Phillips County herald., 1922-07-20
Locals in Brief

Locals in Brief
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Miss Vera Baylor is new en-
ploye ct the Savoy hotel.
New steps were put on the north
front OF the court house on Monday
of this week.
Mrs. R. R. Smith Of Sterling spent
Monday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
Smith Of this city.
Helen Redies. who spent Sunday
with her parents in Holyoke, re-
(. turned to venango Monday morning.
Straley Thorpe is the proud pos
sesscr of new Chevrolet roadster,
bought Of the ,Holyoke Auto company.
Walt Price, real estate agent. OF
Grant, was in Holyoke Saturday on
business,
Miss Sarah Walls returned home
Monday morning from short visit
IN Denver.
Charles sederburg. who spent SUN
day with his family, left Monday
morning to resume his work as fed
eral bank Inspector
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Dilley and Mr..
and Mrs Forrest Tilton spent Satur-
day night and Sunday camping at
Champion
Miss Carrie Carpenter, who has
been employed in the Julesburg hos
pital for several months, returned
home this week to spend the summer
George Wash, who has been laid up
in the hospital for repairs or the past
few weeks. is now able to be out
again. He says he is feeling pretty
good considering his long stay.
A fine new gasoline pump was put
in In front Of the Boldt and Gahringer
Tire shop on last Friday, which adds
very much to the good appearance
of their business house.
Mrs. Fred Taylor and daughter
Miss Pearl, Of Paoli arrived in. Hol-
yoke Monday morning for a short
visit with. Mrs. Taylor's brother, Err
nest Turner, and their parents, who
are also visiting here.
Jerry D. Scott and family, publish
er Of the Post Herald Of Wyoming.
Illinois, was caller at The Herald
office Saturday. He is on his way
to spend his vacation in Denver,
Colorado Springs and other places Of
interest in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Andrews and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Childers.. Miss Flor
ence Andrews, who went home from
the hospital Saturday, was able to
be there and enjoy the bounteous
dinner.
Ivan Correll went to Denver FRI
day night, returning Saturday morn.
ing. His mother. Mrs. w. e. Correll.
and sister, Miss Laura. returned with
him. Mrs. COrrell has been employed
as teacher in the Holyoke schools for
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilcox. Jr.,
drove to Lewellen. Nebraska, Satur-
day afternoon. to attend family re-
union held at the home OF Mrs. VIII
cox's sister. Mrs. c. A. Peterson. Miss
Edna Blackledge and parents, who
had been spending their vacation in
Estes Park. returned to Holyoke with
MIR. and Mrs. Wilcox Mr.. and Mrs.
Blackledge left Monday morning for
their home at Alma. Nebraska.
The best cream to whip Is good,
rich cream. from "a TO As hours old
says the United States Department
Of Agriculture. II should contain at
least 3s per cent butter fat TO produce
ideal results and be kept very cold
Pasteurization tends to lower the
whipping quality Of the cream. aud
homogenization is very harmful TO II.
Combined they practically destroy the
value Of cream for whipping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peters sur
prised their little daughter. Miss Lu.
ella. Saturday afternoon by giving a
party In her honor. the occasion be-
ing her eighth birthday. About twen-
ty OF her little friends were present
and the afternoon was spent In play.
ing games. after which cake, Ice
cream. candy and popcorn we're
served. Miss Violet Spence and Miss
Marie Mntchle assisted Miss Pearl
with the arrangement of games and
entertainment for tho little folks.