The state herald., 1920-08-31
OF Interest to Readers

here on business Saturday.
Morris Newton visited with o. F.
Barnum at Brandon, Nebraska on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Peterson
went to Denver. Saturday and plan
to return home Tuesday.
Mrs. Casteel and son left Satur-
.lay for an extended visit with
friends in st. Joseph, Missouri.
Miss Louise McEwen went to Ster-
ling, Saturday to take Jack McDill,
her little cousin, to his home.
Sure You are going to be in the
parade at the Phillips County Fair
which starts September 81.
William Sorge of Thare county,
Nebraska came on Saturday to visit
a short time with julius Hoffman.
Edward Springer of Milford, Ne
braska has been spending the last
two weeks with Jake Myers and
family.
Meet me at the Fair Grounds at
Holyoke both afternoon and even
ing, September 2l-24. Numerous
free attractions.
DR.. f. o. Leiby of SCOTS Bluff,
Nebraska visited with DIR. Easter
ling, Saturday. The doctors were
classmates at college.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Seifert. who
are in the employment of the tele-
phone company, left Saturday to
visit in Fort Collins.
Miss Ruth Wilcox. whose home is
three and one-half miles east of Hol-
yoke. will attend school ut Greeley
during the coming year.
William Alexander and Leroy
johnson of Plainview were guests of
the Kirk brothers at the Kirk ranch,
north of Holyoke, last week.
Mrs. S. A. Cartel and daughter
Opal of Buffalo, Wyoming started
home Saturday after n months visit
with Mrs. Jennie Calkins.
Mrs. Rittenhouse of Julesburp
visited with her husband at the hos
pital. Thursday. She was delighted
with the treatment he had received
Misa Edna Freeland of Des
y Moinee. iowa, was pleasant guesl
at the home of X. n. White during
last week. She was enroute TO Den
yer.
"Uncle" Asa Kelsey of Hilltop in
company with his nerlew. NJ. A.
Kelsey of Julesburg, were pleasant
callers at the Herald Office on Thurs
dav afternoon.
Aubrey Holland of Denver, who
has been spending part of his vaca
tion with his uncle. NJ. c. Kelly and
family, left on Friday to 20 TO his
home in Denver,
Mrs. McDill of Sterling came Fri
dav afternoon and visited with her
sister. Mrs. Joe McEwen. and family
over night. returning home early Sat.
nrdav morning.
p. d. Correll of Plainview. Ne
hraska was here during last week
looking after Ills wheat crop on his
land near Amherst and was guest
of George W. Kirk.
Get your season ticket for the
Phillips County Fair. adults $500,
children under twelve sl.00. and at
, tend every day. both afternoon aud
evening. You will find il the hest
value for the money you ever spent.
J Mrs. Fred Davis returned 10 her
, home after visiting with her son
Hurry for two weeks, ON Friday.
Mrs. smihuln. who has been visit
ing two DAYS with Mrs, Thomns Hnr-
rrcavcs. returned to her home in
Sterling. Friday.
Mrs. Clinton Ellison had the
pleasure of entertaining her mother.
Mrs. V. At Conovcr, during the Inst
week; nlso Miss Ethel Coins of Stcr
ling and Mrs. George Kcrschcl of
Beatrice. Nebraska Al three Of the
ladies' nrc relatives of Mrs. Ellison.
Mrs. II. A. Bac, and daughter
Neiln drove over from Loyclnnd to
visit her sister. Mrs. G. y. Dame
wood. md family and look nf.cr
business matters. Her father. y. r.
Griffin and nephew. Lnmnr Griffin,