The Holly chieftain., 1920-02-26

Stock tanks. all sizes. Holly Hard
Taro IN

Get your sale bills printed at
The Chieftain Office.
Harry Lee returned today from
trip to Wichita and Liberal,
Kas., on broom corn business.
Frank Hall went up to Denver
last week to look after business
matters for few days. He is ex-
pected home today.
n f. and Willard Berry came
down from Lamar Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. +. w.
Marshall who died Sunday at
Buena Vista.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society will meet at the M. E.
church Friday afternoon, Feb. q.
at 2:30 p. IN. Mesdames Morich
and Citizens hOstesses
Mrs. VIM. Baker has been quite
| i'll the past week and under the
care of physician. Her condition
today is reported as improved,
though she is still unable to sit up.
The regular meeting of the
WOman's Society of the Presbyter-
ian church will meet next Thurs
day, March 4th, with Mrs. r. j.
POntOn at the usual hour A full
attendance is urged.
Fred Lehman of Bucklin, Mo-, ar
rived here Sunday and has been
spending the week here looking al
ter his homestead Is miles south
of Holly, after which he expects to
visit friends in Iowa.
]. J. Cash left yesterday for Ord
way where he is to take charge of
the telephone exchange. His sue
cessOr here, j. j. Houston, is now
in charge and is expecting his fam
lily down from Wiley next week.
w. L. King, residing 10 miles
south of Holly on the dry lands
was in Monday to make applica-
ton for final proof on his home
stead. Matte Carter has also filed
application to prove up on her
claim.
A postal request asking to have
his paper changed states TINT G..
w. Tucker. former manager of the
Holly telephone exchange, is now
ut Kingsburg, Calf, for which
place he and family left Denver
last Friday.
I. H. Carter, one of the thrifty
sOuthside homesteaders, was in
town Saturday. Mr. Carter says
that the soil of the dry land is in
excellent condition for the season
of the year both for working and
sufficient moisture for terminating
seed after it is planted.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Cores were
down from Lamar last Saturday
and Sunday visiting friends and
relatives. Mrs. Cores will be re-
membered as Miss Ruth Berry, the
popular daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Berry. Mr.. Cores is en-
ployed as bOQkkeeper in the First
National bank of Lamar.
Mrs. David johnson returned
home last Saturday from Miles
City, Montana accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Ida. whose serious
illness from diphther:a had called
her to her daughters bedside Mss
Ida came home with her and is
able to be up and around though
not entirely recovered.
Major George Puflea while in
Stonington Saturday with the
Holly Air Line plane where he went
to take VIM Heckethorn on a
business trip, also carried Is pas
sengers for brief air joy rides, in
Guiding Banker Holtz of Stoning.
ton whom he took to Elkhart and
back on q business errand.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. kaplicky who
have been occupying the J. l.. Wood
property in the west part OF town
while the latter We're spending a
couple of months at Arvada, have
moved into the rooms at the rear
end of Mr.. Kaplicky's barber shop
until they can find more convenient
and commodious quarters.
Mrs. Arthur johnson who has
been sick the paste ouple of weeks
is able to be up a part of the time.
During her illness Mr.. Johnson call
ed in his sister, Miss Alice Of Cool
idge, to help out, and in day or
two she was down sick, so that Mr..
johnson had a little hospital OF
his own, and instead of help he was
forced to be chief cook and general
nurse. However, all are recovering
now.
Mrs. H. w. Woods and daughter
Barbara who have just passed
through siege of the flu are i'm
proving nicely. For u week Mr..
Woods, who Is manager of the
Holly Dry Goods company, was al
so the general nurse AZ his home,
since he could find 10 help to do
the work. But all is Strengthened
out again and II. w is beginning
to find out where he y A. in his
business affairs.
Division Freight Agent Frank w.
Myers OF the Santa Fe came down
from Pueblo this morning and