The state herald., 1920-07-02


Mrs. 'Dosselter, visited at venango,
Thursday. ----.----.--
Mrs. c. N. Norrnap was a passen-
ger for ths,nssassf Wednesday to visit
her parents.
+. The Lindsey Frost company arriv-
cd Wednesday 'ts-take part in the
chautauqua., .noa,i.".,
-fi;- -
You can get that good high test
gasoline at the Hethcote Fillipk
Station. ~ II
Mrs. Ed Wiseman of Haxtun was
attending to business matters in
Holyoke, Wednesday.
Miss Newman is spending chau-
tauqua week with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Newman.
Miss Cora Allen Of Elsie, Nebras-
Ea had some dental work done by
DR.. Strmble, Monday evening.
H ell
The Spanish Girls Orchestra came
In Thursday morning to give their
performances at the chautauqua.
Madam Zehner of Dallas, Texas
arrived Thursday morning to fulfill
her chautauQua engagement.
The north pool hall has new
awning to protect its patrons from
the western sun.
Professor and Mrs. Ralph Robb
were passengers for Salt Lake City,
Thursday afternoon. to attend the
National Educational Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Harmon and
children of Ordway, Colorado, arriv-
ed in Holyoke on Wednesday to visit
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Garland went
to Sterling. Wednesday afternoon
and drove back new car for the
garage
MFR. and Mrs. T.. b. Crane and two
little tots arrived home from Denver.
Monday. Mrs. Crane has been away
for medical treatment.
Mrs. Mary Spesr of Shenandoah,
Iowa, arrived in Holyoke on Thurs
day, to visit her. friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Banner. and to see if
this climate will he beneficial to her
health. ri- 'sra
Miss wauneta Proper of Qxalalla.
Nebraska, who has bees visiSias NJ.
and Mrs. CsriI, Richardson, lsft
Thursday morning for visit at
haywood before returning TO her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Peters and
Messers. W. ana II. Scholl, brothers
of Mrs. Pcters..' passed through our
town Wednesday enroute TO Califor-
mia on II vacation. They all live at,
Chicago. IIlinios.
Mr.. and Mrs. Babe Russell and
family started Tuesday morning for
Los Angeles 10 make their home.
They are motoring through and IN
tend to camp along the way and en-
JOY themselves on the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Toole Of
Hameston, Iowa, stopped in Holyoke
on Wednesday for visit with C. +.
Jacobs and family. Mr.. ind Mrs.
Toole are Just returniae from va
cation spent At Yellowstone park.
Mr.. c. l.. Tonge. who has charge
Of putting up the chautanqua tent.
was somewhat Handicapped in the
operation BY lack of help. He sue
ceeded. however. in getting things in
shape for the opening Wednesday,.
w. y. Long, operator ut the depot.
has been transferred to west Of Ster-
ling and he and his wife ~ft on We'd
Inesddy nights train for Sterling.
Mr., iRng had Just gotten settled
here and Was stAry to kave the burg
~ were his friends To see him 30.
. M J. X. Coyne received the sad
news Thursday morning stating his
mother was dead. Mr. Coyne and
wife are Just recovering from the
small poS and the home is still under
auarcgiinc so Mr.. Coyne will prob
ably he unable To attend the funeral.
The mother lived in Illinois.
Mr.. Clarence Ditto attended
meetin gat Sydney. Nebraska, Sat-
udny of the Twin City implement
and tractor dealers. At nigh, the
yard managers Of the lumber com
pany met ut Sls-'iag with sixty men
prc-ent to. Il .,ss .,us,pess matters.