The state herald., 1920-08-31

,rst week here with his mother, Mrs.
Herzig. ,, sts ,or 4
Mrs. Elsey came Saturday to
spend short time with Mr. and
Mrs. John Crater, who reside ten
miles north of Holyoke. ps''''','f =
Mrs. R. A. Bolton Of Crawford,
Nebraska has been visiting Mr.. aiia
Mrs. George Seebold, who z reside
four miles in the country.
Mrs. Milton Wilson of Glendale,
I North Dakota came on Friday for
an extended visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Smith.
c. NJ. Pickett of Wroy was an in
t-resting caller at the Herald Oll!ce
IN Friday. He was on his way home
rom business trip to Weld county.
The fireworks display at the Phil
'irs County Fair at Holyake, Sep
tember 21-24 will be the best prog
am ever presented in northeastern
Colorado. ,ai
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Stewart
have been ENJOYING a visit from Mrs.
Barnhill of Lincoln. Nebraska and
daughter, Mrs. Schelley, of Palmyra,
Nebraska.
Mrs. Lloyd Clark and little daugh-
ter Charlotte of Denver have been
visiting two weeks with Mrs. Clark s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Kelley.
They returned home Friday
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Miller and son
Russell of Holbrook, Nebraska, who
are motoring to Boulder to their new
home, stopped two days with Bert
Stephenson and family. They are
also friends of Miss Myrtle Bible.
Mr.. Carr. who lives north of town
lost n valuable stallion last Friday
The horse ate too much wheat. which
had accidentally been left in his
reach. He was of the Perchcon
breed.
Paul Briggs, whose home is
twenty-five miles southeast of here
has raised some fine corn this year
one ear of the blue flint variet,
measured fourteen inches and wa,
well filled. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Woolford OF
Shenandoah, Iowa passed througl
here Saturday morning enroute I,
! their home after a pleasant trip /,
Denver and other points of interest
N the state 1ifi'''-a
| Lloyd White is having one of his
'esidences moved from his farm
Twelve miles southeast of here 10 one
IT his town lots. He will have il
made into modern dwelling ms soon
5 workmen can complete the work
Mrs. W. c. Heller and daughter
in-law, Mrs. Roy Heller, who reside
'welve milss northwest OF here were
! town Saturday having dental
work done and shopping. Mrs. Hel
nr reports many tlreshing outfits
in their neighborhood and farm heir
scarce.
l.. c. Krutz aud bride of Dcshler
Nebraska passed through here en-
route TO their home Saturday, after
spending their honeymoon at Den.
YER and noted places in the state
having made the trip in their auto
mobile. Mr.. Krutz is cashier of the
State bank at Dehsler.
Notice-The big fair is only 2d
days of. Start figuring now The
lest way 10 decorate your float
Let's make this one of the best M.
rades Holyoke has ever seen. II YOU
nrc undecided nbont what TO enter
will be glad to have n talk with YOU
anytime.-Forrest Hcthcotc. Supi
Parade and Floats.
Iessrs. g. =. Mitchell AMI e. D
Young Of Chicngo and their fnmilies
were On their wny home from M
outing in Yellowstone National Pnrl
and stopped in Holyoke. Saturday
They had nm immense pair of elk's
nnilcrs on the front of their eur
which attracted the attention of
many IIolvokc citizens. They snid
they found the best roads on their
trip from Denver TO IIolyokc.
The REQ Speed Wagon stopped
here cnroute TO 0mahn. Friday. This
truck, by making the fnstesi record.
has demonstrated the praciicabiliiy
Of transporting by trucks more
plainly thnn ON any previous trim.
The driver. Mr.. Jack kcovcrs of