The Holly chieftain., 1922-10-26
LYoAN L1srEN1NGs
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mrs. Mabel Lycan)

Over 200 chickens were bought al
Lycsn Thursday and Friday
Mrs. j. A. Mohiand went to Holly
Friday to have dental work done.
NJ. s. Wilson left sample of home
grown peanuts withus last week
They are OF two varieties, the jun
bo and small for salted peanuts.
James Erwin and family have
moved to the well improved Selma
BILE place, while Mr. and Mrs. Selma
BILE spend most of the winter with
the latter's mother in Kansas.
Candidates have been invading
this vicinity thick and often the
past week. Among them w. 7.
Powell, of Springfield. was shak-
ing hands with old neighbors and
friends here. :.
W. s. ShOnse, Dan Davis and Cal
vim Davis, went to the Cedars for
wood last week.
Ray Martin took his race horses
to Johnson to the fair last Friday.
Quito a number attended the
Johnson fair Friday and Saturday.
There was no school at the N. r.
school and Buffalo on account OF
the fair.
E. A. Records went to Texas Fri
day evening, returning Saturday.
He went after fruit which was his
share on the place he occupied
whilo living there.
Ed Dupree moved his family to
Holly for the winter.
Lon Oyler's sisters.who mhe had
not seen for years visited him and
his family last week. All went to
Two Buttes dam on an outing last
Thursday.
Mrs. Sam Bland was quite sick
Monday week ago. Dr.. Verify
was called and spent most of the
night at her bedside. She is i'm,
proved SO as to be out, we are glad
to say.
R. X. Cox made cement base
ment steps, sealed the room adj
joining the store and did other ear
penter work for Mrs. Tresner last
week,
On Oct. 3lst program and pie
social will be held at Lycan school
house. Proceeds to be used to
buy play ground equipment.
We hear the young people are
getting UP a masquerade dance
for later hours on theNsame evening
B. 0. Millikan and family exs
pect to move this week to Nineta,
Ola, for the winter
Floyd Shafer was agreeably sur
prised when his corn. which he
figured would make Is bushels
per acre, turned out 35 bushels per
acre. Pretty good for Colorado.
Frank Halsey and family of Kan
contemplate occupying the Shafer
place.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Lane and baby
'of Balco, Okla, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Monte Gourley. Mr. Lane
proved up homestead one and a
half miles northwest of Lycan some
years ago. He then sold to r. d.
Chadwick, who in turn sold to Mr..
Sloniger
0oaia nplon nlir,n,. Tn pI,,Ia
Frank Moore each brought load
of freight for the SnOdgTass store
Saturday.
1t would seem that Mr. Grant has
the correct idea about the tax
proposition as he made known in
the Sentinel last week.
s. p Asdery is sowing wheat.
Several have not finished sowing
F. J. Wilbur made a tri pto Den
yer last week and saw his son Paul
who recently went to Lovclani to
attend school,
Mrs. Lycan received a card from
Mrs. A. E. Carter saying they were
in Albuquerque, n NJ, a:d had
fine weather and good luck so far
The Carriers are on their way to
California.
Word came that Mr. and Mrs.
Shaw have arrived safely at their
destination in Iowa. where they
will make their home.
We failed to mention last week
that Miss Cochran and Willie
Crawford were honored by Mr.. an
Mrs. Halle Cochran in being
chosen as witnesses to their wed,
ding, which took place tthe Pres
byterian parsonage in Lamar some