The state herald., 1920-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Broughton and
children of Venaneo, attended the
celebration in Holyoke.
Agnes Conklin and Anna Spence
are the new clerks at the +. NJ.
Smith & Sons drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Castellow ar
rived home Friday from a visit with
relatives at Bridgeport Nebraska.
1t is pleasure to work around a
Copper Glad; the range beautiful
Come in and see use. A. Mowry,
One real good deal in second
hand piano player.
Ridnour Piano Co.
Miss Ines Gill arrived in HolyOke,
Saturday from Mereno to spend the
week end with friends.
Miss Estle Kelley has recovered
from her recent illness md was dis
missed from quarantine Monday.
Mr.. Roy Campbell sold a seven
passenger. sixty horsepower, Stude-
baker touring ear to Carl Millage
last week.
Mrs. Bowers of North Loop, Ne
braska came Friday morning for a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Burress, and husband.
DR.. Hill received word from DR..
Crawley the latter part of the week
that he had his affairs in shape ut
Monte Vista, and would be in Hol-
yoke the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Palmer return
ed Saturday from Ft. Morgan where
they have purchased residence
property and will move to that place
soon.
Guy Rogers and family of Girls
void. Iowa, arrived Wednesday to
visit his parents. who live near Paoli.
Mr.. Rogers expects to remain until
after harvest.
Gilbert Helland is the new mail
carrier on Route Two. having taken
the place of Mr.. Holloway, who re-
signed TO accept IN electrical posi-
ton. Mr.. Helland commenced his
new job July LIST.
c. Z. Stilzer of LINCOLN, Nebraska
WIS compelled TO remain in Holyoke
overnight on account of ear trouble,
Thursday. He is hurrying to the
bedside Of his sick mother. Mrs,
Mary Stilzer at Denver, and he left
town early Friday morning.
Mr.. Toll. grain buyer, who has
recently come to Holyokc. drove to
Julesbnrg, Sunday. where he met his
wife and three children. Mr.. Toll
aud family have vented Grandma
Hargreaves' house. furnished, for
four months. and Grandma will
spend the time visiting.
Mrs. Ike Savior returned from
Denver, Saturday where she has
been TO see her sons wife. Mrs.
Harry Saylor who is confined in a
hospital in Denver. She reports Mrs.
Savior as getting better slowly now.
but she contracted typhoid symp-
toms recently which gave her n back
set.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Scheunemann ar
rived home from Denver. Friday
where Mrs. Scheunemnnn has been
for three weeks at n hospital for
an operation. She is recovering
nicely, although very weak. Her
friends are glad TO see her home
again and hope for her immediate
recovery.
Rev. Bennett arrived home from
Estes Park. Saturday, where he took
part in the golf meet Mr.. Bennett
was member of the Fort Morgan
team. which won the championship
last year, but lost the cup this year.
Rev. Bennett. however. won the sin
gle championship. which honor he
wears quite gracefully.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Kemper and
two children Of Potter. Nebraska,
and Mrs. Mary Ditto arrived by auto
in Holyokc, Saturday evening. Mrs.
Ditto Is just returning from n plcns-
ant visit with relatives in Oregon
and stopped in Potter To visit with
her daughter. Mrs. Kcmpcr and fam
ilv. Mr.. md Mrs. Kcmpcr came to
bring Mrs. Ditto home. aud also to
attend the big celebration.
Five ears of tourists stopped IN