The state herald., 1921-09-09
Locals in Brief

Miss Clark and Mrs. Gruger OF
Haxtun were Holyoke visitors last
Friday.
= W. Utsch of Denver arrived Thurs
day and will be employed basker at
the Holyoke bakery.
i Mrs. H. B. Phelps. who has been Ill
at Denver was able to come home the
fore part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bovee and
family and their brother, D. W. Ho-
{ falling, attended the Imperial fair
| Thursday. asS, ,f.g
I! The ladies' o. the Baptist Mission.
I ary society will meet with Mrs. Roy
Sutherland. Thursday afternoon. All
ladies invited: - 'fe 'iS
Mr.. and Mrs. William Show return
ed Thursday afternoon from vaca-
tion spent at Lincoln and other Me-
oraska points.
Or. Paul b. Godsman OF Burlington,
Colorado was among the good roads
boosters who attended the meeting in
Rolyoke last week.
John Peterson OF Benkleman was
looking after business interests in
Holyoke this week and shaking hands.
with old acquaintances.
MIR. and Mrs. T. III. Latta, who have
been visiting their son William and
family at Denver for the past two
weeks, returned Wednesday.
Miss Milicent Painter and Miss
Norma Mowry left Thursday after
noon for Denver to resume their
studies at the University of Deaver.
Miss Helen Reaves, who has been
the guest of the Misses Clara and
Hurtha Fulcher for the past two
weeks. returned to her home in Dem
yer. Thursday.
Mr.. II. Hiatt. who went to Union
vile, Iowa to visit relatives, returned
Thursday. His mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Hiatt, and nephew, Earl Fuller, re-
turned with him.
Mrs. r. l.. Hitzelberger and baby.
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Clark Penwell. left Wedneday for a
visit at eDnver before returning to
her home at Dallas. Texas.
On account of our linotype opera
tor being a member of the volunteer
fire department which took part IN
the contests at the Loveland tourna-
ment, we are little late with our
paper this week.
Miss Wilma Slack was passenger
for Ft. Collins. Thursday afternoon,
where she will resume her studies
at the agricultural college. Miss Slack
will finish her studies there at the
end of the chool year.
Mrs. o. c. Zing of Boulder is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. rilton this
week. Mrs. Zing is on her way home
from an extended visit at Osceola,
Iowa.
Mrs. a. I. o'Connor visited her
parents in Denver last week. Her
folks returned with her to visit for
time. Her father is ninety three
years old.
Miss Florence Johnston OF Pitts
burg, Pennsylvania arrived Wednes-
day and will be employed as nurse
at the hospital. Miss Johnston has
been in Denver nursing.
Prof. c. w. Bunch and Mrs.
Bunch's sister, Mrs. Ickes and hus-
bed of Moline, Illinois. who have
be visiting Prof. Bunch AMI wife
the past week, motored to Denver
and other points Of interest this
week.
Miss Marjory Coleman left FRI
day for Alliance, Nebr., where she
viii be employed in the Alliance
school this year. Miss Coleman
taught in the Haxtun schools part
of last vear. and finished her work
this spring at the teachers college
II, Chadron, Nebraska.
Robert L. Propst, brother-in-law
of George Hall, passed through
Holyoke Wednesday on his way To
his home at Plnttsmouth, Nobr., hay
ing been in Denver. Mr.. Propst will
leave shortly for Florida to spend
the winter.
The Lakeside Grange held spe-
cial meeting Wednesday evening at
the Lakeside school house. After n
short business meeting n very inter-
csting program YVES given. Then
ice cream and cake were served.
There was quite large attendance,
many visitors being present.
Miss II. Wickmnn Of Denver ar
rived Saturday to assume her du-
ties MS instructor in Spanish and
Latin at the high school. Miss Wick
man fant fh, nluca NJ Miss tduu