The state herald., 1920-08-06

Elsie Frederick was a west bound
passenger Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Peter has been quite
sick this week.
Miss Hazel Nester Of Lamar was
Holyoke business visitor Tuesday.
Charles Sederburg and family left
Wednesday for short vacation to
Colorado points.
Mr.. Carl Braddor', returned to
his home ut Denver after few days
spent mt the bedside of his brother.
Professor and Mrs. Robb are en-
ioying vacation in Yellowstone Ma
tional Park. They are expected home
about August 10th.
Mrs. !. W. Maxfeld and two chill
dren of Hastings. Nebraska are visit
ing at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Coyne.
Mr.. Herman Weihrs left early
Thursday morning for Imperial Ne
braska with truck load of house
hold goods for Mr.. Shipley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Childers were
passengers for Denver. Tuesday
afternoon where Mrs. Childers will
receive medical treatment for her
eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond HAYDEN of
Cement, Oklahoma passed through
our city enroute TO northern points.
Mr.. Hayden is Interested in the oil
fields of Oklahoma.
Miss Hester Barnum of Grant ar
rived Tuesday afternoon to visit her
grandmother, Mrs. Newton, and help
in the care of Mrs. Newton's sick
daughter Mildred
Mr.. 7. +. Beavers, father of G..
J. Beavers. and Jay Davis, brother
in-law. both of Geneva, Nebraska
arrived by auto Tuesday evening to
spend few days visiting Mr.. Beav-
ers and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Ruby of Or
leans. Nebraska arrived Wednesday
to visit their son and wife. They
brought home the two children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruby that We're taken
to Orleans TO be cared for while
Mrs. Ruby was in the hospital.
+. f. CLAYTON, who purchased the
Slack property Just east Of Holyoke
n year or more ago, purchased 0O
acres adjoining his farm, Tuesday
/ at 900. per acre. Mr.. Clayton is
more than pleased with Phillips
county and his home in particular
Mrs. C. A. Jones and son Glen Of
Lamar. Nebraska left Tuesday
evening for a few days visit with
a sister-i -in-law at Haxtun. From
there Mrs. Jones and son will 20 to
Mitchell. Nebraska to visit her
mother.
Mrs. C. johnson. daughter Edna
and son W. S. were Denver passen-
gers Wednesday afternoon. After II
few days at Denver Mrs. Johnson
and daughter will iuorney TO their
home at Ft. Collins. They have been
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. l.. johnson.
Mr.. and Ms 7. 4. Beavers, Mr..
X and Mrs. j. A. Davis and son came
Tuesday to visit with q. J. and Har-
nv Beavers OF this place. Mr.. Bea-
yers is the father OF the above gen
tlemen and Mrs. Davis is a sister.
They made the trip by ear. driving
207 miles in little over thirteen
hours.
Mr.. Ed Foster of Pleasant Valley
purchased new REQ Speedwagon
Wednesday of the Holyoke Auto
Company. George Sarver. Harvey
Gilvin and Paul Hubert also pur.
chased Specdwagons this week,
which leaves but one left of the
number just brought from the fac
tory by Mr.. Taylor and party. ar
irving Monday.
Mrs. Ines Iavcr purchased her
new fall line OF millinery goods while
away and her trimmer, Miss KEN
cry of Omaha hns arrived. These
ladies' are busy arranging their fall
line of goods TO be in readiness for
the heavy fall trade which they al
wnys enjoy. Some nifty shapes in
both plnin and trimmed hats nrc
awaiting your approval. Watch for