The state herald., 1920-06-08

Bert Karnes returned from Den
YER Monday.
Miss Mary Morse is nov employed
as stenographer at the High school.
Miss Mira Means has returned
from her school work at st. Charles,
Missouri.
Attorney Searle and client, Mr.,
Jordan of Haxtun, were in Holyoke
Monday on business.
Ross Miller has sold his residence
property to Roy Fleming, consider
alton, $315O.O0.
Mr.. Youtsey of Denver arrived
Saturday for visit with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Sandy.
Vechel r.. Rigsby and son were
iii Holyoke the first Of the week at
tending to insurance business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Young spent
over Sunday with their SISTER, Mrs.
Graham, in Sterling, returning Mon
day morning.
MIR. and Mrs. G. FeidlIer returned
home Saturday from Denver. Mr..
Feidler had TO undergo nm operation
while at Denver and is just now get
ting home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Robinson and
children returned from Haxtun
where they had been on business in
connection whit their moving to
Haxtun.
John Wand left Friday night for
Denver to attend the funeral of his
friend, Miss Leah Fampson,' who
died from injuries received in an
auto accident.
Mrs. George Glover and daugh-
/. lers, Gladys and Hazel and son,
Dale, left Monday night for two
weeks visit with relatives at Wheat
land and Guernsey, Wyoming.
r. l.. Johnson returned from Den
yer Monday where lie has been at
the bedside Of his brother, w. S.
He roorts Bill is improving, which
is welcome news TO his many friends
in IIolyoke.
Mr., Edward Anderson Of Haxtun
was in Holyoke Monday and made
ilis office a pleasant call, advanc-
ing his subscription another. Mr..
Anderson has nul been IN our town
for a year and finds innny changes.
Miss Minnie Cramer arrived home
the last of the week from Lincoln.
Nebraska. where she completed a
course in stenoRaphy and hook
keeping at the Nebraska School of
Business.
| r. :. Brougiion, Richard Watt
tins and iny Newman Of Yenaugo
were in Iloyo5e Friday investgat-
. inc equipment lor su Equity elevator
10 Vcnango. These geDtlcqn are
connected with thc Equity Of that
town.
Suruv Sphuuemlnn was pHs-
ssneer for liobirogc, Nebraska Mon
dny where he win stay with relatives
until his mother rceoveo from her
illness lie is brave little lad,
travelling TO Wallace, where friend
of Mrs. Scheunemann will meet him.
Mrs. Mert Morris received a tele-
gram Monday afternoon, stating
that her little grandson was dan
gerously i'll at the home of his par
ents in Lincoln. Wayne Ryan drove
his mother across TO Wray in time
10 catch the main line train for Lin
coin Monday night.
ahis anu hfNs ~ W. hffffNlltF anu
daughter, sadie, and son, Clifford,
returned lost Monday from their
n'easant visit m California Their
visit must have ben n happy one MS
each member of the family looked
us II he had had an enjoyable yaca-
ton They were met ai the train
by Mr. and Mrs IIethcote and baby
and Miss Villa Webcrmier.
a. c. Cauble brought sample of
sweet clover into ilolyoke this week
that was three feet in hcigih. lie
informs lis that the field is of the
same heigth and that the stand is
perfect. With native grass only
started il is evident that alfalfa and
sweet clover will prove wonderful
crop for this country when n larger
acreage is seeded.