The state herald., 1920-06-25
OF INTEREST TO 7OUR READERS

VAIN Brothers received car load
OF new Fordson tractors Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed James visited
relatives at Haxtun, Sunday.
During our heavy rain, Venango
territory south was visited by n bad
hail storm.
Mr.. Frank Pollock of Alexis, Ill
inois arrived in Holyoke Monday
afternoon.
Messers Walrod and James were
liaxtun business visitors Monday
afternoon.
Foreman Wright and family are
nicely located in the new house built
by Lee Kelly.
Usher Kelsey and Mr.. Williams of
the Standard Drug were incoming
passengers Thursday.
Mrs. Ad, Wiseman of Haxtun, who
represents n Denver firm, was in
Holyoke, Thursday on business.
Mrs. Mcknight of Haxtun is Wis
itinS Mt the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Timmons, caring for the chill
drcn while their mother and father
are in Denver.
Come in and see the real bargains
We have to offer in second hand
pianos and players.
Ridnour Piano Co.
Albert and Lillian Anderson from
Herndon, Kansas, and Myrtle Mel
HEX Of Atwood, Kansas arrived in
Holyoke, Wednesday for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Smith.
Mrs. Howard Crowner and two
sons Of Sterling arrived in town,
Thursday for visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Thompson,
and sisters, Elizabeth and Frances.
Mr.. George Sorenson broke up the
Shpley quarter and is putting it in
millet. After finishing this job he
will JOIN his wife on their homestead
near Tres Piedras, New Mexico.
Mrs. Dick Sholes and son, Frank
Pollock, left Thursday for Illinois.
Mrs. Sholes will visit her daughter,
Mrs. Nav Sholes, and family, and
Mr. Pollock is returning home after
a lew '"sS Visit mere .ssfIe
Mesdames Ballard and Shal Me
Elsie, Nebraska were in Holyordoo
tween trains "Wednesday night the
Thursday morning to have some the
tai work done, but found DIR. STRIFE"
away. moo t..e
Attorney Claude d. Walrod has
gone into the dairy business and
you will encounter him ON the street
each morning very early. deliver.
ing milk to his custoners-his
family. -.
Pete Robinson, one time popular
horse buyer who used to make Hol-
yoke often, left Tuesday evtning
after spending few days in Hol.
yoke. Mr. Robinson il iensEetf in
the land business at Hugo, Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brayfield and three
children left ON the Tuesday evening
train for Boulder 10 make their fut-
ure home. Mr.. Brayfield and family
came to Holyoke three months ago
from Illinois. ,, -.
Miss Clarabell Brock of oSedhlia,
sister of V. II. Brock. arrived in Hol-
yoke, Wednesday evening TO visit
Mr. and Mrs. Brock. Little Miss
Gladys Brock, who has been visiting
in Missouri for the past month, came
home with her auntie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Burge auioed
10 Wray. Sunday to witness the ball
game between Wray and Holyoke
From there they boarded the train
for Denver for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sears drove the ear
back to Holyoke ON their return from
n few DAYS spent in Denver,
l.. c. Greiner will sell his house.
hold goods ON the street Saturday
mud with his fnmily win leave i'm
mcdintely for Los Angeles TO make
their future home. Mrs. Grciner's
parents reside at Los Angeles. L.
C., will be employed nt telephone
work.
Word was received from Denver
over long distance Thursday morn
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