The Holly chieftain., 1920-03-04

r. T.. the0l DebuS returned nome
Sunday from Garden City, Kas..
where he has been employed for
sometime.
DIR. /. d. Pixley, OsteOpathic
Physician, will be in Holly Tues
days and Fridays at the residence
of Mrs. s. NJ. Bland 34tf.
]. E. Amman was down from
Lamar last Monday looking after
business affairs here and shaking
hands with old friends.
w. w. HeckethOrn and wife left
Tuesday night for Denver. where
they will take in the Denver auto
show on there this week.
The Baptist Ladies Aid meets
Thursday, March 11th., at the home
of Mrs. Charles OverdOrff, who will
be assisted by Mrs. B. A. Keith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Sheet, former
ly of this place, who now reside
ut DilWyn, Kas., write announcing
the arrival of the baby daughter.
Mrs. Sarah Reavis. mother of Mrs.
X. A. Shanner, who has been i'll for
the past four weeks with the flu
was able to set up a short time
Tuesday morning.
Harry Burkepile, residing nine
miles northeast of town sustained
fracture of both bones of the left
leg below the knee a week ago
Sunday. He is reported as recover.
ing satisfactorily.
Rev. j. C. BOyce, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Syracuse,
and Geo. c. Parker, who has had
charge of the Syracuse Republican
News for some time past, were in
Holly Monday afternoon.
J. r. johnson, former cashier of
the First National bank here,
dropped in from Greensburg Kas.,
this morning for few days for the
| purpose of attending to business
mattersa nd meeting numerous old
friends.
NJ. s. Davis of Haxtun, Colo,4 ar
| rived here yesterday to spend few
! weeks with his daughter, Mrs Ar.
thur johnson, and husband. Mr..
Davis was formerly a resident of
this section, having left here some
four years ago.
r. F. Flint, who came down
from Meeker the latter part of last
week and with his family is spend
ing few weeks here with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Wood, went up to Lamar yester-
day morning to look after business
matters.
C. N. McMullen of Cottonwood
Ranch, near Stonington, came up
llastn, light to look after the haul
ing of his brom corn. Mr.. McMul-
Go, rnttinu- Ivy To rpa0 Iyn q trim
to Florida about the middle of the
other interests there.
Jake Rohrig's farm sale last Fri
| day was great success in every
i way. Col. Christman who cried the
sale, says the prices received were
excellent. Cows brought top prices,
while figures for horses indicated
that good draft and heavy horses
are coming back into their own,
Mr.. Christman thinks.
The Rev. Wiley X. Wright is in
Denver this week attending the
Interchurch World Movement con-
ference now being held there in
Trinity Methodist church. Mr..
Wright is expected home Saturday
and will have something to say
| about TINS conference at the even
ing service next Sunday
Miss Vera Citizens and brother
Donald entertained the Epworth
League of the M. f. church Tues
day night at Its regular monthly
social session. Games and light
refreshments were the chief fea-
lures of the evening. Thirty-five
members were in attendance and
the evening was most enjoyable
one.
Mrs. Robert Bailey of Greens.
burg, Kas., who was called here
some three weeks ago by the i'll.
ness of her daughter, Mrs. E. A..
Northrup, returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Northrup were both
down with the flu when she came,
as well as their daughter Dorothy
Mrs. Northrup and Dorothy accom-