The Holly chieftain., 1920-09-02

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Sunday evening they were enter
House in Syracuse by Mrs. Bean
| and Miss Irene Plank.
Parties wanting money will do
well to call ON A. ID. Bennett, four
miles northeast of town. phone 63Jf.
Bring your containers with You and
save the price of the container. Now
is the time to get your honey. Come
and see 1t extracted from the comb.
6-tf A. d. BENNETT.
Mrs. HI. e. McKeever and baby.
James. who have been spending
several weeks here with her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Bryce,
left Sunday for their home at Dill.
worth, Okla. They also took with
them a milk goat recently pur.
chased here for Baby James sup
ply of milk.
Henry Hank, and son Edward, of
Dundy County, Neb., returned home
last night after . pleasant visit
with Barney Shook and family.
Mr.. Hank recently purchased the
Williams section of land south
east OF Holly. just over the Kansas
state line. He is highly pleased
with this section.
j. HI. Cochran, who has been
farming west of Webb the past
year, was in the first of the week
to bill farm sale which he will
hold on September 7th, after
which he will move to Oregon.
However. he is retaining a section
and half of land on the south
side. He is letting up on farming
for time on account of the help
problem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Russell, south
OF town, were among those who at.
tended the Cattlemen's Carnival at
Garden City. They returned home
last Saturday. being accompanied
by Mrs. Russell's sister, Mrs. A.
H. Holmes, who resides near Gar.
den and who came out to spend
the week end. Hugh says the
show this year was well up to the
standard of previous years.
Prot. Englund, superintendent of
the Coolidge school, and his bride
have been trying out farming re-
Gently on the Egger farm near
Coolidge while Mr.. and Mrs Egger
were in the mountains on their
vacation. The Coolidge school will
| open next week, however. when
they will resume their school work
with q faculty to give the Coolidge
school full high school credits.
Relief Agent, R. 4. Springer, is
expected here in day or two to
relieve Agent c.. w. Hurd of the
local Santa Fe depot g until z his
regular successor has been chosen.
Mr.. Hurd expects to enter upon
his new duties at the Las Animas
station on next Tuesday, though
he will return at q later date to
ship his household goods and
finish up other business matters
here.
Richard Demaray, who has been
in the employ of the Hutchison
oCdCC D0Alh lOT SOulc Cllllc poSC, HAS
resigned that position to accept q
situation with the Holly Sugar
Corporation in their clerical de-
| partment at Grand Junction.
Richards. resignation is effective
September 18th when he will prob.
ably spend a day or two here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. G..
Demaray.
Ben w. Craven, editor of the
Bristol Herald, came in this noon
from Silver Springs, Ark, where he
had been spending a two weeks
vacation with his brother who is
engaged in farming near that place.
Brother Craven was ecstatfc in his
expressions relative to the health
giving waters of the "Arkansaw"
springs and in praise OF the crops
raised there. In fact he Is thinking
OF going there to live
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Prescott, of
Los Angeles, Calf, left last Fri
day night for Topeka. Kas.. after
very pleasant ten days visit
here with the formers aunt and
cousin, Mrs. Lucinda A. and Charles
Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott
are on an extended vacation and
visit. They will spend some time
with friends and relatives in I'LL
nOis and other northern points
after which they will return home
by way of Seattle and Portland.
John Compton, the barber, accom-.