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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16
GRADUATING EXERCISES
TO BE- HELLO THURSDAY
Week Of Activities In City
Schools, Glass Night and
Numerous Other Enter
tainments Carded

The puhlic i Invited 70 aicnd tho
class night exercises OF this iafa
class IN the auditorium 81 the hiyh
school this evening The srogram
wai begin promptly AZ y O'Clock.
The graduating class this year IA
oomrorea n 4e boys aud 70 girls and
y one Of ihe iarses, classes 10 grad !.
uatc In several years. Commence
ment exercises will take place al the
First NJ b. church Thursday night.
May 18th at : o'clock. iEon. alenry
8. Johnston Of Perry win deliver the
address TO the class. Johnston IA very
eloquent and his message win ne tn
srhing. The public is invited,
Lady rits win give midnight
luncheon following the class exercises
at the high school tonight.
Final examinations are heinx given
today and will continue over 10 Wed
nesday and grades will be ready for
distribution to students Friday.
Girls OF the Senior Normal train
ing department viii siye reception
for tho Junior training class Wed
nesday.
A display of the work OF home eco
nomics department of the hlah school
Il being given today and "Wednesday
al the high school 10 which Guthrie
citizens are invited. The display rs
wei worth the tyi2 70 the high school
to see. Mss Juanita McFetridge Is
class valodIciorIan and Miss Mae
Hopkins IA the nahitartofian.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16

Bong jr
'Sq'i;s'
nt -. E srr..,
tIlf HhN ~ xrmanl

Chicago. MAy Evidences
distinctly cunneeslng homh
shruwers and tbs slasHrx uf two
i,uisnemsa wslh siar shsw lhreg
Chicago Iahur leaders WAS vsainls
"a today by police aud state !
attorneys wha have worked ins
slefaiivHeahly ssnoe Terrence
LYONS, acting Iieutsnnas, and
Thomas Clark, pasrolman. weru
shot down week ago after two
buildings had heen dynamited In
thu xo.callnd labor war
Four men have been identified
positively "a the slayers ~ the
pllrumen and three ~ them have
confessed. the police said. while
.Inhn Miller. bartender. ewner
III the motor ear fFum which the
fatal ahnts were fired. has henn
identified a. the driver through
the bloody finger prints on tho
automobile door. Two men whp
rode with him wWra arrested
when they applied FOR medieal
aia. the police said, one having
Il body wound and the either
bullet through The shoulder, I'm
der aucstionine they broke down.
poiIee sAih. and one made rum
pl,,te confession Miller himself
confessed early today under con.
staut questioning. the police said.
IIe was removed secretly 10 an
outlying police statien because
~ An attempt u poison him.
Police said one dish brought from
a restaurant contained u quickly
netting poison
Through these alleged uoufes
nions and other Information. aes
corsIing 10 The police aud prose
'rutors, evidence haA been obtain
IA III connect the wvrk W the
6omhera aud killers with "Hiw
Tim Murphy, head ~ the gax
workers aud streei swesper~
nuion formcr member NJ tho
state assembly and Congressional
secretary Con Shea ef tho
f~autinand on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16
ROTARY TO EQUIP 0UT|MG
HOME FOR BOY SCOUTS
Country Club Grounds r. Be
Used. League Ball Season
Opens Thursday,
May 20

Tho MONDAY session az the Rotary
chfh AZ tho Ions wap given over 10
stirring song. under Tho leadership of
IlotaFlan suahi President atnrrIer
presided and nj llaehellor looked after
tho minutes Judge oldfleld. Okla
homa CITY rFesident IIcrhcrlInK %
rDnca CITY Rotary club. and Isoy gs
Louis, assistant u. II district attor.
ney we're Introduced o. aursts ~ the
club
langatnn University. expressed
thanks % tho clib in an eprreclaslyn
letter. which said that The vlslt en-
coiiraged and inspired ~ very much
Challenge from thn Lions bali club
10 the Rotary team, now IN proeaaa of
organization, was raad and ace~~tpd
Mention Of the names III RiAolph
Grssxl ot Newton. Kan. and Alhart
i'a~kcr, Arkansas city. ~ candidates
for the presidency of the new Internal.
ional Rotary district. was made. bl
no action taken
Pres, Npurrler announced that tha
board of directors had recommended
that tho club take oveT tho rroposal
for land south of the country club tor
outing home of hoy acoutn T.ha move
entails 40 expenditure ~ tg0o The
clyic affairs committee waa merged
into ways and meanH committee.
composed of Nod Holman. Anthony
Dean and u. J. Stalk, who will at.
range for financing the hoy Scout
home movement.
Manager Arardon. NJ the Iono, IN.
foFed the lone dancing halt for din.
Fier dances as gand raising angle IN
boys work.
The club Was appriacd of the fas
that tho national organization had al
opted the rose al the emblem N inter.
national Rotary.
Thirty suggestions wore filed iouc.
Ing on topics mos, beneficial 10 he
considered ny the einb rhesmaIority
called for the announcement Of boys'
work Other su9westionn embraced
athletics, band, moral upiIft, and a..
yeiopm"nt Of individual memberH.
Benefit concert recital by Tholma
Roo, Tulsa, formerly o. Guthrie. was
announced for me near future. Nam.
heFn voted 70 buy 81 tlckesa alisa
Roe desires % complete her musical
educnslcn ~ Chicago.
Rotariana and LIONS win parade on
May As when this frat official game
of The new ball league opens here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16

Nat Goldstein, of sc Louis,
whose appointment 10 the office
of Collector Of Internal Revenue
for the District Of 81 Louis by
President Harding IL being met
with Increasing opposition. Re.
publican leaders haye hinted that
the President might be asked to
withdraw his name and Demo.
cratic leaders have come out
opesly against him, alleging that
he was involved in the expendii-
nre Of larga campaign funds of
Frank @. lsowden ii Missouri IN
1890. A statement from the
White House said that "lhn
President never boasts Of Nor
apologies for lis nolninations,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16
Airplain Wrecked;
Found To Be Booze
Carrier; Real Red
In Bottles

New York May 16 The
wrecking Of a whisky laden
airplanc near Croton. On -Hud.
SON where New York City's
drinking water comes from,
caused prohibition authorities
today TO consider steps TO pre-
vent this form Of smuggling
from Canada.
The plane was a double
scatter. and the passenger cock
pit had been filled with bottled
goods packed In gunny sacks.
A clew as to the origin of the
cargo was q copy Of a Mon
treal newspaper.
George j. Mccall, a former
deputy sheriff, saw the plane
wrecked. One wing struck as
the machine came to earth and
in an instant the machine was
a wreck. Mr.. Mccall ran to.
ward the airplane, expecting
10 discover someone dead. but
found instead an irate and
limping man who hurried to-
ward an automobile which ap-
parently had been waiting for
him. He climbed in and was
whirled away. One hundred
Quart bottles were broken in
the crash and fifty were in
tact.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16

Following ase additional flIlmxm fer
county office made since saturday
Thos. W. flogKess. Democrat for
Sheriff. WI Et Tiransnn. Republican
for commissioner md DissFiet Roy n.
Kslso. Republican zoe shgrsff; " ".
Rlnehars. Republican for commits
si0nar lat District: Art hredal Rs
publican Tor Twp. Trustee Spring
creek Twp n. u Reed Republican
for Treasurer of Antelope Twv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16
DIVORCED AT II, PRINCES
IS DEAD NOW

my The Associated Press)
Budapest May is.-~The Princes
Festetics do Toina, aged III. divorc-
ed wife Of the Prince o. Monaco, Is
dead after an operation for ap2en-
dicitls.
She was Lady Mary Douglas
Hamilton, the danghtcr on the Eng
Iish duke OF Hamilton and brandon.
and married the Prince or Monaco
In 1869.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16

POSTMASTER OIsmlsh has been nos'-
fled BY the civil service commission
that number of places arc cpsn IN
the income tan department. salaries
range from 1900 10 $500, ruii In
formation may bs ohsainss BY nrit.
ing 10 tho civll Service Commissions.
" ashlngtoa. n. g.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16

After sense ~ duty, the next vital
qualification for motherhood II Wis
dom.
The young mother, hGring learned
the spirit Of sacrifice, is confronted by
her own ignorance in dealing will, her
chiId's growing individuality. TN
familiar with the child mind, she II
called upon 10 solve serious questions
involving child trimming and guidance.
Some women make better mothers
than others, in that they more easily
SEE the child viewpoint and have
sympathetic understanding of childish
reasoning. "A girl who hns been 4
teacher is the better prepared To-
motherhood n that xhe ~
'::ss % sas'ss1 e Y ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16
Gas Wells In
Eldorado Field
Burning; Crater
Is Blown Out

EldeFadc. Ara. Nay lt'~-A era.
tor roo test across was hia~n eas
scriy today al she Wild Murphy
uas we'll. ten mIies north sf Eids,
RADIO. ard shs pas fFom u ard Az
other eratsrs In tho vicinity ~as
lqnIteu. Several smsiisf srsssfs
were tired last night within a "a.
dlus ~ roo yards bus tho main ~sll.
estimated 70 BE- making more thar
Fs.ooo. COO cubic feet o. aas 4 day.
did not catch fire until tne hugs
srassr was hiowr out to-day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16

~ Louis, Mo. Mas " Henry
hiring. ~atchman Toe "a FREEMAN
hank visa shot fatally In the forehead
BY ora oE several bandits who
boarded d street ear today and robbed
a messenger sf tho bank whom Ahrin9
was accompanying, of aaschel con-
,alnluw $4,000 II was the nIrsh rus~
berry of baak messenger On . street
car hera An tbs lass year Airing whe
waa "a years oid died several hours
later.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16
TO GIVE APPRECIATION PARTY"

The entertainment committee Of
the Chamber of Commerce. will hold
an appreciation party Wednesday
evening ~ the home nf n. E calu,
son. complementary 10 those who
participated In and those who we're
responsible for tho simesa og the
recent May Music Festival Robert
sohIbcrg 10 chairman of the commit
toe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16
Russian Problem Ignored

Geneva. May l6,--The council
Of the league of nations refused
today TO take up the Russian
problem and referred to the
Genoa conference the Norwegian
governments request for an inn
mediate inquiry by the league
into the general situation IN
Russia and The effect Of the
famine on econOmic reconstrslc-
tion in Europe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16
Re piewing Stand
Collapsed, SO
Hurt, One Badly

Oklahoma city. Okla. May ie.~-
Thirty ak persons wore inlurcd, one
probably seriously. when q reviewing
stand built for the parade oi knights
TemrIars. who are attending stats
meeting here, collapsed this morning
Francis NJ Harper. chief operator for
the Western Union telegraph com
pany, was reported seriously hurt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16
PROHIBITION NAVY GRABS
A REAL PRIZE SHIP

New York. May ie.--Tnc prohlbi-
ton navy brought prize into New
York hsrbor today. n was sioop OF
1875 tons displacement, loaded, Il was
declared, with 1000 cases Of whisky.
The prize was captured BY the cutter
Hahn or the New jersey coast. SIX
members Of tho crew were arrested.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16
Bandit Who
Held Up Bank
Is Captured

SrrinufleIc, Me-, May i6.--One Of
the bandits who Yesterday held up
the bank messenger Of the Citizens
Bank here and escaped with twenty
thousand five hundred dollars. WAS
captured about seven miles north.
west OF Lebanon, Laclede county,
shortly before noon today, according
to communication received from
Sheriff ]. IA. Jones Of Lebanon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16

MONTAGUE SELLS SOME
BLOODED GUERNSEYS

Mort Woods. proprietor cf Tire F'rsrl
rose stock farm near Arsmors was in
Guthrie today on his way home from
Chicago. While ia Chicago he pur-
chased a fine blooded Guernsey bull
for $1,000 and stopped or here long
enough to annex five of Harry Mon
tague's Guernsey heif-ys raging
therefor sToo-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16
KLAn PROBE is
PVT orr FOR TIME

ery Tho Associated Pres&l
Los Angeles, May 1.-THE Los
Angeles county grand jury as not IN
session today ami no Official in,ima-
tion VAS gwen early this morning ~
to what steps would be taken In It's
investigation Or the Ku Klux Khan
activities when 10 conveDes again
tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16

The result Of the school bond oiec .
tion sh0wst once more that y ~
necessary for tho hoard of education
70 set down 70 specific facts before
bonds viii be voted In the next
call for an election the site ~ the
Eigh hool must be designated and
ether facts presented to tho voter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16
CHRISTOPHER. UNDER FIRE.
witt SEEK RE.ELEcrioN

oklahoma CITY. May ls.--supsflor
court Judge !. n. chelsssphse flied
notice. 81 his candidacy for r1-eieetion
10 the office Of superior court judge
'os okmvIpss today with tho secretary
on tho county election hoard.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16
U.S.NOtt
fnterNeN
Farley
RuLLErIN

Genoa, May l6. Foreign Min
lister Schanxer Of Italy, on learn.
ing today that the United States
would not Join the proposed CON-
mission on Russian affairs at the
Hague. expressed great surprise,
especially at the rapidity with
which q decision was taken which
may have great influence on the
further discussions at Genoa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16
KANSAS WOMAN DEAD At ,ot

Wy tHH AhsuFIHtNI ffUFs
Girard, Kansas. May lcs-iNrs. I.y-
dla I,ecmaster Elliott. ron years old
died here this morning. Mrs Elliott
was bern In Belmont county, ohio.
February 10. 1891
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16
FLASH or LIGHTNING SET
OIL TANKS ON FIRE

fBy The Associated Presst
s3ayonne. N. j.. May i6.--Tan
tanks Of petroleum had been des i.
troyed today by fire in the Tide
Water OIL company's yards here.
The fire started last night when a
flash Of lightning strusk tank. The
loss was estimated at s750.ooo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16

san Francisco, May is,rwcive
thousand gallons Of wins we're seized
and three pofsons were arrested to-
day In raid ON the winery ot rhso-
dorc f'ier once colonel on tho starr
Of California governor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16

Miss Hertha Tornia. geenrai de-
livery, Kansas City, 30. has started
search I'm Oklahoma for her sister
and three Children. Miss Torasa
writes that she has not heard from
the family since 1909. The three
children are Sadie, Josephine and
Hertia Davis, we're In chiIdreu's
home at Pryor. The sisters name is
Mrs. william Davis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16
STATE DEPARTMENT
GIVES REASONS

fny The As>ociasef frcssj
Washington. May fs.-TAe state
department made puDlic Monday
night the text OF message to An
tasssdor Child at Genoa. decllning
the Invitation 10 participate in the
nax European economic confcren e
al The Hague.
This government" the American
communication said, lis unable 10
conclnse that II can helpfully part
cipate in the meeting at The Hague
as this would appear to De the con-
einuance under different nomen-
clature OF the Genoa conference and
destined TO encounter the same dif-
fscuities il the attitude disclosed Ia
tho Russian memorandum Of May IL
romans unchanged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16


The ne ssSsie aw, ultimate
question. xhe American note said
would appear to be the restoration
OF productivity in Russia, the essen
tial CONDITIONS OF which are still 10
be secured and must in the nature OF
things be provided within Russia
herself"
The state Departments communi-
cation said the American government
~has always been ready" to join
other governments in arranging for
''an inquiry by experts into the econ
omic situation in Russia and the
necessary remedies"
Suggestions Welcomed
Such an inquiry. Il was added.
couIi deal appropriately @with che
economic prerequisites for restora
tion Of Russian productions. without
which a sound basis for credits
would bc lacking.
In conclusion, the American COM
municstion renewed the offer 10
"give serious attention 10 amy pro-
posals issuing from Genoa confer
ence.' but added that the suzges
tIons for the meeting at The Hague
in view OF the Russian memorandum
of May II lacxed '-the tetinitencss
which wonld make possible the con
currence of this government in the
proposed plan"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16
TEXT or HUGHES
REPLY TO ALLIES

Washington. May ls--Tsrs gov
ernment Monday declined 10 rarti-
cipate in the economic conference
70 be held at The Hague starting
Continued on PAGE SD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-16

WEATHER
ronisht AMI Wednesday senerazlyI
~ soussshsf warn<r wednesday.
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fconiiaaosi % l'aTe 81
The Holly chieftain., 1922-08-17
SOUTH SIDE

A very pleasant and pleasing
farewell party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Tally,
in honor of Mrs. Tally's cousin, Miss
lnez Wright. who has been visiting
her aunt here for couple of weeks
and is expected to return soon
Many games were played and a de.
lightful time was enjoyed BY all
Refreshments OF cakea nd ice cream
were served at midnight, after
which few indoor games were
played. Then. every one wishing
Miss Wright good night and pleas
ant journey home. retired to their
different homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Austin and lit.
tie son Robert of Niwot, Colorado
were guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. g. McKibbon the past week
Mrs George Hyatt, Miss Ruth
Hyatt and Miss Lavonne McKibboh
motored to the home of Miss Neva
Wright near Hartman, Colorado
Sunday morning, where they spent
the day.
Mr. Cane and Miss Wright came
down and spent the evening with
Miss Hyatt, returning in time for
church at their home town.
&c orge Hyatt went to Kansas
City with stock Saturday. On his
way back he expects to visit with
friends at Wichita and Hutchinson.
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Tally and fam.
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sears, Miss
Tnez Wright and Mr.. Babe Sears
motored to Two Buttes Sunday
where they spent the day, returning
in the evening.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-08-17

Nellie Ruggles, who has been
spending the summer with relatives
in Denver, returned home Wednes-
day.
MIR George of Wellington. Kansas,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Lemgo,
The dance at Plains Saturday
night was greatly enjoyed and an
exceptionally large crowd attended.
lee cream was served by f. A.
Wells.
Mrs. Gene Kelley and son Dale of
Cheney Center are visiting at the
V. H. Kelley home this week. /:
Mr.. Hughs and son and Aaron
Neal arrived recently from Buffalo.
Oklahoma, and are visiting at the
Jud Hughs home.
Mrs. John Gilley and sons Dean
and Dewey and daughter Lucille.
Mr. and Mrs. Gault and daughter,
Murna. Lola Turner and Ethye
Conntryman, all Of Kinsley. Kan.
arrived this week and after short
visit with the t. G. Maxey and r.
r. Gilley families. left for Colorado
Springs and Denver, where they viii
spend the rest of their vacation.
Clair Sloniger went to Holly Sun
tlay to meet his mother and broth
er, who had Just arrived from Lin.
coin, Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Himlnet and
sons We're and Vern, and s. Shern
and John Roanbaugh were dinner
guests at the Sophia Zimmet home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jud Hughs and
daughters were shopping in Holly
Saturday. +,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert George and
children Jack and yelva called on
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Garrett Sunday
A number from our vicinity at
tended the camp meeting and bap
tismal services on Butte Creek Sun
day. The meeting closed Sunday
evening but they will hold ten
days service at Two Buttes, start
ing Friday. the 18th. y:
The Holly chieftain., 1922-08-17
SOUTHEAST KIowA
Z ]
/ HH i j j HH i H#H# i + !
tAlebley. Schweers, Townerl

Mr. and Mrs Chas Huffman and
daughter of 2itads. Colo, took Sun.
day dinner Mt the b. F. .Beeks
homo Mrs. Huffman is cotlan. of
Mr.; Beeks. :.,:.
Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Hensy and
dauriater Lois and Mrs. Mohler. and
son Clyde. of Towner, took dinner
at the w. L. Clappcr home Sunday.
The following families were enter
tanned to a cafeteria dinner. at the
A. b. Pierce home Sunday, the
Shedeyftz Carl Bailey, W. Bailey
Schfeers, Youtsex Guy and r.. Tuck
er, and Rev. Garner. A royal good
time was had and plenty of good
eats. :s-as. 80.
Mrs. TIuffmeister went Friday
night to stay. at the J. Hanway
home at Towner for a few days.
Word has been received that
Mable Schweers is now in Chicago
III. She intends to go to Columbus
Ohio, and Milwaukee,, Wis, before
returning to Springfield, ILL.,, where
she has. been visiting. -.
Estella Schweers was royalty EN-
tertained Friday and Saturday. She
was helping Clayt2n celebrate his
fifth birthday.
Allie Thomas, who has been stay
ing at Holly, helping care fer. his
brother Orlo, who has typhoid 'fev
cr. .calme hpue Sunday for "A few
minutes. He reports Orlo as doing
as well rs could be expected.
Golda Blaine OF Arlington, Colo.
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. w
Bailey.
Mrs. o. Frost called on Mrs. F
shedevitx Monday afternoon.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-08-17
= PLAINS PIcK1NGs
= i i + = + = + i = i Z 4A4,
tBarbarba Zimmet)

George Frazzee was transacting
business in Lamar Saturday.
A. r. JACKIE took truck load of
wheat to Holly Monday.
George Ruggles, Jr., is working
for Pete LunZ.
Mrs. c. L. Garrett called at the
Sophia Zimmet home Thursday.
Earl Wells made a business trip
to Holly Saturday.
w. |. Sharpnack's sister arrived
recently from Kansas City. to help
care for their father, who had suf-
fered slight stroke of paralysis.
}. G. Snyder of Lamar passed thru
here this week, selling Raleigh pro-
ducts.
August Ensley was o Holly visitor
Tuesday.
A nice rain visited this vicinity
Tuesday evening. The corn and
other row crops are looking fine.
A number have been enjoying
foasting ears.
John Roanbaugh and S. Shera of
Fellsburg, Kan. arrived recently for
Il visit with the latters daughter,
Mrs. Harry Zimmet and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.. Garrett spent
Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Frazee.
Mildred Halsey has been assisting
Mrs. Monte Gurley cook for thresll.
ers.
August Ensley took load of
wheat to Hooly Sunday, returning
Monday.
MIRA nd Mrs w. r. Grisier were
shopping in Holly Tuesday.
jim Erwin arrived recently from
Oklahoma for visit with old
friends in this vicinity.
s. Shere and John Roanbaugh
were calling ON old friends in Two
Buttes Saturday.
I Mrs. S. Zimmet and Barbara call
ed on Harry Zimmet Friday.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-08-17
COOLIDGE ITEMS

The Santa Fe is sure painting up
this town.
We sure had fine ball game
here last Sunday. 3 to 4 in Lakins
favor and will have another game
here next Sunday. We understand
Bristol will come to play. :,
Ira Barnes, wife. daughter Amy
and son and wife were here visit
ing Mrs. Harry Smith. their daugn-
ter. Little Marrya nd Sterline
Smith went home with them for a
week or two. They are from Kiowa
county.
Harry Smith has bought out the
restaurant and now they will oper-
ate both the hotel and restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Barnett and
Mrs. Ed H. Glovera nd son Leland