The Holly chieftain., 1920-06-03

as cream tester at the Holly Pl oduce
Co. where she expects to remain this
summer.
George Pugh and family came
down from Lamar Sunday and spent
Monday here with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Sam Smith returned home
yesterday from Ration, New Mexico,
where she had been visiting her
brother.
John Owens and family moved
Monday to their farm south of Gra-
NADIA where they expect to remain for
the year.
Frank Smith went to Lamar on
business last Friday and from there
to Colorado Springs, returning to
Holly Tuesday.
G. Frazle and daughters Madge
and Iva of Lenora. Okla, visited
Monday with M. U. DeWald and fam
lily on their way to Pueblo.
Miss Ethel Mills spent Sunday with
home folks in Coolidge and also Wis
tied with her cousin Rose Phiibrick,
who Is under the doctors care in
Syracuse.
Have you your summer hat? II
not you will find nice line to pick
from and at greatly reduced prices
at Miss Lizzie DeBus', over the First
National bank. 81
The Baptist Ladies Aid will NEE
Thursday afternoon, May 10th at the
home of Mrs. NJ. U. LeWald, who will
| tie assisted by Mrs. La Rue Reaaing
and Mrs H. w. Wright.
Rev. H. T. LeGrand. pastor of the
Baptist church expects to leave to-
day for brief visit at Linngrove,
Iowa. He may also decide to visit
Lake Okoboji before returning.
The Brotherhood . of American
Yeomen met Tuesday night at the
Commercial club rooms and after the
business meeting was over a dance
and general good time was had.
About SO were present at this meet
ing.
Mrs. Ruth Baker and Mrs. Anna
Rogers came down from Lamar last
Saturday to spend the week end with
their neice, Mrs. Bert Overfield and
the Knuckey families, returning home
Monday noon.
al IIoyt's milk COW while being
(driven across the Santa Fe tracks to
/ ppasture early yesterday morning
was struck by fast train. Both.
ber hind lengs were broken and she
had to be killed.
| Mail Carrier Harry O'Kane was i'll
Rocky Ford Monday in attendance
at meeting of the mail carriers as
sociation of this district, returning
home Tuesday accompanied by Mrs.
1O'Kane who had stopped off at La
mar to visit friends.
Thomas Gribben and family who
have resided in Lamar and Holly for
the past three years expects to move
to Salina, Kan, this week. Mr.. Crib
ben lived at Salina before coming to
Colorado. He still owns some land
near the beet ranch north of Holly.
jill. Young, formerly engineer at
the city water and light plant, and
who resigned to go to Pueblo q
month ago, has decided to locate per
manently there Mrs. Young and the
children were driven to Pueblo Sat
urday by Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brown in
the latter's car.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. DeWald are in
charge of A. B. Conklin's grocery
store since last Saturday because Mr.
Conklin and family are quarantined
with small pox. Neither Mr.. Conk-
lin or his family are seriously i'll,
however, as the attack appears to be
only light form.
Miss Irene Plank, bookkeeper and
photographer at the H. B. Motor Co.'S.
office, has been absent from her work
this week because of vaccination
which has made her quite ill. The
rest of the family is : kuarantined
with light case of small 'pox, ex-
cept Mr.. Plank who is not i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Bland and son
Everett, expect to leave next week for
two months visit with Mrs. Bland's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Vine
yard, and other relatives in Gisbale,
Canada. Mr.. Bland will leave his