The state herald., 1920-08-17
OF Interest to Readers


Mr.. Gather, of the Amack- Gather
clothing company, was an eastbound
passenger on Tuesday. li,.ss
Merle Dunham returned Tuesday
from Trinidad. whittier he was called
by sickness.
Frank Sandy and daughter, Mrs.
Mable Wareheime, arrived Tuesday
from Denver, to visit relatives in
Holyoke.
Vern Troutman arrived in Holyoke
on Tuesday, from six weeks So
iourn at Denver and mountain
points.
Miss Ada Swanson, who has been
the guest Of her friend. Mrs. August
Scheunemann, returned to her home
at IlOldrege, Tuesday.
Miss Fink of Kansas arrived
Tuesday to spend two weeks with
her friends. Professor and Mrs.
Wikoff.
Dick Mathews, Clara Herzig, Vir-
gil Patrick and Irene Show attended,
a dance at Julesburg, Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude d. Walrod
and children, Sherman and Margaret,
left Sunday by auto for a weeks
outing in the mountains.
George North returned to Holyoke
Tuesday from Denver. Mr.. North
had an operation for stomach trou-
BILE while away, AMI is Just able to
return home.
Mrs. George Zeiler and baby re-
turned Monday from Hastings, where
she has been taking treatment for
her eyes. She has been greatly
benefited by these treatments.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. II. Brock and
daughter Doris and Miss Dora Pat
ton returned Sunday from months
trip spent at Mound City. Missouri
and other points, visiting relatives
and friends.
John Mahan of Illinois, returned
to his home on Tuesday. after spend
ing some time here visiting his sister.
Mrs. Ed Adams and family. Mr..
Mahan was very well pleased with
our Colorado country and climate.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. T.. Breese were
venango passengers on Tuesday
They will bring their son home will
them. He was sent to relatives NJ
Venango when the Breese home wa,
under quarantine for smallpox.
Jesse Davies of Mullikan. Micbi.
gan. and Ed Ellis of Grand Rapids
Michigan, spent few days visiting
their aunt. Mrs. II. J. Young and
iainiiy' en- route to Denver and the
mountains.
Mrs. Charles Fincher and children
accompanied her mother, Mrs. Chns
McDorman. to the home al Burling.
ton, Iowa, ON Tuesday, for n visit
Mrs. McDorman has been here abou,
three weeks visiting her daughters
: and other relatives.
The McCord Amusement Company
arrived in Holyoke and are busy
erecting their tent on the ground
occupied by the chautauqua tent
This concern will be here all week
? and have some interesting perfor-
mances.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beavers and
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Trego autocd
to Sedgwick. Sunday for n visit with
Mrs. Trego's parents. Mr.. Trego
drove his ear home from Sedgwicl,
where he had left il some time ago
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tenoon nt the reservoir near Sedc-
wick.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Lockwood
and brother George aud Miss Einnn
drove TO Wrny. Monday whero
George boarded an east-bound train
for visit with friends and relative,
in Nebraska and Knnsns. While aany
| Mr.. Lockwood expects TO spend
some time at n sanntarium at Wa
conda Springs, Kansas.
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Last week George Lockwood aud
sister Emma pnid visit 20 their
brother Myron Lockwood on thu
ranch south of town. They encount
cred very welcome rain which did
much good TO the crops. A part ol
the afternoon was spent boatridn,
on the poud an Miss LOcltwoOda a