltzman reports
GOOD whcnt crop in the neighbor-
hood. tho Weld being from twenty TO
iifiy bushtels pr acre.
Misses Anna and Jessie Bennett,
who have been spending several
weeks with their brother. Row. W. Il,
Bennett. pnsior OF the NJ. r. church,
he TUESDAY for mn extended trip.
Tlcy will spend . short time ~ Long
mont. Colo. mud 90 from there TO
southern California TO spend the
winter These cstimn5lc ladies have
made many friends during their visit
in llolvoko.
,. II. T.. Biship. tcnchcr Of the No
/ school eamc here 10 meet hia son.