The Holly chieftain., 1920-01-22
tiful country home north of town.

Mail Carrier Harry Okane left
last Friday afternoon for Topeka,
kas., to spend week or two with
his wife and baby.
Dr. r. d. Wilson was looking al
ter the comfort of patients at the
Lamar Hospital last Friday night
and Saturday morning
Mrs. l.. j. Gilmore went to Denver
Sunday where she will undergo a
surgical operation. She will prob
ably be absent for month.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Ward came
down from Lamar Saturday and
remained here over Sunday, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith.
We have everything in paints
and varnisheS. We will gladly
make you estimate on indoor or
outdoor work Phone Holly 20. The
W. F. McCue Mere. Co.
Z. A. Bauer OF Bristol has been
doing some tasty sign writing
about twon this week, including
work for the Miller Bros. e. Co. auto
house recently opened here.
Mrs. A. +. Cross and two sons
who have been visiting at Wilcox,
Ari., since last December, returned
home Saturday and Mr.. Cross, who
resides four and One-half miles
north of town, is himself again.
A. p. knuckey, chairman of the
board of county commissioners,
went up to Denver Sunday to look
after county matters, including
some of the new road projects
planned for the state this year.
j. b. Rhodes of the Rhodes Gar
age e. Machine Chop, left Sunday
for Denver after two REQ Six cars,
Mr.. Rhodes sold two of these pOpu-
lar cars last week and has pros
poets for two more as well as two
ChevrOlets.
Miss Flossie Mcdaniel, bOokkeep-
er at the First National bank was
compelled to leave her work and go
to her home at Hartman on ac-
count of felon on her left thumb
which had become almost unbear-
ably painful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller recent
ly sold their farm, 800 acres, Mrs.
Miller's homestead, near StOning-
ton, for $25 per acre cash. They
were given a farewell party at D..
G. Greenhouses last Thursday
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T. F. Snodgrass came down from
Trinidad last evening to look over
his cOmpany's store here and con-
fer with Resident Manager Harry
Bowers. He returned west this
morning to visit some of the other
13 stores OF the SnOdgrass Food Co.
Miss Katie Rockwell returned to
Washington, D. c., Monday to re-
sumo her position in the clerical
force of the aviation department
after a months vacation here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r..
Rockwell. and numerous young
friends.
Lee Bogue who had been help
ing out during the holidays at the
pOstOffice, has finished his engage
ment with Uncle Sam and has en-
gagged with Miller Brothers e. Co.,
in their new Holly branch. where
he will have charge of the books
and city sales.
c. 0. Freeburg residing nine
miles southeast of Coolidge, died at
the Lamar Hospital Wednesday of
last week from gangrene affecting
the left foot. Freeburg was So
years old and is survived by large
family. The foot was amputated in
but to no avail
John Shively, of Versailles, Mo-,
has been spending the past couple
of weeks here with his sister, Mrs
A. J. Wright, and family, south Of
town. Mr.. Shively also went up to
Pueblo where he has two Gsugl,-
tiers, and is greatly pleased with
this section of the state, in fact so
much SO that he is planning to
move here and locate permanently,
provided he finds farm that suits
him.
Frank Robson was in from Ia
miles north of town Tuesday morn
ing and among other transactions
signed up for The Chieftain for a
year. Mr.. Robson was one of the
dry land farmers whom the grass
hoppers sought to prey upon last
summer with a vengeance. From