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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-01-18
PRODUCE

Butter, Moscow creamery ID. 33 @ 38c
Butter, ranch, per lb. -. soc and 35c
Butter, Purity creamery Id. 33 q 38c
Eggs 80 % 35c
New Potatoes, per h.. .......... Re
White Beans, per b.. 8 and 1-3c
Spring Chickens, per h.. 10 to 16c
Hog prices, according to Hagan and
Cushing:
Hogs, light No. l ..........7 to TIC
Hogs. heavy to 5
Beef, No. steers ...........5 to 53a
No. / heiters Az to S
Country dressed hogs ......... .1Oc
NO. COWS -. i. ~
Sheep-Spring lambs, fancy. IS to 53h
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-01-18
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

BUY, A COW. MUST
be giving milk or freshen soon Call
274-R 96-1O1
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TABLE BOARD.

1907 PARK RD.-EIceptional meals; some
thing different; you'll BE- surprised; positively
best dinner in town. Adams 2003. %
OPPOSITE WARDMAN PARK Excellent
table: references Col 1885. n014e
1716 EYE ST. N.W.-Delightful meals, res-
snnable rates
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
UNFURNISHED-Continued.
No. Coz THE kEDR1CK,
I2oJ K ST NV.

Beautiful corner apartment on sixth moor
with south and east exposures: four unusually
large outside rooms reception hall and tiled
bath Immense closets. Krpapcred, repainted
and floors vanished throughout Excellent
elevator service Itpnt only SIS.
ALSO No. ,Nl. with -four ro-ms and tiled
bath. $40. All outside rooms large closets:
inst rr,Iproratru.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

W = AS0o kA&sO "a 4O0ASS.
TWO ROOMS SUITABLE FOR A DENTIST:
next 10 Peoples Drug Store. 3i035 u st.
NV. g
TWO BRIGHT OFFICE ROOMS. N The
SsW YHrf shs snd .ss0t
iesi reasonable: Apply At bank.
FURNISHED OFFICE. CENTRAL LOCA-
tion: rent reasonable. Call $40 Star building
after pm.
FCRNIsHED OFFICE OR DESK SPACE,
front suite; new mahogany: attractive deal
Bee supt. Bond Bldg. 14th and New York
ave.
CHOTCE ROOM IN LAwYER'S SUITE N
Washington Loan and Trust Co. bldg. Apply
suite 82i or by phone, Fr. 1903.
ROOM 3O4 IN OFFICE BUILDING At liOs
18th st. NV: heat, lights. running water. sie-
vator and Janitor service: Is by 40 #: SO
monthly Apply jsntor.
SOUTHERN BUILDING.
A few desirable Offices. either single or co
suite. Apply Manager. Room :20.
Allan L. Walker & Co.. Inc.
sl3 18th St NV. Main 2l3O.
Ills CONNECTICUT AVE.
Desirable Offices, either single or en- suite,
IN new building. Apply Manager. Room 20
Allan E. Walker G. Co.. Inc.
s1a 18th St. NV. Main e4so
NEAR 10Th AND K SITS.
ONCE room. frst-noor front. Rent, $40.
1881 K ST.
Once room second-noor front. Rent, $40.
GEO. w. LINkINS,
l7Ia -. o
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FARMS.
For SALE,

ANY ONE LOOKING FOR FARMS. LARGE
small. I have them Also houses in la Is
Church, Va, and vienna Va Phone Falls
Church 93-J-2. J. l.. fLAHERTY. Fails
Church. Va. -
WE HAVE THE FINEST LIST OF MONT
gomery county farms and suburban homes
that can be had: see before buying or sell
ing. We will save you both time and money.
CISSEL & MCFARLAND, INC,
Phone s2-J. Rockville. Maryland
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FOR RENT-FL00R SPACE.

SUNNY ROOMS. SEP
electricity. heat. hotel
doctors ONCE, business,
1924 Vermont ave. s.
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FOR RENT-wAREHoUsEs.

WAREHOUSE. BRICK. FOR SALE OR
rent: q 900 feet floor space: electric elevator.
freight yard. Apply Room 5O6. International
bldg Main 752.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR MALE

LARGE. NEW STORE WITH GROOM APT:
garage: ami: leased for sl75 per mo-: car
rrinG charge. slc5 per mo: value Increasing:
another good buy; NJ brokers Mr.. FORD.
Adams oo,S So
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SPNCE FOR ONE OR TWO CARS IN PRf.
waite garage: light and water. Apply 45i q
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| LARGE, SPACIOUS
arately or en- suite
service: suitable for
| club, private parties.
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NEAR 18Th AND col. RID. NW.-HOLLOw
fiIr and brick ] ear. SEQ
WILLIAM :. PHILLIPS,
.no Norr yorh kya y " Main l6nO
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FOR RENT-R0OMs.

FURNISHED ROOMS-C0nlingGa.
1912 MASS. AVE. Nw.-Furnished. steam
heated room, adjoining bath; reasonable: 8rd
floor: meals IL desired.
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l1th and sts. w.-I.arGe front
double room; twin beds: all conveniencrs; two
gentlemen Ant n(3 or Frank, SfS6.
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NEAR 18th AND /. SITS. N.W.-PRIyATE
garage for one car. l.. b. +. PRINCE. 1410
-
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WANTED-GARAGEs.

wANTED-A PRIVATE GARAGE FOR ONE
small car: in neighborhood Of Conn. ave. and
ST Address RoS 159-U. Star once.
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GARAGE FOR RENT.
Rear.
1910 Riggs place NV.

EsTABLIsHED REPAIR SHOP. GARAGE OR
storage: $40 per month; size. 2SI8n; brick
construction, with water: six individual en-
frances on wide paved alley. between 9Th and
9Th l. and N SITS. NV. CHAS. S. SHREVE,
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UNE husmess Property. Two stores and Two
Call Main LIZ, -
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so I. st. NE-NICE NEW BUHT-IN
brick garage: reasonable. Call after 3 pm.
RRANn-NEw METAL GARAGES IN THE
rear 400 block Kenyon st, NV: 81 per month,
ROBERT l.. MITCHELL CO..
tnJ Irving st, NV Col. 919.
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1895 QUINCY ST. N.W.-0ne room, adjoining
inciosed sleeping porch; electricity reasonanie
N Q0lO-W ~
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THIS CHARMING NEW HONE N TAKoMA
PARK. %. C.-Detached. colonial type home:
sleeping porch: hot water heat: electricity and
gas; hardwood floors and trim all over. To
see is to appreciate. Do not miss this oppof-
tunty. $50 per month.
01o 10Th 81. NV. Main a371.
Evening star., 1922-11-03

PRIVATE BRICK GARAGES, s1o; near 10th
mud VI NV. franklin -S4i2. =.
9TH AND L ST. = CARS. So. DAVID L.
EAEfY. 1907 III II. NV.
FEAR ssis Iith ST. N.w.-s MONTH. AP
Evening star., 1922-11-03

STABLE or garage for rent.
Rear of 152l-59 Marion st. NV.
Can also be used for storage.
Size 2Ox1OO. Rent, $50 per month.
William R. Ellis. 1889 Eve st.
Evening star., 1922-11-03

A MOST EXCELLENT HOME AND BUSi-
ness, located in suburban city without com.
petition doing a splendid general merchandise
business. The house has rooms and bRit.
with electricity and h.w.h The owner will
sell or trade for any good small Residential!
property in the city that is reasonably priced.
Call Mr.. SHERWiN. Main Sab.
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I:NFCRNISHED.

NEW APARTMENTS.
SHAWMUT. MONTELLO. kN0WLTON,
18th and Columbia road NV.
Very desirable fve-rO and bath apart
ments. some with porch. At $l3" and sl4O.
Two room. kitchen. reception hail and bath
apartments. SS5. 500 and 800. First-class
service. Resident manager and cafe on prem
ises.
b. F. SAUL CO..
Main 200. 1912 Eye ST NV.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT BUILDING,
Just completed located on Colorado ave. be-
tween 18th and 10th stS. NV
| Four rooms and bath.
Five rooms aud bath.
Six rooms and two baths.
All outside rooms, overlooking beautiful
grounds Of residences in that exclusive neigh
borhood.
Open for inspection. For further particulars
! spply to
wM H. SAUNDERS & Co.
1883 Il St. NV.
Phones Main 1915 and 1917.
1901 BUCHANAN ST NW-3 ROOMS AND
BATH h.-w.h.: laundry privileges; new house =:
convenient two car lines and 18th ST. bus. $50
month. Apply TO 7:30.
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR; L.H.K.; NEW
home; 10 employed couple. olO Ascot place
| u.e.. near md and r. !. ne. -
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VICINITY I4th AND L SITS N.w.-ST1T-
all" for repair shop. capacity five. cars; rent.
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FOR RENT-R00Ms.
UNFINISHED ROO

rooms, bath: heat and light furnished: ex-
elusive neighborhood: near 2 car lines; reason
able rent, -
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TWO ROOMS SUITABLE FOR A DENTIST
next 10 Peoples Drug Store. 3i0S-5 II st.
NV. 5s
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IDEAL BUILDING FOR LAUNDRY, ICE
factory. carpet cleaning establishment. stor-
age or small factory at q sacrifice. Address
OWNER. Box 2l-M. Star Ofice. Sc
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{; NEAR l4th AND X SITS. N.w.-3-SToRY
, brick: lot 2lxlO. This property b-
| modelled for business and sold At big profit
For quick sale will make price very low. Ad-
| dress BOX a6-W Star office
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NEAR 18th AND Park ROAD-Comfortabiy
furnished. large. sunny, front rOOm- near bath
m 4. Columbia gfS1
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LOOK At THIS At ONCE. GROOM. BATH.
on New Hampshire ave. and 22nd st: nrst
commercial zone. good for any business. Price.
81. 600: easy terms. Call Adams 1853 -
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l229 HARVARD ST.-l0 ROOMS, BATH;
hot-water heat electricity; near Central High;
3-story brick with stone trimmings: near two
car lines: second floor can Ice rented as hk.
apartment IL desired. For inspection phone
S.-tb soa, 0nan from, to Z -
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GRAEME T. SMALI.W0OD.
ina, Vermont ave. Main 800.
srACE FOR TWO CARS. $40 PER MONTH.
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BEST LOCATED PROPERTY On ST. NEAR
10th, suitable FOR most any business. BRopT
REALTY Co. Q36 ST NV
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-02
COOLIDGE NEWS.
'#*s4&4*4%As4s
Caroline Leonard. Coolidge, Kans.,

Mrs. Ida johnson left Monday
voning for Hutchinson, Kansas, to
tend her son. A. X. johnson, who
7as badly hurt when assaulted by
burglar in his home at los A
7cst Avenue
Mrs Ethel Wann. formerly Ethel
Hlls, was taken to Kansas City last
friday for another operation. She
reported doing fine.
w. L. Philbrick is on the sick list
rain.
On Monday new little daughter
ame to make her home with Mr.
nd Mrs. Curry. Mother and babe
re doing nicely.
Professor Englund's classes all en-
Dyed tests last Friday while he
vent to Syracuse to help Mrs. Tape
ntt conduct the teachers examine
ION. He reports that everyone
,assed
On Saturday. the Hamilton coun-
v Teachers Association held an all
'av session at Syracuse. President
'ewis o. the Ft. Hays Normal was
he nr'ncipal speaker. All the Cool
lee teachers were present
Mr. and Mrs. William Enelund
we're guests last Sunday OF Mr.. and
'rs. J. w. Fegcr.
Word wns received here OF the
'eath of Miles Standish which oc
rrred at his home in Colorado
'nrings Thursday night. Mr.. Stan
'ish was an old resident of Coolidge
ME death of his wife occurred this
'ast December
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hurley of
Granada returned Sunday from
heir trim to Oklahoma and stopped
>ver to visit friends in Coolidge.
I'D Glover made a business trip
. T.ek'n Tuesday.
Mr. Mosber of Lakin visited his
ron Ross Mosber and family Tues
1ay -
Mrs. Harry Smith who has been
t"k tho past few days is reported
hotter now.
Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs Guy
T'mhall entertained at their home
hOnt twenty of their friends. Pro
"7esive Five Hundred was played
'ntil midnipht when a luncheon was
(, rvrd th"t was both delicious and
nlbstantial.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-02
Chieftain Correspondence
Interesting By Enieisnt Corp
Oerrssp endsnts
to Kansas City last week.

to Kansas City last week.
Blaine and Ira Hrdin, Bruce So.
we'll and Chas. Moore made q bust
ness trip to Springfield Tuesday
of last week.
Mr.. DickersOn received letter
from his daughter. Mrs. I. Sholly.
who lives at Miamisburg. Ohio. say
ing that she had just recovered
from an attack of the flu. Mrs.
Sholly formerly lived in this com,
munity.
Geo. Frazee called at Bud Wat
IONS on business Thursday.
Chas Thompson and Mr.. Pollard
u Holly were in this community
IN business Thursday.
Leslie Booth made a business trip
% Holly Monday of last week.
1t seems that we must be going
back to the days of the fOrty-nners,
IS prairie schooner passed thru
his locality Sunday and was drawn
by a yoke of oxen.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-02
CHRIsTIAN

Sunday School each Sunday at the
Star Theatre at ......... 1000 a. IN.
Communion services after Sunday
School.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-02

Most B Sacrament after the ten
o'clock Mass Sunday School after
the services.
Granada-Sacred Heart Church
Masses: The Fifth Sunday of the
Month, the second Saturday of the
month at 900 a. IN. Sunday
School after the Masses.
KOen Ranch.
Sunday School. Second and fourth
Sundays of month. at 2:3O p. IN.
Hartman.
Services and Sunday School the
second Saturday of the month at 2:
90 p. m. IS.
Sermons at all the Services. We
are pleased to invite everybody.
FATHER d. A. BARRY.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-02
lYoA,e Im4nnlros
Ara Mabel;Lycanl

Geo. Nieholsop, Aes,bssn hapling
corn to the Dr. vefisy .plsc& near
Two ButteaI He setS ~ esntl per
bushel delivered - ws understAnd.
Ed Dnpres Of Holly was. traAsact-
Ing business IN thb via!nity and In
Two Bustes ons .dsS l0s week:
Floyd Shafsr. .mads 8 hnsinsss trip
to Two Butter 1sidey,
Mr.. Wheeler Of ths Two Duttes
Mercantile CO, and ". Lucas the
deputy sheriff. Wsns sstsndinS to
business mAtssrs hrs Wednesday,
Of last week
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-02
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r1A1,ss pscxuaos

. . 9oD - q q q . . . Q . .
barbara Zimmst. Lyean. Colo.)
Mrs. Ray Lewrsnse and Mrs. w.
n. Robberson eaeh hsvs their in.
substors runnins. We will know
where 70 10 70 est ssriy tries.
Robert Harris. Kenner Harris and
lack Lycsn stApsd IN Holly satur
tay nixtst 6nd msadentaily saw Tom
Mix on t62 sere6n
Dxnfsr Yosn1 >of ayks1Gse spent
q few dAya hast week st his place
north Of here
Paul Piehter Of Butte Creek was
= guest Of Lon Oylse Saturday
night
Cyrus Amefdns Of Holly was
through here buyinx cattle the past
week. He spent Thursday night
with Floyd Shafer. e.
Mr.. Clover passed through here
with the mAil earrier saturday, en-.
route to his homo st Blaine. after
. visit with relatives in California.
He seemed very much impressed
with the country, On the way
homs he spent ons night with Mr.
and Mira Leon Terry st Modena.
Utah. The Tersy' formerly lived at
Blaine.
Mira Jeas Cnrthers same out with
the maii carrier Friday. returning
from . visit IN Kanss1
Mr.. Collins. the land man Of Two
Buttes and Mr.. Peterson Of Lamar
were here again one evening last
week ..e. Demonstrating ths Colt light
Don't forget the dstss Of ths ex-
tension e. school q Lysaan February
"a. a ana u
Bruce Sownll ms . Springfield
visitor laAt week
Aubrey Hisis Hssit 10 Two But.
tes on businei1 eatuiasy evening.
Asa Lycan butehapsd . 500 lb.
hog Wednesdsy, vhish DO purehss.
ed Of n. A. Kehne5.
We would be giad to take your
subscription fot ths Holly chiettain
also to writa yoar ~
Let ~ state onse nore. that we
are always siaa to ils isas items
from our frienda IfJop Know any
| thfne fntere6t1fR. nj - taal M.
Pete Day marast ~, Kansas
CITY ess.,. y. 70. =, r,.s' .s.d' f'a' 'o'tins
Mr.. and MfA Rolsud eaekettI will
entertain . tew fsisuds Saturday
evening With 3 danee party 1t their
home on the Davts rln1A
Miss MfldfSd Ha1ssy ea1lsd on
Befnics Harris Moodas morning.
4 & = ~
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-02
WILDWOOD MUSINGS
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Viola Rowland. Route A,

tviOla Rowland, Route Al
Henry Hidecker and Ernest Mel
ION have been hauling baled hay
and loading it in the car at Miil-
wood the last few days.
Henry Indiek and family were
guests in the r. o. Blair home In
Holly Sunday.
A bunch OF MillwOodites. who for
merly lived in Kansas. celebrated
Kansas Day, Monday. at the Jacob
Hidecker home. A delightful sup
per was served after which many
entertaining games were player. An
excellent time was enjoyed by
those present. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Tapley; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Index and son Bernard; Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Nelson; Mrs. John
irwin and sons Edgar. Harry and
Roy; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Howfand
and familya nd Mr.. and Mrs Bruce
Goodwin.
Ernest Nelson helped John Shell
ton do his spring hrtchering Mon
day.
Mrs. Ernest Nelson and Velmo
Irwin were callers at the Howland
home on Monday.
LOrena Selfridge has been unable
to attend school the past week on
account of illness.
Jacob Hidecker was a. caller at
the John Irwin home, Tuesday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-02

Henry Hideekes wss 4 dinner
guest n the Ernest Nelson home
Sunday.
Pearl Wrteht b sbls to Gttend
school again after an attack Of the
IN.
Mrs.. John Irwin called on Mrs.
Henry Index Friday.
Mr.. md Mrs. Bruce Goodwin were
visitors In Bsiatd Monday After
noon.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-02
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BUCKEYE NEwSEfrs
#+ + = . = = =
(R. v. Disbrow, Lycan. ColoJ

Everett Strain, Dan Davis. Buck
Finley and w. 8. shouse started to
the cedars last week after posts.
Howard Kinney, Homer Randall
and r. v. Disbrow were callers at
the Day ranch Wednesday of last
week.
Chas. Moore purchased q load OF
corn from B. T. Sowell Wednesday
last week.
The most of the people of this
community have been complaining
of colds the past few days.
r. b. Dickerson, b. T. SOwell and
Chas. Moore were in the Plains 10
cality on business last Friday and
Saturday.
The sacketts are going to give q
hop at their home at the old Davis
ranch Saturday night, Feb. 4.
While riding home last Sunday
from the Turner ranch, where he
has been working, Henry Martin
stopped ut the Buckeye store and
his horse went on home without
him, leaving Henry to pursue his
homeward way on foot
Pete Day took q carload Of steers
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-02

VIM. Crafford sold a quarter sec
tion of land Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cooper and
children, who are living with Mr..
CoOper's father south OF Granada
at present. are soon to move to
their place east of Lycan.
The new railroad still seems to
be the chief topic of conversation.
Some think 1t will take the propos.
ed northern route out Of Johnson.
while others think 1t will be the
southern route from johnson, and
thence westward.
We have been having regular
spring winds the past few days.
We predict 1t will terminate in
some kind of weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Kinney and
new baby were pleasant traders
here Wednesday.
Lon Oyler made trip to Granada
the latter part of last week
Harvey Finley, w. s. ShOuse and
Dan Davis are in the cedars again
at this writing.
Mrs. Purcell and daughter Of
Blaine were among the Thursday
business visitors at the store here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Taylor and VIII
letta were at the Halsey home Sat
urday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-02

Mrs. r. w. Afford entertaine.. Tor
her daughter. Elizabeth. in honor
of her tenth birthday on Satu. lay
afternoon, Jan. 2s. 1922. Twenty
eight little folks enjoyed their ,lv-
es till the close of the after )on
when refreshments of angel ipod
cake, ice cream and punch we're
served. 4 striking color schcn, Of
red and white was carried Tho igh-
out, especially with the invita-. ,ns
and place cards, which were symbols
of Valentine Day. The hostess vas
assisted by the Misses Shnckc. ord
and Farquhar.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-02
Catholic Church Services.

Holly-St. Joseph's, Church.
Masses: First and third Sundays,
1880 q. m. Second and fourth Sun,
days, $50 .. m. Benediction of the
Most B. Sacrament. after the ten o.
clock Mass. Sunday School after
the services. -
Bristol st. Mary's Church.
Masses: First and third Sundays
$3.50 q. m. Second and fourth Sun
days, 1920 a. m. Benediction of the
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-02
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soUSasAss xIowA Ersias
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tMabls Y. Gchwsera. Towper)
A eomnunity social was given at
the South Tovnsf sehool house Fri
day night. AFTER the program.
which consisted q numbers given
by anyone that would take part.
land nearly III responded with eth
er his or her first rseitst bn Or song
spoken or sung when Just school
kid, y lunch Of coffee. cake and
doushnuts was served
Jim Gilchrist started Thursday to
shuek corn for Rex and Forrest
GchweerS.
Mrs. Frank Ahedwet1 visited the
Holly dentist Wednesday.
Some Of A. B. Psercs's neighbors
helped him to get hts pumps into
working order again ons day hast
week.
Carl Barlsys motored to Holly
and Hartman Tuesdsy.
Chas Penn 10 now the owner Of
. Ford.
Jake burger. from north Of Town
OF. was doHu In thin Community.
Tuesday. buying hoSA
Reuben Hummriek. who had been
working for Thompson Of Tribune
came home last week.
George Stephens b having some
threshtng done this week.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-02
c. 0. MCGUIRE
All Kinds Hauling.
+ CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. r. H. Cantwell. Minister

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. r. H. Cantwell, Minister
Sunday School at 1000. E. E. Pow,
ers, aupt. Glasses for all.
Morning service at Hoo. Theme.
Heaven and who are going there"
Special music.
At 1880 p. m. Evangelistic meet
ing. Subject-"Weighed and found
wanting"
Christion Endeavor at Gas.
'Midweek Prayer meeting Wednes.
day evening at 1880.
All cordially invited.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.
Chas. B. Lewis. Pastor.
Sunday School ---------1O:OO a. m.
Preaching services II a. m. and 7:30
: p. m.
Young Peoples Meeting GAS p. m.
Children's meeting, Mrs. Lewis
leader, at 8 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 1880
Teachers training class after prayer
meeting.
Subject for Sunday morning,
Divine Healing or Is the age of
Miracles Past?" Subject for Sun
day evening Behold the Man." An
address on the life OF Christ.
Whether you saw the picture BE
hold the Man" you will want
to hear this address. Special music.
Everybody welcome.
AT THE METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School 10 a. m. J. s. Reed,
supt.
Preaching both hours by the pastor
N. r. Stone. Subpect for the morn
ing hour, THE Blood Of Christ" for
the evenings hour water Bap-
t3sf." The Holy communion at the
morning service.
There were twenty received into
the church membership on last Sun
day. Those who were not present
to, be received with the class will
be given opportunity for member
ship next Sunday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-02

]. c. Alexander of Milan. Mo-. who
has been seeking an investment in
land In our vicinity, returned home
Friday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-02
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science service will be
held at the residence of Mrs. Wilk-
ins each Sunday morning at II
o'clock. The public cordially invit.
ed.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-02

J. III. Leonard returned Mo lay
from Wichita, Kansas. where he lad
been attending the stock show.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-02-02
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oHExE1 osxTzR cu7a.
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Mrs 3. M. Lindsey. Cheney Center

Overlooked last week:
NJ. A. Pike has been busy buying
hogs the past three weeks.
There was q new barn put up at
the Prairie Queen school house Sat
urday which ia needed these cool
days for the horses.
C. W. Stockton and daughter, Miss
Blanche. were Holly visitors Sat
urday.
Frank Fereistine hurried off to
Holly Sunday morning. thinking 1t
was Saturday. He met . friend be-
fore reaching town who told him
he had been mapping too long. that
the day WAS Sunday. Mr.. Fereis-
tine and family returned home
They had been invited out to Sun
day dinner. but missed that also.
Misses Ethel and Eta Crabill Of
Granada spent Saturday and Sun
day with horne folks near Cheney
Center.
c. w. Stockton and family intend
to move to Bristol this spring.
Burr Grof arrived home Tuesday
from Springfield. where he has beer
visiting his unclea and family for
the past ten days.
Mrs. John Pringle has been gath
tering as high as 600 eggs q days from
her flock of hens.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Alderman art
visiting relatives at Clearwater
.Kansas this week.
G. B. Hart and little daughte
were Holly visitors Saturday.
There will be no school at Prairi
Queen February. the 9Th. on account
OF the Stockton and Hopkins sale
Miss Myrtle Stockton spent Sat
urday and Sunday In Holly visitinf
with her friend. Miss Hettye De
M. A. Pike has been buying an
selling hogs the past week.
Mr.. Hellman, who has been work
ing on the Dairy farm the past
month spent few days at his homo
in Cheney Center last week.
M. L. Dowdal and family spent
Sunday evening at the Stockton
home.
Henry Pringle attended church
at Holly Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Stewart were
callers at the Lindsey home Wednes
dav evening.
Burr Croft called at the Pringle
home Sunday morning.
Frank Fereistine and family were
Holly visitors Wednesday.
Clicord Stewart was absent from
school Monday on account Of sick
ness
John Pringle was q caller at the
Stockton home Sunday afternoon.
w. r. Haeeerty was transacting
business in Holly Friday.
Mr.. Boomer and Mr.. Heck were
hauling grain to Holly Friday.
The following received the high
est averages for the month OF Jan
uarv in the Prairie Queen school
First erade: Ross Croft 8s: Lou
lac Stockton IS.
Second grade: MARY Alice Strange
40; Walter Hurley SO.
rhird grade: Wavne }Groff. az.
Fourth grade: Glenn Croft. so.
Ravmond Stewart. SO
Fifth. leila Parks. 50; John WIN
htte 81.
Sixth: Homer Bolejack. IS. Jesse
Croft 30. ~
F'ohth A. I.cnoard Carter Of Nj
lie Willh'tn AZ r. Gertrude Stew
srt, 50: Cladvs Wakeman SO.
Myrtle Stockton, teacher.
q & z Z Il = 4 80 =