The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1920-04-01

Z. C. +. Hampton. of Holly. Colo.
secretary OF The holly Analfa FRO
uucLs Company, and cashier of the
Arkansas valley Sugar Beet and IT.
riga.ed Lanu COMPANY, was q La
Junta visitor laSI Saturday on q
trip Though this end of The val
ley advertising hOllys big dairy
day celebration on April Sth.-La
Ia Tribune.
J. NJ. Rainey. wife and son Ray
arrived here LAST week from Inman,
has.. ard have taken possession of
i1e .. l.. Robinson residence prop
.rly which Mr. Ralney recently
purchased and are now permanent
IL located in Holly. Mr.. Rainey re-
Gently purchased q couple of sec
he lntends, 10 improve by extensive
.lilage later on.
C. B. Frost and l. l.. McLain were
down from the north side Monday
and report considerable wheat
blown out In spots. Mr.. McLain
recently came here from David City,
Iowa, and bought farm north OF
Town some Is or Is miles. Mr..
Frost among other purchases in
vested 81 In The Chieftain for the
coming year. He and family will
doubtless wonder how they even
got along without it. Anyhow
that's what we hope.
The kindest act o friend can do
for friend when Wertz and Whet-
tens Shows open here on Monday
night Is to tell them to get tickets
early. The jazz orchestra begins it's
overture and concert at 8 d. m.
sharp. Curtain rises at $50. The
entertainment furnished by this
popular company seems to contain
the hundred per cent drawing
power that makes the public want
to see them again and again. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
Anton JepsOn who came here
few weeks ago from Salina, Kas., to
look after his farm of 1888 acres 16
lilies northeast of town, sold his
place Thursday of last week for
$3.50 per acre to w. M. Spear of
COmst0ck, Neb., who will take pos
session and begin improvement at
once. Mr.. JepsOn, who took in
car in the deal has since been TAX
ing lessons in the navigation of
f1ivver and as soon as he feels
sufficiently tutored In this line will
return by auto to Salina to remain.
Edward Leonard, aeroplane mo-
tor expert, now with Major George
Puflea, who is giving aeroplane ex.
hibitiOns and carrying passengers
in southern Kansas and Oklahoma,
was in Holly Tuesday looking after
business matters relative to the re-
organization of the Holly Air Line
Transportation Co, the assets and
obligations of which it is under
stood were recently taken over by
Major Puf1ea. Mr.. Leonard went
from here to Lamar, returning here
Yesterday, preparatory to Major
Puf1ea's appearance here Dairy Day
for aerial flights, provided the
weather is favorable
Do you like to laugh? Do you
like to be happy? Well, If anyone
I'm this town says mo" to these
questions. hunt them out and run
them clear away because this town
is too good for them. But surely
the vote was unanimous YES,
SO that's why Wertz and Whetten's
Shows picked your city out. And
even you are going to agree when
rou see it. Laughs for old and
-oung and if you fail to see 1t you
have yourself to blame for missing
real treat Six nights under the
big waterproof tent. Starting
Monday.
Miss Gladys Lord daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs c. j. Lord, who has
been emploved by the cream sta
tiOns in Holly the past year, has
decided to learn the newspaper
game and is now on The Chieftain's
stan in general utility capacity.
She will look after the collections
in place of Mr.. Messenger. who re-
Gently resigned: gather advertising
cow. occasional news stories. and
make herself generally useful about
the office and courteous to The
Chfeftain's patrons. So, II you
know of a news item, tell her
about 1t, that it may find its way
into print and thus make someone
happy or do someone service.
Your thoughtfulness along this line
will help make The Chieftain of
greater service and, therefore, a
better nannr