The state herald., 1920-12-03
H. NJ. Harms made business trip

Mrb. BERT laylOr VIII entertain the
Hyperian card club next Tuesday
evening, December Z.
w. l.. Orr returned to his home in
Palisade, Nebraska after few
weeks visit with friends here.
G. r. Barbour came in from Dem
yer, Tuesday, where he had been
visiting his daughter.
l am always in the market for
your cream, eggs and poultry A.
NJ. Anderson.
Miss Dora Patton is employed at
the Smith Drug Store during the holi-
day rush.
Little Edith Stout is recovering
slowly from severe attack Of diph-
iberia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers from Kalama-
zoo, Michigan, are spending a few
weeks in Holyoke on business.
Consult Colby about your eyes. At
Holyoke Inn next Tuesday, December
7th. Examination free. Hours, 8 a.
m. to 3 p. M.
Mr.. Holland. operator at the de-
pot, spent the week end In Sterling
visiting friends. He returned Mon
day morning.
A fine quarter eight miles northeast
of Yuma. s6250 an acre. 100 acres
now, In wheat, all goes to buyer.-Hol-
yoke Land Co. 6S-tf
! Clifford Webermeier is confined
to his home with bad cold and ton
silitis. He is employed at the First
National bank.
Daniel McGowan's family is quar-
antined with diphtheria, there being
two or three children i'll with the dis
ease.
Mr.. Frank G...ham was a visitor Ia
Holyoke, Thursday He was formerly
employed at the Big Brick Drug store
He is now located at Sterling.
Buy your Christmas presents at the
NJ. Il. Ladies' Aid bazaar, at the
Court house. Friday. December 10.
The sale will begin at o'clock.
A fine quarter eight miles north.
east OF Yuma, $62.5o per acre. 100
acres now in wheat, all goes to buyer.
The Eolyoke Land Co. 6S-tf
Attorneys Whittlesheffer and Frank
Rice OF Denver were in Ilolyoke. Tues.
day and tried case before justice
of the peace W. G. Holland
Talk to Colby about your eyes. At
Holyoke Inn next Tuesday. December
7th. Examination free. Hours, 500
a. m. to $500 p m.
Mr. oca Conners, formerly employ
ed at the Farmers and Tourists cafe.
is now employed at the waiiile shop
as second cook.
Merle Durham returned from Trim
idad, Colorado, this morning, where
he had been called by tho death of
his father.
500 acres five miles from Holyolke.
200 acres now In fall wheat. nothing
better IN Phillips county $3.50 an
acre.--The Holyoke Land Co.
acre. Holyoke Land Co. 6s.tf
A half section nine miles of Hol-
yoke. improved. 2GO acres under cul-
tivatlon. onothird OF crop goes TO
buyer at Ss25o per acrc.-rhe IIol.
yoke Land Co. GStf
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ben Baylor took pos.
session Of the Holyoke Inn the lrst
OF December, Mr.. and Mrs, Clarence
Smith win continue to stay at the
Inn until they and suitable living
apartment
Be sure and have your supper Mt
the Court honse. Friday December
10. Tho n. e. Ladies' Add viii serve
one OF their nne chicken suppors.
Serving win begin at o'clock.
a frIond who is worthy OF pres
cnt win appreciate your photograph
for Christmas present more than
nnythIng else you can give them. One
dozen photographs win make twelve
presents. iinieton Studio. 7s.tf
will make my regular visit TO IIol.
yoke next Tuesday, December Tth.
Eyes examined glasses fitted. Es
animation free. Hours n. m. TO 3
y. m, at Holyoko inn.-Frank u.
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