The state herald., 1920-08-27
OF Interest to Readers

. Mr.. Francis Upward and wife, who
reside east of Venango, were here on
Tuesday shopping.
Sure you are going to be in the
parade Mt the Phillips County Fair
which starts September 81.
i William Lingelbach of Deshler.
Nebraska is here visiting with his
friends who formerly lived at Desh-
Ter.
Messers. J. II. South and NJ. Nc
Farland of Post City, Texas were
looking at land in this vicinity. They
considered the land valuable, but
did not enjoy the cooler atmosphere.
Mrs. Z. L. Donnelly, who resides
eighteen miles northeast of Holyoke,
was shopping here on Tuesday and
was on her way to Amherst to visit
few DAYS with her son, Roy Dom
nelly of Amherst.
Archie Smith returned home on
Tuesday from trip through east
ern Nebraska and southwestern
Iowa. He went in the interest of the
Eastern Colorado and Southwestern
Kansas Real Estate Brokers.
Get your season ticket for the
Phillips County Fair, adults $500,
children under twelve $1.00, and at
tend every day, both afternoon and
evening. You will find il the hest
value for the money you ever spent.
What are You going to enter in
the parade to help make the parade
this year bigger and better-and
don't forget, there is to he nice
cash premium for the best float.
Watch next weeks issues for prizes.
No. 10 school district has its new
school house almost completed. This
is modern building costing $4,000.
Miss Lille Rung will teach the first
school in the new school room. This
building is much needed improve
mcnt.
Mr. NJ. d. Lockwood's father.
John APPEL of Panhandle. Texas has
been visiting with his daughter and
family during the past week. He
goes from here to Wray, thence to
Washington county, Kansas to visit
another daughter.
Everybody's cent to $1.00 store
wishes to state TO the public that we
will open our store Wednesday, Sep
tember LIST, even though our stock
will not be fully prepared. and ask
that YOU bear with us-but our
prices will please you just the same.
Jack A. Bristol, an advertising
man for the International Harvester
Company. was a business visitor in
Holyoke on Wednesday. He was
formerly n newspaper man working
for the Chicago Tribune. Denver
News and several other periodicals..
Notice-Tbe big fair is only 20
davs OF Start figuring now the
best way to decorate your float
Let's make this one of the best pa-
rades Holyoke has ever seen. If you
are undecided about what to enter
| will be glad to have talk with YOU
anytime. Forrest Hethcote, Supt
Parade and Floats.
NJ. J. Churchill. wife and daugh-
ter. Miss Clara. were calling on
friends here on Tuesdny last.
Mr.. Churchill is selling tho
Economy Combination Lock and Gas
Saver for the Ford automobile. Mr..
Churchill goes from here TO the
northwestern part of Nebraska to
canvass that territory.
Miss Margcry Coleman was very
much surprised on Tuesday morning,
when she went to the depot Ia meet
Mrs. Robert Davis of Sterling who
was coming TO spend the day with
Miss Mariory, to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Andrews of Crete. Nebrns-
kn. who were on their way home
from Estes Park where they hnve
been spending their vacation.
Mr.. II. NJ. Harms went to Denver,
Wednesday, to bring Mrs Harms md
little daughter Marion bnck to their
liolyokc home so that Marion will
be here to start to school Monday.
This is one of the happiest drives
Mr.. Harms has made for several
weeks Ms II brings his loved ones
all back TO their beautiful home in