The Holly chieftain., 1921-07-21
COOLIDGE NEWS
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that travel was resumed. Tuesday
the water rose level with the banks
again. putting it out OF commission.
Miss Eta Madge Mason who has
been suffering severely with rheu-
matism. is slowly recovering.
Emmett Hudson of La Junta is
visiting his uncle. H. S. Crittenden.
A lively meeting was held Satur-
day evening at the school house. OF
the signers of the coming Chautau-
qua at Coolidge to be held the
third week In August. The general
business was gone into and well dis
cussed. Several new plans were
presented and fayorably acted upon
one of which was to have special
day for the people Of Holly. who 80
well patronized it last year and call
1t Holly day. There was SO much
business to be taken up that an.
other meeting is called for Satur.
day. Everybody invited so that the
various committees can be select
ed work commenced Immediately.
Mr.. Bates was elected chairman,
w. r. Padley secretary and D. GRAY
en- treasurer
The Berean Bible class OF the
Presbyterian church held their re-
gular monthly meeting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Becker last
Wednesday evening. Thirty-fvo
members were present. The devo
tional part OF the evening was well
conducted by Rev. Allen, afteI
which, it being moonlight, all gath
cred upon the lawn and old fashion
cd games were indulged in. Re
freshments were splendidly served
by Mrs. H. Walner. Mrs. f. Glover
snd Mrs. w. o. Allen. The subject
OF a Sunday School teachers train
ing class was enthusiastically discus.
scd and w. r. Padley requested
to obtain oil the material upon the
subject he could. Mrs. NJ. Hunter
ci Holly was the guest of the even
ing. The next meeting will be held
on the second Wednesday OF Aug
rst at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
len. Refreshment committee: II
Smith, w. Burk and Blanche Bar.
nett; entertainment committee: w
R. Padley, VII Burk.
Mildred Opp and Harvey Shan
strom Of Lamar are visitors at John
Shanstroms',
Mrs. Earl Trotter who had to be
taken to Syracuse to receive the
constant care Of physician is re-
covering rapidly.
Marion and Darrell Grouse left
Tuesday for Arthur. fNeb., for Wis
it with homo folks.
Glen Logue returned home from
dodge City where he had been har-
vesting.
Mrs. C. L. Thompson Of Cotton
wood Falls, Kansas, who has been
visiting Mrs. Montgomery. left Tues
day.
Mrs. Altha Thompson was in Cool
idge Tuesday in behalf OF church
and Sunday School work.
Mrs. G. NJ. Belknap Of Wichita,
Kansas Is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Norton.
A. L. Remler was thrown from
horse Saturday evening and suffer
ed severe injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Cannon are Wis.
itors et Mrs. c. H. Montgomery
Monday.
MI, and Mrs. W. r. Mason and
children left Saturday for an extend.
ed tip through eastern Kansas,
Nebraska ond Denver. G. Martin Of
La Junta is relieving Mr.. Mason who
is operator at the depot.
Harry Merrill is down with an at
tack Of typhoid feve.
Mrs. E. w. England had to be
taken to the hospital at Syracuse.
Mrs. J. Lothian and children Of
Syracuse were In Coolidge Tuesday.
Ray Logue shipped two, cars OF
cattle to Kansas City Monday.
Harry Crittenden returned from a
trip to Kansas City Monday.
Some people think the draft
dodgers were very noble people.
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