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Evening journal., 1921-01-01

sey City on October i2,' giving him the
light-heayyNeight championship OF
the world.
In the week OF December 80. Joe
Lynch annexed a crown, taking title
from Pete Herman FOR the bantam
weight, in Madison Square Garden.
Golf.
I'd Ray. Englishman. lifted the ma
liOnal open golf title at Toledo. with
score OF 295. August i3.
ON September A.. Chick Evans won
the national amateur golf title at Ros-
lyn. y. Y, beating Francis Ouimet, I
and 6
Miss Alexa Stirling took the national
w0man's title ai Cleveland on October
Q. by beating Mrs. J. v. llurd, Pitts
burgh, 4 and 3.
Tennis.
William T. Tilden. Jr., United States.
won the British singles title in tennis
40 Wimbledon. England. on July 3.
Tildcn also won The national singles
title at Forrest Hills. y. j., September
6. beating William NJ Johnston.
Mrs. Molla Mallory Won national
singles Woman's title at Philadelphia,
September rs. beating Miss Marion
Zindersten, the latter having won the
national clay court singles champion
ship at Detroit on June PC.
Turf.
Man o. War. the Mahubah colt, set
the following world records: t.35 3-5
for one mile around turns In Withers
stake at Belmont. May %; 2ii IS for
mile and three furlongs in Belmont
stake at Belmont June ~: 2Oi i-j for
mile and live mrlongs In Realization
stake event at Belmont, September 4,
and beat sir Barton In mile and guar
fars rt4nNn1t nQnn AZ AAInHanr IQnuHl hN
eight lengths In 2.O3 on October ~.
Spion kop won English Derby at
EPSON Downs June ,, at i6 10 4.
ON October 70. Sister Bertha set
world record OF 203 81 for 3-year-Old
irOtlers at Lexington
Swimming.
Miss Eihelda Bleibtrey, Brooklyn,
was the years swimming wonder.
Miss Bleibtrey set the following wom-
Evening journal., 1921-01-01
High Spots of the old Year

by Republican convention Governor
Calvin Coolidge, OF Massachuse It's,
nominated for Vice President.
June iS-George W. Perkins. flnan-
cler, dies al Stamford, Conn.
June Samuel GOmpers elected
president Of American Federation OF
labor for thirty-ninih time.
July 6-iames NJ Cox, OF Ohio. nom
mated for President by Democrats .
Franklin ID. Roosevelt for Vice Presi-
dent.
July i3-Farmer-Labor party formed.
July i5-fOur army airplanes start
on 9O00-mlle trip 10 Nome, Alaska.
from Mineola, Long Island, arriving at
Nome August "a
August iS-Tennessee House ralihes
amendment 10 Federal Constitution
giving sufirare 10 women, being the
| thirty-sixth State 10 ratify.
August 26-Secretary OF State Colby
signs proclamation ptomulgating the
woman suffrage resolution as Nine
leenlh Amendment TO Constitution.
September 5-General Alyaro Obre'
gon elected President OF Mexico
September ii--First transcontinenta
lairmal reaches san Francisco.
September j6-president Deschanel
OF France, resigns.
Sepiemhor l6 - Explosion belieye'
caused by bomb skaters Wall street
New York Thirty killed.
September 23-Alexandre Milleranl
elected President Of France.
September 25-lacob n. Schin. New
York banker, dies.
September % Frederick W. Gal
lbraith. Jr, OF Cincinnati, elected ma
tnonal commander Of American lie
Fion
October i6-Strike Of British Goa
miners begins with walkout Of millioi
men.
October % - King Alexander, o
Greece. dies from monkey bite
October % - Terrence MacSwiney
lord mayor Of Cork. dies In Brixtol
prison. London. after hunger strike o
seveniy-fOur days.
November 2-Marrcn g Harding an,
Calvin Coolidge. Republican nominees
for President and Vice President o
the United states, are elected
November il-Assemhly or Leagu
OF Nations holds first session a
Geneva. Paul llymans, OF Belgium
elected president.
December i-General Alvar0 Ohre
gon sworn In as President OF Mexico
December iS-Assemhly Of Leagu
OF Nations ends first session al Genev
with fOrty-eight countries members.
December i9-Constantine returns 1
Greece as king. chosen by the people
Evening journal., 1921-01-01

January - President Wilson op-
poses treaty reservations.
January 80 - President Wilson au-
thorlzes the withdrawal OF American
troops from Siberia
January i1-Paul Dcschanel elected
President Of France.
February 2-E. r. Meredith ap-
pointed Secretary OF Agriculture TO
succeed David =. Houston. resigned.
February ii-Germany reOpens em-
bassy once in London, first since war.
February 20-near Admiral Robert
y peary. discoyerer OF the North Pole,
dies. aged 69.
February 22-Rum rebellion in Iron
county, Mich.
February Bainbridge Colby ap-
pointed Secretary OF State.
February 27-Major n. W. Schroeder
breaks altitude record at Dayton, o..
height 5000 feet.
March i-Railways returned 10 pri-
Nate owners.
March 1 - United States Supreme
Court decides United states Steel Cor
/ March i3-SeVen /. W. WIS are foun,
/ guilty OF murder al Cenlralia, Wash
lporation not trust.
March iq--Senale refuses 10 ratif,
peace treaty,
March 2O-Senalor Truman n New
berry Mich found guilty Of election
fraud: sentenced 10 serve two year
in prison.
March 2s-Tornado IN middle ives
and south kills i66, Si5.O00.0O0 damage
April Five Socialist members ar
expelled by New York Assembly.
April THE outlaw switehman'
strike becomes OF national importance
Fifty thousand men out.
April i3-president Wilson appoint
Labor Board Of nine 10 deal with rail
way labor disputes.
April fi-President Wilson preside
over nrst Cabinet meeting since sep
tember .. 1919.
April i9-Sir Auckland Geddes, Brit
ish Ambassador 10 United states, ar
lrived In New York
Npril 25-!ndemnity 10 be paid b.
Germany fixed at about s22 900 OlOOOO0
May 3-TOrnsdo in Oklahoma Kill
nfty-four.
MAY i3-Engene Debs nominated b,
Socialist party as candidate for Pres
I ident.
MAY 2i-Carranza. fugitive Presiden
Of Mexico. assassinaled at Tlaxcalam
kOngO.
May 2i-Adolfo de- Ia Huerta name
Provisional President OF Mexico.
June i2-Scnator Warren G. Hard
ing, OF ohio. nominated for Preslden
Evening journal., 1921-01-01
MOTORCYCLE CLUB
NAMES HUBER CHEF

Al the weekly meeting of the VII
Del Motorcycle Association much
business OF importance was trans
acted The greatest interest was the
election OF officers as follows NJ +.
Huber. president: n. W. Minner. vice
president; r. II. Cloud. financial sec
reiary and treasurer; r. i. Greene.
secretary: j. Palmer. sergcant-ai-
arms: Frank Way. road captain; W.
Schweitzer, trustee.
on next Thursday night President
Huber will appoint The social and
competitive committees.
The club Will hold open house for
an motOrcyclists and friends at the
association rooms, BOZ Torbcri street.
on next Thursday, William Osmond
is In charge OF the affair and prom
iscs a surprise.
The boys left The association rooms
at 10 o'clock this morning for Phila-
delphia.
Evening journal., 1921-01-01
Hl%SSd4seesr'

George Sisler Is a modest king.
He much prefers the ranks
When he was asked 10 lead the
Browns
lie merely said: mo. thanks"
Bob Meusel may blossom forth as
the Yankees FIRST sacker next spring.
Al least. Huggins doesn't deny IL.
Joe Lynch plans TO take part Of his
months lay-On In California Every
champion goes 10 the coast, u seems,
but most OF them 80 into the picture
game while they are resting.
Ohio state seems to have contracted
the Wanderlust In all departments of
sport. The Bucks ball club will take
a iauni among southern universities
early in the spring as a Warm-up FOR
their northern schedule.
Some siallstican has dug up am
davits 10 show that Johnny Dundee
boxed six nights In one week at six
different cities and won six fights.
Travelling some.
The citizens OF san Jose. Cal. met
M lSiralgler Lewis q ithc train and
gave him a strawberry welcome on
his Homecoming. Hes their FIRST
world champion.
Rabbit Maranvlle, the Boston in
nelder whom John McGraw Is gun
ming for with both barrels. Is a crack
basketball player. he il managing a
quintet OF New Englanders who are all
rabbits Maranville mas little trick
OF dodging between the legs OF big
guards.
Heine Groh Is keeping In trim by
doing a lot OF bowling on the Cincin-
n4H llloNe
Evening journal., 1921-01-01

Frank Quinby. former captain OF the
Yale baseball team, says that his alma
matters football Is ten years behind
The times He's boosting for the re-
turn OF Al sharpe.
Billy sullivan. once The premier
catcher OF the baseball world. Invested
his earnings In an apple ranch near
Newberg, Ore. Friends kidded Billy at
the time. but now he Kids everybody
who buys an apple at fruit stand.
Willie keeler. leading hi1er OF the
National League back IN 1897. Is now
In poor health and broke lie has re-
fused aid from his former baseball
pals.
Nate Lewis says ihere'e a big handl-
cap Richie Mitchell Will be up against
when he meets Benny Leonard In New
York. ITS having too many brothers
In the light game" says Nate.
Irish boxers rule the ring.
Just as they like 10 do
There's Dempsey, Brition and kilbane,
And Lynch is Irish, too.
Leonard Is a Hebrew boy.
John Wilson eats spaghei-
Now Benny's crown Is sitting
straight
But John amt risked his yet
There doesn't seem to be any limit
10 the salary an athlete may draw
down these days
Jim Barnes has tied himself up 10
a golf contract that calls for as many
nickels as Cobb Is TO get FOR manag
ing the Bengals.
~ all the easy money, folk.
To Jimmie Barnes you must bow
All jamie has 10 do Is solf.
His salary's thirty thou.
Evening journal., 1921-01-01
Ry DEAN SNYDER.

Nineteen Hundred and Twenty has
been the year OF the athlete.
Every branch OF sport has pros
pered. Crowd records have been
smashed. showing We are a sport
loving people Now marks have been
hung mp 20 shoot at. Some OF the
crOwn-wearcrs have slubbed their
toes. other supers have slipped into
their places.
Baseball profits for the major
leagues total nearly ten million. Foot
ball collected nearly half as muCh.
Purses IN boxing have scared TO
undrcamed-Of numerals. but still the
people pay because they are fans.
Baseball.
The first three days OF May saw the
BrOOklyn Dodgers set a major league
record by playing IS innings in three
consecutive games.
Walter Johnson pitched the FIRST
n0-hit. nO-run game OF his career
against the Red ~oN on July 1, Win
ming 1 90 o.
Babe Ruth broke his own home
run record 0f % hu~ls on July 10. and
on September % boosted ID 30 81.
ON October i0 Bin Wambsganss. of
the Cleveland Indians made the first
unassisicd triple play ever recorded
in a world series, and Elmer Smith,
another Indian. s0cked a homer with
the bases full for another big-series
record
And on October 70. the Cleveland IN
dians won the world championship
at Cleveland. beating the Dodgers in
the deciding game. 3 10 0.
Boxing.
Jack Dempsey twice defended his
heavyweight crown during the year.
lie Knocked out Billy Miske in three
rounds at Benton HarbOr, Mich. on
September G. and stopped Bill Bren-
nan i'm Twelve rounds 40 Madison
square Garden December A..
Mike ODowd, middleweight champ,
lost his title 90 Johnny Wilson at Bos-
ton on May 6.
Georges Carpenter knocked out Bat
Ting Levinsky In four rounds at Jer-
Evening journal., 1921-01-01

Brandywine Bearcats defeated the
Knights Of Columbus quoiters, TO
ON the X. Of C.. courts. Philips eN-
celled with three ringers while Lucas
tossed a pair. The score.
X. OF Z. ......S u ~ % i0-i
B. Bearcats ...... .2 II p u H-i
PLAYERS. knights OF COlumbus-S.
Brainard. j. Brainard. McCrea, Phil
lips. BrandyVine-Tobin, Lucas. Hub
bard and Lacey.
Welcome defeated Dnigent in the
Jr. D. l.. A. VI. 0u0it League last
night in three straight sets. The score (:
Diligent ................-is 10 ~
Welcome .sss..sT.. q q -i-n
PLAYERS: Diigent-piersOn, Ran
dolph. Sharpless. Ayers. simmons,
captain. Welcome-F Walker, cap
tain: n. Walker, Il. Golden. ]. Oar
reu. Referees Gordy and A. Gross.
Evening journal., 1921-01-01
u-ST STATISTICS

SOUTH BEND. Jan. IA football
enthusiast has dug up the interesting
data that NOire Dame has played 22O
football games since 1881. in which it
scored a total OF 57i2 points, while
opposition eleyens collected but i0Ot.
Evening journal., 1921-01-01
STILL PICKING.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1. Connie
Mack IS sticking to his theory Of
picking 'em young and letting EN-
grow. Tie has signed up a youngster
from the Oklahoma A. and NJ. College
by the name Of Wilbur Ray.
Evening journal., 1921-01-01
HEnMAN,s pROFIrS

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. lit Is esii-
mated that ex-bantam champ, peA
Herman, earned more than any i've
bantam kings that have gone befoe
him. His nest-egg will probably iotA
over $4,000.
Evening journal., 1921-01-01
TIuS Is No KID

GATUN. Canal Zone. Jan. i.-Golfers
here enjoy the distinction OF putting
on course that cost sS0OOO00. 10 is
lhe Gatun Dam and is golf course
lust because II offers a convenient
DLace for links.
Evening journal., 1921-01-01
TRAPsHOOTTNC.

Poultry shOOi az BcllcVuo.
New Years Day shoot at GreenhiH
Club.
spoon and pipe shoot 10 be staged
at the range near Shellpot Park.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Gun
Club will stage a spoon shoot at
their range at TOdd's Cut.
Evening journal., 1921-01-01
FULL SWING.

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. i.-"Gavvy"
Cravath has been given full rein as
OF the salt Lake Club. II he
didn't have The necessary ability.
prexy Bill Lane wouldn't have hired
him
Evening journal., 1921-01-01
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
.nuEnIILE FnR NEXT WEFK

Administration vs. Filters, Nos. 81
and 3 alleys.
Material vs.. Transportation. Nos. 4
and 2 alleys,
Drillcrs vs.. Boilers. Nos. > and G
ullrV-
Evening journal., 1921-01-01
MiSr LIKE HIN.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 4. "Duster~
the Cleveland Indians, is coaching a
bail club here In the winter league.
watch u 20" says The "DusLer."
Evening journal., 1921-01-01

Real estate and homes 10 rent and 70
sell will be advertised to good profit
through the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1921-01-01

At v NJ C.. A-Afternoon, West
minister vs. First-Ceniral; 81 psul's
vs. Union. Night, Grace VS. West:
Brandywine vs.. Second Baptist.
Evening journal., 1921-01-01

CHURCH LEAGUE BOWLING
The following scores were rolled last
nirht on the y. NJ. e.. A. alleys.
SECOND BAPTIST
Evening journal., 1921-01-01
BASKFTnAII.
CHURCH LEAGUE.

Old Swedcs vs.. Parkslde at Old
Swedes at 7.30 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-01-01
NEW YEARS SPORT

SOCCER
Edrc Moor vs.. parkside al Edg8
Moor at 3i5 O'Clock.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-15
PARENT-TEACHER.
ASSOCIATION met
Reception Given to New Teachers
Tuesday Evening.

The first meeting of the Holly
ParcntTeacher Association was
held Tuesday evening and at that
time reception was rendered to
the teaching force of the Holly Con
sOlidated schools.
A short program was given, Mrs.
Fred Saunders giving vocal solo
and selection by the Mems Double
Qunrtette. Mr.. L. NJ. Appel, presi
dent of the Board of Education
gave talk on lack of support or
the association by the parents and
few of the essential factors in the
proper conduct of the schools
President E. E. Powers announc
ed his committee appointments for
the coming year, outlining the
work which the association plans
to accomplish during the present
school year.
The audience was then invitedtc
present themselves downstairs
where the refreshment committee
under the management of Mrs, E.
]. Thaer, served punch and cake.
The next meeting will be held
Tuesday, October II.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-15
USING A NOVEL
ADVERTISING SCHEME
Mccue Mercantile Company Will
Sell Refrigerator at Your Price,

c. +. Fortney resident manager
of the w. F McCue Mercantile com.
Dany placed in the show window
of the store this morning high
grade Northand refrigerator which
will be sold at your own price. The
price of $3.50 is plainly marked to-
day and this amount will be re-
duced 50 cents each day until sold
Mr.. Fortney informs the Chieftain
there is no limit placed and the
low bidder will get the box. Its a
beauty and already several pros
pectife owners are planning to
watch the price cad each morning
and buy 1t when they decide the
price has reached the low level.
Better be careful, however. or the
other fellow will bent you to it.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-15
Byars Has Fall Opening

J. b. Byars, Company are announc-
ing their Fall Opening in this issue
of the Chieftain and by bills that
are being distributed broadcast
over the Holly territory. Manager
G. o. Virgin recently returned from
a trip to st. Louis and other buyers
of the store have been in New
York, and as result new goods
have been arriving daily for the
past two weeks until the local
store is being crowded with the
latest offerings OF the season Con.
suit the prices being quoted and
you will not need to 90 elsewhere or
refer to your mail order catalOgs
when making your fall purchases.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-15
Farewell Reception to Pastor.

The Methodist congregation gave
farewell reception to Rev. C. F.
Lucas and family at the church on
Monday evening. Rev. Lucas has
filled the local pulpit for the past
two years and during that time the
membership has moro than doubled
As an appreciation of the work
of Rev and Mrs, Lucas, here Mrs.
Lucas was presented with beaut-
ful linen table cloth and Rev Lucas
with five dollar gold piece. The
Lucas family will leave Friday morn.
ing for their new work at Wray
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-15
Carlton Bridge Open

The river bridge north of Carlton
is again open and Holly autoists
who have business in Lamar can
escape part of the rough road
west from Granada. The Trail
road from Granada west to the
county seat for more than a year,
has taxed the ingenuity of auto.
drivers to navigate the same with.
out wrecking their cars. However
a good road will be the result as
soon as the construction work is
completed.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-15
Had Busy Day

/. N. SwaffOrd spent very busy
day last Thursday. Besides doing
fine business in his produce
house, Mr.. Swafford sold his resi-
dence in Holly, traded a suburban
tract n Canon City for 100 acre
farm in Stafford county, Kansas,
and closed the day by selling a two
acre tract in the SwaffOrd Johnson
addition to Holly. Some goer when
he gets started-1ke Swafford is.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-15
WEBB FAIR
NEXT WEEK
Fifth Annual County Fair At
Cheney Center Sept 20 and n.

Big preparations are being made
for the fifth annual county fair
which will be held at Cheney Cen
ter Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week. According to information
reaching the Chieftain office, this
years exhibits give promise of be-
ing the best since the Inauguration
OF the fair five years ago
Holly people should plan to at
tend on one or both days of the
fair.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-15
After Burglars

Sheriff Lee Richardson and cOun.
ty attarney Pearce of Finney coun.
ty and Sheriff Jones of Syracuse,
were In town Saturday afternoon
on the trail of burglars who had
entered stores at Garden City and
Syracuse the latter part of the
week and made away with consid.
cradle goods, Not finding their
parties here, the officers went west
to Lamar
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-15
Typewriter for Postmaster

Postmaster Adkins is sporting 6
brand new typewriter-no not the
variety to hold in ones lap-but a
Royal with all the new and improv
ed attachments. The increased bus
mess of the local office demands
that the work of the office be cared
for with dispatch and this is one
of the much needed helps. Pretty
soft for Democrat postmaster, eh
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-15
Old Settlers Picnic

The annual old settlers picnic of
Southeastern PrOwers and northern
Baca county will be held at Butte
Fork, tomorrow the 10Th This is
an annual affair in that locality
and preparations are being made
for big doins' down there Visitors
are welcome-the only request be
ing to bring your cups and plates
that you may properly handle your
share of tile big barbecue dinner
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-15
Have Watermelon Party

A number OF young people gath
cred at the fine country home OF
MIR. and Mrs. W. w. Wright last
Tuesday evening for social even
ing After several hours of fun the
jolly bunch of party lovers enjoyed
real old fashioned watermelon
feast. The lovely evening and the
watermelons comprised to make it
one OF the most enjoyable parties
of the summer.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-15
A. v. Now On Schedule

The A. V. passenger which leaves
Holly earh morning at Z o'clock
ror Swink, has again resumed its
regular. schedule which has been
badly demoralized since the flood of
June a. All the valley towns are
now being served. the train arriv-
ing on the return trip to Holly
at o'clock in the evening.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-15
Filled Big Silo

Workkmen under the management
of Supt. J. Fl. Leonard completed
the filling of the big silOs at the
Model Dairy, last Saturday. 300
tons of condensed feed was placed
in storage which with the supple
ment of other feeds will last about
one year and will be fed to the
registered herd of HOlsteins main
tanned at the farm.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-15
Duck Season Open Tomorrow

The duck season opens tomorrow,
!he 10Th. and the local spOrtsmen
have been busy shining up their
old Betsys' and putting in a good
supply of ammunition in anticipa-
tion of the good shooting that is
promised this fall. Ducks have
been plentiful thus far and it is
expected that with the advent
of colder weather numerous ilocks
will light on the ponds near Holly.
Hubscribe FOR The Chieft8tu-NoW
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-15
New Subscribers This Week

Melba Devlin. AniswOrth. Neb.:
Rev. r. II. Cantwell, Holly; J. f.
Donlon, Holly; NJ. o. Croft. Cheney
Center: j. w. Bland, Fort Collins:
Mrs. Ida Johnson, Coolidge.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-15
Annual Rummage Sale

The annual rummage sale of the
Womans Society of the Presbyter.
ian church will be held October I
and s in the White Brothers
building on the east side of Main
street.
Anyone having any articles for
the sale will please leave them with
Mrs. II. G. Demaray. l4-3t
-Trv nuv Vuapt Ado Thav noy
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-15
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

Millions of people who helped
waste the government money two
years ago, are now cmplaining
about their, taxes.
See Chas Ray in alarm Clock
Andy" at Cow Club Theatre Friday
and Saturday. 30 and 10 cents.
Don't fail to see Chas. Ray in
c. F. Fortney swung around the
circle Saturday in the course of his
days preambulations visiting La
mar, Bristol. Brandon nd Sheridan
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. MOrich were
Monday visitors at Lamar
j G.. Wadsworth and J. S. McMur-
try were Tribune Kansas visitors
Tuesday.
Cashier E. j. Thayer of the First
National Bank left Monday night
for Denver where he is attending
the sessions of the State Bankers
Association being held at the Capt.
tol City this week.
alarm ClOrk Andy" at Cow Club
Theatre, Friday and Saturday. 80
and 10 cents.
Miss Anna Lucas, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Lucas, left
Monday afternoon for Baldwin, Kan
sas where she will enter Baker Un
iversity. Miss Ruby Overstreet Of
Granada was also passenger for
the same place
Mrs.E d. Shirley was taken to
La Junta last week to hospital
where she submitted to a serious
operation. Latest reports are to
the effect that she is getting along
nicely. Her many friends hope for
her full and speedy recovery.
/ After a vacation of two months
the Social Department of the Won,
ans Society of the Presbyterian
church met at the home of Mrs.
Frank Allen September Sth at 2:30
p. m. A good attendance was pres.
ent at this meeting and pleasant
l.. NJ. Appel and Guy Shive drove
to Elkhart. Kansas. Wednesday on
a business trip.
The Kings Heralds will hold their
regular meeting Saturday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock at the home
of Mildred Wells. A good attend
ance is desired
Mr.. and Mrs W. |. Kidder and
son Lee returned last Wednesday
from two weeks vacation trip.
While they were away they visited
in the states OF Oklahoma, Neb
raska and Kansas Miss Ruth Hill
was custodian Of the Holly Jewelry
and Music Store during their alb.
sence.
The C. NJ Brown family were
called to Kansas last Sunday by
the serious illness of Mr.. Browns
mother.
Mrs. Elinor Hinch is able to be
out again after Il seige Of poison
ing caused by spider bite while
she was attending the Wilson fam.
lily, at McClave.