The state herald., 1920-09-07

On August 30, daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Jaycox
Of Amitic vicinity.
Mrs. Edward Butterfeld, whose
home is south of Amherst, was in
town shopping on Friday.
Attorney George A. Chases came
on Friday morning to attend to pro-
fessional work.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J Maycs and
dfughter returned to De.,ver, Friday.
lbev have bee. in the emolov Of Roy
farbour during the last 81 months.
g. p. Bishop, who has been visit
iug his father, J. B. F. Bishop, ,lur.
:re the last two days, startcl 10 his
home at Greeley on Friday.
Herbert L Chase of Denver has
been here during this week looking
after business interests connected
with the Standard Folding Metal Box
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dark of Dickens,
Nebraska have been here at Holyoke
during the last week looking around
the town with view of coming here
to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 7. Sponce of
Kansas City, who have been spend
ing n month with their son Frank
a,l wife. started home on FRIDAY
They are delighted with Holy,ko.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Troupe came
last week in their automobile from
their home at Plattsmouth, Nebras
ka. They are looking after their
ranch near here
On August 81, son came to
brighten the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
X. o. McDorman. As this is the
first born he is receiving his full
share of love and admiration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burge will remain in
Denver longer than they had antici-
pateed. rs Mrs. Burge will stay and
have her tonsils removed on Tues
day of this week.
Mrs. Charles Spells and son of
venango visited with Mrs. Spells
uncle. Joseph Spells. on Thursday
and Friday. She was shopping and
having dental mork done during her
stay here.
The Methodist parsonage cellar is
being enlarged so that the fuel can
be kept in the basement. This is a
much needed Improvement and will
add much to the convenience Of the
home.
Miss Lena Feidler returned home
the last Of the week from Grand Is
land. Nebraska. where she graduated
with the class of 120 in the COM
mercinl department. She returned
by way of Julesburg.
Mr.. Grover Ferrel Of Sunshine
Valley. twenty three miles southeast
Of Holyoke. was taken very sick on
his way home from Fl. Morgan and
taken TO the hospital here for treat
ment.
The school boards are taking n
step in the right direction by INSTALL
ing pipeless furnacvs In the school
rooms in the country, MS Il is as
essential for the country pupils to be
comfortable as lose in the city.
The American Legion have re-
ceived all OF their new furniture,
which consists of one full set of
leather furniture and the rest in
waxed oak. The first meeting in the
room was held Monday evening. Sep
tember 9th.
Mrs. X. N. Barbour has been very
successful in the culture Of flowers
this season. She has some beautiful
sweet peas. gladoilis. dnliahs, also
the cactus daliah, astcrs and mas
iuriiums. She keeps beautiful bou-
aucts Of her own culture in the o. l..
d. Cafe which are delight to many
patrons.
Clarence Guernsey's little child
had the misfortune TO have its finger
cut of bv door being shut on the
finger. Friday afternoon. The mother
phoned TO town for medical assist
nncc. and the little one was soon
relieved Of It's intense suffering from
the injury. The finger was cut of
between the first and second joints.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Sprague and
daughters. Margaret and Bernycc.