The Holly chieftain., 1920-08-26


west part of town and occupied by
Happy Jack" Griffith and family,
Ben Nv. Craven of the Bristol
Herald was in town Tuesday night
between trains en- route to north
western Arkansas for an outing in
the Ozarks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves Jones and
children, of Richards, Colo, visited
the last of the week with the latter's
brother, w. N. Allen and family,
south of town.
Miss Lizzie DeBus returned Mon
day night from a two weeks trip
to Chicago and Kansas City where
she bought her new line of fall and
winter millinery
That Hills Brothers Coffee at the
Cash Market & Grocery is bound
to please those who like real
coffee. It's sold on money back
guarantee too. lift
c. A. Pinkham the first of the
week sold the Fred Schultz 400
acre ranch near Webb to Edo
Jones, of Burton, Kas. The consid-
Grafton was 5000.
Mrs c. c. POrterfield, who has
been visiting her brother r.. w.
Afford and family for the past six
weeks, returned to her home in
Kansas City Sunday
Mrs. Agnes Houston returned to
her home in Denver Tuesday after
a two weeks visit here with her
son, j. }. Houston, manager of the
local telephone exchange.
Persons having rooms to rent to
high school students or teachers, or
who desire to secure students to
work for room and board, notify
r. A. Shanner, Phone 64. 1912
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. b. Eldred left
last Friday for Denver. in and
around where they expect to spend
couple of weeks or more in the
GOODNESS of the hills and noun
tains.
A baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. r. B. Hamilton Monday
morning and, naturally, the guiding
genius at the Holly Tire Hospital
feels much more important than
usual
Mrs. w. w. HeckthOrn and the
children returned home Sunday
night from an extended outing with
relatives in Salida. Sir William of
the H.-B. Motor Co, is therefore
himself again.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Michner, of
Peru, Ohio, stopped off here last
week for few days visit with their
nephew, Ted Fortney, and wife.
They were en- route to the noun
tains for an outing.
Henry Hanson, of Webb, was in
town Tuesday arranging for farm
sale Wednesday, September 1st.
His sale ad will be found on an
other page of this issue of The
Chieftain. Mr.. Hanson will move
to Holly for the winter.
Misses Hattie and Iota Hecke-
thorn, of Mcpherson, Kas., Miss
Idona Heckthorn and Mrs. Anna
Martin, of Harrington, Kas., ar
rived here Monday for a visit with
A. G. Heckthorn and his son w.
w. Heckthorn and family.
T. j. POnton, former manager OF
the r. w. English Lumber Co yards
here, his wife and daughter NADIA
line, left Monday for Salt. Lake City
where thew will snend a week with
Mrs PontOn's parents, after which
they will proceed to Los Angeles.
J. H. Shelton and J. w. Gill, of
Denver, were in Holly the latter
came down to look after his prop
arty interests here, and also bought
half-sectiOn of Baca County land
before returning home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dickson and
children, who have been visiting
the latter's mother, Mrs. C. D.
Hayes, left Monday for their home
in Childress, Texas, accompanied by
Mrs. S. NJ. Bowman who has been
visiting her daughters, Mrs. C. D.
Hayes and Mrs. Il. O. Harris for the
past few weeks.
j. L. Allenbaugh, one of the thrift
ty farmers of the SOuthslde, while
in town Saturday, left mess of
fine beets and the same of cucum-
bers at The Chieftain office. These
were grown in his own garden and
were the pink of perfection. The
Chieftain family is very grateful for