The state herald., 1920-05-28

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Father MINES was an incomming
passenger Tuesday.
Chas. Curtis purchased a Fordson
tractor Thursday, with which to do
his farming.
Messrs. v. II. Brock and Phelps
were Haxtun business visitors on
Tuesday.
John Barker, n young farmer Of
Sunshine Valley, was in and ordered
the semi weekly sent to him for
year.
g. j. Beavers, Chas. Peterson,
Chas. Bohmie and Myron Smith and
wife autoed to Sterling Wednesday
evening. The gentlemen attended
meeting of the Masonic order.
The Sorosis club enjoyed u social
time on Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. John Heginbotham.
Light refreshments were served Mt
the end of the meeting.
Mrs. Geo. Garland Jr. was taken
suddenly i'll Sunday, and fears were
entertained that she had appendicitis,
but at this writing she has recovered
without an operation.
The graduating exercises of the
eighth grade was held ut the high
school auditorium Tuesday night.
Thirteen pupils received their diplo-
mas. The entire program was car
ried out despite the threatening
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Villn and son,
Freddie, were Holyoke visitors We'd
nesday. He has purchased n half
section of land near Grant, Nebras-
ka and will farm this summer. His
heart is greatly improved since his
treatment at Mayo Brothers
The Ladies Aid of the M. f.
Church will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. j. II. Painter on
Thursday, June 3, with Mesdames
Painter, Walrod and Hoialing as
hostesses. Al ladies of the church
are cordially invited to attend.
c. A. Kiechroff, C. P. Congdon
and c. w. Richardson arrived We'd
nesday from Denver to help invoice
the Holyoke Lumber Company's
stock. Messers. Kiecbrhoff and
; Congdon returned Wednesday night
but Mr. Richardson is still in town
Mrs. A. Scheuneman entertained
the swastika club at a kessington at
her home Wednesday afternoon.
Members of the club always enjoy
an afternoon with Mrs. Scheune-
man, as they find her charming
hostess. Refreshments were served
at the close of the afternoon.
On account of the storm Tuesday
night, the Delphians were unable to
meet but will be entertained Tuesday
night. May I'd, mt the hsse of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Peterson. There
: will be review of the Inst lesson,
Greek Mythology, by Mrs. Benjamin,
the next lesson will be Minor Deities
with Mrs. Nora Millage, leader.
While the boosters train was pull
ing ont. in the excitement the ten
year old Fleming hoy was accident
ally pushed down, and fell striking
his head upon n rnil road rail, cut
ting deep cash in his forehead. He
was removed from the scene of tho
accident in ear TO n physician
who dressed the wound and the boy
was then taken to his home.
John Hatcher of Kansas City, Mo-,
arrived in Holyoke on Thursday
morning ON a business trip. Mr..
Hatcher, at one time, was manager
of what was then known as the How
ard Lumber Co. Al present he is
travelling salesman for lumber CON
cern. He has many friends in Hol-
yoke, who are pleased 10 meet him
agnin.
Miss Jessie Gcrrisb. tensher in the
grade schol, left Wednesday night
for iIanford, California where her
mother and two sisters reside. Miss
Gcrrish will make California her
home. She win be missed m Hol-
yoke. both in a business asd social
way, having been resident of Phil
lips County for number Of years.
We wish her success and content
mcnt in her new home.
Mrs. A. y. Lubcnko aud fsur chill
dron, together with Miss Allie May
Mcknight arrived Thursday after
noon to visit their sister, Mrs Tim.
nous. They intend spending the
summer in Phillips county Mrs.
Lubcnko will assist Dr. Mcknight Of