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New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

Mr. Kearns Is 30 bitter against the
New York Boxing Commission that
he does not intend TO chll-does not
even intend 90 leave n card. He has
no business with organizations that
take mems titles away like a cross
mother takes a lollypop from sick
baby.
"lf the commission wishes 70 talk
over the Dcmpsey-Wills match and
sends for ne I'll be more than willing
10 call. But ns 10 running after box
ing commissions'-- kcarns dis
missed the thought with a French
shrug.
The manager OF Dempsey intends %
call upon Tex Rickard and Frank
FlournOy to-day 20 sound out these
promoters on the possibility Of a match
between the worlds champion and Jess
Willard or Harry Greb at Boyle's
Thirty Acres.
Frank Flournoy is trying 10 arrange
a match between Johnny Wilson and
Harry Grcb for the middleweight
championship Of the world, but so far
has met great diflculty. as both pugi.
lists are out Of town. The boxing COM
mission has let Il be known that II Will
son agrees 70 such n match without
much delay IL will restore 20 him the
worlds mddewcight title. which 1t re-
Gently declared null and void.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Fricl,c d Lcnd Ninc Again

MIDDLETOWN. Conn June IA.
X. Frickc. Wesleyan. '2i. of Swarth-
moro, Pa. has been reelected captain
Of the Wesleyan University baseball
team for another year. 10 was an
nounced to-day. The election was held
b. the nine Wesleyan letter men after
the close Of tho game with Amherst nt
Amherst Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

c1 Percy !. Kynaston defeated Philip
A Uofkin. GO g.1. Alfred - Hanmet
defeated Dr William Rossnbaum. 10
D. @ s-t A..
Men. metropolitan clay court ani Wan.
haitian rhampi0nrnlp doubles frs'nn1
rOundl Larry and steve fcnleffinSsf N9n
from Ionz0 ehlmizg and rellfnlfl bsfna,
smith defeated R D. WlElsy and y ~
Diron s3 s-g. EI'i0ff Do ninxen ard
Dr GesrEe a. klng defeated y rho.
Aedere.o ana W roussirt defsatsd
n Enhrars anA A. r. nlnrr. 90. -.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

should turn warm probably will limit
practice 10 one drill day.
The l50-pound crew is gaining weight
fast and By race day viii be really q
formidable combination. Joe Ghost"
as Barnhart the stroke. is affection
ately called by Wright. weighs 1877
pound and is i'm better rowing condi-
tion than at any time ia his career.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Alabama Catches Joins Indians

CLEVELAND. June 2i.-Lewis Gaz-
zoia. a University Of Alabama catcher
f,e renorfod 20 the Cleveland Indians
FOR try-out. He is the fourth player
sron, that institution 20 join the local
toan. the others being Joe and Luke
sewall and Riggs Stephenson
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Rain Still Hampers Riral
Cre,cs in Practice Spins
Busy Day Awaits Oarsmen on Thames; Lawrence
Says the Crimson Is on Edge, While Els
Are Nearing the Top of Their Form

NEW LONDON, June 2l-The wise fisherman who in M,
Good Bob Cook days used clans the Yale coach and Dr.
well for all members Of the Yale after they had
al appetizer the Crockr House. the Job not only
pryopener Of the bvaves but also a prophet And here's
what about the New "The wind is nor
east and she's going to hold that iii The change
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Polo Gamr Postponed

The Princeton polo game, sched'
ulcd FOR tomorrow a. he Neado"
Brook Club. Wcstbury, l.. !. Was post
poned to-day until next Tuesday. be'
cause Of the soft condition o. the neld
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

SANDWICH 2Our real battle FOR the British golf title
begins tomorrow morning docs until Friday evening when
the last ycnytwo the Sandwich will be played
The chances OF attacking party'heh
includes Hagen ucison Kwood Boomer Massey and myscfmay
win seem excellent though qualifying rounds should
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Navy Grew ON Hudson Twenty
Minutes After Reaching Camp

POUGHKEEPSIE y, June 21The Nays powerful varsity
moved right ON this arrived by High
Ind across the river o'clock and boaed and of
~ .r for T.; first spin smooth pro-
- that has been the have been training for
Mdav biz regatta gave indication Of the which
e id5es arc going their part the proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Sixteen Players Smrire in
"Mct" Tennis Championship
Seeded Concndcrs All Score Easily, Vincent
Richards Defeating Norman Winter, 81, o-f;
Kynasion Victor Over Philip Bodkn, 81, e-3
By Fred Hawthorne

Albert referee Of the mems annual metropolitan cay
court championship tournament being held the clay courts OF the Ne"
York Tennis Club and Broadway pulled out e" moro
ray hairs from his head the playing session last evening"
The nges bad been reduced
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Jack Dempsey Will Demand Big
Money for Fight With Wills

Jack Dempsey heavyweight champion of the world mad lie Is
fighting mad ready fight any time place But with
one mental No with whom he fights whom
where it An old-fashoned kings
None Of these day pcayun European kings know An old
fashioned cars might pinch.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
On the Links

More than 150 players, IL is reported.
are entered for the Apawamis Club golf
tournament at Rye. which starts to-day.
The officials Of the club expect that
this will be one OF the best tourna-
mcnts in the clubs history. Most Of
The star amateurs Of Wcstchester
County as well as many from Long ISL
and and New Jersey are expected 10
cOmuctc
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

SANDWICH June 2lm Barnes American open champion, will
drive of the British open
consequently will be late evening before he finishes
heavy ordeal Walter Hagen hour earlier,
while IIuchn the clendng ehamIon. ctwn them
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

The officials OF the clED expect that
this will be one OF the best tourna-
mcnts in the clubs history. Most Of
the star amateurs Of Westchester
County as well as many from Long ISL
and and New Jersey are expected 10
compete.
The showing Of the American trio Of
golfers in the British opcn tournament
thus far has been nothing short Of re-
markablc. The work Of Hagen. Barnes
and Hutchison has been quite the
brightest feature Of the meeting. It
remains 20 be seen whether they can
continue their swift play. Whether
they do or not they will have proved
their equality with Great Bri'ain's
best.
one thing is certain whether or not
the poppory Jock HutchisOn again wins
the title his name will have been vim
dicated and his critics silonced. The
flying Scot has demonstrated bis super
iority over all others in playing a
mashie pitch 10 the green. We have
always contended he could play the
stoppum shot without use Of ribbed
clubs. We shall never forget his per.
formance in an exhibition match at III
Paso, Tex. last winter when in his
first appearance over the Fl
Paso Country Club links he broke the
course record Of ~ by five strokes.
That day he was bringing the ball 20 a
dead stop on sand greens which were
like concrete. from distances as far as
l5O yards of the greens.
A fallacy Of this game Of golf is the
belief that women arc naturally bet
ter putters than men. To our way Of
thinking nothing is further from the
truth. The average woman player is a
very poor putfcr and not at all in
class with the men.
Matt Herman. the genial golf sales
wan tflIe story about Waite Hoyt
Yankee pitcher, which. whether or not
ID Us true. is nevertheless an interesting
warn. Hoyt. so the story goes, was in
New Haven one day playing golf.
Some Yale students also were playing.
Hovt. feeling quite strong, offered 70
wager that he could drive three balls
out of five over a brook distance Of
some 800 Yards from where he was
standing. There were no takers. Hoyt
suggested that he would have 70 90
"a Cambridge and find some sportsmen.
That remark brought forth the money.
Uovt made good his challenge and col
lected.
We have played around with Carl
Navs and we can attest 20 his swat
tir, canabilities. even though he is a
sonthpaw golfer. Mays can hit
nasbie shot as far as many protes-
s!onal golfers can hit midiron shot
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

We have played around with Carl
Mavs and we can attest 70 his swat
ting capabilities. even though he ls a
southpaw golfer. Mays can hit
mashie shot as far as many proies-
sional golfers can hit a midiron shot
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Walter Hagen Now Is Farorite
IN British Open Golf Tourney
Barnes and Kirkwood Made Second Choices, While
Hutchinson Is Not Fancicd Because He Won Last
Year; Players Figure That 293 viii Take Title
BY Arthur s. Draper
Special cable 10 The Tribune

Copyright, ioss. Ne~ York Tribune Inc.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

A fallacy Of this game OF golf is the
belief that women are naturally bet
ter puttcrs than men. To our way Of
thinking nothing is further from the
truth. The average woman player is a
very poor putfer and not at all in a
class with the men.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-19
: COOLIDGE NEWS.
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Caroline Leonard. Coolidge Kans.)

Earl Reed and mother. who have
been visiting with the CrOzier fam
''v left Monday for their home in
Timnas, Colo
| ri c. Crtttenden made a business
.rin to Colorado Springs last week,
Mrs. Ida Johnson has been quite
sick the past week but at this writ
| ing ia reported considerably better.
Lance Crittenden and Bob Miller
who have been taking care OF some
cattle near Syracuse. returned home
Friday.
Little Theron Mason is confined
to his home with chicken pox, but
| expects to be out In about q week.
C. H. Montgomery returned home
from Syracuse where he has been
working
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Amerine were
transacting business and visiting
friends in town Wednesday and in
vited number OF Coolidgites to
visit them at their home out south,
over SUNDAY. III
Clay McKibbon of Dodge City.
was in Coolidge IN business, last
Friday.
Rev. Groves and son OF Leoti
Kansas, were recent visitors OF
Coolidge, and expressed themselves
that they expected soon to make
their residence here.
The Cleaners class of the Presby
terian church held the regular
monthly social at the home of Miss
Delva Bennett. All report very
enjoyable time and seemed to re
gret that the social were not held
more often. Helen Burris and VIII
lian Hall were visitors.
On Wednesday evening at the
home of ]. w, Egger, met the adult
Bible class Of the Presbyterian
church. During the devotional ser
vice, Mrs. Merrill read splendid
Daper on the life Of Elijah. Ray.
mond Shanstrom and Walter Pad.
ley were the entertainers for the
evening and pyesented mock trial.
to the enjoyment Of everyone
Messrs. Conard, Walker and Bedker
were quite lavish with the refresh
ments. The next meeting is to be
held at the home Of Mrs. Fred Bed
ker.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-19
Lit Day was in our vicinity Thurs

Lit Day was in our vicinity Thurs
day.
Oliver Endsley called on August
Endsley Friday.
T. G. Maxey was in Holly and La
mar Thursday and Friday.
Syrus Amerine spent Saturday
night at the v. H. Kelley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Halsey and
daughter. Mildred. were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. .Theo Neale
Sunday.
Robert George and Haws Bros.
were transacting business in Two
Buttes Friday.
The dance at Plains Saturday
night was well attended. A good
time was reported.
H. Z. Dawson and family were
shopping In Lamar Thursday.
Lee Kelley and Harvey Zimmet
were transacting business in Holly
and Lamar Thursday.
WI. 0Ilu 10Ib. MAlAO ny OClB hhIu
family and Mr.. and Mrs. A. R
Jaeke and family spent Sunday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Fritz and family.
John and Buelah Harlow, Helen
Moorhead and Elsa Cox attended
the ball game at Star Saturday.
We are sorry to hear that Estal
Owens is on the sick list and hope
for his speedy recovery.
Reulah Harlow called on the Howe
and Gruenewald families SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Cox and family
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ella Cox.
n G. Z'mmet called on Bert Fritz
Sunday afternoon
Nellie Ruggles spent Sunday with
home folks.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-19
Chieitain Correspondence
interesting 1s Of nsvs Gathered - Enseisn Corp
0srrssp ondsnta

b. +. Beeks helped +. v. Caldwell
butcher on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Beeks and Mas
ter Charles spent the day with Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Thomas Sunday.
Evelyn and Edythe Clapper, May
Hoffmeister and Fred Bennett, all
TOwner high school pupils attend.
ed the South TOwner Sunday School
last Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Whittle and little
daughter Betty, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs Whittle's parents
Mfr. and Mrs. Mathews. who live
across the line In KANSAS.
Chas. Hlmmrick and family visit
ID the Albert Beuttenmuller home
Sunday.
j. A. Schweers hauled q load Of
ties from Towner. the first of the
week
b. F. Beeks shucked corn for the
Sehweer brothers the first part OF
the week.
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Viola Howlapd, Route Al

Mrs. Henry Indiek called on Mrs.
VIM HOwland Monday afternoon.
George Wright made . business
trip to Bristol on Monday Of this
week.
The Farmers Union held meet
ing in the Sunny Side school house
Friday night.
Henry Hidecker was . business
visitor in Holly Tuesday of this
week.
The Henry Index family were
guests at the home OF Mrs. Indiek's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor.
Many of the farmers Of our neigh.
borhood are putting up their sum.
mer meat now. Mr.. Irwin butcher
ed on Wednesday of last week, Mr..
Tapley and Mr.. Hidecker on Satur.
day and Mr.. Rowland on Monday
Of this week. 'is
George Wright made trip to
Hartman Saturday Of last week.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-19
LOCAL AND rERsoHAL

o. z. Marcum went to La Junta
and Mrs. Marcum to Syracuse last
Friday. On Sunday. according to
their intentions they departed to.
gether for two months visit in
Arkansas. visiting Mr.. Marcum's
parents. He is abrakemar on the
A. v.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Baxter came
In from Brighton, Colo, Tuesday
of last week by car to visit both
his and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Theo Baxte rand Mr.. and Mrs. Os
car Vincent. After a pleasant vaca-
ton the Baxters returned to
Brighton. the first of the week.
Mr.. Baxter is employed in the G..
w. Machine Shops at Brighton.
Mrs. Carl Emmroth of Great Bend.
Kans., came in last Friday to visit
her mother, Mrs. Oscar Vincent.
Mrs Harry Smith of Coolidge
came into town last. Friday on busl-
ness. '.. So. Z.
Two men trapping along the riv-
or were put in; jail at Lamar, last
Thursday for selling a calf-skin robe
January 1st, to Mr.. Howe in Holly.
Mr., Spearmin of Coolidge; claimed
that the robe belonged to him and
was only loaned to the men. a9 .
Sheriff John Simpson. Of. Lamar
stopped in Holly Friday for a brief
engagement.
Lewis Koutz after year In Hol.
ly, working for him uncle, I. M.
Appel, returned home early Monday
morning. He planned to sg6 TO
Kansas City and from there. after
a few days visit, to motor with his
brother-in-law to his home in Dayen.
port, la. He intends to enter for
course in the Kester School ssof
Advertising in Chicago. lg.S4.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-19

A group of young people from
MillwOOd and Hartman loaded on
a hay rack and drove to a pond near
Delite, Saturday night, where they
held a skating party
Bruce Goodwin, who recently re.
turned from the San Luis valley
reports only a light snow and fine
prospects for good crops next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Rowland and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Goodwin were
business visitors IN Holly, Friday
of last week.
Annis Strickland has not been
able to attend school for the last
few days. on account of sickness.
The Farmers Equity held meet
ing Saturday of last week and eject
ed officers for tho new year. Dale
Marstop was elected President and
Mr. Menke, secretary and treasurer.
Velma Irwin was guest at the
home of John Shelton on Sunday
Melvin VrOman was Millwood
visitor Sunday. {.
Mrs. Jacob Hidecker. Henry Hi
decker and Velma Irwin attended
Rebecca Lodge in Holly Tuesday
evening.
Omenn SchOOnOver Was the guest
Of Harry and Roy Irwin at their
home in Millwood Sunday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-19


fParhara Zimmet, Tvcan Colo.)
II. ]. Srhnabel wes transacting
business in Holly Tuesday.
A. r. JACKIE and Mike Payberg
were business visitors in Lamar
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Denny and
baby called at the V. H. Kelley
home Sunday morning.
Roy Garrett was transacting busir
ness in Two Buttes Monday.
Bob Gilley called on Harvey Zim-
met Tuesday.
A new roof is being Tut on the
Plains store which improves the
looks of the store considerably.
Buster Neale is able to attend
school again.
Lee and Harry Kelley took loads
Of wheat to Holly Tuesday.
George Ruggles. Sr.. took truck
load of wheat to Holly Monday for
H. Zimmet. bringing back a load
of supplies for the Plains store.
August Endslev and H. c. Zimmet
were Lamar visitors Mor/v.
w. p Grisfer called on Roy Gar.
rett Wednesday.
Mrs. T. g. Maxey was shopping in
Hollv Tuesday.
v. H. Kelley was Holly visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. H. G. Zimmet spent Wednes-
dav and Thursday with Barbara
Zimmet.
Harvey Zimmet and Lee Kelley
were Two Buttes visitors Wednes
day. 'itlT 4 ~
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-19
souTH-EAsr KIowA ITEMS
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(Mable v. Schweers, Towner)

Floyd Burd and Jim Gilchfst
brought home coyote. which they
had killed down in the southeast
ern part of the county Sunday.
:. Mr.. Phares. Of Holly. who was
well known in this community
was found. Wednesday evening. kill
cd nndeath his car half mile north
ct j A Sehweers. No one know
'i'1st when this accident occurred a.
Ia was driving by himself and not
many happened to pass on that
road during the day. The body was
:irst found by B. F. Beeka and his
son, who were going home from
school after four o'clock. This was
quite shock to our community,
not only because 1t was the first
time that anything like than hap
,pened here but that Mr.. Phares
was considered q friend to many oi
the South Towner people.
" On Tuesday several from this way
attended the Wehmeyer sale south
!. of Sheridan Lake.
Cecil Tucker returned Friday
from Pueblo where he had been on
business.
The M. w. A. entertained them
selves and families to q supper and
good time at the TOwner hall Sat
urday night. Sveral WOOdmen and
their families from this way attend
ed.
Lon Bowman returned to hii
home in Salina Saturday after
short visit with his sister and fam
ily, the Millers'. Mrs. Bowman did
not leave but is staying to nurs'
Mrs. Miller, who has been on the
.,ick list for some time.
Miss Mann, the county nurse. Wis
ited the Young school Friday after
noon.
Mrs. J. A. Schweers returned Fri
day from McCracken. Kans., aftel
spending two weeks with her peo
3 pie there. a,
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-19

Mrs. Phares and family wis hto
express their sincere thanks for all
assistance and sympathy shown dur.
ing the sudden death of our dear
husband and father. i
Meat. vegetables. salads, deserts.
pie, cake, coffee and everything
good at the Baptist Dinner next
Saturday.
r. E. Wood went to Lamar on a
business trip Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-19
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BUCKEYE NEwsErrs
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tR. v. Disbrow, Lyean. Colo.)

Perhaps you have already not
1t, but we are going to take thi.
opportunity to remind you that its
Inc weather We are having.
Last week seemed to be thresh
ng week In our community, as we
otIceds Homer Randall and Mr.
lolmes both threshing Friday.
Mr.. Brown. the real estate man
and Mr.. Tenny the new editor o,
fhe Holly Chieftain. and two other
7entlemen were callers at the
Moore ranch Saturday.
This community is pleased to
earn that our neighbor, Bruce Sc
vail has purchased the rural route
'ontract of A. M. Hicks of Lycan
Mr. Sewell Is to take charge the
,irst o. February.
Jim Collins purchased brood
SOW of R. " Disbrow last week.
Bruce Seweu and family were II
o'clock dinner guests at the Nichol
son home. Sunday. the Sth
Mr. and Mrs Russell Disbrow
.made'a business trip to Two Buttes
Villas and Springfield Monday OF
last week.
Blaine Hardin was business call
IT at Lycan Thursday Of last week.
Fred Berends and family were in
rwo Buttes Monday the 9th.
/ Chas. Watson took some poultry
to Holly Tuesday Of last week.
Littleton Day made business
trip to Holly Friday.
Chas. Watson and family spent
the 9Th at the Kinney home.
Ira Hardin and family spent last
Sunday with the Sewell family.
The Kinney family spent Sunday
ut the Moore ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hardin's ba,
by, who has had bad case of ton
solitis the past few days, is reported
as slightly improving at this writ
ing.
Now then. all you Buckeyeites
that want to get your name in the
rood Holly Chieftain must do some
thing to make news-get married
get divroce get arrested or any
old thing that happens to be In
stvle.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-19
We pay cash for EGGS and Poultry.
Quality Price Service

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Of Sterling,
Colo, came In last Friday flor the
funeral services Of Mr. Phares.
Mrs: Floyd is q sister Of Mr.. Phares.
Ell: Thayer returned Friday from
a business trip to Lamar.
: Mrs. Van Way took suddenly Ill
Saturday evening. Her Illness was
attended with a chill followed by
a high temperature. She took to
her bed and had medical atten-
dance and is better at this writing.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-19

Mrs. J. Newson and grands n.
Calvin, expect to leave for their
home in Oklahoma the last of tl.ls
week. III
Mrs. P. A. Tierney OF Jacksonville,
Fla. and her son and daughter, Ill.
ly and Dolores, arrived In town
Monday to visit Mrs. Tierney's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Bequet Te.
They are here for the winter and
may make their home here.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-19
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MRS E. N. Lindsey. Cheney Center)

Burr Gron has been spending q
week with his uncle near Spring
field. Colo.
C. w. Stockton was hauling out
Lumber for q new barn at the
Prairie Queen school Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crabill were
transacting business in Holly Satur
day and visiting home folks.
Mrs. M. A. Stewart and children
were callers at the N. o. Howe
home in Holly Saturday.
Nellie Wnlhite spent TUESDAY,
night with her friend. Gertrude
Steward.
c. w. Stockton was caller at
the Hopkins home Monday evening
Miss Gertrude Stewart and her
brother. Clifford, entertained a
crowd of young people at their
home Tuesday evening.
Henry Thomson and family spent
Sunday at the Ferris home.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Fereistine ar
rived home SATURDAY. from Great
Rend. Kansas, where thev have been
visiting relatives for the past ter
davs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ferris were call
ers Mt the John Lindsey HON =
Thursdav.
Mark Hurley and family arrived
home fran Oklahoma Wednesday
Their son. Walter. has heAn ver''
sick since they reached home
Some Of the Prairie Queen pupil
axpect to take part in the program
at Webb school house Friday niFht
Most of the sOut Insiders in the
Cheney Center community were in
Holly Saturday. There were not
many that were not In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Croft gave birth
day party and dance at their homo
Monday night in honor Of Charley's
and Glen's birthday. Those present
were: the families Of the Stewards
Willhite's. Pixies. Carter's. Stock.
toms and Henry Pringle.
Cecil Hart entertained a crowd
Of friends at his home Friday even.
ing.
The Board Of Directors and the
teacher met at the school house
Tuesday evening to talk over plans
for the rest ot the term of school
Frank Carter was welcome visitor
and helped map out the way. Show
interest in the welfare Of our
school
Elmer Bragg passed through this
vicinity Friday moving his house
hold goods to Holly. where he ex.
poets to make his home. Mrs
= Bragg and children will 70 to Holly
in few days after a visit with thu
Jim Walton family.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-19
PLAINS PrcK1Ncs

Parhara Zimmet., I.ycan, Colo.)